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In 1953 the Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity would not accept an African American student, William Hall, as a pledge, nor would they accept Jerry Klapper, who was Jewish. These two men, along with several others from Phi Sigma Kappa formed a new fraternity, Alpha Delta Episilon. Row 1: J. Klapper, W. McIlrath, W. Hall. Row 2: M. Seaman, V. Rickert, D. Sweeney. Row 3: W. Smalley, A. DeAngelis, E. Beavan. Row 4: J. Char, J. Curran, W. Abel. Row 5: G. Zil...

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Knox College

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Illinois Digital Heritage Hub

Keywords

  1. Abel, Bill
  2. Alpha Delta Epsilon
  3. Beavan, Edward
  4. Char, James
  5. Curran, Joel
  6. De Angelis, Aldo
  7. Fraternities & Sororities
  8. Hall, William
  9. Klapper, Jerry
  10. Mc Ilrath, John
  11. Phi Sigma Kappa
  12. Rickert, Vaughn
  13. Seaman, Mark
  14. Sinadinos, James
  15. Smalley, Warren
  16. Sweeney, Donald
  17. Williams, John
  18. Ziles, Forrest

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