Kappa League

Kappa League is a program for the educational, occupational and social guidance of male students in grades 6 through 12.

KAPPA LEAGUE

Founding History and Leadership Team

On September 10, 1973, Brother Richard Harris, the acting Polemarch of the Sacramento group, mailed a letter to all Kappas in the greater Sacramento area, stating that he placed a call to national headquarters regarding a chapter. Brother Earl A. Morris, the National Secretary of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, told Harris that the group should expect to hear from the Grand Board concerning a charter. Sometime in during the following month, Harris sent a letter to the brothers in Sacramento, stating that they would soon have a charter.

The brothers met again at Brother Brown’s office on the night of Monday, November 26, 1973. The group elected four key officers–Brothers Richard A. Harris, Polemarch; Attorney Clarence S. Brown, Vice Polemarch; John Robinson, Keeper of Records; and Attorney Joseph Russell, Keeper of Exchequer–with the remaining officers to be elected at a later date.

Subsequent meeting dates and locations were discussed, and on December 6th, 1973, the group met at the home of Brother John Robinson. Three important agenda items were discussed, First, the charter would be presented at the Berkeley Alumni Chapter’s Black and White Ball, held in Richmond, CA.