TOFEBT. TOP ROW, Stephenson (sponsor). Arthur, Bolton, Carpen ter , Caruthers . SECOND ROW, Chambliss, Clark, Davis, Duer, Giles. TH IRD ROW: Gonzales, Grimes, lomb, long, McCloud. FOURTH ROW, Matthews, Nelms, Pankey, Peters, Poyner. FIFTH ROW: Russell, Smith, Thomas , Tippins, Wheeler. SIXTH ROW: Whitehead, l. Wilson, M . Wilson, R. Wilson, S. Wilson. TOFtBT Hobo hitchhikers stop at pumping station for evenmg Rough initiation was really an experience for this year's Tofebt "toads." The g irls were taken on a tour through an old "h aunted house" located west of Searcy. Although the tour took place at eleven o'clock, just short of that bewitching hour, most of th e pledges claimed it was quite a calm ordeal. Following the initiation, both pledges and their masters were invited to a bunking party at the home of the club sponsor , Mrs. Gerald Stephenson. Patched clothing and dirty faces were in order for Tofebt's third fun ction in ovember. The clothes appropriately cha racterized the theme which was "Hobos at Wyldewood." The Ramada Inn was the scene of the annual banquet. Decorations and entertainment worked together effectively to create the romantic atmosphere of "Three Coins in a Fountain ." OFFICERS. FAll, Clark, Pres.; Duer, Vice· Pres.; Wilson, Sec.; Nelms, Treas. SPRING: lamb, Pres.; Thomas, Vice· Pres.; Nelms, Sec.; Duer, Treas.; Jjll Stephenson, Sponsor. Club Beau Bruce Howe ll STOPPING at the desk in Kendall Hall to sign out before leaving for a bunking party ot their sponsor's home, these Tofebt members anticipote an evening of fun and relaxa lion, 192
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