V-34284 PAGE 38 HISTORY OF CHAPTER FOR YEAR Sept. 1933 TO June 1934 ALPHA-ETA Alpha-Eta Chapter started the year 1933-34 under a great handicap, having graduated fifteen of its most outstanding members in June, 1933. This Class of "33" was probably the most outstanding class in Alpha-Eta's history, boasting many outstanding men and campus leaders. It did not take the chapter long to revover from this loss. She returned thirty-six members, and under the very efficient gui- dance of Charles Andrews and with the cooperation of the other officers she launched the new year. It was a year destined to be one of conspicious achievement. When the foa had cleared from the bitter "battle field" of the rushing campaign Alpha-Eta found that she had pledged a very prom- ising group of freshmen. The class was composed of: Gregory McDonald Norman Browne, Simpson Penny, John Currier, George Avent, James Baker Jack Merrell, Stanton Vickery, Edward Squire, Jack Green, Tolbert Rou, Frank McCraw, Tweed McMullen, Bill Jones, Arthur Jordan, Sidney Smith John Snively, Buddy Smith, and Dunning Bright. The Chapter robl was increased early in October with the addition of three new initiates : Don Walker, William Chase, and Wm. H. Fuller. During the football season Alpha-Eta boasted three varsity men. Chase was by farr the most outstanding ball carrier on Florida's unusually good eleven. Moye performed beautifully at right end, and Bryan played a consistent game at guard. Chase shows promise of developing into an All-Southern, possibly an All-American, player before his career is ended, as he is only a sophomore. The chapter was also well represented upon the Baby Gator eleven by Charles Root. He shows great promise of developing into a star on future Florida teams. Florida started off its football season with an entirely new coaching staff. The Pikes were also represented on this staff by Charles G. Lavin, who was in charge of the "B" squad. As the year settled down to the routine swing, the members of the Chapter and pledges turned their attention to many fields of extra-curricular activity. Jack Peters was elected to one of the most important offices of the student body, Chancelor of the Honor Court. Several were very active in publications, and many in other fields of campus activity. In a social way, Alpha-Eta had another banner year, being well rep- resented in all the major social societies on the campus. Freshmen were pledged into the Serpent and Theta Ribbon Societies, and into Bacchus. Brothers Adkins, Howard, and Fuller were added to the pledge roster of LSApache. Brothers Fosgate, Chase, and Hinson were pledged to Pirates.