Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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'ill i -4 ' i ., ei .,iv. f -4535 'UZ -v .Q .pm T 1 1,41 .n.. 'U -N.. 'Fl 'M -Q.. if afiifi Hagwasa. :eases in .:..f a lftallefjf - . 1- tips Q it ,- a I it 1 iff . . . 5?Q5l1eta 95p5ilon HE Theta Epsilon fraternity was officially organized back in 1899 during Upsalals Kenilworth days. The inhabitants of the top door of the Old Main which was known as Mount G-lympus banded themselves together to form a fraternal organization which they called the Glympian Gods. From that early time until now, the fraternity has prospered and has become -ine of the most active groups on the campus. The Gods are most active in the way of extra--curricular activities, and support faithfully such organizations as the Glee Club and the Footlight Club and such groups as the religious and language societies. Theta Epsilon has been particularly active on the college newspaper, the Gazette, and during the past year have held the editorship and business-mana gership of that publication. With graduation, the college will lose some of her most ardent supporters and active men, who have been loyal to their school and fraternity. Zeus ..... .... H OWARD .ANDERSON Vive-President --- --- ROBERT HENDRIX P1'e,vz'deut --- ..... EARLE S. MooRE Secretary ...... .... B IRGER JOHNSON Trcaszwcr .... ...... P AUL SUTER F1'az'1'z7s fu Collagio SENIORS Howard Anderson Birger johnson Paul Suter Herbert Maxwell XVilliam McKinley JUNIORS Earle S. Moore Robert C. Benson Robert H. Benson Harvey Gustafson Paul Pearson Robert Hendrix SOPHOMORES Robert Scott Ralph Morss Alvan Brittle F RESHMIEN VValter Law C-DE George Kappell Franklin P. XValton Richard Cross Gaston Rodgers Page One Hundred Fifty-Five

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