Folder 14: Greek/Social Organizations: Tiga

Enjoying Tiga Fraternity's Bar-T-Round-Up dance are Bob Ferris and Ellen Balsky.

And a good time was had by all at the Bar-T-Round-Up dance! Faculty chaperone Mr. Willsey pictured with party goers. Undated photo.

Two members of Tiga Fraternity getting the western sprit for their Bar-T-Round-Up dance, from left to right, Walter Fendley, Dave Crawley, and Ritchie Martell.

At Tiga fraternity's Bar-T-Round-up dance: Jim Calleran and Betty Burns.

Bar-T-Round-up dance advertisement with David Crawley, Walter Fendley, and unidentified female.

Members of the Tiga Fraternity stage a "mock lynching" to advertise their Bar-T-Round-Up dance.

Members of the Tiga Fraternity stage a "mock lynching" to advertise their Bar-T-Round-Up dance for March 18th. The hombres are givin' the works to Corky Etheridge for non-payment of dues.

Members of the Tiga Fraternity stage a "mock lynching" to advertise their Bar-T-Round-Up dance for March 18th. The hombres are givin' the works to Corky Etheridge for non-payment of dues.

Members of the Tiga Fraternity stage a "mock lynching" to advertise their Bar-T-Round-Up dance for March 18th. The hombres are givin' the works to Corky Etheridge for non-payment of dues.

Members of the Tiga Fraternity stage a "mock lynching" to advertise their Bar-T-Round-Up dance for March 18th. The hombres are givin' the works to Corky Etheridge for non-payment of dues.

Discussing the social clubs averages after the first semester grades came out are Tiga members, Ralph Hamilton and Tommy Hubbard. Among the fraternities their club placed second, not bad for the "party club." To meet the competition of the Imps fraternity, Tiga fraternity was organized in 1941. Since that time they have been noted as the "party club" for the many successful social functions they have organized in their eleven years.

Members of the Tiga fraternity growing whiskers for their Bar-T-Round-up dance (L-R): Bruce Leslie, Bob Thompson, Kent Lowder, Dave Crawley, Wilbur Snow, Corky Etheridge and Joe Weller.

Members of the Tiga fraternity comparing whiskers. Wonder which is the longest? From left to right: Dave Crawley, Kent Lowder, Kenny Riedel, and Bob Thompson.

Bruce Leslie, out going president of Tiga Fraternity, congratulates Bill Lillyman, new president of Tiga. Members of the fraternity looking on are from left to right, Bob Turnbull, Walter Fendley, Jim Calleran, and Bill Wall.

Tiga fraternity sponsored an after-exam get together at the Norfolk Boat Club on Saturday evening, February 5, 1955. Shown here are Tom Commander, Joyce Junginger, Alice Jordan, and Kent Lowder.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter (Jackie) Fendley, Norfolk Division students, at a cocktail dance at the Breezy Point Officer's Club. Walter is a Tiga Fraternity member and a junior at the college.

The reward for a busy year-Gwendolyn Carter plants a well earned kiss on the cheek of her escort, Leigh Stewart, Jr. while Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Gornto, Jr., look on. Both Stewart and Gornto were members of the first four year graduating class at the College of William and Mary, Norfolk Division, June 6, 1956. The two couples are shown at an informal reception given for the new graduates by Tiga Fraternity at the home of Bruce Leslie on West 13th Street.

Tiga Fraternity group photo, undated. First Row: Sam Seny, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Charles "Chuck" Supan. Second row: unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Jack Saterwaithe, Sandy Webster.

Tiga fraternity group photo, 1951-52 semester: Allan Jackson, Corresponding Secretary; Clyde Jones, Recording Secretary; Luther Kiger, President; R. L. Whitfield, Treasurer; Kingston Sawyer, Vice President. Second row: Norman Milligan, George Morecock; Ralph Hamilton, Stan Tugwell. Third row: Skip Cheshire, Richard Absalom, Don Dumalo, Mark Saunders. Fourth row: Skippy Hull, Tommy Hubbard, Dug Estes, Bruce Hathaway.

Tiga fraternity group photo, 1953-54 semester