Alpha Phi Omega Pledge Test 1

Founder of Alpha Phi Omega

Frank Reed Horton

Story behind the founding of Alpha Phi Omega - World War I

Horton witnessed navy recruits being court-martialed, resolved to uphold a 'standard of manhood' to help young people

Story behind the founding of Alpha Phi Omega - American Legion Banquet

Frank Horton met Herbert Horton, who introduced Frank to Scouting

Story behind the founding of Alpha Phi Omega - Boy Scouts of America

Impressed by religious tolerance of young people & realized that the Scout Oath and Law were the standards he was looking for

Story behind the founding of Alpha Phi Omega - Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Fraternity house of former Scouts inspired Horton to turn thoughts into APO

Number of charter members in Alpha Phi Omega

14

Date of Alpha Phi Omega's founding

December 16, 1925

Location of Alpha Phi Omega's founding

Easton, Pennsylvania, Lafayette College, Brainerd Hall, 2nd floor

Significance of 'The Chief' in APO's history

Honorable H. Roe Bartle, National President in 1931, grew APO to 90+ chapters

Name of Clemson University's chapter of Alpha Phi Omega

Gamma Lambda

Date of Clemson's chapter of Alpha Phi Omega's founding

October 6, 1940

Three cardinal principles of Alpha Phi Omega

Leadership, Friendship, Service

Current National Officers of Alpha Phi Omega (President)

Melody Ann Martin

Current National Officers of Alpha Phi Omega (Vice President)

Disraeli Smith

Current National Officers of Alpha Phi Omega (National Executive Director)

Bob London

Region and section of Clemson's chapter of APO

L-2 (Region L, Section 2)

Current inter-chapter officers of APO (Region Chair)

Hanna M. Fuller

Current inter-chapter officers of APO (Section Chair)

Logan Kipling

Decision about APO's membership requirements at the 1976 National Convention

Women can join as full members

Organization created at the 1994 National Convention and connected country

International Council of Alpha Phi Omega (ICAPO), connected with The Philippines

Chapter business meetings schedule and dress code

1st, 3rd, & 5th Thursdays of each month, Wear stitched letters or business casual

National Fraternity's highest award

The National Distinguished Service Key

Two awards regularly given by each pledge class

Outstanding Pledge, Pledge Class Guardian