LPHA ZETA is a national honorary fraternity for men students who are regularly enrolled in an agricultural college; who stand in the upper two-fifths of their class in at least three semesters of school work; and who show promise of leadership and good character. The Nebraska chapter started the school year of 1925-26 with twelve active members but soon increased its membership to eighteen. The six newly elected men were very active in Ag College and other University activities besides attaining a very high scholarship record. At the time of the announcement of these new men a gold medal was presented to the sophomore who attained the highest scholarship during his freshman year. This was done to stimulate higher scholarship among the student body and especially among the incoming freshmen. Anton Frolik was awarded the medal this year.
OFFICERS

First Semester		Second Semester
GEORGE W. BEADLE	Chancellor	ORLANDO S. BARE
WALTER TOLMAN	Censor	WALTER TOLMAN
RAY C. ROBERTS	Treasurer	RAY C. ROBERTS
NATHANIEL FOOTE	Scribe	NATHANIEL FOOTE
EDMUND KOTLAR	Chronicler	EDMUND KOTLAR
ORLANDO S. BARE	Sergeant-at-Arms	RUFUS MOORE

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ETA GAMMA SIGMA, scholarship society in the College of Business Administration, corresponds to Phi Beta Kappa in the College of Arts and Sciences. The main object of the organization is high scholarship, combined with good fellowship, research and study. junior, senior, and graduate men students in the College of Business Administration and members of the faculty are eligible for membership.

     The fraternity has chapters in the larger universities and colleges of the United States, and is constantly expanding to meet the needs of new schools. Alpha chapter was established at the University of Nebraska in May, 1924, through the efforts of graduates and professors in the economics department of the College, The local chapter now has twenty members.

     Alpha chapter is constantly endeavoring to raise the standards of scholarship among Business Administration students. Plans will be worked out in the future to accomplish that purpose. Good fellowship is also stressed in the organization.

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