"Standing Ovation" Tee "Limited Restock"

Come Get Good™ presents the Long Live Bro. William E. Baugh Collection (Tees + Print). Designed for any man of Omega, the name Bro. William Edward Baugh (15th Grand Basileus: 1936-1937; Vice Grand Basileus: 1933-1935; Grand Marshall of Indianapolis Conclave '28) should evoke feelings of enthusiasm, duty, and unselfishness (if not, tighten up).

Affectionately nicknamed "The Biggest Man in the Fraternity," Bro. Baugh earned this title not due to his physical stature, but rather his big heart and unwavering devotion to Omega. He is best known for the "methodical and thorough manner in which he did his work" (Dreer 232).

As a Grand Officer during the Great Depression, Bro. Baugh undertook the Herculean task of spreading Omega's ideals by striving to keep financially struggling chapters active and inspiring detached chapters and brothers. He is said to have written over a thousand letters and received and read hundreds of letters from district and traveling representatives. Moreover, without a treasury allowance for travel, he visited numerous chapters near and far at his own expense.

In December 1937, as a token of appreciation for his services, the brothers at the Twenty-sixth Annual Conclave in Cleveland gave him a 30-minute standing ovation (Dreer 232).

The design inspiration for this project comes from this epic moment in Omega's history. The art was curated by Saul Good Global.

We challenge you, brothers, to seek more information on the life of Bro. Baugh before purchasing any of these offerings.

Long Live Brother William E. Baugh!

Please allow 2 weeks for shipping and handling, as these items will be made to order and shipped out in the order they were received.

*For sizes 3XL-4XL, please allow 3 weeks

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