Alpha Rho Omega Grows Alpha Rho Omega was initially organized in 1940 for the purpose of promoting and encouraging scholarship, friendship, and honor. The group was inactive from 1959 to 1965, but has grown since its revival. In their second year with the new Alpha Rho, the men participated in Songfest and won a sportsmanship trophy. They also entered a float in the Homecoming International parade. President of the group was Dan McFarlane. The Alpha Rho members entered a purple float with oriental theme in the homecoming parade. Doug Bingham Ken Burrows Larry Butler Arnold Combe Terry Fausett Scott Fronk Stephen Hight Bob King Dan McFarlane Tom McMullin Tracy H. Sandberg Alan Sato Roger Simon Ron Stoor Gary Strong Dean Wiese Sigma Gamma Is Organized The former men of LDS organized a new group called Sigma Gamma Chi to conform to the new LDSSA organization under the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Members co-sponsored the "Shurkey Toot" with LDS women, sponsored a Halloween party, and held dances. President was Rod Grondel. A Sigma Gamma member prepares decorations for the "Shurkey Toot." Joseph Bryner Jack Chamber Doug Felt Vi Graham Rodney Grondel Edward McGregor Robert Nelson Gene Olcott Rich Frederick Brent M. Rogers D. Lynn Taylor Clyde J. Turpin