PRACTICE and hard work are needed to develop the backstroke as Randy Krape prepares to swim for Alpha Tau in intramurals. ALPHA TAU EPSILON Alpha Tau triples its club size, snares first in club . . sWimming Formed on ly two yea rs ago, Alpha T au Epsilon has a lmost tripled its member ship. From a small membership of twelve in the spring of 1968 the club jumped to a high of thirty-three thi s year. This increase in size ha s enabled Alpha Tau's to participate actively in all small -club sports. In last year's track and field day they accumulated enough points to take second place as well as secured the championship in club swimming. In December Mr. Rona ld Drotherton, one of the club's new sponso rs, hosted a weiner roast and party for Alpha Tau 's and their dates. A spring outing to Blanchard Springs concluded the club's active year. OFFICERS. Jim LeMarr, Pres.; Bob St iger, Vice-Pre s.; Charles Reaves, Sec.-Treas.; Ronald Brotherton , Ed White, Sponsors. ALPHA TAU EPSILON. TOP ROW: Brotherton, White (sponsors), Bradburn. Brown, Crews. SECOND ROW: Drew, Harrell, Haye s, Ivey, Kinney . THIRD ROW: Kokotkiew icl. Krape. LeMarr, McCaffrey, Mellor. FOURTH ROW: M:ller, Moss, Mourol. Musick, Peacock. FIFTH ROW: Petty, Rake, Ratliff, Reaves, Shipman. SIXTH ROW: Shelton. Starnes, Steed, Stiger, Stitt, Varvil. 194 Club Queen Susan Hankins
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