V-34284 PAGE 46 HISTORY OF ALPHA-ETA CHAPTER FOR YEAR 1935 TO Sept 19 June 36 At the close of school in 1935, Alpha-Eta selected the following as its officers for the first semester of the current year: Burwell Howard, SMC; Herbert Boltin, IMC; James Moody, Housemanager; John Courier, ThC, was held over from the previous year. Norman Browne was appointed Steward; Jack Ransom, SC; Bill Cathrae, MS; and Arthur Jordan, MC. Alpha-Eta continued its policy of sponsoring an extensive summer rushing campaign. This included, besides numerous smaller gatherings in almost every town in the state, banquets in Lakeland and Sanford, swimming parties at Sanlando Springs, near Orlando, and at Clearwater Beach, a dance in Miami, and a smoker given by the Jacksonville alumni club. These were climaxed by the annual statewide houseparty, held at the beautiful Riviera Hotel, in Daytona Beach. There about fifty brothers, thirty rushees and their ägtes gathered and spent a most enjoyable week-end at the famous beach. As a result of these extensive efforts, Alpha- Eta, with Brother Boltin as rushing chairman, was successful in pledging twenty-seven splendid, muchly sought after men: Charles Bettes, Sanford; Glen Bor- ing, Quincy; Leonard Burns, Sarasota; Billy Cauley, Miami; John Clark, Chattahoochee; Billy Clonts, Lake- land; Wilbur Conn, Orlando; Frank Guennsey, Orlando; Billy Gibbs, Gainesville; Billy Graham, Gainesville; Tommy Haydon, Clearwater; Paul Henderson, Lakeland; Tweed Hogan, Montgomery, Ala.; Charlie Littlejohn, Clearwater; Billy Long, Gainesville; Wesley McRae, Lakeland; Moss Mabry, Marianna; Billy Mason, Surasota; Watson Ramsey, Jacksonville; Jack Robinson, Orlando; Roscoe Skipper, Lakeland; Garnet Stone, Clearwater; Ed Thomas, Plant City; Billy Tomasello, Bartow; Nat Turnbull, Daytona Beach; and Jimmy Wallace, Gainesville. These newly pledged men chose as their officers: John Clark, president; Billy Gibbs, vice-president; Billy Graham, secretary; and Tommy Haydon, treasurer. Billy Tomasello was selected as representative to the Junior InterfraternitynConference. The pledge club was in charge of Brother McMullen. Alpha-Eta continued to play a dominating part in University Social circles. Our annual Alumni