Whitman College - Waiilatpu Yearbook (Walla Walla, WA)

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Dick Friedman Travis Hails Nick Hansen Bruce Hinshaw Bob Huffman Jim Huey Clayton Jackson Bob Jones Sid Kasuga Paul Keiter Harry Lindsay Jim Marshall Jack Martin Ron Martin Steve McConnell Alec McKay Bill Montgomery Howard Paulson Terry Payson Steve Pollock Scott Richardson Harold Salcoda Don Smith Tony Warren Dave Weld john Wells John Westine Rodger Whitlock Jim Willmore Dexter Yamada 'ETSW5 SEWEEZYSESES gg .:. .:.j - 3'1 2 NEWS? FTE? if 0 3 1 1 it 'fw2??g,r2?fr wmv,

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T U KAPP EPSILO Alpha Theta chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon had its first faint glimmerings of existence during the school year of 1924- 25, and first competed in rush in the fall of 1925 as Alpha Omicron Kappa. Under the inspired guidance of B. C. Dad ' Sherman, the little local made steady progress. There were already three nationals and one established local on the campus, so the AOK boys had a tough row to hoe. But by the school year of 1929-30, the group had made sufficient progress to petition Tau Kappa Epsilon for a charter. This was granted, and Alpha Omicron Kappa became the thirty- first chapter of a fraternity which now numbers one hundred DICK BRUCE, President Sixty- This is the thirtieth anniversary of Alpha Theta's exist- ence, and it is fitting that it is a fine one. Starting the year with a twenty-three man pledge class, Teke roared through the first semester with many ttalented individuals. Jack Martin and Steve Pollock made their names known in debate, while Dan Lindsay and Jim Huey won the intramural trophy in forensics. Pete Bruner, Jim Chapman, and Jim Huey acted with honor at the Whit- man Theatre, while Jim Willmore and Travis I-Iails worked backstage. Bruce Bailey was a soloist in the Walla Walla Symphony again, while Dan Lindsay, Jim Marshall, and Steve McConnell were also members. Dexter Yamada served as exchange editor' on the Pioneer. Officers for the first semester were Dick Bruce, president, Ed Burrough, vice-president, Nick Hansen, pledge trainer, Don Smith, treasurer, Jack Martin, chaplain, Jim Chapman, secretary, Dan Lindsay, histor- ian, and John Wells, sergeant-at-arms. Second semester leaders were Ed Burroughs, president, Bill Mont- gomery, vice-president, Dan Lindsay, pledge trainer, Terry Payson, treasurer, Don Smith, chaplain, Jim Chap- man, secretary, John Wells, historian, and Sid Kasuga, sergeant-at-arms. Randy Beaumont Orren Brownson Pete Bruner Jim Carter Ray Chapel jim Chapman Bob Christiansen Bob Cline Bob Forman

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