1. Bonds 2. Fitzjerrell 3. Mitchell, Beau 4. Weeks 5. Hickey 6. K. Kellar 7. Cowan 8. Lawyer 9. Martin 10. Steele 11. Gardner 12. Willeford 13. Black, Vice-Pres. 14. Corben 15. Craddock 16. Harris 17. Pattison, Sec. 18. Hagins 19. Lenderman, Beau 20. Edwards 21. Bartlett, Treas. 22. Jackson 23. Simmons 24. Pruett 25. King 26. Grady Il. Hensley 28. Harp 29. Buckley, Pres. 30. Sawyer 31. Mobley 32. Scott 33. Cooprider 34. Hill 35. Simone 36. Kellar, Sponsor 37. Girard Project Care aids African famine victims Sixteen charter members of Zeta Phi adopted the motto, "In Purity There Is Value" in the fall of 1961. The club was formed to meet the needs of a growing and expanding student body at Harding and provided a social and service outlet for its members. This year pledges were initiated in October during a service at the First Security Bank, bringing the club membership to 40. Zeta Phi's were cheered on by their brother club, Mohicans, when they competed in inter-club sports. In late October they joined their brothers in collecting food items for the underprivileged before enjoying a Halloween party. Zeta Phi's adopted Project Care as a service project to help the underprivileged in famine struck West Africa.
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