FRATER SODALIS Multitudinous activities provided many highlights With the approaching of pledge week, the Fraters plotted new pledge du tics at early September stag outings. After a hilarious informal initiation of the sixteen pledges, the group enjoyed a year filled with multitudinous activit ies. Frida y the Thirteenth and "Old Black Magi c" provided the spooky hi ghlight of th e y ear for th e forlllal hanquet held at Anderson 's Hes taurant in Il<>ehe. To ach ieve the desired atmosphere, the number 13 on the wall and broken mirror pla ce cards were effectively pla ced a round the room . Ori e ntal, Philippino, and African superstition s were rel a ted as a part of the prog ram . The club queen, Mi ss Juanita Lawr('nc c~ was awarded a club swee thea rt s\\'ratrr as a token of apprec iation. Oilier funct ion s included an outing a t Pet i t Jean , and on April 11, a Chinese supper at Bee Hock to which a haywagon supplied th e tran sportation . Financia l aid to a student of Southwestern Chri stian College was Ihe proj ec t of the club . OFFICERS . Stephens, Pres. ; W ai tes, V · Pres. ; Horsman , Sec.; Walton, Trees .; Hobby, Rep. NOT PICTURED. Bela , Hones. Marvin Jacobs Roger James Donald Jennermann David Kirk Ken Maddox Tom McRay Durden Pierce And y Ritc"ie III Ed Ritc"ie Ga ry Smit" Gerald Starling Benny Step"en, Boo Waites Jim Walton Geo rge Vue Bob Alley J. R. Sailey Bob Baucom Ben BOOker Clyde Howers Roger Brown Jerry Burks Corl Cheatham Odell Clevenger Gory Elliott Ellis Fox Bill Friley Ralp" Gra"am David Hobby Donald Horsman FRATER $odo lis queen, Juan ita lawrence , signs 0 pledge book for a species of life who IS o.... erworked and overlooked . 177
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