alpha eta OF PI kappa alpha UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA gainesville At the close of school in 1934, the following officers were elected to guide the activities of Alpha-Eta during the first semester of the current year: Billy Akerman, SMC; Risdon Boykin, IMC; and Jack Fosgate, Housemanager. Burwell Howard, Thc., was held over from the previous semester. Jack Kline was appointed Steward; John Courier, so; Norman Browne, MS; and Gregory McDonald, MC. Under the leadership of these men an extensive summer rushing campaign was inaugerated. This includ- ed, besides smaller gatherings in practically every town in the state, a smoker in Jacksonville, a ban- quet in Winter Haven, a dance at Clearwater Beach, and was climaxed with the annual state-wide house- party held at Wilbur-by-the-Sea, a resort hotel at Daytona Beach. There about 40 brothers, 25 rushees, and their dates gathered from all over the state, and spent a most enjoyable week-end on the famous beach. The results of these extensive efforts were more than gratifying. The largest freshman class in the history of the university enrolled this year, and Alpha-Eta, with Brother Boykin as rushing chair- man, exerted itself to take advantage of the unusual amount of fraternity material. We pledged 28 : Dick Biel, St. Petersburg; Gordon Belcher, Largo; Leonard Caldwell, Mulberry; William Cathrae, Eustis; Billy Cauley, Miami; Ralph Daffin, Quincy; Richard Deas, Sanford; Don Dyrenforth, Jacksonville; Joe Dowdell, Miami; Milton Gallager, Plant City; Billy Goza, Clear- water; Bill Hannum, Eustis; Jack Hutchison, Winter Haven; Paul Henderson, Lakeland; Weller Hunt, Clear- water; Frank Murphy, Orlando; Sam Murrow, Talla- hassee; Jim Mulholland, Eustis; Braxton Perkins, Sanford; Jack Ransom, Pittsburg, Pa.; Hatton Rogers, Palmetto; Nat Turnbull, Gainesville; Claude Spark- man, Waldo; Harry Towson, Gainesville; Roscoe Skipper, Lakeland; Baxter Waldrop, Palmetto; Jack Spruill, Gainesville, and Ross Singletary, Miami. These newly pledged men chose as their officers: Nat Turnbull, president; Frank Murphy, vice-president;