Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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Pi Sigma Alpha I i I I Interest in political science motivated the development of Pi Sigma Alpha, national honorary Greek fraternity. Students met to Politic wot mom topic of discussion in this mformol chot. loft to right ore: Bon me Reese. P»of. Judd Mormon, Donna Boo Jorgenson, Kioth Anderson. and George M-tton, left to Right, Row On«: K-oth Anderson. Charles Hoighf, Bonnie Reese. George M-tton. Ice Fredrick, Gerald Monsen Row Two: Wayne FronW, Milton R Merrill, Glen Peterjon, Wendell Anderson. Judd Mormon. Eldon Hugie discuss current politics with an aim to further the cause of good government throughout the world. Pi Gamma Mu i i i i Top scholars in social science founded Utah chapter of Pi Gamma Mu. The club sponsored outstanding statesmen who discussed current issues facing the world. Its efforts are backed by a desire to increase democratic principles. Chomp Moore. Joseph Hobbab. and K cth Anderson talk over world historical problem with foculry odvnor. Evan B. Murray. left to Right: Charles Martin, Leonard Arrington. Evon Murray. Kieth Anderson, J. Duncan Brife Row Two: Chomp Moore. A. G. Joseph Mobbab. Theral Black, Wendell Anderson. 77

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Left to Right, Row Ono: Oorrcll I Deem, Dick Merrill. Stanford I. John ion, Dorwm W Larsen. Sidney C. Yeatei, Charloi lowreneo. Row Two: Roger t. Olwfl, Victor Jonei, Marl. 8!ackhom. Robert Ktoich, Doyle George. Jamci Kelly Row Thrco: Bevon Bradshaw Cra g Bote, Gerald Welker, Lionel Welch, Joh.i A. Adomi, Jock Caldwell En Route to Albuquerque wcrei Roger Olsen. David Finch, Eddie El Hag, Darwin lorien, Mork Block-am. and Darrell Deem. 22 Alpha Koppa Psi Off icon: Charles Lawrence, Sec.; Sion Johnson. Faculty Advisor. Darwin Larsen, Pres.: Sidney Ycote.s, V, Pres.j Paul Pug-mire. Trees. Alpha Kappa Psi i I The function of Alpha Kappa Psi is to promote fellowship, activity, and scholarship in the business world. In November, the members took time off from their studies to journey to Albuquerque to attend the national convention, and returned with a keener interest in the business world. Members proudly point out numerous grads who have used training garnered in Alpha Kappa Psi meetings to become very successful businessmen.

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Dr. W. M. Jardine, who for 45 years has been a noted leader in national public life, is a graduate from the school of agriculture at Utah State. He went forth to establish a record of distinguished achievements. He was president of Kansas State College, Secretary of Agriculture, minister to Egyrt, and he was, at the time of his retirement in 1949, president of the University of Wichita. A list of the honors that have come to Dr. Jardine occupies an impressive space in Who’s Who. I consider that my years at Utah State were instrumental in giving me the inspiration, and to a large extent, the ability to put my limited talents to their best use. I am proud of the record my alma mater has made in providing the training and leadership which have inspired so many and prepared them for outstanding citizenship.