A PETITION
TO The International Fraternity
OF
DELTA SIGMA PI
BY THE
ZETA KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY
OF THE Department of Commerce
Dalhousie University HALIFAX, Nova Scotia
November 24, 1930 A PFTITIOK TO
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T^JTRiUCE: oTUDIEY GilvlPUS. UME AUH OBJECTS OF OUR, .LOCAL.
The name of our looal is ZETA KAPPA PHI.
ZETA KAPPA PHI was organized to oreat e a spirit of brotherhood and group interests; to i'urther the interests of the University and especially those of the Commeroe de partment thereof; and to foster good ethics and hi^o-h ideals in business. To DELTA SIGMA PI:
We the undersigned students and members of the
Department of Commeroe of Dalhousie University and members of
Zeta Kappa Phi, local oommerce fraternity, realizing the ben efits to be derived from membership in an international or ganization which fosters the study of business as a profession, dp hereby petition, in accordance with an unanimous resolution adopted by Zeta Kappa Phi on April 9th, 1930, that we be granted a charter to establish a chapter of DELAT SIG-l^U PI on the campus of Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Sootia, Canada,
And furthermore, we pledge ourselves to abide by all the rules, laws, regulations and adopted standards of DELTA SIGlvIA
PI, now in effect or which shall hereafter be enacted, and to promote a furtherance of the high ideals of the Fraternity, should our petition be accepted and a charter granted. 1. yf.^.zt-^^.^'^.^J.^^^'^-^
Robert ilusgrave Thoiapaon
Maxwell Alexander Koss
S' ,^<^"^to--^ ^�d^ Charles Eddie Stanfield
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Herbert Simpson Lamb
idwin Robert Maehvifl
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^T^ames Henry Vooght
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rues Power li'Iacdonald
Guy Pliilii; Baclcman
. \\^^^^^%d\). -TlaiTi Laurie Hart
-Z7 'C/^l Charles Lome ivIcLellan �J-. ^y-/-^3^6160^ 12. lo. George Christie afhompson -f^3'^ X-^^rz^^y^. Murray '^aus s Z inck '3dd 15- .^.^^^/^ (df� Evatt de Castro Bishop 15. / A. 17. -^ Kobert Eraser Hatfield 18. , '(SLHM^ , Robert Murray MarVen 19. I ^^A Jyjl^ "-^.^^.i^,^^ Charle s /C3?ril/ Lille r To DELTA oIGMA PI: And we, the members of the Alumni Club of Zeta Kappa Phi, desire to asooiate ourselves x/ith this petition, asking that a charter, to establish a chapter of DELTA SIGIdA PI on the Campus of Dalhousie University, be granted. Furthermore, we pledge ourselves to abide by all the rules, laws, regulations and adopted standards of DELTA SIGMA PI, now in effect or which shall hereafter be enacted, and to promote a furtherance of the high ideals of the Fraternity, should the petition be accepted and a charter granted. ALUmi MEMBERS B.Goii^., CiA. M\irrn/ i'|5jGregor RarJciii, B.A,, B.Com, 3. Charles DLUican kallaJs^ Rov/lings, B.Com. -. -^^^aJd^i^ (^/^^^Z^=^^ Herbert Greighton Morton, B.A,, B.Com. tsx ^Blayter, B.Com, Karl Balfour Bentley Harris, B.Com, 7. R.and Hector Matheson, B.Com, /-d^^^> 8. (3? Robert Harold Guest 9. George Stuart Mahon, B.Com, 10. Ronald McGoll JLJL # JaEies Louis McKenna 12. j!lJ2d33^di:itd^^ Allan Maxwell Olive Wallace Stanhope Trotter 14. ^ Burgess Malcolm Blackadar Osborne Randolph Crowe 11, B,A,, B.Coia, 16. John Rich8.rd McFarlane, B.Gom, Roy Everett Fa-uUcri-er 1'^' jd-djJj^ cddff Hax'old Copelarid Grant, B.Com. Fletcher Shuttleworth Smith, B.Com. 20. Joh4 C sjBerO'E Me'rchih-t FACULTY MEL^BER James M. MacDonald, B.A., M.B.A. Professor of Commerce Head of Departmenij. GROUP PHOTOGRAPH OF ACTIVE MELiBERS AHD PLEDGES Of ZETA KAPIA PHI Reading from left to right: Back Row: Orr(P) , Miller, Conrad, Bishop, Marven, Archibald, A.G, (P). Zinck. Hatfield, , Thompson, G.C., Archibald, D.F. fP), Stewart (p) Middle row; Hart, Vooght, Lamb, Stanfield, Thompson, R.Iv;., itoss, Machum, Msedonsld, Garten Front row; Mackintosh fP) , Mclellan, fP) , Stoddard (p), Seely, P destinates pledge member. HISTORY OF DALK0USI2 UK IVERS ITY HISTORY OF DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY. a,. * J�I In the Cit,y of Halifax, in the historic Province of Nova Sootia, is ail Institution of Learning whose life-story ia intimately R,ssociat8d with events of vital Importance In ths hiatoriss of three great nations. The prelude to the story of Dalhousie University may be traced from the events of those stirring days in ths early part of ths seventeenth csntury, when ths Bourbon kings were striving to plant ths fleur-ds-lis in the Nsw World. Arcong ths company of adventurers, who, under ths initiation of Hsnry de Navarrs, sailed to found a new Prfincs in "Lc C4dJd\ was ons Saint Castln who sraasssd a fortune from a trading-post which hs established at ths mouth of the Penobscot River. This post, which took from its founder ths nama of Oastlns, was fatsd to play Its part in ths founding of ths first free college of liberal learn ing in all the Canadian Dominions, , A century and a half passed with continual wexs and rssult- ing unssttlsment. Certain events, howevsr, bear direct ly upon this narrati%^e. Through ths charter granted to Sir Wllllem Alsxender by King Vt in 1921, ^nsrged ths lend of "Nsw Scotland" whsncs comss the name of Nova Scotia now applied tc this province. In ths changing fortunes of wex,ths French settlement of Oastlns was possessed by ths Commonwealth of snd later � I Massachusstts, b seems part of tha State of Mains a French, British, and Unitsd States possession In turn. During ths war of 1812, it was a "bass for AmsrlOiPJa privatssrs until captured by a British Expedition undsr Sir John Cops Shsrbrooks ^-^'ho constitutsd It a customs port of entry. After the Treaty of Ghsnt, ths British forcss withdrew to Halifax,taking with tham the customs eollsc- tions amounting to the sum of �11,750. This "Oastlne Fund" was ths first endowment of Da,lhousis Univsrsity, and ws may thus trace the origin of this Oollege by ths Sea to sources in the I history of Francs, Great Britain, end the Unitsd States of America. It is to Scotland, howsver, that shs owss hsr birth. Shortly bsfor 8 ths evacuation of the Castlne ports, Gsorgs Remsay, ninth Earl of Dalhousie, had bssn appointed Lieut snsnt-Governor ri of Nova Scctia, end to him fsll ths disposition of the "Castine �m Fund". At that time, ths only institution of higher learning in ths country was King's College, open only to students of the Anglican faith, and entirely undsr ths control of ths Church of Lord England. Dalhousie perceived ths great need for a more liberal institution and in 1818 founded the non-sectRTlan University which bears his name. His last public act in Nova Sootia was ths laying of ths cornor stone on the Grend Parade in 1820, Shortly afterwards Ms appointment as (Jovernor-^Gensral hec3ssitat8d Ms removal from Halifax?:* t)us to mlsmsnagOTsnt and official opposition, the coHegs bf his founding fsll upon svil days until IBBS, when ths Rsv. Dr. Thomas McCulloch was called from the famous Pictou AcadOTiy to bscoms Its first Prssidsnt. An ardsnt reformer and a friend of ths grsat Cenadlan Statesman, JossT)h Howe, this brilliant man � kept ths Institution going largely by ths force of his o^tcl person allty, In ths face of trsmsndous opposition. At his death in 1843 cams a crisis � ^� its funds almost exhausted, Dalhousie closed its doors. In 1863 it ws,s reorganized on a new basis and Dalhousie entered upon a new era. The Rsv, James Ross, D.D., becems ths second President end undsr his guidance and that of ths eminent scholars who con� stitutsd its teaching staff, ths collsgs prospsred for many yssrs. However, financial dlfflcultiss again arose. But this time a dsllvsrsr was at hand. Dr. Ross rssignsd in 1885 and was succeeded by ths Rsv. John Porrsst, It was than that George Munro, a brothsr-in-Taw of Dr. Porrsst, came forward with his magnificent gins which in all aro.ountsd to |320,000. This generous man saved Dalhousie and under Lord John it prospered ihlghtlly* When, In 1911, he gave up his office after twenty-six years of splendid service, tha oolle.ge had twice outgrown its quarters, moving first from the Grand Pa.ra.de tc the "Forrest ^ 4 - Building", and then purchasing the forty aero property known as ��studley" vi.here the erection of the stately huildlngs of modern Dalhousie was begun in 1912. It wp.s about tMs time that the fourth and present President took 0"^fice. Dr.A, Ste.nley Mackenzie has devoted nineteen years of magnificent work to the development of the new Dalhousie, and the results of his labour and those of his assoclp.tas are ap- . - parent in the University cf to-day which takes its place in the first rank cf Canadian institutions of learning. The departments have grown to Include Arts and Science, Law, Medicine, Oommerce, Dentistry, Engineering, Pharmacy and Music. In 1927, Dalhousie established the first School o^^ Fisheries in Oanp^da. Tlie student body numbers nearly 1,000 and its meffrbers are drswn from all over r this continent and even further afield. Through the generosity of the Carnegie and Reck a feller foundations snd of many individual benefactors the endowm.ent has been greatly Increased. By the affiliation, in of and Dalhousie � 192?^, King's College University, the hopes of Lord Dalhousie were finally realized and the recent errection of the nsw King's building has added greatly to the Studley Opmpus. HISTOl^Y OF THE CQIvlMERCE DEPAETMMT OF DALE OU SI :^ VB TVER SI 'T'l . HISTORY OP THE CO?vr>TERCE DEPART^TENT. ths demands of the In 1920 it was agreed that to meet business was business world a special courss in preparation at nssded. At that time no such course was being givsn any was a distinct Canadian University sast of Nontrsal and so there established a Dspart- need. Acccrdlngly, in that ysar Dalhousie ths ment of Commarcs in ths Faculty of Arts and Sclencs. Through "^ msn of Hall ax gsnsrosity o-'' Mr. W. A. Black, a prominent business and Canals in the PsderaJ and who latsr bscams Minister of Railways to a Prc^essor Government, a gift enablsd ths Univsrsity appoint A. Black Chair of of Commsrce. This endowment is known as ths W. to the Commerce. The course o^-fsrsd was a four year ons leading enrolled in this depart- degrss of Bachelor o'^' Commsrce. Students other msnt also took Isctures in ths Department of Economics, from courss in the Professors In ths Arts and S clence Faculty, and two School of Law. Bishop 0. Hunt, of Boston, a graduate of Boston Univarslty� were started bscams ths first Professor of Ccmmercs and classes in the fall of 1920. The First Degrss was awarded in ths year 19 2S. Ths enrollmsnt increased slowly for ths first five ysars. In 1925-26, Professor Hunt was given Isavs of absencs for further was study and James M. MacDonald, B. A., (St. Frances Xavisr) , appointed to fill the position. Pro^'essor Hunt rsturnsd the following ysar but in 1927 hs rssigned. In August of ths same ysar ths Board of Governors appoint 9d G. K. Ganong to ths Chair of CoiLmsrcs. Ths snrollmsnt dropped consldsra-bly this ysar, + doubtless due to the many recent changss and ths resultant un certainty. In ths following Spring Professor Ganong rssignsd. V During the Simmer, Jemeslff. MacDonald we.s appointed to the Chair and head of the Commerce Departm.ent. Pro-^'essor MacDonald had ^ust completed further study at Hsrvard, having been awarded the degree of M, B. A, This year the enrollment increased consider- phly. �w During ths Suirmsr of 1930, ths Board cf Govsrnors rea,liz- ing the importance of ths Commerce Department, appointed another full-time man to the Sta-^f, in the person of R. W. Ells, also a graduate of the Harvard Business School, A slight change was made in the courses and when the Pall term opened in September 1950, the Freshman class in Commerce was the largest on record. ^ ^ Now, that a good start has been mB.de, the Department more set-* tied, courses improved, another Professor appointed, the enroll ment at the highest point as yet, and the Board of Governors apparently realizing the importance of the Comm.erce Department, we can doubtless expect to aee much progress there^ Already the Department has gro^fn from the smallest to the third largest, be ing surpassed only by the Arts and Science Department, and the famous Medical Schoolj and surpassing the Dental School, the Law School, snd Engineering Department in the number of students en- rolled. 4 \ f k h / HISTORY OF 2FTA Ei'PPA PHI FniT^RiaTY HISTORY OP ZETA KAPPA PHI goss back to April The history of Zeta Kappa Phi fraternity L met at the Commsrcs Houss snd 1st, 1928, for on that day 22 chaps F set of by-laws, prsparsd by a pre- adopted a constitution and Zeta Phi cams Into viously appointed coirmittss, and thus Kappa exist sncs. earlisr msstings to discuss Of courss there has bssn ssvsral to plans. Thsss ths mattsr and to appoint ccTnmlttsss prepars a start was mads in ths gatherings wsrs pursly organizational; 1928. fall of 1927 snd this culminatsd on April 1, of the Zeta Kappa Phi can bs oonsldsrsd a logical outgrowth o* commerce studsnts founded Conmisres Society, an organization Incidsntlally ths shortly after ths opsnlng of ths dspartmsnt. Ths Is one of our alumra'membsrs, first Prssidsnt of that Society of was ths only organization Oommsrcs Sccisty fillsd a need and fratsrnitiss were fomsd students in that dspartmsnt. MsanwhUs in ths University and several students in othsr departments of of forming a professional fratsrn� commerce osgain to discuss plans ths of ths fall term In ity in their own field. Upon opsnlng comm the CcTmsros Houss was comnerce rssldsncs. Accordingly, opposlts the sstablishsd that fell at 14 Oxford Street directly F in rssldsncs it was Studley Campus. With ten studsnts living of a Commsrce Pratsrnity quits natural that ths question forming that while ths should rsceivs furthsr discussion. It w.s ar,gued Commerce Society had its plaos It did not supply all that wp^s want 3d, The chisf deficiency was that the lattsr organization did not o^^BT any means for the graduate to keep in touch with ths Univsrsity and sspsclally the Commerce Dspartmsnt. In addition ths Society was a very looss-knlt organization and thers was little incsntivs to kssp togsthsrj in short thsrs wsrs no tiea. To fill thsse wants, Zeta Kappa Phi cama into sxlstsnce. In April 1928 our pr:5ssnt bsdgs and ritual wsrs adopted and + the officers elected were ^^ follows: Prssidsnt: - Kexl S. B. Harris Vies Prssidsnt - R.and H. Matheson. Ssc, Trsasursr:- Arthur E. Jubian. Ixscutlvs: - Robert U. Slaytsr. George S. Mahon. Robert M. Thompson. SPECr^IC HISTORY: SEASON 1928 ^ 1929. This year ths Commsrce Houss, at 14 Oxford Strsst, was taksn ovsr 'oy th� Pratsrnity and was known as ths Zeta Kappa Phi Pratsrnity nouas. During the fall, aevsral msstings were held. In Novsmbsr, Brothsr Jubisn w.as forced to rstlrs, dus to the pressure of business, -^rom ths office of Secret ary-Treasursr and Brothsrs Morton and Rowlliigs wsrs anpointsd, to carry on ths work temporarily. Ths mattsr of affiliation with an Intsrnatlonal or national commsrce fraternity was discusssdi'^'wsre Informed that no such organization existed. Then it wps suggsstsd that it might V bs worth whlls for Zeta Kappa Phi to bscoms a pursly social fratsrnity in ordsr that it might bs possible at a later date to affiliate. Furthermore, owing to the small freshmen class in commerce dl^'*'iculty would be experienced in securing new members. However, action was deferred until the fall of 1929 and In th� + meantime a special committee was appointed to look into the matter of affiliation, said committee to report back at the first meeting in the fall- Election of officers resulted as follows: - President . Arthur E. Jublen, Vice Prssidsnt -- CD. Wallace Rowlings. Sec. Treasurer - Herbert C. Morton. Executive - Ronald McColl. Maxi.vell A. Ross, Robert M. Thom.pson, SEASON 1929 � T930 The opening of classes In 1929 made things more hopeful for Zeta Kappa Phi. In the first place, a nsw department head had been appointed, end secondly, there was a large frssMen class in co:rnmerce. At the first meeting of the fratsrnity, the report of the special committee on affiliation was heard. Its salient features � h were thisf (1) The time #as too premature for affiliation, ' (2) ^ That in view of the large freshmen class in commerce it would be advisable to continue as a professional fraternity. (3) And, at a later date to consider sponsoring a Canadian National Professional Commerce Fraternity. (4) .That certain alterations be mad� in the constitution and by- lews� (a) THAT exact status of Zeta Kappa Phi as a pro-^ ** f essional commerce fraternity be written in. (b) THAT there be a revision of the procedure of admitting new members* (c) THAT the o-^fice of Secretary-Treasurer be divided. This report was later adopted In full and the recommended chBflgBB were carried out. Election of officers to fill the new posts snd also to fill a vacancy on the executive ccusv^d ^oy the removal of Brother McColl from the Cit.7, resulted as follows: Secretary - Herbert C Morton, Treasurer - John R. MacFarlene. Executive - Murray M. Rankin. Thlp yesr the fraternity hous^ was located at 69 Spring Garden Road, which house, unfortunately resulted In a financial loss to the fraternity owing to its rather antlquatfid heating systemi. During the year we added several members to our roll. 4 The fraternity was Inform. ed that there were two large international fraternities in oommerce and In November corres-* pondence was entered into with Delta Sigma Pi. On April 4t:^, 1930, Mr. H. S. Wright, Grsnd Secret ?jry-Treasurer of Delta Sigma Pl visited us and was a guest at our annual banquet. As a result of Mr. Wright's visit snd the correspondence with the Central Office, Zeta Kappa Phi, on April 9th, l9o0, voted unanimously to petition Delta Sl,gma Pi. In ordsr to facilitats matters it was decided to make Zeta Kappa Phi en undergraduate fraternity with ths alumni formiiig an Alumni Club. Therefore, as an ercsn-ament to the motion to 1 petition Delta Sigma Pi,( it was agrssd that the constitution of Zeta Kappa Phi bs rsvissd, following that of Delta Sigjna Pi, retaining our own badgs, pledge and ritual. DAUHOUSIE UNIVERSITY HALIFAX, N. S. F Uovember 22,' 1930 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE To iieita Sigma Pi, 222 West Adams St., Chicago, 111. Gentlemen: I wish to inform, you that the group of my students who are applying to you for admission to ri the Freterntiy of Delta Sigma Pi are, in my opinion, fully deserving of your careful consideration. They ere, I believe, above the average in scholastic attainment; they, as a group, usually acquit them selves exceptionally well in Intrs-mural ss well as vsrsity athletics; and they ere men of high moral calibre. I have no hesitation whatever in recommending them to you as prospective brothers in Delts Sigma I Pi. Yours very triily, V \ J.M. MacDonald, Heed of Department UfclPAKTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND s()cro:.tnn' DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY HALIFAX, N. S iNiov. 22nd, 1930. Grand Secretary-Treasurer, Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity, Cnicago, U.S.A. Dear Sir: + I am very well acquainted with many of the rrembers of tne Zeta Kappa Phi local frat- ernity, which is now petitioning for admission to Delta Slgra pi, and I know nearly all of them sllgiitly. On the basis of this knowledge I nave no nesitation in saying that they will make a worthy addition to your organization. Yours sincerely, \]ddUAAAdl$^ Ha/>cu^i&u W. Russell Maxwell. I 2EIA KiPIi PHI PRITEPITITY. OFFICERS 1930-51. HEiW-i.;JTER: Robert M. Tiiompson� Senior, SEHIOR 7/ARDEI: Maxwell A, Ross� Senior, JUEIOR WiRDEK: Charles E. Stanfield� Sophmore. . SCRIBE: Herbert 3. lemib� Senior . TREiSURER: Robert E. K8chum--Sopi�iore. CHi^KCEIIOR: James H. Yooght� Sopi^ore. HiSTORIili: James P. Mscdonald-- Junior . I'iiSTER OP FESTIVITIES: W, Isurie Hart--SoplJnore. MASTER OF CEHB.:OKIES: Murray K. Zinck� Senior. CHiPTER JiDVlSER: I'urrey 1. Rankin, B.-A., B.Gom UAISffi H FULL: Evatt de Castro Bishop HOME ADDRESS: E98 Portland St., Dartmouth, U.S. AGE: ZOyrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Dartmouth, I.S. DiHE: August 27,1909 4 MTIOMIITY:- Canadian RELIGIOIT: Anglican mm OF FATHER: Walter C. Bishop KAME OF MOTHER (before marriage): G.G. Moody. PREinillTARY r.'UGATIOlJ: GRATMAR :^0HOOL: schools of Dartmouth ' HIGH 'OR Pr.JP: Halifax Academy. TffifffiER OF CLASS '23 PRESEIIT PARTICIPATION lU STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Commerce Society Glee Club Interfaoulty hookey. HALE IN FULL: James Harold Conrad HaiE ilDDRESS: 14 Summit St., Dartmouth, N.S. AG"^: 24 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Dartmouth, N.S. DATE: Aug. 2,1906 KATIONillTI: Canadian RELIGION: United Churoh of Canada NME OF FATHER: Andrew J. Conrad NAME OF MOTHER (before marriage): Hattie M. Hall. PREIIMINAl^Y EDUCilTION: schools of Dartmouth Park High School, Dartmouth. r^BER OP CIASS OF '31. PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES; Commeroe Societj? Glee Club. � NiME IN x'ULL: William Laurie Hart HOMi^ ADDRESS: 11 Bloomingdale Terrace, Halifax AGE: ZQ ^rrs . PLACE 0? BIRTH: Halifax DATE: Oct. 6, 1910 NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada NAME !DF FATHER:. William Arthur Hart NAIffi OF MOTHER (before marriage): Laura M. Frazee PRELIMIlv^\RY EDUCATION: leMarchant School Halifax Halifax Academy Horton Academy, Wolfville MEJ/EBER OF Ol/iSS of *33 PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STIDENT ACTIVITIES: Glee Club Commeroe Society D.A.A.C. Dalhousie Band Intermediate football do basketball interfaoulty hockey do volley ball Master of Festivities: Zets Kappa Phi NilvIE IN PULL: Robert Eraser Hatfield HOME ADDRESS: 39 Spring Garden Road, Halifax AGE: 20 yrs. PIACE OF BIRTH: Diligent River, N.S. DATE: Apr. 10,1910. NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Baptist NAIIE OF P/iTHER: Glynford Clark Hatfield NAI..E OF MOTHER (before misrriage): Rets M, Eraser. PRE! n: IIURY IJV G AT I ON : Grammar Schools: Diligent River, N.S. Parrsboro, N.S. High School: Parrsboro, N.S. Cumberland Academy, Amherst, N.S. Halifax Acedemiy, Halifax. ME'^^l OF CLASS OF '33. PRESENT P/.RTIGIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES: ComjKerce Society Glee Club Interfacuity basketball do Softball � � M NAME IN FULL: Herbert Simpson Iamb HC'"^ ADDRESS: 46 South Perk St. , AGE.: 20 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax DATE: 'OGt. 22, 1910 NATIOKJLITY: Canadian E^LIGION: United Church of Canada . N.:..E CF FATHE?.: James Iamb N/;^"E OF MOTHER (before marriage): Cora Louise Simpson. IRELIMir.'RY EDUCATION: Tower Road School, Halifax Morris St.^igh School, Halifax Halifax Academ.y , Halifax, I'^'Z^l OF GLASS OF '31 PRESEliT I-IRTICIPATION JM STUDENT ACTIVITIES; Commerce Society Glee Club Interfaoulty softbsll Intermediate football Scribe: Z^ta Kappa Phi Freternitj?. N/I"^ IN FULL; Charles Lome McLellan HOME ADDRESS: 5 Elm St., Truro, N.S. 1909 AGE: 21 yrs. PLACE CF BIRTH: Truro, N.S. DIT^: July 21, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada. NAI."^ OF FATH"^: A.S.Mclellan NJ5Iv.E OF MOTHER (before marriage): R0�^ena Blancherd ' PR^^ r I iC XRY FJU C IJ2 1 ON : Grammar School; in Truro High ^chool: Colchester Academy, Truro, N.S. MEI.:BER OF CLASS '33 P/~:TICIPATION IN ^TUDENT ACTIVITIES: Ccfiiiiierce Society' Glee Club F k Ni^"'^ IN FULL: Edwin Robert Machum Ha,'E ADDRESS: 49 Canterbury i^t., Saint John, N.B. AGE: 18 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Saint John, N.B. DAT^: May 3, 1912. NATIOi:/LITY: Canadian RELIGION: Uinted Church of Canada. N;ME of PiiTHER: Edwin R. Machum N/M"^ OF M0THER( before marriage): E. Annie Smith PREL IM IN ARY EDU G AT I Oi; ; Grammar school: in Saint John, N.B. High School: Daytona Beach High, Drytona Beach, Fla. Mt. Allison Academ.y, Sg-ckville, N.B. MK^BER OF CLji-S '33 P AR TI G IP /.T I or; IN STUDEI^ T ACTIVITI'^S: Coiiimerce Society Glee Club Interfaoulty basketball Treasurer: Zeta Kappa Phi I N^S IN PULL: James Power Msedonsld KCr.E ADDRESS: 45 George St., Sydney, N.S. � D/TE: 1911 AGE: 19 yrs. PLiCE OF BIRTH: Sydney, N.S. May 20, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada, EAL.E OF FATHER: James W. Mscdonald N/r"^ OF MOTHER (before marriage): Maria Power PREL IM IN ^RY EDU C AT I ON : Gramimar School: Sydney High: Sydney High Mr..:rER of glass '32 PRESENT PARTICIIZTION IN STUDH^T ACTIVITIES; Commie roe Society Glee Club Interfaoulty softball and hockey Historian: Zeta Kappa Ihi NiTE IN FULL; Robert Murray Marven HaiE j'lDDRESS: 20 Austin St., Moncton, N.B. 1912. AGE: 18 yrs. PLAGE OF BIRTH: Moncton, N.B. DATE: April 2, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada. NAt.CS OF FATHER: J.A.Marven NAIvlE OF MOTHER (before marriage): A.". Murrey PitEIILlKARY EDUCATION: Grammar school in Iv'.oncton High Sohool: Aberdeen Elgh, Moncton. MELIBER OF CI/ SS '33 PRTISEET PARTICIPATION IK STUDEKT ACTIVITIES: Commerce Society Glee Glub Students Christian Movement. h N"':^ IN FULL: Maxwell Alexander Ross Ea;E ADD'^^SS: 344 South St., Halifax. N.3. Dx^TE; June AGE: 20 yrs. PLACE OF BIRfH: Halifax, 8,1910. NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada. H/M.E CF FATHER: William D. Ross V.R:'^ CF MOTHER (before marriage): Margaret J". Dewis. II^ELIMir'RY EDUCATION: Bloomfield School, Halifax Hellfax, Halifax iiC8de.,v , M^IBER OF CLASS OP '31. pre:''::t ri:~:TiciPATiON ni studei^t activities : Commerce Society Glee Club D./.A.C. � Interfaoulty s6ftball do basketball. Senior Warden: zieta lappa Phi Preternity. - NAME IN PULL: Hial Douglas SeelyJ HOME ADDRESS: 44 Larch St., Halifax AGE: 18 yrs, PLAGE OF BIRTH: Saint John, N.B. DATE: June 1,1912. NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Anglican NAl'E OF FATHER: J.U. Seely NAl^IE OF MOTHER (before m.arrisge): Lena M. Evans. PRELIiaNARY EDUCATION: Grammar school in Saint John, N.B. Saint John High School, Saint John, N.B, Halifax Academiy, H&lifax. MElvIBER OF CLASS OF '33 ^ F PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN oTUDK^'T ACTIVITIES: �i Commerce Society Glee Club University Track Team ( Winning letter "D") NAME IN FULL: Charles Eddie Stanfield HaiE ADDRESS: 437 Prince St., Truro, H.S, Oct. 1910 AGE: 20 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: TrurO, N.S. DATE: 10, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Anglican NiME OF PATEER; Prsnk Stanfield NALiE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Emma Thomas PRELIM INARY EDUCATI ON : Grammar school in Truro, N.S, Colchester Academy, Truro, N.S. Ashbury College, Ottawa, ME 'BER OF CLASS OF '33 PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES: H Commerce Society Glee Club Senior Hockey f^'nnrlng letter ''D") Junior iiTarden: Zeta Kappa Phi Fraternity 4 f NAME IN FULL: George Christie Thom.pson HOME ADDRESS: 392 Robie St., Halifax AGE: 19 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax DATE: Sept. 8, 1911. NATIONALITY": Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada NA!;:E OF FATHER: George A. Thompson NALiE OF MOTHER (before m^arriage): Cynthia M. Gerroway PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: Bloomfield school Bloom:field High School, Halifax. MEIviBER OF GLASS OF '33 r PRESENT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Commerce Society Glee Club D.A.A.C. Intermediate and Senior Football Intermediate basketball Interfaoulty softball Interfaoulty track Treasurer: Class *33 ^ NAME IN PULL: Robert Musgrave Thompson HQIvIE ADDRESS: North Sydney, N.S. AGE: 22 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: i^orth Sydney, I^.S. DATE: Oct, 31,1908 NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada. NA1.1E OF FATHER: A. Charles Thompson NAI^E OF MOTHER (before marriage): Mary Agnes Musgrave. PRELIMINARY EDUCATI Oil; Grammar and high school in North Sydney, N.S, Sydney Academy, Sydney, N.S. MELOER OF CLASS '31 IRESEKT PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Commerce Society Glee Club Intermediate football interfaoulty basketball, hockey, and softball Head Master: Zeta Kappa Phi. NiKE IN FULL: James Henry Vooght HacE ADDRESS: North Sydney, N.S. AGE: 21 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: North Sydney, N.S. DATE: Apr. 8, 1909 NATIONALITY: Csnsdlan RELIGIOi, : Anglican NAIvlE OF FATHER: W,M, Vooght NiilylE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Ida Vivian Ingrsham PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: Grammar school in North Sydney. Regent High School, North Sydney, N.S, MMBER OF CLASS OF '33 PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES: Commerce Society Glee Club Interfaoulty hockey Chancellor: Zeta Kappa Phi ri NAIwE IN PULL: Murray Nauss Zinek HOME ADDRESS: Chester, N.S. AGE: 21 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Chester, N.S. DATE: Nov. 4, 1909 NATIONALITY: Csnsdien RELIGION: Anglican NA[.:E OF FATHER: Harvey S. Zinck: NAME OP MOTHER (before marriage): Minnie B. Nauss PRELIMINARY EDUCATION:- Grammar school in Chester Chester High School MEMBER OF CLASS OF '31 ' PARTICIPATION; IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES:. Commerce Society Glee Club Reporter: Dalhousie Gazette King's Coll-ege Senior Hockey Team Interfaoulty softball Senior Track Team ( Dslhousie ) (Winning letter ''"d)'') Master of Cerem.onies: Zeta Kappa Phi ALU1^NI CLUB OF ZETA KAPIA PHI OFFICERS 1930-31 PRESIDENT: Murray M. Rankin, VICE-PRESIDENT: Robert U. Slayter, SECRETARY- TREASURER: CD. Wallace Rowlings. m I NAIvlE IN .c^ULL: Guy Philip Baokman HOilE ADDRESS: Lunenburg, N.S. AGE: 17 yrs. PLACE 0.' BIRTH: Lunenburg, N.S. DATE: June 7, 1913. NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Anglican NjaiE OF FATHER: Robert A. Backman NAIffi or MOTHER (before marriage): Belle Nora V/alter s PRELIIvIINARY ET'UCATION: GRAIvflilAR SCHOOL: in Lunenburg, N.S. HIGH OR PREP: Lunenburg High Sohool. MEMBER OF CLASS '33 PARTICIPATION IN STUDEI^IT ACTIVITIES "IEEE AT COLLEGE:, Commerce Society Glee Club Dramatic Society Interfaoulty softball University track team PRESENT OCCUPATION: Student at the Nova Scotia College of Art. NiME IN FULL: Osborne Randolph Crowell HOME ADDRESS: 15 Lome ^^erraoe, Halifax. AGE: 32 yrs, PLACE 0_.^ BIRTH: Halifax DATE: Feb. 28, 1898 NAT I ONiiL ITY : G anad. ian RELIGION: United Church of Canada NALEE OF FATHER: Maurice 0. Crowell NAJ.IE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Gertrude E. Rogers PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: private tutor Alexaddra Sohool, Halifax Halifax Academy COLLEGE RECORD: Degrees: Bachelor of Arts, 1921 Bachelor of Commerce, 1923 Scholarships won: North British Society 1920 Avery Prize 1921 Additional degree: M.C.I.C. ( Member Credit Institute of Canada) 1928 Major 62nd Battery Canadian Artillery PRESEITT OCCUPATION: merchant Pres. Maritime Kadio Distributors, Ltd. Sec. -Treas, Crowell Bros., Ltd. PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DilLHOUSIE: Glee Club Sodales Debating Society Students Christian Movement Commerce Society �Member Students' Council First president Dalhousie Commerce Society President S.C. A. Secretary, Arts and Soienoe iJebatiug Society Life President Class or 1921 Lecturer in Accounting 1928-1929 President Dalhousie Alumni Association 1929-1930 NAME IN FULL: Roy Everett Faulkner, Ha^E ADDRESS: Port Williams, N.S. Halifax. DATE: March 8, 1906 AG^: 24 yrs. PLAGE OF BIRTH: NATIONALITY: Canadian. RELIGION: Baptist. NAI..E OF FATHER: Joseph Everett Faulkner. Latimer. NA]yiE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Margaret PREL m IN ARY EDU CAT I ON : School in Port Williams, N.S. N.S. Horton Aeedemy , Wolfville, COLIEGE RECORD; icadia University 1926-27.1927-28,1929-30. Dalhousie University 1928-29. PRESENT OCCUPATION: student at Acadia University, Wolfville, N.S, COLLEGE: PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT Commerce Society Glee Club C.w.x.Lf.. Platoon Commiander, C.O.T.C. track team University . ^ � ^ University swimming teem^ ( at -^icadia ] . NiME IN FULL: Harold Copeland Grant. HOME ADDRESS: New Glasgow, N.S, PHESFET ADDRESS: 141 Morris St., Halifax New N.S. DATE: Aug, 19,1904 AGE: 26 yrs. PLACE OP BIRTH: Glasgow, NATIONALITY; Canadian RELIGION: Presbyterian NiS.^E OP FATHER: John D. Grant NAIviE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Adelaide Copeland. PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: N.S. grammar school in New Glasgow, New Glasgow High School Pictou Acadeipy, I'ictou, N.S. COLLEGE RECORD: iJegree: Bachelor of Gom.merce 1927. PRESENT OCCUPATION: . ^ tt- u Provincev r^^^.^c. ofn-p Assistant Accountant. Department of Highways, Nova Scotia, Halifax, MBilBER OF OTHER FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION: Pythias, Halifax -^^odge 7fl2, AT DALHOUSIE: PARTICIPATION IN bTUDENT ACTIVITIES '*�HEN Commerce Society Glee Club Meniber of Students^ Council Treasurer: Commerce Society 1927 Senior hockey Interfaoulty basketball a.0 football ao track team NAME IN FULL: Robert Harold Guest HOME ADDRESS: Yarmouth, N.S. PHESMT ADDRESS: Yarmouth. N.S. AGE: 23 yrs PLAGL' OF BIRTH: Yarmouth, N.S. DATE: Aug, 5, 1907 NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada NAME OF FATHER: Robert Flint Guest NAIjIE OS MOTHER (before marriage): Elinor D. Rogers PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: ' schools in Yarmouth Yarmouth High School COLLEG iJ RECORD: did not finish course HIESENT OCCUPATION: accountant PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES �/HEN AT DALHOUSIE: D.A.A.C. Glee Club Commerce Society Dalhousie Band Dalhousie Symphony Orchestra Dalhousie Choral Union Interfaoulty basketball ^MB IN FULL: Karl Balfour Bentley Harris HOE^E ADDRESS: Barton, Digby County, N.S.. PRESENT ADDRESS: 18 Carleton St., Halifax. DATE: 1907. AGE: 23 yrs. PLACE OP BIRTH: Preeport ,N .S. April 1, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada, NAME OP FATHER: William Cecil Harris, Mp., CM, BMT. OF MOTHER (before marriage): Anna Margaret Perry, PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: grammar school in Berwick, N.S. do YarffiOuth, N.S. Yarmouth High School. COLLEGE RECORD: Degree held: Bachelor of Commeroe 1929. PRE.SENT OCCUPATION: Manager: Nova Scotia Branch: A.E.Wilson & 8o,, Ltd,, of Toronto. Insurance Adjusters snd Brokers, PARTICIPATION IH STUDEl^T ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUSIE: Glee Club Commerce Society D.A.A.C. Manager: Commerce Track team Manager: Commerce basketball team First President: Zeta Kappa Phi Interfaoulty basketball do softball do track. ^- "''�n TTT vrr-TT. Arthur Edwin Jublen HOME ADDRESS: Hillside Hall. Halifax, ".". PRESENT ADDRESS: 457 Grosvenor Avenue, Westmiount, Montreal, Quebec. ... .�-,._ x.^ ..--P r�r^ on . : . DAT5?: , 1906 j^^^^, BIRL... ., xddlet ,r. Ma, NATIONALITY: Canadisn RELIGION: United Church of Canada. N/J,T OF FATHER: Charles E. Jublen ' ^-avison. NAI>^F OF MOTHER (before marriage): Anni^ EDUCATION: pRELEilNARY "' Aberdeen School, Moncton, . - Halifax Academy, Halifax, COLLEGE RECORD: Degree: Bachelor of Commerce 1927, ' ^ Se . .:.:.. p. won: Coiriniercial Club Schdilership 1925 Additional degree: ^.^ ^ ^ �u + of Charterea C.A. (Chartered Accountant) 1929; Institute � Accountants of Nova Scot is, OCCUPATION: PRESELJT � ,. . ^-, accSunteiit with Messrs. Price, Wsterhouse & Co,, Mocureei, Pi^RTlCIPATIQH IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DAIHO:'---; Commerce Society Sociology Club Glee Club President: Commerce Society Secretary- ^'rearurer: Somm.erce Society President: 2eta Eappa Phi Fraternity Secretary- Treasurer; Zeta Kappa Phi Fraternity. of Dslhousie Business Manager: 1927 Year Book ' Aud i t or �: 3 tu.d e nt s G ounc il Life Treasurer Class of '27. 1SM3E IN PULL: Ronald McColl HOME ADDRESS: 33 Morris St., Halifax J'GE: �5 yrs, PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax DATE: Sept. 9, 1905 NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Presbyterian HB.E OF FATHER: Roderick McColl ::-.':,lE of mother ( before marriage ): Carrie Wetmore. PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: Tower Road Sohool, Halifax Halifax Academ^y, Halifax COLLEGE RECOrO: 1 -years of Arts and Commerce classes. PRESENT OCCUPATION: Accountant: Imperial Oil Limited, Halifax. PARTICIPATION IN SrJDMT ACTIVITIES WHEl^ AT DALHOUSIE: Gomn:erce Society Glee Club Interfaoulty basketball do track dp hocl^ey do football do softball do volley ball Business Manager of 1929 Year Book of Dalhousie l/Tanager and Captain of Commerce Interfaoulty sports. NAME IN FULL: John Richard McFarlane HOME ADDRESS: 61 Queen St,, Saint John, N.B. PRESEIIT ADDRESS: 52 Academy Road, Apt, 107, Montreal, Quebec AGE: 21 yrs PLACE OF BIRTH: Saint John,N.B. DAT1?: Sept. 1,1909 NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada NAI^E OF FATHER: John Richard McFarlane NAl'IE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Josephine Grose PRELEvIINARY EDUCATION: Grammar Schools: In Saint John High School: Saint John High, COLLEGE RECORD: Degree: Bachelor of Commerce 1930 Scholarships won: Goff.merci8l Club Scholarship 1928 do 1929 ri PRESENT OCCUPATION: Accountant, Bell Telephone of Canada, Montreal PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUSIE: Commerce Society Glee Club Treesuer: Zeta Eappa Phi, 1929-1936. Life treasurer: Class of 1930. NAME IN FULL: James Louis McKenna Saint N.B HOfAE iiDDRESS: 105 Mount Pleasant St., John, PRESFNT ADDRESS do BIRTH: N.B DATS: Aug. 23,1910 AGE: 20 yrs. PLAGE OF Sussex, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION; Anglican NAME OF FATHER: JamiOS D, McEenna McGlvern. NAIv^E OF MOTHER (before marriage): Nellie PREL IM IN ARY EDU G AT I ON : Grammar School: in Sussex, N.B. High School: Sussex High N.B Prep School: Rothesay Collegiate School, Rothesay, COLLEGE RECORD: � 2 years of classes towsrds comimerce degree. OCCUPATION: PRESENT . ^ � .. t ,, N.B Sport Editor: Evening Times- Globe, Saint John, PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUSIE: Coffimerce Society Glee Club Sodales Debating Society Interfaoulty hockey do basketball do softball. NAtflE IN FULL: Rand Hector Matheson naiE ADDRESS: 177 Dorchester St., Sydney, N.S. PRESEKT ADDRESS: 283 Oxford St.. Halifax, N.S. AGE: 23 yrs, PLACE OF BIRTH: Sydney, N.S. DATE: March 20,1907 NATIONALITY: Canadian - -^ -^-n-x .QTT . United Church of Canada NAME. OF FATHER: Donald N. Matheson NAL'E OF MOTHER (before marriage): Margaret Morrison PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: Central School, Sydney Sydney Academ.y, Sydney, N.S. COLLEGE RECORD: Degree: Bachelor of Commerce 1929 Scholarships won: Coimnercial Club Scholarship 1927 do 1928 Royal Bank of Canada All-Canada University Essay: 3rd, 1929 PRESENT OCCUPATION: on office staff of Pickford & Black, Limited, Steamship Agents, Halifax PARTICIPATION IN STUDEl^T ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUflE: Commerce Society Glee Club President Commerce Society 1928-29 Vice-President: Zeta Eappa Phi Fraternity 1928-29 Manager of University Track team 1928-29 Business Manager: Glee Club 1928-29 University Track Team ( winning letter "D") interfaoulty basketball NAME IN FULL: John Cameron Merchant HQvlE ADDRESS: 18 Beacon St., Sydney, N.S. PRESENT ADDRESS: 152 Steadman St., Moncton, N.B. AGE: 21 yrs, PLACE OF' BIRTH: Sydney, N.S. DATE: April 10,1909 NATIONALITY; Canadian RELIGION: Roman Catholic NAME OF FATHER: Fred Merchant NAlE OF MOTHER (before marriage): Mary McLean PRELIM INARY EDUCATI ON : schools of Sydney, N.S. Sydney High School. COLLEGE RECORD: two years of study towards commeree degree. PRESENT OCCUPATION: salesman PARTICIPATION IN :..TUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUSIE: Commerce Society Glee Club, � NiME IN FULL: Herbert Greighton Morton, I HOME ADDRESS: 296 Robie St., Halifax, PRESEi^'T ADDRESS: do. AGE: 24 yrs. PLAGE OF BIRTH: Halifax, N.S. DATE: Nov. 23,1906. HiTIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Anglican HiilE OF FATHER: A.W, Morton NAME OF MOTHER (before miarriage): Clara Lillian Curren. PREL IM IN ARY EDU GiTI OK : LeMarchant School, Halifax, Halifax Academy, Halifax. COLLEGE RECORD: Degrees: Bachelor of Arts, 1926 Bachelor of Commerce, 1927 Scholarship won: Halifax Commercial Club, .1924 PRESENT OCCUPATION: on staff of Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax, PARTICIPATION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEtJ AT DALHOUSIE: Commerce Society Glee Club President: Commerce Society Secretary- Tree surer: Commerce Society SeEretary-Treasurer: Zeta Kappa Phi Fraternity. NALIE IN FULL: Allen Maxwell Olive. HaiE ADDRESS: Bridgewater, N..S. PRESENT ADDRESS' 18 Carleton St., Halifax. N.S. DATE: AQTi 24 yrs PLAGE OF BIRTH: Bridgewater, July 22,1906 k NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Anglican NiME OP FATHER; Allen W. Olive. NAME OF MOTHER (before marriage): H, Kathleen Coates. PREL Iin NARY EDUCATION: schools of Bridgewater, N.S. Bridgewater High School, Bridgewater, N.S, COLLEGF RECORD: one year of comm.erce 1928. Diploma from School of Pharmacy, Dalhousie University, also attended Kings College 1924-25, 1925-26 PRESEIIT OCCUPATION: Druggist. PIRTICIPATIUN IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES ?/HEN AT DAI.HOUSIE: Comimerce Society Glee Club Manager, Kings' College Football Team Circulation Manager: Kings College Record Interfaoulty basketball. * ' NAIE IN FULL: Murray McGregor Rankin HQK'IE AND PRESENT ADDRESS: 22 Coburg ^oad, Halifax AGE: 23 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax � DATE: Feb, 16, 1907 NAfI ONAIITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada NME OF FATHER: William Bowman Rankin (deceased) NiME OF MOTHER (before marriage): Mary Hom.er Seeley � PRET.LMINi;RY EDUCATIOK: leMarchant School, Halifax Morris Street High School, Halifax Halifax Academiy , "Halifax GOLTEGE RECORD: Degrees; Bachelor of �^rts, 1927 Bachelor of 1929 Commerce, + PRESENT OCCUPATION: Secretary: GomjTiit tee of ^even, Dalhousie University, Halifax PARTICIPilTION IN STUDENT ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUSIE; Commerce Society Glee Club D./..A.C. 1923-24: Secretary: Glass '27 1927-28: Sec-Treas; 1924-25: Treasurer: Cla's '27 Comjnerce Society Member of Students' Council Sec-lVeas: 1925-26: Sec- Trees: -^rts & Science Society Students' Council Ikiember of Students' Council Member of Commit- 1926-27: President: Glass '27 tee of Nine Member of Students' Council 1928-29; President: Sec-^reas: D.A.ii.C. Students' Council Elected member Malcolmi Honor Society Interfaculty football, basketball, hockey OTHER office:-. NOW HELD; Life Treasurer: Class '27 Secretary-Treasurer: Dalhousie Alumni Association .(2nd yr.) Chapter Adviser: Zeta Kappa Phi President: Alumini Club of '^eta Kappa Phi. k "�ME IH FULL: Charles Duncan '.Valla ce RovJlings HaiE AL DRESS: 4 Harvey St., Halifax x..FS^'^ ADDRESS: do .''"^i 22 yrs, PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax DATE: Sept. 1, 1908 NAT ICN i'T ITY: Canadian RELlGlQtl: United Church of Canada, r.-'ME OF FA'T^'Fiv: Charles ',", Rowlings T.3..T. OF MOTHER [i^efore marriage): Anna P. Maclean PHELIi.xi.iRY EDUCATION: To--r Road and i-orris Street Schools, Halifax Centre School, Truro, N.S, Colchester Academy, TrurO, N.S, COILEG^ :.ECOHD: Degree: Bachelor of Gonmerce, 1930 Scholarships won: Fir3t University Scholarship, 1927 . Commercial Club Scholarship, 1928 ir'^s:^:T occux/tick: Sales end ^advertising Man^.^-er; Cenova -Products, Limitel, Halifax PARTICIPATION IN STUDEliT AIJTIVITIES '.''E"^N AT D.'.^EOUSIF; Comimerce Society Glee Club Sodales -debating Society Dalhousie Choral Union Secretary-Treasurer: Zeta Kappa I'hi Yioe-Pte sident : Zeta Kappa Phi K OW : Secretary-Treasurer: Alumni Club of Zeta Kappa Phi H riI,iE IN FULL: Andrew Murray Scott, HQ::^ ADDRf^'"'S: New Glasgow, N.S. I2^.Q^:'T IDDR^'^S: do AGE: S2 yrs, PLAC^ OF BIRTH: Hew Glasgow, N.S. DATE: llsv 4, 1908 a NATIONALITY: Canadian lELIGION: United Church of Canada NAME or POTHER: E.G.Scott NiIv:E OF MOTHER (before marriage): B,M, Hurray p::^lii:in;:;y education: Granmiar and High School in Wew Glasgow, N.S, GOLT^GE RECORD: One yetr at Mt, Allison Seckville University, , N.B, One year in ^epartnient of Commerce, Dalhousie University. PRESEi.T OCCUPATION: Salesman, with firm of E.G. Scott. p;-:.Ticip;:iCN ie studli^t activities whek at DALHOUSIE; Comm^'^Ge Society D.A.A.C. Interfaculty football and hockey. NAIvlE IN FULL: Robert Underhill ijayter HaiE ADDRESS: Bellevue Quarters, Halifax PRESS T ADDRESS: do AGE: 23 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax DATE: Dec. 31, 1906 NATIONALITY: , Canadian RELIGION: Anglican NAME OF FATHER: James M. Slayter NiLiE OP MOTHER (before marriage); Florence W.Lewis, PR EL III IN AR Y EDU C AT I ON : Morris ^treet School, Halifax Halifax Academ^y, Halifax COLLEGE RECORD: Degree: bachelor of Commerce, 1928 Scholarships won: Halifax Commercial Club, 1926 do 1927 PRESENT OCCUPATION: Traveller: Nova Scotia Clay �^orks. Limited. PARTICIPATION IN STUDEHT ACTIVITIES V/EJ'N AT DALHOUSIE: Commerce Society Glee Club Treasurer: Class '28-.-19S7-28 Business Manager: 1928 ^ear Book of Dalhousie Interfaculty bssketbell Position novv held: life President Class '28 Vice-President: Alumni Club of Zeta Keppa Phi NME H FULL: Fletcher i^tiuttleworth Smith M ECi�E ADDRESS: 251 Tower Road, Halifax PRESEIiT ADDRESS: do AGE: 23 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: Halifax DATE: *prll 2, 190 7 NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: Baptist NME OF FATHER: Albert M, Smith NAME OF MOTHER (before marriage): Ethel M. Brown PHEI; IMIN MY EDU C AT I ON : Tower Road School, Halifax Halifax Academy, Halifax COLLEGE RECORD: Degree: iiachelor of Commerce, 1929 PRESENT OCCUPATION: _ On staff: A,M.Smith & Co., �'^td., Halifax PARTICIPATION IN 3TUDEET ACTIVITIES WHEN AT DALHOUSIE: Arts and Science Society Glee Club Commerce Society D,A,/.C, ... Senior football, and basketball r Interfaculty Yolley ball KOW: Life Treasurer: Glass '29 4- u NAME IN FULL: Wallace Stanhope Trotter HOME ADDRESS: New Glasgow, N.S. PRESENT ADDRESS: 1469 Drummond St., Montreal, Quebec AGE: 23 yrs. PLACE OF BIRTH: New Glasgow, N.S. DATE: Sept. 10, 1907 NATIONALITY; Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada N/ME OF FATHER: C.S. Trotter N;ME of mother (before marriage): J. Greelman PRELIMINARY EDUCATION: Grammar school in New Glasgow, N.S, �^ower Canada College, Montreal. COLLEGE RECORD: Two years of study in Comrr.erce Department, Dalhousie. PRESENT 0 C GUI i.T I ON: Student at McGill University, Montreal, Que. PMTICIPATIOK IN STUDEt^T ACTIVITIES WHM AT D/LHOUSIE; Commerce Society Glee Club. JME IH FULL: Harry Leslie White New N.S. EOL^E ADDRESS: 68 Bell St., Glasgow, , PRESENT ADDRESS: 46 Duke St., Truro,N.S. New N.S DATE; Jan. 21,1905 AGE: 25 yrs, PLACE OP BIRTH: Glasgow, NATIONALITY: Canadian RELIGION: United Church of Canada BAi:^. OF FATHER: George White NiME CF :' OTHER (before miarriage): Mary Garrett PRELIM IN ARY EDUCAT ION ; Grammar school in New Glasgow Hew Glasgow ^igh School Pictou Academ.y, Pictou, N.S, COLLEGE RECORD: Degree; Bachelor of Commierce 1927 PRESENT 0CCUPJ5TI0E: . . ,� i� o N.S Cost Accountant: Eastern Hosiery Mills, Ltd., Truro, AT DALHOUSIE: PiRTICIPATIOi; IH STUDEI^ T ACTIVITIES WHEK Comm.erce Society Glee Club PHOTOGRAPHS 05 DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY TH^ A:.TS BULLDn\TG f i' J HLRES-^P EAII (Women's Residencff) tE SCIEllCE BUILDING J- k h * � r J 1 F 4 r^'CDGNALD Mn'ORIilL LIZIiARY t ^ THE MEDICAL ' CIENG^ BUILDING H / ' m THE :.RCHIVE^^ BUILDING T ,,^rfHiKatjih^ (^^^^ \5w �i^^^^-c***^ ,i KIHG'^ COLIEGE BUILDIKG: ;:>TUDL'W CAMPUS (left) lien's Residence (centre) Administration Building (right) .7... _:n's Residence Chapel Heridence of the President !i I iv-it: �1 , k � L �. -^ ^^ t - .-^ 1 "-1 t~\r ; iii / "Ki.NU \ A- ,r^, L X' J V:t. *� �.'^^- y. \, ^ -* ri ^ fct;^' . J,11 \- flK iif 'H r. II i^'"3j �v^- ?ti �r-- I4l| ,>TE -nuM II ' . \m I' � \ .-A.> \ A' \l \ ^7^ �^. ,>LiIS '�^'-^ ' � m r M I I .� ,^^r.v >v .^^r: i > 1 ^ J* �-'.'.>:> i-i ' t vv / vf -a*:*� L I .� i i s .1? %\' �-i I ��^- -'lii \ FORREST C^,.PUS (left) Forrest Hall�used by Medical, Dental and Law Schools, (right) Dalhousie Public Health Clinic. fr CCEaTITUTIOE Oj? ZT^TA KAPPA PHI AS REVISED APRIL 9, 1930. PSEAKBIE: "Hhe objects of this Fraternity shall be to create a spirit of brotherhood and group interetS'; to further the interests of Dalhousie University and especially those of the Commerce Department thereof; and to foster good ethics and high ideals in business. ARTICI^ I. Heme; . This Fraternity shall be known as the Zeta Kappa Phi .Fraternity, a professional fraternity operating in the field of commerce* ARTICLE II. Membership and Initiation: Delta Sigma Pi Article VI, omitting section 6. ARTICLE III .Chapter Officers; Delta Sigma Pi Article VII. ARTICLE IV. Discipline of the Individual: Delta Sigma Pi Article 2; sections 1,2,^^3 ,4e, 7, 8. ARTICLE V. Finances: (a) The initiation fee shell be fifteen dollars. (b) The annual dues shall be decided at each annual meeting of the Fraternity, ARTICLE VI. Official Insignia; (a) There shall be two badges of thivS Fraternity, t^-.-. ordinary membership badge to be worn by fully qualified member^, and the pledge button to be worn by pledp^e member f^^. (b) These badges are the property of the Fraternity and must be returned upon demand, ARTICL;^ VII. Amendments to Constitution: This conetitution m^ey be amended by a two- thirds vote of the member? present at the annual meeting or at a special meeting celled for th^^it purpose. BY-LAWS OF ZETA KAPPA PHI AS REVISED APRIL 9, 1930. Section 1, Order of Business; (a) Calling of the meeting to order. .(b) Roll call (c) Reading of the minutes of the previous meeting. (d) Committee reports, (e) Old business (f) New Business. Section 2, Eligibility to vote: No member shall be entitled to vote at any meeting of the Fraternity unless all moneys due from him to the Fraternity have been paid. Section 3, Meetings; Delta Sigma Pl Section 116. Section 4, Membership and Initiation; Delta Sigma Pi Sections 121,122,125,126,127, ' Section 5, Officers; Delta Sigm.8 Pi sections 131-140 inclusive. Section 6. Finances; (a) The initiation fee shall be fifteen dollars. (b) The annual dues shall be decided at each annual meeting of the Fraternity. They shall be payable half-yearly, on or before October 31st, and January 15th, Mem.ber s in arrears for m.ore than one week after these dates shall receive notice of suspension. Section 7, Discipline: Delta Sigma Pi sections 161-164 inclusive. Section 8, Araendm.ents; These by-laws may be amended by a two-thirds vote of the memibers present at the annual meeting or at a special meeting celled for that purpose. MEMBERSHIP (ACTIVE) ACCORDING TO AGE: Age No 18 3 19 2 20 6 21 4 22 1 23 0 24 1 17 ACCORDING TO Y^AR OF AT TFIQAI?GE; Class NO, Seniors 6 Juniors 1 Sophmore 3 10 17 KliiivElffiERSHIP ROLL OF ZETA KAPPA PHI ITALIE PLEDGED INITIATED Bacicman Oct, 1929 Dec. 1929. Baird charter member Bishop March 1930 Nov. 1930 Blackadar Nov. 1928 March 1929 Gonrod March 1930 Nov, 1930 Crowell Nov. 1928 March 19 E 9 Faulkner Feb. 1929 do GarbeB charter m emb er Grant Feb. 1929 March 1929 Guest charter member Harris, H.L Feb, 1929 Maroh 1929 Harris, K.B.B, charter memb er Hart Oct. 1929 ~^ea, 1929 Hatfield March 1930 Nov, 1930 Jublen charter memb er Lamb Feb. 1929 Maroh 1929 Laurenoe charter member MoColl do Macdonald Feb. a9E9 March 1929 MoDuff charter member Mac Farlane Feb, 5.929 March 1929 McKenna charter member McLaughlin Nov, 1928 March 1929 MoLellan Oct, 1929 Deo. 1929 Machum do do Mahon charter member Marven March 19 SO Nov, 1930 Matheson charter member Merchant do . Miller, CC. do Miller, L.H. do Morton do Olive do Rankin do itoss do Kowlings do Scott Oct, 1929 Deo. 1929 3eely do do Slayter charter member Smith Oct, 1929 Deo. 1929 Stanfield do do Thompson, G.C. do do Thompson, K.M. chartei' member NAME PLEDGED INITIATED Trotter charter member Vooght Oct. 1929 Deo. 1929 White Jan, 1930 May 1930 Zinck Oct. 1929 Dec 1929 STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AT DALHOUSIE r Students' Welfare Organization: Students' Christian r.ovement Denominational Organizations: Anglican Club Uewman Club Maccebean Society Musical Organisations: Choral Union Symphony Or che stra University Band Department Organisations and Clubs: Law Society Medical Society Dental Society Commerce Society Engineering Society Glee Club and Dramatic Society Little Theatre Movement, Sodales Debating Society Sociology Club Stewart Allen Biology Club Round Table Club Rifle Club Le Circle Francais Honor Society: Malcolm Honor Society Other; Dalhousie Amateur Athletic Club Canadian Officers Training Corps The Counci, of the Students. Social Fraternities; Phi Kappa Pi (National) Phi Delta Theta (International) Professional Fraternities; Phi Rho Sigma (international Medicine) Phi Chi (International Medicine) Phi Delta Phi (International Legal) Psi Omega (International Dental) Zeta Kappa Phi (Local Commerce) Delta Tau (Local Engineering) This list contains the m.ost important organizations at Dal housie"; it does not include those societies for womion only. In connection with a few of these organizations, there are several smell er societies, which have not been named in this list. For instance, associated with the Dslhousie Amateur Athletic Club ere: Boxing Club, Badm.ington Club, etc. dden B student registers he pays a special fee of ten dollars which goes to the Students' Council, This fee sutomietically makes him a member of many orgenizetions, such as Glee Club, Dalhoxi.sie Am.ateur Athletic Club, etc. In filing in the pedigree blcnk of each petitioner this fact has been discounted and the petitioner is credited with bein,^ a member of only those orgenizetions in which he actively participates.