Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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o bnref but complete view of intramii h are so much a part of campus life. ! ure of this secHon presents the student who carried the Gold and Block in int Btics. From football to golf, you will fiii, CS that oppeored often in heodlines of stbic, uum- ' ond even national sports. As far os spoce and re- Ces will permit, the staff has told the story of Btics at Woke Forest for 1950-51. We hope that will be oble to capture the underlying spirit that jred these athletes to do a little more than the pos- ! on behalf of Alma Mater. This astounding feoture, jnadequotely recorded and described, pervades the section. In future years you will doubtless wonder i stronge power urged this little college to portici- s in sports in such a large scale ond so victoriously. ;hope thot we hove included the answer somewhere lis section. udent activities have grown steadily in scope and |«r since the early days of the college until there pnow twenty-five prominent organizations on the |us. All of these ore given as much spoce as could ored in the activities section. This division on i and activities is presented as o commendotion to t students who mode on effort to ottoin a broader »k and o more complete education through campus rities. Moreover, the section records the nuclei of ge life outside the classrooms during 1950-51 for future pleasure. nee socio! fraternities were sanctioned by the od- strotiort of the college in 1922, they have been a linent aspect of the college. Todoy, there arc ten ll froternities that set the trend for campus social I In the speciol fraternity section, eoch lodge has .Jpoges (at a nominal fee) allotted to it. Whether Jjare a member of one of these fraternities or not, you Mjoy reading of the ever-present dances, decorations lests for Home-coming, contributions to charity, floats erodes, serenades to the co-eds, the movie boycott Other fraternity octivities that ore o port of the t that this yearbook tells.