Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-10-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES
Fratcrnlties to BE Increased by 80 Men
as Result Of PIedging Day

nv Of DHy
Formal invitation to membership was
given Monday to men of the freshman
class and to other new students and re-
suited In the pedging of 60 men. The
freshmen assembled in the Old Mil at
four o'clock and in alphabetical order re-
ceived their bids and after signing and
indicating their acceptance OF refusal.
! they went to the fraternity houses of the
fraternities they accepted. The men who
were pledged as follows:
LAMBDA IOTA
John Boardman of Stowe. Caryl George
of Fairee and Hiram Upton of Burlng-
I ton.
SIGMA PHI
| Edward II. Farnham of Buffalo, n Y.
Edward C.. Howe of Burlington, Arthur
w. Rutter of Troy. ~ Y, Philip c. Suss-
| dorf of Port Kent y. y, and NJ. Dawson
Tyson of STAFFORD.
DELTA PSI
Matt r. Burbank of Danvllc. Jack d.
Cheney of Lyndonvile, Carl r. Day Of
Jericho. Francis T.. Bears Of Stoughton.
Mass. George o. Hanford of Iiardwick,
| Charles NJ. Johnson of Washington. ID. c..
]. Hervey Macomber of Burlington.
Arthur Mercer of Hyde Park, Robert T.
| Platka of Burlington. Donald G. Ross OF
Detroit, MICH, ana lSlcndTu SIlllH u
! Middebury.
PHI DELTA THETA
Paul d. Raine of Essex Junction. II.
| Douglass Rutter of Burlington, Benjamin.
f. Butterfield of Jacksonville. r. X.
O'Del of Montpelier S. l.. Billings OF
Dorchester, Mass. and w Carroll
Swasey, '23. of Waterbury.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
Cusson of Lyndonvile, Il. Hazelton Dur
fee of Burlington. Donald Hendricks of
Franklin S. Chester Ramsdell of Wilder.
and Albert Thompson of Brooklnc Mass.
KAPPA SIGMA
A. A. King of Island Pond. F.. G. Smith
of Springfield. X. G. Cowles of Craftsburv.
lC. T.. Carpenter of Barre and NJ. 3,
Wheeler OF Montpelier, and Fred L. An
dcrsun, '23, of Rutland,
PHI Nil DELTA
Douglas Barrows of stowe. John Casey
of Richmond. Donovan Chase of Bran
don Thomas u. Cook or Brandon. Max
Dawson of Craftsbury, Kenneth Edison of
Chester. Leslie Gallup of Guford, For
rest Gallup of Guilford. Melbourne Gal
lup of Undcrhill. Leland RAIL of Orwell.
Wilfred iloussman of Pittsfield. Mass,
Robert Kendall of Pittsford, Harry Marsh
of Brandon, Francis McEroy Of Cheru-
busco. \. Y. Robert Randall of Florence.
Julius Stafford Of Cambridge and Robert
Larrabee 90 of Enosburg Falls.
SIGMA NJ
Thomas c. Prince %. of Saxtons River
Charles Patrick Barry of st. Albans-
Arthur n. Emptage of West New York.
} y. j.. Robert William Ready of Burling-
ton. Jesse L. Sunderland of st. Adams.
, &C ai,ltr Ialt lie
and Andrew Zwick of Naugatuck. Conn.
The annual autumn reception to new
members of the faculty will he held Sat-
) urday. October .. in tic Billings library.
) from eight until 10 o'clock in the evening.
Alpha ri Delta announces the initia-
ton of Margaret Mcdonald q.
Beta Zota Chapter of Alpha Tau Ome-
ga announces the pledglng of Leo Grang-
err, -. of Winooski
NJ Gamma Chapter of Phi Mn Delta
announces the 2ledging Of Carroll Ray
mond Murch of Putney of the class of
1923.
The Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Kappa announces the plcdging of j. c.
Armstrong of Bennington, i. ". Arm
strong of Burnt oaks. y. V. George f.
Cusson of Lyndonvlc, Carl G, Chase OF
Remington. Oney r. Smith of Concord.
n. H.. James T.. Mari of Montpelier and
| William q. Townsend of Rutland, all OF
the class of NJ 1924. and Charles Kelley.
NJ. %, of Nashua. y. H., and tho affila-
ton of Frank II. Bachr NJ. 90, from
Alpha Eta Chapter at Yale.
BETA Sigma of Sigma NJ announces
the pedging of Nelson Duba, 81. of Ner-
! gennes.
The last compilation of scholastic stand
ings shows that the women lead the men,
as usual, and that fraternity women and
men, as II rule lead the non-frs,ternity
women and men. BY classes, the seniors
/, lead, followed by the juniors. sophomores
, and freshmen, in order. Here are the
figures:
Alpha NJ Delta, S3,65; III Beta Phi. sen
Kappa Alpha Theta, $3.50; all fraternity
women. Si.03; Delta Delta Delta. So94: all
women, 770i; Delta Psi, 75.5s; all frater-
nifty members. I5.i4; III Alpha Alpha, 75,i6
non fraternity women, $50; university
average, 731i; Tau Epsilon Phi, 72.60 Phi
Nh Delta. 7o.l9 Alpha Tau Omega, 7i,S7
all non-fraternity members. NNi all
fraternity men, 69.S5 Kappa Sigma, 69,42:
sigma M. $3.50; all men, 6sSi: nom
fraternity men, 67S; Sigma Phi, $780,
Lambda lota, d6S3; Phi Delta Theta,
6i.ls.
Class Men Women Average
1929 $3.50 1914 6S.6t
1917 6S.13 7SG6 $40
, 1871 TESS 1879 76.At