Fraternity

“While still in school, many look upon
fraternity life as a convenience. For most,
however, the real benefits come after
graduation. We find that fraternity life
was as much a part of our education as
the classroom instruction. The experience
of living and working together was
invaluable in laying the foundation for
self and community improvement. We
find ourselves more tolerant of others. We
learn to communicate our ideas and to
work for solutions to problems acceptable
and beneficial to all concerned.”

— John T. Myers (Eastern Illinois ’49) —
United States Congressman, Indiana