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| Beecher Flanagan | |
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| Name | Beecher Flanagan |
| Chapter | Epsilon, Tau Vanderbilt University, East Carolina University |
| Date Inducted | |
| Roll Number | Ε 2, Τ 12 |
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Beecher Flanagan (born DD MMM YYYY) is an Alumnus of Epsilon Chapter (Ε 2) at Vanderbilt University and Founder of Tau Chapter (Τ 12) at East Carolina University.
Contents
Fraternity Life
Flanagan was a professor at East Carolina Teachers College, now known as East Carolina University, when he convinced a local fraternity Tau Sigma Sigma to seek affiliation with Phi Sigma Pi. They became Tau Chapter.
Alumni Years to Present
Unfortunately, "Death claimed Beecher Flanagan in 1950."1
National Involvement
- Tau Chapter's Founder
- National Historian (1939-1946)
- National President (1946-1948)
- National Vice President (1948-1950)
Other Interesting Facts
Reference
1 The Scholar's Province, Twelfth Edition, p. 20
| National President | ||
| Preceded By Clair B. Wilson, Kappa |
Term 1946-1948 |
Succeeded By Henry W. Olsen, Rho |
