Honor aries The Robe

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Honora ries The Robe
Seated: John Cash, Shannon Wyant, Junior Jones, Ken Gainer, Sam
Johnson, Fred Charles. Standing: Don Smith, John Mason, Art Fornari,
Bob Duckworth, Ted Booth, John Bennett, Clark Todd.
Promote School Spirit!!!
This is the main goal of the Robe, a men's leader ing from the living room of President Smith's
ship honorary, which plans activities such as pep house to the back room of the Meadowbrook. The
ralites, bonftres, and snake dances for athletic purpose of building school spirit is always kept
contests, as a means of supporting programs here in mind, whether the teatns are winning or losing.
at Marshall. Membership in the Robe is based on extracur
Meetings of these willing and able Marshall ricular activities, leadership, scholarship, and in
prestige builders take place in surroundings rang- terest shown in promoting our University.
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Fagus
Seated: Dean Buskirk. Standing: Brenda Keys, Barbara Robertson,
Susan Lawrence, Judy Turner, Sharon Haselip, Georgann Hanna, Karen
Meves, Lois Brown, Barbara Shinn.
woman can achieve. They are selected on scholar
The silver beech leaf worn by members of Fagus
symbolizes the highest honor that a Marshall ship, service, and leadership.
Phi Eta Si
Seated: Connie Dressler, W es Gar
bee, Mike Learner, Dave Curtis.
Second row: J. L. Leef, Jim Baker,
Charles Ross, George White. Third
row: Park McClung, Bob Bauer,
Tom Dorworth, Fred Eyer, Dale
Tetull, Gary McMillian.
Phi Eta Sigma national men's freshman honorary college. The fraternity sponsors a tutoring system
fraternity, recognizes outstanding scholastic as one of their main activities.
achievement by men in their freshman year of
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Omicron Delta Kappa
Omicron Delta Kappa, national leadership honor highest distinction and honor. This is the high
ary for college men, was founded December 3, est honor a male student can receive at Marshall.
1914, at Washington and Lee University. To be ODK sponsors many projects designed to bene
eligible for membership, a student must be a fit the University. Members of ODK have built
junior or senior and have sufficient points in the ODK Circle, the Victory Bell Tower, a side
scholarship; athletics; student government; social walk in front of the Library, and the trip board
and religious affairs; publications; and speech, in the Student Union. They co-sponsor a high
music, and other arts. ODK recognizes and en school leadership conference in conjunction with
courages the achievement of exemplary character Fagus, senior women's honorary. ODK was orig
anq superior quality in scholarship and leader inally founded to provide an honor society for
ship. Membership is as much an obligation and men who were active in school life, as well as
responsibility in citizenship as it is a mark of being scholars.
Front row: George White, Bill Calderwood, Gary McMillan, Ivan Ash,
Tom Stafford, Stuart Thomas. Back 1·ow: Bill Harman, Bob Herrema,
Tom Dunfee, Aubrey King.
Row 1: Juanita Clarkson, 2nd V. Pres.; Mary Beth Dorsey, Sec.;
Margaret Smith, Pres. Row 2: Patty Hogg, 1st V. Pres.; Becky Smith,
Historian; Dr. Nuzum, Counselor.
Kappa Delta Pi
Kappa Delta Pi, an Honor Society in Education, of Phi Chapter at different times.
was founded to advance the interests of educa The objectives of the society are to honor schol
tion as a profession. Phi Chapter at Marshall arship and to recognize evidence of dedication
University was organized in June 1923, just two to and success in the field of education. It holds
years following the graduation of the first degree four ideals before its members: The Ideal of
class. Paralleling the growth of the University, Science, the Ideal of Fidelity to Humanity, the
Phi Chapter has continued to exert its influence Ideal of Service, and the Ideal of Toil. Member
in educational circles. Many of its members are ship is open to eligible juniors, seniors and gradu
holding influential positions in the educational ate students who are education majors or who are
field. Four presidents, seven deans, and a num actively engaged in educational endeavors.
ber of Marshall instructors have been membe·rs
Dean D. Banks Wilburn
is pictured with some of
the initiates at the Novem
ber Initiation.
D-Rho D-Theta
Row 1: Joe Sortet, Donald Spencer,
Roger Thomas, Randall Spurlock.
Row 2: Butch Blanchard, John
Cash, Ivan Ash, Richard McCoy,
Sam Johnson. Row 3: S. T. Stinson,
Mr. Skidmore, Stanley B. Eaton,
Thomas Olson.
D-Rho-D-Theta, an honorary Engineering Fra membership is a 3.000 average and Engineering
ternity gives recognition to outstanding engineer 350 as well as a majority vote of the group's
ing students and fosters scholarships among the membership.
engineering students. The main requirement for
Kappa Omicron Phi
Kappa Omicron Phi is estab
lished to honor the girls major
ing in home economics who have
excelled in scholarship, leader
ship, character, and service. It
stands for the high ideals of the
sanctity of the American home
and is ever furthering the pro
fessions in home economics.
Row 1: Miss Louise Burnette, Shirley Campbell, Carol Hailman, Nancy
Bonar, Lilia Moore, Carol Coiser, Donna Brouse, Linda Alleman, Nell
Hamrick, Phyllis Sowards, Sara Lipscomb, Mary Connell, Lilly Wray
Naylor, Karen Beattie, Patsy Spoon, Lucille Smith, Martha Sellers.
Seated: Susan Hamb.
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Chi
Beta
Phi
Row 1: Stewart Thomas, Ivan
Ash, Brenda Jenkins, Wanda
Fields. Row 2: Jack Hughes,
Ernie Carpenter, Pat 0' Brien,
George White, Bruce Nelson.
Row 3: Roger Brennan, Bob
Roberts, Randall Spurlock, Don
Spencer, Roger Thomas.
Chi Beta Phi is a national scientific honorary the Outstanding Chapter award for the 1960-62
fraternity. The local chapter was one of the period.
first in the organization. Kappa Chapter has been The purpose of Chi Beta Phi, in addition to
very active in the past. The present faculty ad honoring outstanding science students, is to pro
visor, Dr. Donald C. Martin, has served as pres mote an interest in science. Today, young Ameri
ident of the national organization. In the spring cans need science more and more for a better
of 1962, Kappa Chapter was the host to the life.
National Convention. At this time, it received
Sigma Delta Pi/
La Sociedad Hispanica
Row 1: Peg Hubbard, Karen
Meves, Linda Thompson, Em
ma Smith, Don Stewart, Joyce
Hoke. Row 2: Mr. Miller, Da
vid Curtis, Sharon Canterbury,
Judy Settle, Bonnie Myers, Ne
vasa Lou Oney, Paige Estler.
Spanish activities on the campus are sponsored La Sociedad Hispanica is an outgrowth of
by both Sigma Delta Pi and La Sociedad His the desire of many students to learn more about
panica. Sigma Delta Pi is the Spanish Honorary Spanish customs and culture. Membership is
society for those students who have distinguished open to all students interested. The programs
themselves in Spanish studies and activities. consist of subjects relating to Spanish culture.
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Alpha Lambda Delta
First row: Elaine Keagy, Ellen Metz, Grace Chirico, Diane Bunch,
Margaret Sayre, Ruth Montgomery, Toni Teets. Second row: Becky
McDaniel, Susan Dawson, Jeanine Jordan, Connie Barbara, Paige Estler,
Kitty Bo,en, Cheryl Skidmore.
Alpha Lambda Delta is a national scholastic her own achievement, which, with earnest high
honorary for freshman women. Its purpose is endeavor, she may build each year upon her
to promote intelligent living with an increased freshman foundation. To be eligible for member
appreciation of both the love and encouragement ship, a student must have a 3.5 average or above
of study, campus life and scholastic attainment. at the end of her first semester or for the entire
Alpha Lambda Delta seeks to awaken a realiza freshman year.
tion that each individual is solely responsible for
Alpha Beta Alpha
First row: Wanda Lewis, Lois Schoolc1·ajt, Jean Meadows, Miss Fidler.
Second row: Mary Lewis, Judy Burdette Nicki Gaga/is Patti Reardon
Kathy Nickell, a guest speaker. ' ' '
Alpha Beta Alpha is an honorary for those stu English.
dents who are interested in Library Science and
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Alpha
Psi
Omega
An honorary dramatics
fraternity for those
maintaining a h i g h
standard of work in dra
matics.
Seated: Scarlett McKinney,
Pamela Smith, Kathy Had
dad, Mary Beth Dorsey,
Yvette Stickman. Stand
ing: Atwood Luter, Ted
Wiley, Jeff Cowden, Da
vid McWhorter, Mr. Page.
Organized to advance the science of psychology,
Psi Chi stimulates and encourages the scholarship
Psi Chi
of individual members in all fields, but partic
ularly in phychology.
Seated: Dan Evans, Jerri Childers, Marif:vn Dwight, Clinton Chapman.
Standing: Bill Edwards, Ga1·y Gray, Bart Kramer, Charles Saunders,
Stuart Thomas, Dr. Alex Darbes.
Panhellenic is derived from two Greek
words: "Pan" meaning all and "Hellen
ic" meaning Greek. Thus, Panhellenic
Council is the governing body which
initiates and directs activities .for all
Greek women. The council directs rush
activities and aids in the organization of
Greek Week and Mother's Day Sing.
The council as a group works to raise
money for a special project.
Panhellenic stands for good scholar
ship, for whole-hearted cooperation
with our University's ideals for student
life, for the maintenance of fine social
standards, and for the serving, to the
best of our ability, of our university
Panhellenic officers: Lily Wray Naylor, Marda Wilson, Georganna community.
Hanna, and Lois Bmwn.
Members: First nJtv: Mary Abruzzino, Marda Wilson, Camlyn Christian,
Marilyn V orholt, Sara Lipscomb. Second ,-ow: Barbara Shinn, Elaine
Thompson, Judy Johnson, Judy Turner, Lenora Crabtree. Third row:
Georganne Hanna, Lily Wray. Naylor, Barbara Robertson, Lois Brown,
Peg Hubbard.
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Interfraternity Council
1962-63 will be recorded as one of the most tablishment of an IFC retreat helped to promote
significant years in the history of the Marshall better fraternity relations and solve the problem
University Interfraternity Council. During the that exist. The most significant development
past year the IFC made important advances in of the year was the modernization and extension
Rushing Regulations, Scholastic Improvement, of the IFC organizational structure which wi,th
and Interfraternity relations and regulation. Es- increase the scope of its activities.
Left to 1·ight, Seated: Charles Ferrell, Don Smith, Bob Herrema,
Advisor: Dean Shaw. Standing: Jim Kessinger, Fred Charles, Ken
Cohen, Phil Adkins, Tom Robinson, Tom Young, Joe Robertson, Bill
Ice, Joe Walker, and Gary Starcher.
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