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Western Carolinian Volume 32 Number 20

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Page 12 APO Provides Service To Campus And Community II RECENTLY INITIATED BROTHERS OF APO. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity was founded on Dec. 16, 1925, at Lafayette College, Easfon, Pennsylvania. The late Frank Reed Horton was its founder. A Phi O was founded on the Scout Oath and Law—a standard of manhood that would withstand the test of time and a code of ideals created and accepted by some of the greatest leaders the world has ever known. The purpose of this fraternity is to assemble college men to develop leadership, promote brotherhood, provide service to humanity, and to furtiicr the freedom that is our national educational and intellectual heritage. Alpha Phi Omega recognizes four fields of service. They are: Service to the campus and student body, Service to the community, Service to the nation, and Service to the Fraternity. Over 88,000 men have been in Alpha Phi Omega, but social events are the outgrowth of service projects. The Pi Delta chapter of Alpha Phi Omega iias been on our campus only two years. In February, 1965, fifty-five men gathered to form a chapter at Western Carolina. On November 16,1965, the (lamma Lambda chapter of Clemson University initiated the Charter members into Pi Delta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega. In the short time that Alalia Phi Omega has been at Western Carolina College many worthwhile service projects have been carried out, The Pi Delta Chapter sponsored "The A Phi O Showcase of Taler.t" with all the proceeds given to the C. J, Harris Community Hospital. They are presently suiiporting a Korean Orphan. Other projects include the Leu kemia Drive, the Bloodmobile, March of Dimes, and the Campsite Cleanup. Alpha Phi Omega, the Fraternity of Service, Leadership, and Friendship, is taking an active role on the camjxis of Western Carolina College. The Brothers Of Tau Kappa Epsilon Extend Christmas Greetings To One And All THE SISTERS SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY extend BEST WISHES tor A MERRY CHRISTMAS and A HAPPY NEW YEAR THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Kappa Alpha Founded At Wash. & Lee Kappa Alpha Order was founded on Dec. 21, 1865, at what is now Was ungton and Lee University. The fourfoun ders of the Order sought to perpetuate the ideals of Christian virtue as exenviifi jd in the lifo of spiritual founder Robert E. Lee, Kappa Alpha differs fror other Gree:t organizations in tic" fact that it was founded as an Order, in its conception differing from a typical fraternity. The rr.otto is "Dieu et l\s i'-ames," it "God and tne Wonanhood," and tiie flowers are the magnolia blossom and the rod rose. The Order's colors are crimson andoldgold. From Washington and ;^ee University 101 years ago Kappa Alalia .ias expanded to r6 active chapters. Pror inent brothers include Sean Rusk, J, Edgar Hoover, Adi ira! Richard E. Byrd, Pat Boon:-, and Rar.- df.L i: Scott. Ksg ,.a Al, ha at Western Carolina originated with the fori" at;on of Kaf.pa Al, ha Pi local fraternity in th: spring of 1963, KAPi was chartered as Lelta Alalia ciiai-ter of Ka;pa Al, ha Order on Oct. 2, 1964, and has since grown tc its i resent men - bcrshi.i of 43 active Brothers. In its first year at Western, the KAPi local won bote the most outstanding fraternity and Creek scholarship trophies. Bote awards were related the following year after the chapter had gone national. Mrs. Dan Moore Is ZTA Sister, Initiated Thurs. On Thursday, Dec. 6, Mrs. Dan K. Moore was made an honor initiate of tee Zeta lota Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha, Mrs. Moore arrived on campus Thursday morning for a Board of Trustees meeting. After the meeting she proceeded to Dodson Cafeteria where she was welcomed by Miss Cynthia Terres and Miss Lynn Davis on behalf of tee Zeta Tau Al;'..a sisters. At this time she was presented with a bouquet of roses by Pi Kappa Phi fraternity of wiiich Governor Moore is a brother. Mrs. Moore (hen went to the home of l?ean Newton Turner where the actual initiation ceremony took place. Mrs. Moore is a graduate of WCC. 1966 Christmas Edition FROM PAGE 9 ..... home uie product celebrating the birth of Western man's inspiration for nearly two thousand years, the product of having a happy and meaningful Christmas. Pika Colony Anticipates National Invitation Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity was founded in 1868 at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. From the six founders, the Fraternity grew to forty men and began expanding. The second chapter was chartered at Davidson College, and "after ten years there were chapters at William and Mary, Southern University, VPI, the University of Tennessee, Tulane, and Southwestern, These chapters were unified by their conventions, which drew up uniform policies of chapter operation. During this period four chapters weakened and went inactive, but were later reactivated by the other chapters that had grown in strength. Since 1950, more than forty new chapters have been added.1 In 1954 the PiKA headquarters building was erected in Memphis, Tenn. As an indication of the calibre of the men in PiKA more than two hundred living members are listed in WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA. The Pi Kappa" Alpha Colony at Western Carolina began in the spring of 1965 as Sigma Phi Kappa, a local fraternity. During its first year it was second in the Bloodmobile Drive and second in scholarship among the fraternities here. Sigma Phi Kappa also adopted a Vietnamese boy through the Foster Parents Plan. In March of 1966, Sigma Phi Kappa became a colony of Pi Kappa Alpha. In the time since its colonization it has won honorable mention for its homecoming display. It has earned the scholarship trophy for highest scholastic average. The Colony bled a little and was first in the Bloodmobile Drive. In the fund-raising campaign for C. J. Harris Hospital the Colony took the trophy for the most money collected. Last but not least, the Colony ate its way to victory in Delta Zeta's ice cream eating contest. As a colony, Pi Kappa Alpha has certain requirements set up by the national office to meet in order to be chartered as an active chapter. Through good leadership and much hard work, most of the requirements have been fulfilled and the Colony is anticipating its installation as part of the national Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Delta Sigma Phi Founded In New York The local fraternity Gamma Tau was founded at W.C.C. on Oct. 8. 1957. Mr. Frank J. S. Maturo was the founding father and the first sponsor. Gamma Tau petitioned Delta Sigma Phi in April of 1959 and was chartered as Delta Omicron Chapter on Dec. 6, 1959. It was the 89th chapter of Delta Siema Phi ters and 18 colonies throughout the United States and Canada. The national fraternity was founded on Dec. 10, 1899 at the College of the City of New York. Other early chapters included those at Columbia University, New York University, Pennsylvania State College, and Washington and Lee University. THE DELTA SIGS SHOW OFF TROPHIES, BEARD at smoker. in order of establishment. The fraternity colors are Nile green and white and tee fraternity flower is the white carnation. The national headquarters of Delta Sigma Phi is in Denver, Colorado. There are 108 chap- The Brothers Of Pi Kappa Phi Wish You A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year The first national convention was held in New York City in 1905. Delta Sigma Phi issued t*i? first fraternity manual of y national fraternity in 1925 -lid it is one of tee most complete publications of its kind ever produced by any fraternity. Delta Sigma Phi was founded on tee principles of fraternity, education, loyalty, and chivalry. Bounded together by common interests and ritual Delta Sigs everywhere striv? for common goals of attainment. Counting over 40,000 alumni, Delta Sigma Phi has come to be one of the most respected members of the Interfraternity World. Delta Sigma Phi is a twentieth century fraternity and has often taken the lead in shaping policy for the Interfraternity World. Striving to develop th? individual as well as fraternity, Delta Sigma Phi has become known as the fraternity of "Engineered Leadership."

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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina College
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  - Date original: 1966-12-13;
  - Date digitized: 2017-10-23
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  - Dimension: 15.75" x 11"
  - Pages: 20 pages
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  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
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  - Western Carolina University
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  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1966-12-13_Vol32_No20
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  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

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