Shrolly Goodman A Resigns from S.A.C. Camp Mantoc, O. At the an- nual meeting of the SAC, Sam Be- ber, regretfully announced the 's resignation of Mr. I. F. Goodman ot of San Antonio, Texas as a mem- m b- ber at large of the Supreme Ad- th r- visory Council. Z. S- Mr. Goodman, who had been SA on affectonately known as "Shrolly" Ex to thousands of Alephs since the cal ly very inception of A. Z. A., was one ind on of the five men that met in Oma- sim r- ha on May 3, 1924, to install the the 11 first chapter, and d r a W up the will 1- first constiution and by-laws of tw n the Supreme Advisory Council. At CO e that time, he was elected as grand an S secretary of A. Z. A. and served A. f in that capacity until 1927 when o his work was taken over by Philip be ot M. Klutznick who became the bi - first executive secretary of the pa fraternity. sh ie Following the death of Harry 3- Lapidus in 1931, Mr. Goodman V is became the treasurer of the SAC at e and served until 1939 when he DS was succeeded by Hyman Gold- else st stein of Washington, D. C. a it I. F. Goodman was a resident b1 of Omaha until 1938 when he W moved to San Antonio.