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BELTON F. HAYDEL JR. Writer "The Colored People Latin America"
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68. GAMMA BETA—Roamless Hudson (S), North Carolina College, Durham, N. C. 69. GAMMA GAMMA—Charles Hart (S), Box 123, Allen University, Columbia, S. C. 70. GAMMA DELTA—James Clemons (S), A. M. & N. College, Pine Bluff, Ark. 71. GAMMA EPSILON—James E. Hill, 2S5 Mills Street, Madison, Wisconsin 72. GAMMA ZETA—Crawford Atwater (S), Ft. Valley State College, Ft. Valley, Ga. 73. GAMMA ETA—Carl S. Works, S. Cottage Grove, R. 100, Bloomington, Ind. 74. GAMMA THETA—John E. Moore (P), 1331 Swisher Avenue, Dayton 8, Ohio. 75. GAMMA IOTA—Avon McDaniel (P), P. O. 63, Hampton Institute, Va. 76. GAMMA KAPPA—Lewis W. White, 2425 N. 26th Avenue, Birmingham 7, Ala. 77. GAMMA MU—Smith Turner, Jr. (S), Livingstone College, Salisbury, N. C. 78. GAMMA NU—Austin G. Wells (CS) Box 274 Nenn. State University, State College, Pa. 79. GAMMA XI—John C. Lewis (S), 846 E. 77th St., Los Angeles, Calif. 80. GAMMA OMICRON — Charlie Williams (VP), Knoxville College, Knoxville, Tenn. 81 GAMMA PI—Edward E. Robinson (CS), Benedict College, Columbia, S. C. 82. GAMMA RHO—Carl E. Smith (CS), Purdue University, Lafayette, Ind. 83. GAMMA SIGMA—Thomas C. Griffin, Delaware State College, Dover, Delaware 84. GAMMA TAU—Frank Wilburn, 318 Elm Place, East Lansing, Mich. 85. GAMMA UPSILON—Richard A. Evans (S), Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, Miss. 86. GAMMA PHI—John R. Law, Box 816, Tuskegee Institute, Ala. 87. GAMMA CHI—(Inactive), Pittsburg, Kans. 89. DELTA ALPHA—Burnett C. Grayson, Jr. (S), Claflin University, Orangeburg, S. C. (continued to page 40)
CLEVELAND, OHIO — It is recommended that Delta Alpha Lambda undertake the establishment of a program of four continuing-scholarship awards to be organized, underwritten, and administered according to the following tentative procedure: 1. That beginning in 1958, the Chapter shall make available a four year scholarship, with an additional one to be offered each year until four such scholarships are offered annually; 2. That the entire amount of money necessary to underwrite the cost of this scholarship program shall be raised through a system of voluntary pledge-payments, to be solicited on an annual continuing basis from all ALPHA MEN IN Metropolitan Celeveland: 3. That the 1958 goal shall be set at three thousand dollars ($3,000); 4. That male graduating seniors of the January and June classes of the public and parochial high schools of Metropolitan Celeveland who propose to continue their education shall be eligible to compete for these scholarship awards; 5. That these scholarship awards shall be made on the basis of the scholastic achievement, school and com-
munity participation, and financial need of the applicant; 6. That in the spring of each year, the final selection of awardees shall be made by a special awards committee appointed by the Education and Scholarship Committee, not more than two thirds of whom shall be members of that parent body; and, 7. That as an appropriate occasion for the announcement of the awarding of these scholarships, the Education and Scholarship Committee shall inaugurate an Annual Scholarship Day Meeting to be held, open to the public on or about the first day in September. As evidence of their interest and enthusiasm regarding this recommendation, brothers of the Executive Council and the Education and Scholarship Committee have already pledged a total of about two hundred dollars, payment of which will be made on or before August 1, 1958 and each year thereafter. Respectfully and Fraternally submitted, The Education and Scholarship Committee Brother Oscar W. Ritchie, Chairman
Undergraduate Chapter (Continued from page 36) eager to pledge and become a member of the great fraternity whose standard we proudly bear. There will be much more heard of Alpha Upsilon Chapter in the near and distant future. FEBRUARY, 1958
BROTHER MAYOR FREEMAN M. GAUSE Brother Gause is receiving a Christmas gift as a part of the Germany—United States 1957 Christmas program. He also made an acceptance speech on the subject, "It is Better to Give Than Receive."
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