.. society for collegiate journalists .. '" cS' 3 1:11 "Being a mem- i ber of Sigma Tau go if Delta, I have . .. , developed a great g respect for the ~ English faculty for ! their guidance and! encouragement. " ~ ,. - Paula Brumbelow l ~ I: As an honorary organization, the Society of Collegiate Journalists recognized those people who promoted and par- cEo ticipated in collegiate jour- 3 nalistic endeavors. 1:11 SA majority of the members C , CI. were active in publishing of ~ either the Bison or the Petit ;:- Jean. In the fall the sOciety discussed changing of the constitution and in March inductions were held . Sigma Tau Delta, an honorary English society, installed eleven new members in September, making a total of 18 for the year. The club sponsored a Halloween costume party for the children of the English faculty in which both members and faculty participated. Sigma Tau Delta also sponsored a literary film for the public, and speakers , including Larry Long and Joe McReynolds, were invited on several occasions to enlighten the group on various subjects . 1. SIGMA TAU DELTA. Front row: Gumser, Martin , Smith , Nance, Stanfill, Brumbelow. Back row: Cleveland-sponsor, Tuggle, Larsen, Goetting, Nall , Wooten, Harville , Organ-sponsor. 2. POINTING out the proper way to do things for the Petit Jean , Society of Collegiate Journalists President Kay Williams aids a staff member. 3. SURROUNDED by numerous journals and periodicals, retiring Dr. Neil Cope prepares for a class . 4. SOCIETY OF COLLEGIATE JOURNALISTS. Front row: Muncy , Cole, Murphy . Back row: Hudson , Farmer, Brazell, Fonville, Summer , Watson , Williams, Davis, Posey , Roden. , 0- ... n o i cc ~ Honor Groups" 123
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