A PETITION TO Delta Sigma Pi
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name is My Robert Craig Coleman. I am classified
as a at junior Arlington State College. My address is V25 North East Street, in Arlington, Texas. I also attended Arlington High School.
I was a member of the Foreign Language Club during
high school. I v/as also a member of the Arlington chap ter of the Order of DeMolay.
the During summer of 196^, I was employed by the Texas Highway Department as a survey interviewer. This
envolved the use of a sampling method which determined
the residences in an area to be interviewed. At the present I am time, employed by the S. H. Leggitt Com pany. For the several past months, it has been my re
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Yeager, our distinguished sponsors, for their time, patience, guidance, and inspiration In training the businessmen of tomorrow.
None are more symbolic of the rapid and spectacular progress of the Business and Economics Club than these gentlemen. Through their countless hours of devoted loyalty and constant work for the improvement and honor of the Club, everything has been contributed to the building of the stairway to its future greatness.
With deep respect and supreme admiration - we thank you. PETITION To The Grand Council of The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi
Gentlemen:
We, the members of the Arlington State Business and Economics Club, hereby earnestly petition for a charter to establish a chapter of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi on the campus of Arlington State College, Arlington,
Texas .
The Business and Economics Club has dedicated itself to the affiliation with Delta Sigraa Pi Professional Fraternity. The aims, purposes, and requirements of the Business and Economics Club reflected in our Constitution and By-Laws are commensurate with the same high ideals of Delta Sigma Pi.
In pursuit of this affiliation, the Business and Economics Club pledges to uphold the rules and regulations as set forth in the Constitution and By-Laws of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi and further to carry out its traditions and programs .
Witness our signature; 7
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CITY
TOM J. VANDERGRIFF. MAYOR COUNCILMEN
ALBERT W. ROLUINS. CITY Manager JACK CRIPPEN WILLARD (BILL) SUTTON
EDWIN J. DANIEL.. CiTY Secretary S. J. STOVALL JOHN R. BALL. JR
ROBERT M. BURNETT, CITY ATTORNEY CHARLES E. C. BROWN M. D. BUCHANAN
CITY OF ARLINGTON
CR 5-3271 -P. O. BOX 231 -ARLINGTON, TEXAS 7601 1
March 22, 1965
Grand Council The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi
Oxford , Ohio
Gentlemen:
We have been advised that the Business and Economics Club of Arlington State College wishes to apply for inclusion in your distinguished Fraternity. This is a source of much satisfaction to us because we would be most proud to see Delta Sigraa Pi represented on the Arlington State campus. Yours is indeed an hon ored name.
On the other hand, please be assured that the group from Arlington State petitioning for merabership in your Fraternity would be very worthy representatives. with It has been my pleasure to become acquainted and Economics many of the members of the ASC Business Club. It is an extremely active and keen rainded group, benefiting from excellent faculty guidance. I commend be a credit them highly to you. They would prove to to Delta Sigma Pi.
Tom aA Vandergriff y/ A A Maycir, City of Ar^^jmgtw'^ --/
TJV/pb t) rt. in tPiE, as.nts.% of ciTfinsziaa i fututs. Arlington, Texas
As the railroad was being built toward the little city of Fort Worth in the early 1870 's, one of the original settlers of Johnson Station refused to let "one of them infernal things" (the railroad train) go across his property. The rail bed was rerouted three miles to the north, and a new town sprang up. The town was named Arlington in honor of
General E. Robert Lee's hometown in Virginia. The first train came
on through July 19 , 1875 .
Soon, stores and buildings were being built in rapid succession, and people talked of a new brick post office. Arlington established a form of government and was incorporated in 1883. Johnson Station had signed its own death warrant, and its prosperity gradually moved to this new, typical, western town.
Arlington is located right in the heart of an immense and rapidly growing metroplex which is Dallas and Fort Worth. Although it is some
of a what on in is thing geographic accident , is going Arlington anything but an accident. Arlington knows exactly what it is doing. It is a city with a purpose, a plan, and the Texas-style determination to make the most of what it has to offer.
The air corridors over Arlington these days are dotted with heli copters transporting northern industrialists, corporation presidents, and major league baseball tycoons. From their aerial perch above the town, the visiting VIP's look down at the land-rich environs of a city which, during the past decade, developed from a residential community of
7,700 people into a major southwest industrial center with a population in excess of 50,000 people.
Immediately east of the city is the Great Southwest Industrial
District, a sprawling 5,800 acre tract which is the largest industrial site of its kind in the nation. A few years ago this was farm land.
Today, a market value has been established, and more than two million square feet of buildings have been erected. The roster of firms located on Great Southwest soil reads like a Who's Who of American Business, but
there is still room for others , and the welcome mat is out .
Occupants include such big names as General Motors, American Can,
United States Steel, Anaconda, Container Corporation of America,' Vought
Electronics, and General Foods, to name a few; they are all prominent.
An integral part of the Great Southwest Industrial District development
a as a distri is Great Southwest Warehouses , gigantic complex designed bution center for manufacturers.
Occupying 110 acres of Great Southwest Industrial District soil is
"Six Flags Over Texas," a fantastic ten million dollar funland, which has lured millions of pleasure seekers into the Arlington area.
In addition to Six Flags, still another major project may enrich the already healthy flow of tourist dollars into the area. In the north
are uncultivated east section of Arlington, adjacent to Six Flags, 150 acres which were purchased by the city as a site for a 50,000 seat, domed, major league stadium. The first 10,000 seat section is already under construction and will be used by the Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs. As soon as a major league franchise is obtained, the remainder of the stadium will be constructed. The prize may be awarded soon. "The Dallas-Fort Worth area is the in largest the country without big league ball," says Arling ton Mayor Tom J. Vandergriff. "The area will get a ball club..."
Moving west over the city, a sky traveling visitor can see one of the fastest growing colleges in the nation, Arlington State College, where the current enrollment of 10,4-45 is roughly eight times the size of the student body a decade ago.
Everywhere one may look in Arlington, street, road, and building construction abounds and dramatizes the happy plight of a city caught in an era of exploding growth. An example is Arlington State College where new science and library buildings and two dormitories have recently been added, and a new auditorium and a theatre center are under construc tion. Statistical projections indicate that the school's present fifteen million dollar plant, as well as the student body, will be doubled by 1980.
A boom town is often a troubled town, a town of helter-skelter development with nightmarish zoning and construction problems. These penalties of sudden and explosive growth were escaped by Arlington where advance knowledge of the boom era provided time for enactment of controls.
The character of the city's development is determined by zoning regulations and building ordinances set down in accordance with a comprehensive Master
Plan of the city government.
Arlington's embarrassment of economic blessings also includes a sur plus of high quality skilled and semi-skilled personnel from eastern and northern industrial centers, and hand-picked talent from the growing tide of families moving into the Arlington area are available to staff the plants of inflowing industries.
Migration of the nation's workers into the area prompts this Chamber of Commerce description of Arlington: "A rare combination of Southern gentility and Yankee ingenuity - an atmosphere in which it is ideal to work." Along the same line, a company which specializes in community development surveys has taboed Arlington: "The Opportunity Frontier of
Texas."
Tom J. Vandergriff has been mayor of the city for fourteen years and is responsible in lar^ measure for its growth. He speaks with optimism about Arlington's future:
The futures of Arlington, as a community, and the Dallas-Fort Worth section, as a metropolitan region, are remarkably bright. Arlington is at the very heart of one of the nation's great growth areas of the years to come. The South 's largest planned industrial park is located within the city limits of Arlington. Industries, large and small, have located here within the past few years and their numbers grow annually. Arlington State, already the fifth largest college in Texas, contributes more and more to a growing economy. Six Flags Over Texas and the new Dallas-Fort Worth Sports Stadium, located within Arlington, attract tourists in the millions each year. An abundant water supply, beautiful parks, beautifully wooded land and a geo graphic location only fifteen minutes away from either Dallas or Fort Worth combine to make Arlington one of the prime locations for future growth. The already impressive pop ulation expansion from 7500 in 1950 to 50,000 residents no today will doiibt pale in comparison to the development , certain to come in the years ahead. �
LEADERS
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ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE
ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76010
March 25, 1965 Office of The President
TO THE GRAND COUNCIL OF DELTA SIGMA PI.:
Students of the Division of Business and Economics at Arlington State College have expressed a desire to petition the Grand Council of Delta Sigma Pi for the establishment of a chapter on this campus. I am most pleased to inform you that the administra tion of the College endorses their petition and it would earnestly plea for the Grand Council to extend every possible consideration to favorable action on the petition.
The Division of Business and Economics at Arlington State College has, from its inception, concentrated upon developing faculty, curriculum, and facilities to best meet the business and industrial demands of this expanding metropolitan complex. It is the belief of the administration that the founding of a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi at Arlington State College vv-ould be a significant and progressive step in the continuing development of the academic status of. the Division of Business and Economics and of the College.
Sincerely yours. ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE
ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76010
March 25, 19GS
Dean of Students
Grand Council Interjiational Fraternity of Delta S Pi UXiord, unio
Gentlemen:
I am pleased to hear tiiat our business students are petitioning to iiave a ciiapter of Delta Sigma Pi establislied at Arliiigto.;! State College.
It seemiS to mc that this .fraternity can mieet one of the inost important needs of tlic business student; i.e., the need for establishiing a sense of iJentity as a professional h^usincss i.oan. I believe that th.is fraternity lielps the student see miore clearly tiie role expectations tiat society holds for th.e business Vion, and provides aji envirormient ii:i v/hicli he can experim>ent v.ntii some of these beliaviors in the safety of tJie college enviroiu:. Of course, final approval must be obtained tlirough. our Student Organizations Board for establislxment of tiie organization on carapus. If I can be of any assistance to your fraternity, please do not hesitate to call unon rae. Sincerely, ,^9 / /?n \A j-AAA A '� '^A'-y^-y Robert J. Dollar, Dean of Students lUD:'^us HISTORY A Brief History of Arlington State College The school now known as Al?lington State College has shown a peculiar sensitivity and responsiveness to the needs of its area since its inception. Originally established as a private academy to fill a gap apparent in public-school education, it gradually evolved into a semi-trade school offering courses in agriculture and auto mechanics while its locality was primarily a farm region and the automobile industry was just starting in the neighboring cities of Dallas and Fort Worth. With the increasing urbanization and industrialization of the area, the school continued to respond readily to the need for engineering, business and liberal arts courses to meet , the higher degrees of sophis tication becoming apparent, until it reached full senior-college standing in the fields most vital to the region's development. As educational requirements of industry and society continue to rise, ASC is already planning graduate work to meet the still more sophisticated demands of the space age. When a private academy, called Arlington College, was established on the campus in the fall of 1895, it was designed to give the com munity a better type of education than was afforded at that time by the public schools. This academy and its successors �Carlisle Military Academy (1902-1913), Arlington Training School (1913-1915), Arlington Military Academy (1916-1917) �were influenced by the Webb School, Each of the academies a noted private academy at Bell Buckle, Tennessee, was headed by able educators who strove constantly to improve the quality of their service to the community. One administrator endeavored to raise the school to a junior college which would serve the needs of the community for training leaders in the vocations of agriculture, the mechanic arts, and home economics. Many of the leading citizens and the press of Arlington, Fort Worth, and Dallas worked diligently for the establishment of a voca tional school at Arlington; and, in the spring of 1917, the Legislature of the State of Texas passed an act creating a junior- branch of . college the Texas ASM College , named Grubbs Vocational College In 1949 the College became the largest state-supported junior college in the Southwest. New legislation that year changed the name to Arlington State College, and the title of the chief executive from Dean to President. The ten-year period 1949-1959 saw greater changes in the College than it had undergone during any other decade of its existence . Following a decline from 1,790 students in 1949 to 1,317 in 1951, the enroll ment began to rise very rapidly in 1953, until in 1959 (the year the courses authorized College added its third-year in certain fields) , it stood at 5,528. The enrollment for the fall semester 1965 was 11,514, placing it fourth among the 18 fully state-supported colleges it was accredited as a four- in Texas . In October of that year fully Association of and year school by the Southern Colleges Secondary Schools and beginning in the fall of 1965, the school will offer graduate degrees in selected engineering fields. \ CAMPUS � , S*^ c \K'i IM i: \\ii.rr\RY ..iit-' ^i . ' \KM\(. I \ .'.ill i , .�,:�; -�� % Ai.m Us amn �� i .: -^ ^ �* !IMi0M^^^iM'i DIVISION of WS/f^ESS StECONOniC HEAD of DEPARTMENT ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76010 Division of Business and Economics March 23, 1965 Grand Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Oxford, Ohio Gentlemen: In the four years I have been Head of the Division of Business and Economics at Arlington State, I have closely followed the progress of the Business and Economics Club, whose members are now petitioning for a chapter of Delta Sigraa Pi. It has consistently had dedicated, hard working, and conscientious leadership from the student body. The drive to affiliate with a national professional business fraternity was planned, organized, and conducted by student leaders. These student leaders, as well as the faculty in the Division, expect that such affiliation will promote higher academic standards, emphasize professional conduct, and in general enhance the caliber of the Division. I will personally lend every assistance to see that the local chapter of Delta Sigma Pi is outstanding. Sincerely yours. W. B. Nelson Head WBN/ld H/STORY THE HISTORY OF THE DIVISION OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE The growth of Arlington State College's Division of Business Administration from the very beginning has been one of striving excellence for newer concepts and improved curriculum standards. In 1901 as Carlyle Military Academy the following courses were offered: 1. Bookkeeping 2. Business Practice 3. Commercial Correspondence 4. Commercial Arithmetic 5. Stenography 6 . Typewriting 7. Commercial Law 8 . Business Law In 1913 its name was changed to Arlington Training School. The curriculum was the same as above. In 1917 the school became a part of the ASM System known as Grubbs Vocational College. By 1935 the courses in Business Administration had increased by three additions : 1. Accounting 2. Principles of Accounting 3. Shorthand In 1923 the school was renamed as North Texas Agri cultural College with no changes in the curriculum in the Division of Business Administration - name In 1949 the became Arlington State College , and in 1959 it was accredited as a four year school. At this time the following requirements for a BBA were : 1. English� 12 hours 2. Government � 6 hours 3. History--6 hours 4. Mathematics � 6 hours 5. Behavioral Science� 3 hours 6. Philosophy, Art, or Music� 3 hours 7. Science� 6 hours in a single laboratory science 8. Speech � 3 hours 9. Electives � 9 hours outside of fields of business and economics 10. Core �economics � 12 hours accounting� 9 hours marketing � 3 hours finance� 3 hours business administration- -12 hours 11. Major� 27 hours of business, economics or other approved 12. Electives �electives to include (1) a minimum of 9-12 advanced hours in one of the following: finance, management, or 12 advanced hours in economics . 13. Total hours� 125 This corresponds to the University of Chicago and Stanford's schools of business. In recent much years , study and reflection concerning the field of collegiate education for business has been critical, focusing upon low academic standards, overspecialization, and excessive vocationalism. The 1959 criticism of the Carnegie-Ford Reports has been instrumental in promotion of a "New School of Business." Arlington State is now in the forefront in the Southwest of these "New Schools of Business." The major premise of the "new look" in education for business is the assumption that education for business leadership must be fully as rigorous and demanding as education in engineering or the liberal arts. There is a recognition in curriculum and program planning of the pervasive fact of change; the rapidity with which new developments occur attest to the wisdom of concentrating on the fundamentals . In general, the BBA (non-accounting) program is oriented toward managerial decision making. Emphasis is increasingly placed on computers and the mathematical and statistical concepts and techniques . Today business vocabulary includes linear programming, operations research, simulations, and econometrics . In line with this general philosophy of broad-gauge, high level, and demanding education stressing the fundamentals, Arlington State offers three major degree programs in Business and Economics: a Bachelor of Business Administration, a Bachelor of Business Admin^ istration (Accounting), and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. In addition, students wishing to earn a BBA or BA in economics degree as preparation for entry into law school may do so by successfully completing a three-year program in one of these fields at Arlington State and then entering the law school of his choice. Upon successful completion of the first year at an accredited school of law, Arlington State will award the appropriate BBA or BA degree. from the Separate four-year degree programs , but administratively a of the Division of and Economics a part Business , is two-year secretarial program leading to an Associate in Science diploma. The growth and size of ASC's Division of Business and Economics is a significant indication of the service it provides in this region. The Division in the fall of 1963-54 enrolled 3,007 majors, or almost one-third of tho total college enrollment of 10,000 plus. This is an dige increase of over 17% per year for the past three year? . There is every reason to expect Arlington State to continue to grow, apd for it Division of Business and Economics to remain one of the largest in tate. The Division of Business and Economics at Arlington State was the first to undertake a full scale. Division-wide Honors Program. The purpose of this Honors Program is to identify and select students of higher as ability early as possible, and provide their capacities to the fullest. The caliber of the potential Honors candidates in the student in the is body Division very high and the records these students have made here and are making at graduate schools and in business and Industry is gratifying indeed. The new faculty preparation standards of the Southern Association of Colleges, the regional accrediting agency, are already met by the Division of Business and Economics, although these standards will not go into effect until December, 1966. I FACULTY ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76010 Division of Business and Economics March 24, 1965 Grande Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Oxford, Ohio Gient lement I would like to recommend the acceptance of the petition of the Business and Economics Club of Arlington State College. This club has been very active on the campus, and it has developed a systematic and comprehensive program for its members. This program has allowed them to interest the business leaders of the Fort Worth-Dallas area in speaking to the club members. This integrated program has stimulated student interest in the field of business and business interest in the campus . The business growth of the Fort Worth-Dallas area has been a rapid one in recent years, and the student body at Arlington State College has kept apace with that growth. Both of these factors indicate that the student body could profit greatly from affiliation with a national professional fraternity in the field of business. The recent establishment of a Division of Business and Economics to replace the departmental level seems to indicate the trend of future developments. The potential cooperation between an on-campus chapter and the two alumni clubs of Delta Sigma Pi in the area provides the possibility of a mutual gain from the acceptance of this petition. I have been supporting the Business and Economics Club throughout the past year, and the officers of this club have impressed me with their sincerity and dedication. I am convinced that the establishment of an active chapter of a professional business fraternity on the campus will result in an active and thriving chapter which would promote interest in the field of business among the students and faculty, and it would be beneficial to the growth of the college and of the region. Sincerely, Richard A. Hancock Instructor in Economics Division of Business & Economics Arlington State College RAH/inw FACULTY DmSXON OF BUSINESS Al� ECONOMICS ^ ' Ashby, Jos C.� Professor of Ecoaoslcs, (19S0) (I960), B.S., North Texas --*i� State University, IS-42 ; M^A., The Uaivci-'sity of Texas, 1950: Ph.D., 1956. Austin, Walter G., Jr., Assistant Professor of Accounting, (1964) (1964), BBA, Texas Tectoological College, 1954; 1-SA, 1957; Ph.D., The University �''"^^ of Texas, 1904; C.P.A., 1959. Saylor, Aiy A., Associate Professor of Econoiaics and Business, (1964) (1964). 3.A,, American College, 1933; License ea Droit Hcntioa Economique, 1938; Doctorate es Bcience llath, Lausanne, 1S4I; D.P.A., University of Southern California, 1959; Ph.D., University of Southern California, 1963. Browning, Ronald S., Instructor ot Econoraics, (1962) (1962). EBA, Baylor University, 1959; USA, 1S63. Bryant, Jesae D., Professor of Business Adaiais tration, (1941) (1948). B.S., Horth Texas State University, 1930;, M.S., 1941. -Cantwell, Donald V.., Instructor of Susiness Adminis tration (1959) (1959). BBA, Southern Methodist University, 1953; mk, 1959; li.B., 1962. Gomitiai, Salvatorc, Associate I'rofessor of Economics and Statistics, (1961) (1963). B.S., University of Alabama, 1951; M.S., 1355; Ph.i)., University of Washington, 1960. Cosffiitte, Thomas C, Assistant Professor o� Accounting and Business, (1964) (1964). B.A., Setlviny College, 1943; LL.B., l>Jest Virginia University, 1949; C.P.A., State of VJest Virginia, 1950; li.A., Texas Christian University, � 1964. Cook, James F., Instructor of Accounting, (1963) (1963). BSA, Korth Texas � State University, 1548; &SM, 1954. , Dodge, H. Robert, Associate Professor of ^-larketing, (1964) (1964). B.Sc, The Ohio State University, 1951; IIBA. 1954; Ph.D., 1962. \Garcla, Nelda C, Inatrwctor of Secretarial Administration, (1962) (1962), ' B.S., Texas Woman's Univorsicy, 1553; li.k,, 1956. Getts, Sarbara M., Instructor of Secretarial Adsuinis tration, (1964) (1964). BSA, lloxth. Texas Stat� University, 1949; M.3.2., 1952. . Econ^Kiiics Law , Ghuraai, Isaat I., Assistant Professor of , (1963) (1963). Diplotaa, Jarasaleia Law School, 1951; ISA, University of Souaton, 1956; Ph.D., 1963. "2* Sancock, Richard A., Instructor of Econonics, (196<<^j) (1964). B.A., l^axas Christian University, 1963. � Hanko, Lester, Assistant Professor of Business Adsaiaistration (1963) (1964). S.S., Texas A and M University, 1930; MBA, The University of Texas, 1936j MBA, Harvard University ,^ 1941. Hill, Allaa, Instructor of Secretarial Administration, (1957) (1957). ^ -..,,,,, �,- BBA, North Texas 'State University, 1952; B-.A., 1953; M.S.S., 1957. McCall, -John B., Assistant professor of Economics, (1964) (1964). B.3., �Tessas Tecbaolosical GollGge, 1960; HSA, 1961. Houck, Billie W., Assistant Professor of Accounting, (1958) (1953). B.S., Uuivarsity of Arkansas, 1950; IBk, 1552. Parker, Jamas E., Instructor of Accounting, (1964) (1964). B.S. Centenary College of Louisiana, 1951; H.P.A., The University of Teicas, 1963; � C.P.A., -1963. Perkins, John E., Associate Professor of Ecoaoaiics, (1957) (1960). B.A., Korth Texas State University^ 1948; M.A., 1949; Ph.D., The -University of Texas, 195S. Hey, Fri'-ncis E., Instructor of Accounting and Ecoaosalcs, (1964) (1964). B.3., University of Clucianati, 1943; H.S., Ifotre Dane University, 1946. Shuttee, Walter R., Instructor of EconosHlc^ (195S) (1958). B.A., University of OklaboEia, 1953; M.A., 1953. Stanley, Jol'ja D., Professor of Eusiness Adalais tration, (1963) (1963). A.B., Harvard University, 1948; M.B.A., Indiana University, 1950; D.B.A. , 1954. Taylor, Lucille, Associate Professor of Accountins, (1942) (1947) B.A., George Peabody College, 1934; H.A., 1937. Xumer, Billy !-?., Assistant Professor of Business and Econojaics, (1957) (1957). SBA, Baylor University, 1955; ll.S., 1956. ^ijallcer, Burley, Jt., Assistant Professor of Business and Economics, (I960) (1960). BBA, University of OklahoEia, 1954; !SA, 1960 .� White, Aaaell L., Instructor of Secretarial. Administration, (1964) (1964). B.S., Texas 'fJoaau's University, I962j H.A., Texas Woman's University, 1963. Whitesel, Thaodore L., *\ssoclate Professor of Sconouiics and Business, (1962) (1962). S.Ed., EAstorn Illinois University, 1931; B.S., University of Illinois, 1932; U.S., 1934; Ph.D*, 1952. IJinzer, E. Elizabeth, .Vjsistant Professor of Secretarial Adisinlstratloa, (1955) (I960). S.S., Texas Uoaiaxi's University, 1947;M.B.S., I9S2. �^eagar, Charles E., Instructor of Accounting, (1964) (1964).^- B.S., Butler University,' 1959; I-IBA, Southern llethodist University,' 1962. ^ Kelson,- Wallace B., Professor of Scouoaics and Uead, Dlvialon of Business and Sconoisjics, (1961) (1961). 3.S., Southern Illinois University, 1947; M.A., State University of Iowa, 194S; Ph.D., 1950. PEC0MMENDAT/O//S L. DELTA S/C/^A R Jalbs ^Ittmttt (�-lnh March 24, 1965 The Grand Council of Delta Sigraa Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio Gentlemeni Earlier this month I was privileged, along vdth several other members of the Dallas Alumni Club, to attend the monthly dinner-meeting of the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State, College. Each month the Club selects a particular field of business for their professional activity, and March was designated as Banking month. I certainly was surprised to find such a large and enthusiastic group and was greatly impressed with the manner in which this meeting was conducted. They have what appears to be an aggressive and extremely well- run organization and, I believe, would do credit to our Fraternity. Therefore, I strongly recommend that you act favorably upon their petition for a charter. Fraternally yours, CWfe JackL Knight, President Dallas Alumni Club International fraternity of delta Sigma pi 10524 Solta FRANK L. STRONG X^XXKSSXXIOXKXMX^ SOUTHWESTERN REGIONAL DIRECTOR DALLAS, TEXAS IS^XK The Grand Council of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio Gentlemen: For the past several months I have had the very great pleasure of working with the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State College. During this period I have watched it grow from about twenty to fifty-three members. Never have I seen a more enthusiastic and determined group of men and am firmly convinced that they would make a fine chapter of Delta Sigma Pi. The aims and purposes of the club coincide exactly vath those of our Fraternity, and they have the full support of the College and the Department of Business Administration. It makes me extremely happy to endorse the Business and Economics Club and to recommend that their petition for a charter be accepted and that a chapter be installed at Arlington State College as soon as feasible. Fraternally yours Regional Director FLSserh ARBROOK S2S GREAT SOUTHWEST PARKWAY ARLINGTON. TEXAS March 24, 1965 The Grand Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Oxford, Ohio Gentlemen: It is with great pleasure that I hereby heartily endorse the charter petition of the Business and Econ omics Club of Arlington State College in Arlington, Texas . My first meeting with this group of men was during the time they were trying to decide with which national fraternity they would attempt to affiliate. Since this decision was made, their progress and enthusiasm has been remarkable. They have had the finest group of working committees I have ever seen, and the leadership provided by Messrs. Williams and Mosley has been excellent. In addition, they have solicited and obtained the whole hearted support of their faculty and fellow students. In my opinion, the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State College can become one of Deltasig *s strongest chapters. Therefore, I strongly recommend your approval of their petition so we may add their group to our brotherhood. Fraternally, C- R. Chamber lin BP228, LM District Director Southwestern Region BUSINESS and ECONOMICS CL UB HISTORY HISTORY OF THE BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS CLUB The Professional Business Club of Arlington State College was organized on August 12, 1957, with Harvey Mitchell, president, and a Charter roll of forty members. This soon increased to 320 members. The Club was organized for the purpose of furthering the knowledge of Business Administration students by bringing in business leaders of the Dallas-Fort Worth area to speak. The Club was organized for the following purposes: A. To develop competent, aggressive business leadership . B. To create more understanding and interest in choosing business occupations. C. To strengthen the confidence of the members in themselves and their work. D. To encourage members in the development of individual projects and establish themselves in business. E. To participate in cooperative effort. F. To establish and improve standards for entrance into the business field. G. Maintain contact with business graduates and cooperate with the Business Administration Department in other projects designed to strengthen the business curriculum. H. To promote a certain amount of scholarship among members . with the On October 23, 1962, the Professional Business Club merged Business and Economics Club to form our present organization. The in all Economics Club. This enabled the Club to have members majoring from fields of business, therefore enabling us to hear speakers of the more noted we practically all fields of business. Some speakers have had indues: December, 1957 �A. A. Dippel and P. F. Huston, Accounting Division of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. April, 1960 � W. W. Irons, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas . 1959 �Senator William A. Blakely, "The Government's Role in Business." � 1961 Representative Tom Jones of Dallas . 1961--Carr P. Collins, President of Fidelity Union Life Insurance Company. 1963 �Fred Smith, President of American Can Company. Al Rollins, City manager of Arlington. Ed Shanks, City secretary of Dallas. Frank Cushing, Data Processing Manager of Fort Worth office of I. B. M. Lamar Hunt, "Business Opportunities in Dallas Area." Tony Garcia, Head of Employment Department of General Motors of Arlington. Charles Troyer, Manager of Dallas area Sears Roebuck and Company, "Marketing Research." of There were also field trips through Swift and Company Fort Worth and International Aircraft of Dallas. \ ACTIV/ T/ES CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES Fall Semester, 1964 Executive meetings were held each Monday at 12:00. October 23: Bowling Party 28: Speaker: Tony Garcia, General Motors November 11: Speaker: District Director, Sears Roebuck 20: Tour: International Harvester Co. December 9: Film: U. S. Department of Labor 18: Meeting of the Stockholders of Texas Industries 28: New Years Party Spring Semester, 1965 Executive meetings were held each Monday at 12:00. All committees meet once each week. February 11 Mayor Vandergriff, City of Arlington 17 Representatives of Delta Sigma Pi 25 Representatives of Alpha Kappa Psi March 1 Meeting to choose fraternity 10 Banking Month Banquet 22 Field trip to Texas Bank April 7 Manufacturing Month Banquet 19 Tour: General Motors 28 Career Week Mav 5 Insurance Month Meeting IN APPPECIATION Ii is ^a/d i/icd 6e/?/nd eu^rtj sacoess-fU manr One cue// afujays -fnef a, dlfd/cated � Jn seruino as oar .ssctetany, Linda. SUphrfCKn ' bzudh, CO1 1Hams has proaided <5tc/i ofJour^ . rnenib^rs tvltA c^ce/Tf(i/ As +he 'Business and (^conom/cs CCub beccnies ci nation a ( -frcd-emLtu and ne^ uea^r as toe proqress^czsa cired/t to bur -fine school Jand ~~h J)elia Si^y^a Hj, tOe .(inouD Undo, tuiU haue a p^rscna^L -feedficj of pride ' With deep ^ respect and ad- nr}fra~hionj UJt^ Sincere Lu Sau, ' 'Thank uou, Ln/id ~lheAemOers of -iht Business andcccnom/cs CLiJLb FACULTYADVISOm ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76010 Division of Business and Economics March. 23, 1965 Grande Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Oxford, Ohio Gentlemen: I would like to recommend that you accept the petition of the Business and Economics Club of Arlington State College. This club has been very active for a number of years, and has exposed its members to many interesting lectures from business leaders and field trips to various businesses in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. With the recent accreditation of Arlington State College it seems only natural that we seek affiliation with a national professional business fraternity in order to provide a greater opportunity to satisfy the needs of our rapidly growing student body and the mush rooming business growth of the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area. I have been working with the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State College as faculty advisor for the past year, and sincerely believe we have the neuclus for a growing active chapter of a professional business fraternity that will help influence the growth of our college and business area. Sincerely, Jim F. Cook Instructor, Division of Business & Economics Arlington State College JFC/mw -^t^^saftap*-?�^^ ARLINGTON STATE COLLEGE ARLINGTON, TEXAS 76010 Division of Business and Economics March 23, 1965 Grande Council International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Oxford, Ohio It has been a pleasure for me to work with the Business and Economics Club of Arlington State College. The Club invited Mayor Tom Vander griff of Arlington to address the entire student body in February, 1965. He appraised us of the tremendous business and emplojnuent opportunities in this area. The business activity index for Dallas, Texas for Feb ruary, 1965, rose 23% above the level a year ago. When the Trinity canal comes through this area it is probable by the mid 1970's, we will have nearly two million living in the Arlington-Da lias -Fort Worth area. Arlington State College is presently the only State school in this two county area. During my student days at Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana, I was a charter member and also president of the Butler Insurance Society. I was also Treasurer of the Accounting Society and a member of S.A.M. When the Business and Economics Club asked me to serve as an advisor, it was a pleasure to serve them, utilizing my background from student days. We attended the annual stockholders meeting of Texas Industries in Dallas on 17 December, 1964, have had several field trips to local firms, and at my suggestion, are planning to have a monthly evening dinner meeting for student and spouse. This will give spouses opportunity to have a night out and have mutual enlightenment and enjojrment. At our March, 1965 evening meeting we had about 50 attend. Arlington State College does not have any Greek national fraternaties. The brotherhood and moral support, plus lessons of true cooperation and higher values were taught to me while I was a Phi Delta Theta at Butler. These lessons and the assistance I received as well as what I was able to contribute to a wonderful group of men were a very important part Pi can these of my college education. If Delta Sigma help incorporate values into its members, our affiliation will be mutually beneficial. Perhaps the alumni chapters in this area could help set up a "personnel hiring clinic" wherein those working in personnel could show students what employee's look for in both a resume and also qualities and presenta tion which impress the interviewer. 2 Association with Delta Sigma Pi can offer Arlington State College students an opportunity to develop themselves while at college. Delta Sigma Pi can gain not only an enthusiastic student group, but also has an opportunity to expand the fraternity with members from an aggressive business community. Charles E. Yeager, instructor Division of Business & Economics OHGAN/ZA TION "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is DAVID F. WILLIAMS, I am a twenty-three year old senior. I live at 3530 Crenshaw Ave,, Fort Worth, Texas. I attended Poly technic High School in Fort Worth before coming to Arlington State ^bllege. I am presently an active member of Sagamore Hill Baptist Church in Fort Worth, While in high school I was a member of the Pan American Student Forum and the National Honor Society, I graduated with the honor of Summa Cum Laude, While in college I served as secretary of Pi Sigma Epsilon, a national marketing fraternity, I have also served as vice-president of the Business & Economics Club, and am at present the president of that organization. Last summer I worked for the Fuller Brush Company. Besides gaining experience in sales techniques, I had the privilege of working as a crew leader of a group of about five other young men. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is CURTIS C, MOSLEY. I reside at 40^ East Second Street, Texas. I am Arlington, 30 years of age, a sophomore, and am major ing in Business Administration, I graduated from Dry Creek High nhool. Dry Creek, Louisiana in May, 1952, While serving in the Army I attended the University of Maryland, Extension Branch, Fontainebleau, France, In 1959 I was a member of the Oak Cliff Civitan Club, Dallas, Texas. I am presently a member of the First Baptist Church, Arlington. I served on active duty in the Army from March, 195? to March, 1959. While stationed at Fontainebleau, France I worked in the Intelligence Section, Post Headquarters. I was directly responsible for prepara tion and control of all classified documents, I received an Honorable Discharge with the rank of Specialist Fourth Class, I have worked in various phases of the business world. Upon gradu ating from high school I spent four years in the retail field. Before and after military service I spent a total of one year in the motor freight industry as a claims processor. Following this I Spent two years in the industrial supply industry, starting out as Warehouse Supervisor, From this position I was moved from merchandise-office i^nagement, to sales, and finally to sales manager. I am currently on leave of absence from International Harvester Company. When I have completed my education, I will return to this employment. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is ROBERT My FRANKLIN HOOK, age 22, and I am classified as a junior at Arlington State College. I live in Highland Park - Dallas, Texas and home my address is 3837 Centenary Drive. I received my high school diploma from Highland Park High School. I am a member of the University Park Methodist Church, and I am at present vice president of the college church school class and I held the office of president last year. I have attended the of Arkansas at University Fayetteville , Arkansas. While in Fayetteville I was an associate member of the Central Methodist Church where I sang in the Church choir and was active in Wesley Foundation. On the U. of A. campus I was a member of the University Collegiate Singers and the opera workshop known as the Uarkettes . I was, also, a member of the Marketing Club and member of the University of Arkansas YOUNG DEMOCRATS CLUB. I am a member of the JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. I have worked with the Little Rock Jaycees, and I now belong with the PARK CITIES JAYCEES, and was chairman of the Medicare Committee studying the Kerr-Mills Bill. I have had two years of AIR FORCE RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS, in college. I have worked in NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF MINNEAPOLIS in their management training program. ; "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" HElsIRY EARL I, BLECHL, JR., am twenty-four years old and a Junior Accounting Major Student at Arlington State College. I graduated from Queen .City High School, Queen City, Texas in May, 195^, Hs a boy, I was a member of the Boy Scouts of America and attained the rank of Life Scout, I am presently a member of the Antioch Baptist Church in Atlanta, Texas, Also, I am a member of the Texas and United States National Guard Association along with the Armor Association of the United States, On July 10, I95S, I joined the U, S, Air Force and for a period of two and one-half years served as a Neuro-Psychiatric medic stationed at Eglin A,F,B,, Florida, I received an Honorable Discharge on January IS, I96I with the rank of A/2c, I then joined the Army National Guard in the same month, and on October 1, I96I, I was called to active service with the i^9th Armored Division during the Berlin Crisis, I attained the rank of Sgt, E-5, and in July, I962 applied for and was sent to Officer Candidate School at Ft, Benning, Georgia, On October IS, I962, I received my commission as a Second Lieutenant and was assigned to my home tovm National Guard unit upon ;elease from active duty. In that unit, I am presently serving as lExecutive Officer. My only employment other than military listed above, was from October, 1962 to January, I964 at Red River Army Depot located at Texarkana, Texas. "RESUME FDR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is JAMES My D. (JIM) McLENDOW. I am thirty years old and am presently a junior at ASC. I graduated from Ponca City Senior High School, Ponca City, Oklahoma, but I now live at 190^ Lea Crest, Arlington, Texas. In high school I was president of both the local and state UNESCO clubs in Oklahoma. I have served as sDng director, chorus director, and class teacher in the Church of Christ. At the present time I am serving in these capacities in the Pantego Church of Christ in Arlington. During my two years in the U.S. Army, I served as company aidman and field ambulance driver in a STRAC unit. I also served as an assistant on the tactical training committee insturcting basic trainees. I received the outstanding trainee award during basic training and soldier of the month awards at both company and battalion levels. I served in reserves as company aidman and received an honorable dis charge with the rank of Specialist Fourth Class. My work experience includes jobs with three major aircraft manufact urers: Boeing Airplane Company, Douglas Aircraft Company, and General Dynamics. I worked three and one-half years for the Semi conductor-Components Division of Texas Instruments, Inc. I am now on leave of absence from Texas Instruments while attending ASC. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is CARSON BAYS. I am 21, a senior economics major at Arlington State College and will graduate in January of I966, My residence for the past fourteen years has been at 3IO South East Vfth Street in Grand Prairie, Texas, the town in which I graduated from high school in I96I. I have been a member of the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State for the past two years and am currently on the petitioning committee for a local Delta Sigma Pi Chapter, I have been a member of the Cliff Cloud Climbers, a Dallas Model Club, since 1959, served as its secretary-treasury in I96O and 1962, and was voted outstanding club member of that organization in 1959 and I96O, As of yet I have had no military service and am currently classified as II-S, a for three and I worked as a general sales clerk in local toy shop as a sales for the one-half years and also worked representative Collier Company in the summer of I963. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" I, CHESTER ALVIN PENTECOST, am twenty-four years old, single, and a Business Administration Student in my sophomore year at Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas. I attended North Dallas High School in Dallas, Texas where I graduated in 1959. My present grade-point average at Arlington State is l.k% or C-plus. While attending South Broward High School in Hollywood, Florida, I was a member of the Camera Club, and the HI-Y's. At present, I am Publicity Chairman for the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State College, I served in the United States Coast Guard from November, 1959 to September, I963. During that time I advanced to the rank of Petty Officer Third Class in the Yeoman (administration) field. while in the I received special training in the electronics field in Coast Guard, as well as Certificates of Satisfactory Completion the the Yeoman Third Class (YN3-7) course of U.S.C.G. Institute, Course for the Groton, Conn., and The Boarding Officer Training Second Coast Guard District, St. Louis, Mo. father's camera Casa View As to employment, I managed my shop, after then I worked for Camera Center, for six months high school; At I am employed by the Hulsey-Proctor Foreign Cars, Inc. present, in the Dallas Office. I am Airborne Freight Corr oration Regional After I plan to continue with Night Operations Manager, graduation in a District Sales Managers position. the Ariborne Freight Corporation I "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION^' My name is ERNEST BRISTER, JR., and I live at I44O Roma Lane in Fort Worth, Texas. I graduated from Technical High School in Fort Worth in June of I96I, and I am presently a junior at Arlington State College. 1 am a past Congressman of the Arlington State R.O.T.C.-N.C.O. Club, and have served on two student activities board committees. I am now a charter member of the Citus Falco, a local social fraternity, and serve as post reporter and social chairman. I am also a member of the R.O,T,C, Officers* Club, I enlisted in the United States Army Reserve and served six months active duty, followed by a honorable release to the reserves, I have been employed at Six Flags Over Texas where I held the position of temporary assistant foreman, I have also assisted my father in the operation of his firm the A-1 Carpet Cleaners, "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is VJILLIAM My 0. BUTTRAM. I am twenty-one and a junior at State Arlington College. I live with my parents in Dallas at 3019 Sharon. I graduated from Sunset High School in Dallas in I962, At Sunset I was a member of the Good Scholarship Club and the National Honor Society. Also, I worked in the library as an assistant librarian. I am presently employed at Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company at their zone accounting office in Dallas, My position is mail and file clerk. My duties include decollating, breaking down, and mailing out various computer forms which contain the company's accounting data. Much of the filing for the accounting office is handled by the mail room also. This position is a starting point for actual accounting work or computer work. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is RONALD MILES CANTER. I am twenty-three years of age and am a sophomore at Arlington State College where ^ have been listed twice on the Dean^s Honor Roll and was a candidate for the Business ^nd Economics Honors Program. I attended Amon Carter Riverside High School in Fort Worth, Texas. I reside with my wife at 47 Lynn Court, Hurst, Texas, I have been a member of the Boy Scouts of America, a member of the National Honor Society and was associated with the Northeast Optimist Club of Fort Worth, I participated in the youth program of the Optimist Club and was the coach of a Little League team in the summer of 1963. I served four years in the United States Navy. During that time I attended several schools including the Class A Radioman School at San Diego, California where I graduated second in a class of sixty- three, I also attended the United States Naval Submarine School at New London, Connecticut, I was stationed aboard the Polaris missile I submarine, U,S,S, Patrick Henry, for two years where was designated "Qualified in Nuclear Submarines" and was awarded the appropriate Silver Dolphins, I was Honorably Discharged in February, I963 after "Slaving attained the rank of Radioman Second Class. I was also awarded the Navy Good Conduct Medal. time as a Production Control Clerk the Bell I am employed full by of Textron industries. Helicopter Company, a subsidiary "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is GARY CHRISTOPHER. I am twenty-one (21) years of age, and a junior at Arlington State College. I reside at 412 South Cooper in Arlington, and attended Haltom High School in Fort Worth, ^^xas. I was a member of the Cub scouts, and in my early and middle teen years a member of the Methodist Youth Fellowship, and Vice President of the Ram Rods auto club of Fort Worth, For the past three years I have been a member of various musical combos, I am presently a member of the Business and Economics Club at ASC, I have served no military duty. I have worked as an order detailer and driver for Texas Drug Company in Fort Worth. I also worked as an apprentice machinist for Warriner Products Corporation in Fort Worth. "RESUME FOP THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is JAMES M. COBURN. My wife and I live at 6861 Routt, Fort VJorth, Texas. I graduated from Carter-Riverside High School in Fort Worth where I participated in the Distributive Education Program. At present I am a twenty-four year old sophomore at Arlington State College. In 1959 I enlisted in the United States Navy for a four year term of duty. After completing recruit training I was sent to Machinery Repairman's Class "A" School for machine shop training. In three years I obtained the rank of Second Class Petty Officer. In December of 1962 I received an honorable separation from active duty and in January of 1965 I received an honorable discharge. 4 "RESUME -fOR TFE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is My PHILLIP CRADDOCK. I am twenty-two years old and a sophomore at Arlington State College. I graduated from Mineola High School, and I now live at I3I Turtle Creek here in Arlington. I have done some work with the youth at my church. I have not served with the military, I have worked as a salesman and mechanic at White's Auto Stores in Mineola and a a salesman at l\Tiite's in Arlington. I worked one season at Six Flags Over Texas. The rest of my jobs have been part time summer jobs. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" DAVID I, S. CURRY, have reached a junior classification at the of age twenty-two following my graduation froa Crane High School in Crane, Texas. V^hile in high school my time was widely spread among studies,- the golf team. Student Council, Honor Society, Junior Declamation, Band Math Club, and scouting. At one time I had the honor of serving as the President of my class and on two other occasions I served as a representative of my class in the Student Council. As a senior I was elected to the post of Sgt.-at-arms in the Student Council, Among t&e honors I received as a graduating senior were three small scholarships, recognition for having the third highest scholastic average and being the highest ranking boy of the class. Since my enrollment in college, the West Texas Federation of Women's Clubs awarded me a $75.00 tuition scholarship for study pursued at Odessa Junior College, A two year following includes few activities because of the necessity of my working after entering Arlington State College, My employment record includes some thirteen months with the Steenmeyer Corporation in Fairbanks, Alaske, At this company I worked as a painter's apprentice, expediter, warehouseman, and assistant business manager. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is GORDON RICHARD My DODDS . I am aged twenty-six and a sophomore at Arlington State College. I graduated from Chula Vista Adult High School, Chula Vista, California. I then attended San Diega City College one year, I was formerly a member of Chula Vista, California Junior Chamber of Commerce. I was one term Director of Internal Activities, and I was recipient of the Outstanding J. C, Award, I served t\>jo years active duty in the United States Navy and received an honorable discharge, I worked as salesman with the Helm Buick Company of Chula Vista, I work how with the Texas State Highway Department in charge of four concurrent projects involving one- hundred code room clerks , six samplers , fifteen interviewers , and four map workers . "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is ROBERT I FOWLER. am twenty-one years old and a junior in business administration at Arlington State. I graduated from Central School in High Murfreesboro, Tennessee. My grade point average at Arlington State is a 1.68, In high school I was a member of the Spanish Club, the Science Club, and the Amateur Radio Club, I was a member of the Sewart Air Force Base Teen Club "in Tennessee for four years and a member of the Officer's Club Junior Assembly for three years. Although the Explorer Scouts is normally a service organization, it has its social aspects. I was president of my unit for three six month terms, and vice-President and Treasurer for two terms each. In the summer of I96I I worked as a life guard for the Sewart Air Force Base Officers Club. Later that summer I worked as a salesman for the Crowe 11-Collier Publishing Company. In the summer and fall of 1962 I worked as a sales clerk for Walgreen Drug Company in Abilene, Texas. During the summer of I963 I worked in Las Vegas, Nevada as a bus boy for the Mint Casino, and as a shoe salesman for the Twenty-five Cent Shoe Store Chain. I have had no active military service. t "RESIP'R FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" Mv narce is LAWRENCE. H. HAMPTON, I arr, twenty vears old and a second semester sophomore. ^ly overall grade point is about 1.9. I attended Sunset School High in Pallas, Texas. I now live at 118 N. Edgefield in Dallas and commute to A.S.C. Tn the past I have been an active member in Cub, Boy and Explorer Scouts where I attained the rank of Eagle Scout. While in scouting T was elected to the Order of the Arrow where I became a Brotherhood pcnbcr. In school I was on the R.O.T.C. rifle team and won an award for having the highest individual score in the city. Also I was a -ornber of the Science Club, Flicker Club, and Chess Club. Upon nd'iation I received a Scholarship Certificate. Current Iv at Arlington State I am a re ^--n phi Omega Service Fraternity, anr' on the Fall Semester Honor Roll. I have not had anv militarv training outside of R.O.T.C. During mv senior year in high school I attended a Diesel Engine School at night d received a Certificate of Training as a diesel mechanic. summer after graduation from school I worked as a diesel mechanic at the Track Company, in Dallas, while attending night classes at V^.r. I then attended Texas A. 5 M, for the fall semester of 1962. ;it spring (1963) I started work for Southwest Wheel fj ''fg. Co. in r-i Pallas. That <^'"^rr:er I re-entered A.S.C. I have been going to Arling'f'on State and working 35 to 40 hours per wee^- at Southwest eel since that tiroe. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is LAWRENCE D. HASKEW, JR. I live at I509 Marshalldale Drive in Arlington, Texas, I am presently a Senior at Arlington State College, My age is 29. I graduated from Austin High School in Austin, Texas, and I have attended the University of Texas, I have been or am now a member of the following organizations: Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity (Social); Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity (Honor) Printing Industry of American ( Professional) ; Business and Economics Club; National Honor Society, I have served in the United States Air Force on active duty for four years and I am now a Captain in the U, S, Air Force Reserve. While on active duty I served as a transport pilot. In the past I have been employed as a production co-ordinator and a production manager in the printing industry. I have also had experience as a retail salesman and as a statistician. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is JAMES HIEDE, and I live in Arlington, Texas. I am twenty-two years old and a junior at Arlington State College. I attended high school at Taylor High School in Taylor, Texas where I graduated. I am a member of the Baptist Church here in Arlington. In high school I was a member of various clubs including the Science Club, the Industrial Arts Club., and the Spanish Club. I was treasurer of the Industrial Arts Club. I also participated in track and was President of the senior class, I am now a member of the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State. the most All of my jobs have temporary summer jobs, important being for the Industrial Generation Company which operates a lignite civil mine and power plant. My duties varied from helping engineers in the field to making mechanical drawings and keeping records in the repair shop. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is MARION L. HICKS, and I live at 1112 East Mitchell in Arlington, Texas. I graduated from Arlington High School. I am twenty-six years of age and a sophomore at Arlington State College. I am a member of the Burchill Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas. I am also a member of the Arlington Masonic Lodge number 1+38, Scottish-Rite Masonry, and the Moslah Temple Shrine in Fort Worth, Texas, At Arlington State I am a member of the Business and Economics Club. I am presently serving in the United States Air Force Reserve at Carswell A.F.B,, Texas serving a six-year enlistment after completing six months active duty. I have worked for Cummins Sales and Service, Inc. for five and one- half years with the duties of sales, accounting and purchasing. I nuit in September to re-enter school. Prior to this employment, I worked for Mrs. Baird's Bakery for eighteen months. There I did general office work, including the accounts payable and the accov-nts receivable departments. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is ROGER HORTON, and I live at 3749 Clover Clover Lane, Dallas Texas. I attended Thomas Jefferson High School and graduated there. I am now nineteen years of age and a sophomore at Arlington State ,�pllege. I attended St. Gregory* s College, Shawnee, Oklahoma where I was assistant-editor of the school newspaper and layout assistant for the school yearbook. I am presently a member of the Lovers Lane Methodist Church in Dallas. I am a member of the Business and Economics Club at Arlington State College. My name has been submitted for acceptance to the ASC Business Administration Honors Program. At St. Gregory's College I obtained a 3*4^ grade point average on the four point system; at Arlington State I have a 2#4 grade point average on the three point system. I have had no previous or present military service. I have worked at General Electric Supply Co. where it was my duty to assemble and package orders for local and freight shipment as well as delivery work and the occasional training of new warehouse personnel. I have also worked at the Dallas Brush Mfg. Co, as a general warehouseman and at B Sweet Inc, where I had cooking and fountain duties. ^het Sally Shoppes "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is ROBERT My D. JENKINS, JR. At the age of twenty, I have completed 6& semester hours here at Arlington State College with an overall grade point average of 1.45. I am therefore classified as a >nior. I began my studies at Arlington the fall after I graduated from Adamson High School, Dallas. In my Senior year at Adamson, I was elected to the Key Club, a service organization affiliated with Key Clubs International. I was also a member of the Pan American Club, devoted to the interests of Spanish speaking students. I was selected as a member of the National Honor Society by the faculty and I held a supporting role in the Senior Play. After graduation my interests turned to swimming and water safety. Under the direction of Coach Don Easterling, here at Arlington, I attained the Red Cross skills of Intermediate and Swimmer. The next year I continued on through Advanced Swimmer and Senior Life Saving and finally received the Water Safety Instructor certificate. I spent that summer helping another Instructor teach over 600 children how to sv7im. I have worked as a stock clerk in a grocery store and I have been employed for the past two years at Central Freight Lines, Inc. in Irving, where I work a 50 hour week. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is GEORGE P. JOHNS, and I live at 1035 West Second Street, Arlington, Texas. I attended Blue Mountain Junction High School in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania and graduated. I am twenty-four years of age and a junior at Arlington State College. 1 In high school I was a member of the chorus, band, Hi-Y and the National Honor Society. Here at Arlington State I serve on the student relations committee and the interdorm council. I have been a member of the Safeway Stores Employees Association. As yet I have not served in the military service, I worked at American Stores from 1956 to I960 and the Safeway stores from 3 960 to 1963. My duties were inventory, ordering and stocking shelves. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is WILLIAM D. LONG. I am 24 years old. My classification at A. S, C, is a junior. My address is 2024 E, Mitchell, Arlington. I attended high school here in Arlington. I am a member of Aldersgate Methodist Church. A.S.C. I have been on the honor roll the last four semesters at I recently became eligible for Phi Kappa Theta, A.S .C. 's honor society. a Hawk missile battery in My active military service was spent with two in the Army V/urzburg, Germany. I spent an additional years a rifle reserve as a sargeant in charge of squad. with Oil States Rubber Co. as a draftsman I am presently employed and engineering assistant. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITITION" My name is STEPHEN I^. LUTZ. I attended Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth, Texas and graduated there. I am a nineteen yeer old sophomore at Arlington State College, I am a member of Saint Peters Ushers Club. At Arlington State I am a member of the insurgent team, Secretary of the Davis Dorm House Council, and am listed on the Honor Roll, I have had no military service, I have worked as head sackboy at the Carswell A,F.B. Commissary and as a laborer at Greenwood Cemetary in Fort Worth, "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is G. H. MCKENZIE, and I live at 4612 Harley, Fort Worth, Texas. I attended high school in El Dorado, Kansas where I graduated, I am presently twenty-eight years old and a junior at Arlington State College ^ere I am listed on the honor roll, I entered the United States Army National Guard on November 12, 195^. I served active duty for the original six month period of training and once again for ten months during the 1961 Berlin Crisis, I achieved the rank of E-4 with the duties of clerk in Battalion Head quarters, I received an honorable discharge. I worked three years at General Dynajnics in Fort Worth; three years at Kimbell Grocery Company in Fort Worth, and I am presently working at Triple A Lapco, Grand Prairie, Texas. My work experience includes that of fabrication of aircraft parts while working at General Dynamics, and general accounting work while working at Kimbell Grocery Company. and office The duties of my present job include general accounting work. The' general accounting work experience of the past and present consists of general ledger vjork, subsidiary ledger work, financial statement preparation, small amount of income tax work and some machine accounting. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is WAYNE ALLEN MEIER, and I live at I45B Greenbrier in Fort Worth, Texas, I graduated from Bridgeport High School, Bridgeport, Texas, I am twenty-four years of age and a junior accounting major, I I I was married August 24, 1962 and then moved to my present address, I am currently employed by National Educators Life Insurance Company, "RESUI^fE FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is THOMAS RONALD MONTGOMERY. I graduated from Waxahachie High School, Waxahachie, Texas, I am nineteen years old and a, freshman at Arlington State College, ' At VJaxahachie High School I was the Treasurer of ray senior class and a member of the track team. I also participated in the Hi-Y, Boys Club, Youth Choir (First Baptist C^-urch, Denison, Texas), and was an Explorer Scout in the Boy Scouts of America. As a Boy Scout, I received the honors of Order of the Arrow, Star Scout, Senior Scout, and the Senior Life Saving Badge. At Arlington State I am a member of the Business and Economics Club. Serving in the Armj?- R.O,T,C, I have recieved the rank of Buck Sargeant and have been named Fire Team Leader, I have also received the Good Conduct Ribbon, Most Efficient Company Ribbon, and the Marksmanship Medal, I have worked at Ellison's Country Store, Denison, Texas. In VJaxahachie, Texas I v;orked at Poulter's Fina Station, was lifeguard at the Optimist Swimming Pool, and Assistant Mailing Clerk at the Daily Light (the daily newspaper). I then worked at the Sabine Valley Lumber Six Over Texas for ompany in Fort Worth, and I have worked at Flags the past three years. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is ROY EUGENE NEVJMAN, and I live at 300 South College, Apartment 'A', Arlington, Texas with my wife Camilla. I am twenty-six years of age and classified as a sophomore at Arlington State. In 1956 I graduated from Lake Worth High School, in Fort V/orth. I am a member of the First Presbyterian Church, where I participate in the choir and church school activities. In high school I was a cheerleader for three years and maintained various student body officers positions. I attended the Dale Carnegie Leadership Course and received a graduation certificate. In July of 1957, I joined the U. S, Marine Corps, While in the Marines I completed a film projector operator's course, a typing course, a business administration course and a five-ton truck driving course, I was engaged in a three year contract with the Marines and in 1959 I was honorably released with the rank of corporal. I have done various tj'-pes of jobs, but my responsibilities have centered within the clerical field. The last full time job I had prior to coming to Arlington State College was a salesman's position with Armour and Company whose home office is in Fort Worth. I presently work as a part-time butcher at.Hi-Lo Markets. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is MERRIL E. NUNN. I am twenty- seven years old and a sopho more business administration major at Arlington State College. I formerly attended Texas Tech. P am a veteran of the United States Army with an honorable discharge. My. time of service began October 11, 195^ and ended October 15, I964. I am a member of the Masonic Lodge and the Business and Economics here in Club. I am presently employed by General Motors Arlington for part-time work. � "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is PETER FRANKLIN My NYBERG, and I live on the Davis campus, of the of University California in Davis, California, I am twenty- three years old and am now in my fourth university training for the "^ace Corps. I graduated from the Chateauroux Dependent High School in Chateauroux, France in I96O. I have attended the University of Minnesota, University of Maryland Euorpean Extension Division (Chateauroux, France), and Arlington State in addition to the University of California, I am classified as a junior and will be returning to Arlington State College two years from now at the end of my Peace Corps, assignment, I have been affiliated with the following organizations: 4-H Club, Boy Scouts-Explorer Advisor, Civil Air Patrol-Drill instructor. Dependent Youth Council-President, Pershing Rifles ROTC Fraternity, Business and Economics Club-program chairman, and a member of the Pi Sigma Epsilon Professional Marketing Fraternity, I have recieved the Inland Daily Press Outstanding Newspaper Boy Award, the Certificate of Proficiency from the Civil Air Patrol, the Star Scout Award, and v/as selected as a delegate to the Model ,,^nited Nations in the state of Texas. My major employment has been with the United State Civil Service as for the Air Force Film Service a Film Acceptance Inspector Library and at the same time was responsible for the Air Force Film Library of Maintenance of the United Kingdon, With the USCS I also held a Branch at Chateauroux, for the Civil Engineering Housing position Clerk iil?^..'^'.. "RESUf/IE FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is DEWAYNE V. PIERCE and I am a 22 year old junior planning to graduate in I966, I live at 5I5 Summitt, Apt, 40, with my wife, Diane, I attended Littlefield High School in Littlefield, Texas, Pam a member of the First Baptist Church, Arlington, I was a member of the Rebel football team for two years. While in high schoo I was in Student Council for four years, serving as President my senior year. In I96I I was voted Outstanding Boy by the faculty of Littlefield High School. Most of the jobs that I have had have been part-time jobs. I worked one summer as a recreation counselor at Littlefield. There I helped in a summer program for young boys, teaching them swimming, basket ball and games, I have also coached in Pony League and Colt League baseball, I worked four summers with the Agriculture, Stabilization, and Conservation Office in Lamb County, The job I held was one of a reporter, I measured cotton acreage for the governraent, I worked one school term as a YMCA leader at the Eastside YMCA in Fort Worth, Here I coached young boys in football, baseball and track. This past summer I worked for T&P Motor Freight in Fort V/orth, I worked rin the docks unloading trailers. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" name is My JIM ROUNTREE. Iam eighteen years old and a freshman marketing major. I live at 106 Varsity Circle where I have resided for fifteen years, and attended Arlington High School. J am a member of the Park Row Church of Christ. In high school I was a member of the Key Club, Foreign Language Club, Safety Council, and Student Council. Last year at Arlington State I was a member of NSID (National Society of Interior Designers). I have registered for the draft, but as yet have not received my classification. I have worked for Agricultural Insurance Company of New York in their accounting department and for H, T, Green 6- Son Insurance Agency of Dallas, My work at the agency in Dallas consisted of accounting and general office procedures. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is THOMAS SHIPMAN. I am twenty-five years old. I am a junior at Arlington State College. I live at 1U17 Savage Drive in Fort Worth, Texas. I attended Central High School at Sumner, Texas. I am a member of the Methodist Church. I served as a member of the United States Naval Reserve, and attained the rank of Seaman. My training was in the field of radio. I received an honorable discharge. Prior to returning to college, I was in charge of the General Ledger Department at Kimbell Grocery Company, Fort Worth, Texas. I am presently employed with Kimbell Grocery Company as a part- time accountant. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITIOF' I, ROBERT LONNIE SMITH, am a sophomore at Arlington State College who has attained the age of twenty years. My home address is 641^ Howard in Dallas and my school address is I5IO Camellia in Arlington, graduated from W, W, Samuell High School in May, I963, I attend the First Baptist Church of Urbandale regularly and am secretary of my Sunday School class. While attending Samuell High, I was a projectionist in the spring semester of my sophomore year and a member of the Chemistry Club in my junior and senior years. When I enrolled at ASC I :first joined the Business and Economics Club, Last year I was chairman of the News Committee and am currently the club treasurer. While in my sophomore year in high school I received a high school Bible award for the Old Testament, I have never served in any branch of the armed forces. On December 7, 1959 I went to work for Minyard's, Inc, as a package boy. Besides sacking the groceries, my duties included putting up stock, sweeping the floor, selling Christmas trees, etc. On March 21, I96I I went to work for AG-P Food Stores as a produce clerk. My filled and the duties are to keep the produce racks up weigh produce. "RESUME FOR THE DELTA SIGMA PI PETITION" My name is JAMES HARVEY VOSS, I was born on June 23, 1945 in Abilene, Texas, I have been a resident of Arlington since 1950, I graduated from Arlington High School in I963, and entered Arlington #bate College the following fall. My major field is economics and I have at present a 2,2 grade point ratio. In high school I was a member of the track team, the y,M,C,A,, and participated in some programs of the Optimist Club, I am a member of the Church of Christ in Arlington and the Arlington Saddle Club, I have served one year in Army R,0,T,C, at Arlington State, I was one of three nominees for outstanding Freshman Cadet, In the past years I have worked for Voss Motor Company, Bonanza Trailer Sales, J, C, Penney' s, and Watson Brother's Department Store, d