BETA ZETA LAMBDA CHAPTER MARCHES ON (Continued from Page 19) the boy scouts or cub scouts as committee members. Brother A. T. Busby is the new treasurer of the Lincoln University Federal Credit Union. Brother Leake and Brother Saunders are both completing their work for the Masters' degrees in psychiatric, social work and journalism respectively. Brother Dr. Maddox is a member and active participant in the Missouri Association for Social Welfare. At the March meeting, Brother Beverly Foster, principal of the C. C. Hubbard High School at Sedalia, Missouri, was initiated into Alphadom by the chapter. After the "sand crossing" ceremonies, the brothers took the initiate to George's Hideaway, a highway hostelry, where a social meetin" was held. Brother George Wil-
liams, who acted as host, served the brothers inch-thick barbecued steaks with various vegetables and liquors as accessories to the meal. -After eating, the brothers gathered outside around the host's beautiful 1955 Pontiac for an informal picture. During the course of the meeting, the brothers voted to sponsor dental treatment for some of the underprivileged children in the local elementary school. Brother Armistead Pride, Dean of the School of Journalism at Lincoln University, was congratulated upon having served as narrator in a feature length film depicting the work of the Negro press in American society. The film was shown to the brothers at a previous meeting at the home of Brother J. D. Parks.
Chapter Cooperation—Undergrad and Grad (Continued from Page 19) "I've Got Sixpense" directed by Brother Dr. Thomas D. Pawley, March 20-21. The leading role on the second night of the play was done by Bro. Lawrence Cayce and he was supported by Brother Thomas Brooks. Assisting the production were Bros. Carl Smith and Carl Jason and Little Brother William Jeffries. Prior to that week, Alpha Psi set the pace among fraternity participation by winning second place in the two day Varsity tournament. Instrumental in this achievement were Bros. Willie Scott, Billingslea, Gunter, and Little Brother Kennedy, all of whom set a record by placing more men among the top scorers in the competition. Brother Scott copped the individual scoring crown with 67 points, closely seconded by Little Brother Lornell Wells, a key man on the first place champion Junior Varsity with 66. In other athletics, Alpha Psi is proud of their volleyball team, currently deadlocked in a three way tie for first place. An invitation was extended to the Ivy Leaf Club of AKA sorority and to the Spinx club to come and enjoy a four-way reunion March 25. Bro. Warren Swindell introduced a new Alpha pep song for the chapter, which is inclosed for publication. Brother editor Harold Manson was voted the most qualified journalist in the L. U. School of Journalism by PAGE 32
two local white papers. He has since announced the completion of the 1955 edition of the "Archives" school yearbook. Brother Manson accredits the success of the publication to the expert supervision of Brother sponsor James Saunders, instructor in journalism, and to the untiring efforts of his student staff which is dominated by Alpha's and AKA's. Feb. 12 began the sorority-fraternity activities for the spring semester spearheaded by a presentation of a one-pound box of candy to each of the AKA's, a dinner hour and a social dance and re-union. T o Miss Shirley Lipscomb, chapter sweetheart, went a two pound box of candy. At the close of the fall semester late in January, Alpha men and their little brothers walked away with positions on the Dean's honor roll. Brother Julius Hollis, a mid-year graduate, topped the complete list with a straight A average, a perfect 3.000 average. Following him were Brothers Gunter, Charles Alexander, (chapter president) Warren Swindell, and Odell Dean, who was also a midyear grad. Displaying high scholastic aims were newly-made Sphinxmen, lead by Little Brother Shelley Bowers. Next to him in academic standings were John Britton, Robert Flowers and jessee Gill. At present, there are 41 brothers and 21 little brothers in Alpha Psi.
CHAPTER ROSTER (Continued from Inside Front Cover) 42. ALPHA PHI—Wallace Hartsfield (S), 240 Chestnut St., Atlanta, Ga. 43. ALPHA CHI—Samuel L. Morris, Fisk University, Nashville, Tenn. 44. ALPHA PSI—George W. Enslow (S), Lincoln University, Jefferson City, Mo. 45. BETA ALPHA—Harold Bradby (S), Morgan State College, Baltimore 12, Md. 46. BETA BETA—Maurice L. Russell (S), 1971 S. St., Lincoln, Neb. 47. BETA GAMMA—James L. Hall (S), Box 2105, Va. State College, Petersburg, Va. 48. BETA DELTA—Henry L. Robinson, Box 248, State College, Orangeburg, S. C. 49. BETA EPS1LON—Gilbert Caldwell (P), A. and T. College. Greensboro, N . C. 50. BETA ZETA—Albert A. Greenlee (P). State Teachers College, Elizabeth City, N. C. 51. BETA ETA—Arthur E. Newbern (S), 813 N. Marion, Carbondale, Illinois. 52. BETA THETA—A. L. Roach (P), Bluefield State College, Bluefield, W. Va. 53. BETA IOTA—Lawrence Hauser (P), Teachers College, Winston-Salem, N. C. 54. BETA KAPPA—Allan M. Gordon (S), Langston University, Langston, Okla. 55. BETA MU—William M. Clark, Kentucky State College, Frankfort, Ky. 56. BETA NU—Samuel Washington tS), 222 Sampson Hall FAMU, Tallahassee, Fla. 57. BETA XI—Stephen C. Black (S), 1088 Pearce Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 58. BETA OMICRON—Earl Ingram (S), Tenn. A. and I. State University, Nashville, Tenn. 59. BETA PI—Claude W. Malone, Box 26, Lane College, Jackson, Tenn. 60. BETA RHO—Johnnie E. Burke (S), Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C. 61. BETA SIGMA—Bruce Gill (P), Southern University, Box 9414, Baton Rouge, La. 62. BETA TAU—(Inactive), New Orleans, La. 63. BETA UPSILON—John Thomas Porter (S>, Alabama State College, Montgomery, Ala. 64. BETA PHI—Louis H. Roberts (S), Dillard University, New Orleans, La. 65. BETA CHI—Herbert Thompson (S), Philander Smith College, Little Rock, Ark. 66. BETA PSI—(Inactive) — Portland, Oregon. 67. GAMMA ALPHA—Louis D. Hicks (P), Texas College, Tyler, Texas. 68. GAMMA BETA—John Royster (S), N. C. State College. Durham, N. C. 69. GAMMA GAMMA—Fred Talbot (P), Allen University, Columbia, S. C. 70. GAMMA DELTA—Dan Minor (S), A.M. and N. College, Pine Bluff, Ark. 71. GAMMA EPSILON—(Inactive) — Madison, Wisconsin. 72. GAMMA ZETA—Robert C. Dixon (S), Ft. Valley State College, Ft. Valley, Ga. 73. GAMMA ETA—James P. Comber (P), Box 408 R. C. Ind. University, Bloomington, Ind. 74. GAMMA THETA—John E. Moore (P), 1331 Swisher Ave., Dayton 8, Ohio. 75. GAMMA IOTA—William Moss, P. O. Box 63, Hampton Institute, Va. 76. GAMMA KAPPA—Robert A. Bethune (S), 308 Kappa Ave., Birmingham, Ala. 77. GAMMA MU—Smith Turner, Jr. (S), Livingston College, Salisbury, N. C. 78. GAMMA NU—William Matthews (P), 326 East Col. Ave., State College, Pa. 79. GAMMA XI—Albert W. Jones (P), 1723 Leighlon, Los Angeles, Calif.
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