What are the Fraternity's colors and who proposed them?

What are the Fraternity's colors and who proposed them?

• A. Old Gold and Black proposed by Jewel Big Brother Robert Harold Ogle
• B. Black and Gold proposed by James A. Dunn
• C. Old Gold and Silver proposed by Henry Arthur Callis
• D. Old Red and Black proposed by Charles Harris Wesley

Answer: (A)

Old Gold and Black are the fraternity’s colors, chosen to symbolize its enduring value and strength. They were proposed by Robert Harold Ogle, who was known as Jewel Big Brother and played a key leadership role in the early days of the organization. Today these colors appear on regalia, insignia, and branding as a link to the fraternity’s heritage. The other color pairings and proposers listed don’t match the established historical record for this fraternity.

Old Gold and Black are the fraternity’s colors, chosen to symbolize its enduring value and strength. They were proposed by Robert Harold Ogle, who was known as Jewel Big Brother and played a key leadership role in the early days of the organization. Today these colors appear on regalia, insignia, and branding as a link to the fraternity’s heritage. The other color pairings and proposers listed don’t match the established historical record for this fraternity.