Eta Pi Lambda hosts an annual fundraising event to support this civic activity. Chapter President, Ray Bartlett, worked with Brother Nicholson in coordinating this year's successful effort.
California At their recent Annual Sweetheart Ball, the Brothers of Beta Psi Lambda Chapter presented the neophytes of Gamma Xi Chapter, University of California in Los Angeles. Under the direction of Brother Oscar V. Little, Dean of Pledges of Beta Psi Lambda and acting Dean of Pledges for Gamma Xi, newly made Brothers Paul D. Campbell, Quinton G. Young, Milton L Watson, Hascal O. Humes, II, Spencer D. Holmes, Chet Williams, and Gregory Taylor were presented to the
guests and friends at the affair. Also initiated into Beta Psi Lambda Chapter were Brothers Robert E. Danders, a graduate of Howard University, and Warren E. Valdry, a graduate of Howard University, and Warren E. Valdry, a Graduate of UCLA with a doctorate degree in Education. Committee members responsible for the lavish presentation are Brothers Samuel W. Davis, Beta Psi Lambda, and Terry Brown, Larry Houston, and Dundel Hearvey of Gamma Xi Chapter.
Scholarship recipient Allison Mary Harris accepts the congratulations of Brothers C. D. Vaughn (left) and Frank A. Nicholson. Eta Pi Lambda awarded its first female scholarship winner $300 to defray first-year expenses at the University of Southern California.
Financial support of graduating high school seniors in the Pasadena-Altadena area is a Striking a perfect pose are the Brothers of Gamma Xi Chapter. Standing left to right are Brothers Paul D. Campbell, Quinton C. Young, Milton L. Watson, Hascal O. Humes, Chet major activity of Alpha Brothers in Eta Pi Williams, and Gregory Taylor. Lambda Chapter. Brother Frank A. Nicholson (L) joins Brother C. D. Vaughn (R) in presenting a $150 scholarship award to Raymond B. Combs. The award winner is now enrolled at San Diego State University.
Alphas in Los Angeles
College-bound students accept scholarship awards from Brother C. D. Vaughn (L) and Frank A. Nicholson (R). Each student received $150 from Eta Pi Lambda Chapter. The Pasadena-Altadena CA chapter recipients are Darwin Farrar, second from left, and Edmond Hodge. Farrar has enrolled at the University of California at Santa Barbara and Hodge is combining a mMttary career with studies at UCLA.
Pictured are Brothers Warren E. Valdry, Oscar V. Little, and Robert E. Sanders of Beta Psi Lambda Chapter. The Sphinx / Winter 1978