Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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C ' -1. -Q- nT Tn -vw P., -v-, -v nr . 1, A. - so ' ki .. -f-. -v., -, 'TC -1, .. s -. -. E. FQII ii: liE 52 :E i ll EE 6i3i Givlelta 63Ql1i . . . I IiiJI2Ifl',X PHI fraternity. The Owls, found its origin way hack in the days when the school was located in llroolclyn and the cluh Strix existed. In 1911. the cluh took on a new nanie. The Iinproyed Qrfler uf the Sons of the Ark, and from that time on the Owls have existed as a well organized group of nien. In IUIU. the fraternity changed its naine to the Improved Order of the Iix- alted Ulalae. which referred hack to the old nanie of Strix, and which later he- canie the connnon nanie of the fraternity, The Owls . Although fraternities at Lfpsala are lahelled as social groups. Pi Delta Phi has had a inuch niore serious purpose th rougihout. which includes the principle of service toward the school as one of its cardinal points. This is retlected in the spirit which is found in every Pi Delta Phi nian and the very active participation nleinhers of the fraternity take in all tornis of extracurricular activities. The past year has found the fraternity holding' such honors as the cap- taincy of the three inapior sports, the presidency of the student council, the edi- torship and lmusiness-nianagership of this puhlication, the Upsalite and the chair- manship of spring weelc. Chief ........ .... - - , ,XI.I RlClJ Os'ri.t'Nn .SIt't'I't'ftII',V W -- I.iiI:oY KI.tsoN Little Chief .... -- IIICKKY .'XRNS'l'liIN 'lIl't'tl.YH7't'l' A, ,.,e jonx IIITRKE Percy .Xrnstein Samuel Hagglund I.eroy Mason lohn .XIIINIUINI john Ilurlce XVendell Carlson joseph Ifrouherg Gerard Helden XYilli:1ni Ilernherger Page Ona Hznzrlwvd 17z'fly-lfom' I71't1f1't'.r III Clollegio SICNIOIQS Meeker Neville Ilertil Nystrom .Xllred Ostlund ,ILTNIORS l.ennart liricsson john Foster XVarren Ilanson SOPIIOMORICS john Klasson FR ICSHIXI ICN A Leonard Sandherg I.otou Rasmussen lfdward Spinelli l'len1ens I Iaeelund XYallaee Lund lirandt Nelson Martin Peterson Roy Peterson Iidward Strauhe Iii .TTI . .. - q ... L . las F1 Q 0. -.

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