A Salute to Brother Jack Cockerham
Brother Jack Cockerham always
seemed older than the rest of us, He
may have been slightly older, but he
was  a lot more mature. Jack was a
leader and an organizer. The
confidence in his abilities was shown by
our group because we elected him
president of the
local Kappa Phi and
then the first Consul of Sigma Chi..         
Due to Jack's organizational skills, and
his dedication, much credit should be
given to him for our Epsilon Chi Chapter
being established. He was the guiding
force behind the petition which lead  to
our Kappa Phi group becoming Sigma
Chis. Without his leadership and hard
work, we would not have become
Sigma Chis. When there was work to be
done for the chapter, Jack was there.
When there was an intramural sport to
be played, Jack was available. He also
was active in affairs of the Lamar
interfraternity council.  When
organization and hard work was
needed, Jack was ready.
All Honor to His Name
NOTE: Charles Porter
should be Charles
Poston
This is taken from the earliest Lamar Tech yearbook that I
possess...1959. Not sure when Jack began Lamar, but I think
maybe 1957 and if so he was perhaps one of the 1st Kappa
Phis. You will also note, he was PLEDGE TRAINER in the fall of
'59 and PRESIDENT in the Spring.
Kappa Phi's Jack Cockerham and Bill Tarver, both very active in campus social life. DERBY DAY
Brother Jack serving as both Vice President andTreasurer for the Interfraternity council as well as
Representative for Kappa Phi
Brother  Bill Tarver, Representative for Kappa Phi, 1960