Wonder what these Frater Soda1is are talking about ? The nineteen Frater pledges were ushered into the club both formally and informally. The informal " party" really made the n eophytes feel "wanted" - raw eggs, free shaves, and lots of cute games! The formal initiation proved to be a highlight of the year . The idea of a chain was used to impress each newcomer that the Fraters are only as Fraters Have An Impressive Formal Initiation Fall Spring Bill Hampton . ..... President . ... Bill Hampton Mike Moore ....... . Vi ce -President . .... Stan Shewmaker Benton Allen ....... ..... . Secretary ............. . Benton Allen Carl Russell . ....... Treasurer ............... . Carl Russell Ottis Hilburn Report er-His torian ....... . Ray Morris Andy T . Ritchie ..... ..... .. .................. Sponsor strong as their weakest member . Their banquet took members and their dates to "A Presidential Ball' at the Mayfair on February 18. Speaker was club sponsor Andy T. Ritchie. Getting the "outing urge" the Fraters spent the day of May 15 on Petit Jean Mountain . The 1955-56 project was to h elp Searcy citizens when they were in need of clothes or food. Frater Sodalis - ROW ONE: Ed Ritchie, Don Sauter , Benny Stev ens , Jo Ann Ho lton , Doyle Border, Gaylon Embry, Ted Morris, Andy Ritchie. ROW TWO: Benton All en , Mike Moore. Berni e Schrable. Bobby Huett , Don Horseman , Jimmy Di ckson. ROW THREE: Bernard Schrable, J. B. McGinnis , Dale Combs, Robert Han , Richard Riley , Ray Morris, Roger Todrl . ROW FOUR: Pete Gurganus, Nellis Williams, Boo Waites , Darrell Skiner, Joe Stevens, Lynn Davis, Bill Hampton, David Wayne, Ottjs Hilburn . 134
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