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THE
SPHINX
May, 1941
VOICE OF THE SPHINX ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER WEST VIRGINIA STATE Members of Alpha Zeta Chapter wish to extend greetings to other Chapters lli M arc making such splendid landmarks for Alphadont. We, too, join you in doing our best to hold high the ideals oi our dear fraternity. Like Chapters elsewhere, we spare no pains in trying to keep Alpha Zeta the guiding lighl of our campus. Now that spring has conic ami with it lias come graduation, a time when we must say farewell to many outstanding brothers who have become dear to us. In view of this fact, Alpha Zeta wishes to dedicate this article to its graduating brothers. Brother John Felix Cuyjet who hails from Philadelphia, has been outstanding in many activities while at this college. Brother Cuyjet is president of the Student Council, president of the Dining Hall Council, president of the John Dewey Society, president of Alpha Delta Sigma Honorary Scholastic Society, former president of Alpha Zeta Chapter of Alpha r h i Alpha fraternity, member of the Tri Sigma Math Society. Mechanical Arts Guild. West Virginia Players, and assistant Proctor of dormitory. Brother Cuyjet will graduate in June with 15. S. degree in Industrial and Mechanical Arts, and plans to do graduate work at the University of Wisconsin or Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Brother Allen A. Holland, Jr. conies from Tulsa. Oklahoma, weighing 305 pounds and six feet seven inches t a l l ; he will also be a great loss to us. Brother Holland will receive the A. I'.. with history as his major field. He is an assistant in his department, being the first one in seven years. This unique honor was bestowed upon Brother Holland because of his excellent scholastic attainment in the department. H e is also a member of the College Historic Society. French Circle, Alpha Delta Sigma Honorary Society. former Secretary of Alpha Eta Chapter, and Men's Glee Club, Brother Holland plans to enter the University of Michigan Law School in the fall. Bro. L. Wallace Cephas of Cleveland, Ohio is to receive his B. S. degree with Chemistry as his Major, of which
he is an assistant. Brother Cephas is engaged in a number of activities at the College. H e is a member of the Men's Senate, Tri Sigma Math Society, Biological Colloquim, Ohio Club, German Club, and former Financial Secretary of Alpha Zeta Chapter. Brother Cephas plans to enter Meharry Medical College after graduation Brother Albert W. Jefferson of Baltimore, Maryland is a Candidate for the B. S. degree in Education with majors in English and So.-'al Sciences. 1 le is an assistant in the English department. H e is also former Editorin-Chief of the Yellow Jacket, Member of the John Dewey Society, N. A. A. C. P., Delta Phi Delta, and chairman of literary editors of Creative writing group. Brother William E. Howard of Athens, Georgia is a candidate for the B. S. degree in Business Administration. H e is engaged in a number of activities at the college. H o w a r d is president of the Chamber of Commerce, President of the Y. M. C. A., President of the Student Loan Fund, Secretary of Men's Senate and Bible Class and chairman of Education Committee of N. A. A. C. P. Brother H o w a r d plans to enter the University of Chicago next fall for graduate work in Business Administration. Brother G. H o w a r d Mitchell comes to us from Maitland. West Virginia, and is a candidate for the B. S. degree with Physics as his major field. H e is an assistant in the Physics Department. Brother Mitchell is a member of the Men's Senate, Biological Colloquium, El Circulo Espanol and has been outstanding in many intramural sports. Next fall Brother Mitchell hopes to enter the University of Pittsburgh in pursuit of a degree in Civil Engineering. Brother Leroy Kellam hails from Winxtoti-Salem, Nortli Carolina and is very active on the campus. H e is president of Delta Phi Delta H o n o r a r y lonrnalistic Society, Vice President of the Y. M. C. A., member of the Yellow Jacket Staff, Treasurer of the Men's Senate, member of Tri Sigma Math Society and the reporter of Biological Colloquium. Brother Kellam is a candidate for the B. S. degree in Education having majored in Biology an 1 is
an assistant in the department. H e expects to enter Meharry Medical School in September, 1942. Brother Richard Calfee of Pulaski, Virginia is a candidate for the B. S. degree in Education. He majored in Biology and is an assistant in the department. Brother Calfee is also engaged in a number of extra-curricula activities. Member of the College H i s torical Society, Biological Colloquim, Le Circle Francais, N. A. A. C. P., and has been outstanding in many intramural sports. Brother Leon L. Lofton of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania is a member of the football and basketball teams, Tri Sigma Math Society and Mechanical Guild. Brother Lofton is receiving his B. S. degree in Mechanical Arts this June. Brother Lawrence Calfee of Pulaski, Virginia, is President of the Tri Sigma Math Society, member of the N. A. A. C. P., West Virginia Players, Mechanical Arts Guild, and a member of the Freshman and New Students Welcome Committee. Brother Calfee is receiving the B. S. degree in Mechanical Arts in June and expects to enter Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Brother Edward S. Flowers came to us from Chicago, Illinois and is a candidate for the B. S. degree with a major in English. Brother Flowers is a member of the El Circulo Espanol and West Virginia Players. Upon receiving his degree in June, he plans to enter Northwestern University for graduate work. Brother Leonard McGhee of Montgomery, West Virginia is a member of the Aviators Club and is an excellent pilot. He is also a member of the Mechanical Arts Guild. Brother McGhee will graduate with the B. S. degree in Mechanical Arts in June. Brother Alfred Caves comes to us from Staunton, Virginia and is a candidate for the A. B. degree with history as his major field. Brother Caves is vice-president of the West Virginia Players, member of the College H i s torical Society and Le Cercle francais. He plans to do graduate work at the University of Michigan. Yours in the Bond, STANLEY W. KEMP, Editor to the Sphinx.