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Title
Pi Delta Gamma, p. 22.
Creator
The Pi Delta Gamma Honorary Society
Source
Special Collections of Simpson Library at the University of Mary Washington
Publisher
History 428: Adventures in Digital History, 2014
Date
1962-11-03, 1963-09
Format
JPEG
Language
English
Type
Scrapbook
Identifier
Optimized-PiDeltaGammapg22.edit.jpg
Coverage
1961-1964
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Transcription
Item 1: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1962
Article 1: Tapping Tops Convocation / ICA sponsored the tapping ceremonies for the honorary fraternities in a formal convocation held in G.W. auditorium on Thursday, November 1. / Pi Gamma Mu, the national social science honorary society, tapped Ann Wallace, an economics major from Newport News; Linda Watkins, an economics major from Hampton; Nancy Duques, a resident of Arlington majoring in history; Suellen Grant, a history major from Penns Grove, New Jersey; Jane Lanham, a history major from Falls Church; Mary Ann Graves, a political science major from Orange; Sue Pearcy, a political science major from Salem, West Virginia; Mary Branson, a history major from Montross; Ann Cook, a political science major from Danville; Elizabeth Lacy, a resident of Richmond majoring in sociology, and Carol Miller, a pre-foreign service major from Arlington. / Psi Chi, the national psychology honorary fraternity, tapped Carole Lee Whitehead, a psychology major from Richmond. / Sigma Omega Chi, the national sociology honorary fraternity, selected Gracia Malami, a sociology major from Hampton; Ann Tilghman, a Roanoke resident majoring in sociology; Margaret Goode, a sociology major from Rocky Mount; Camile Chesson, a Norfolk resident majoring in sociology; Anne Radway, a sociology major from Darien, Conn., and Susan Solf, a sociology major from Alexandria. / Kappa Omicron Phi, the national honorary home economics fraternity, tapped Marcia Gayle Harris, a home economics major from Britol; Sallie Ann Granger, a home economics major from Greenwood, South Carolina; Jean Fornes, a resident of Charlottesville and a home economics major. Also selected for membership in the organization was Miss Mary Hannah Jones, a faculty member. / The national honorary scienctific fraternity, Chi Beta Phi, took into its membership Kay Clevenger, a biology major from Stephenson; Ann Ergengright, a resident of Charlottesville and a math major; Sarah Jones, a math major from Newport News; Judith Hurley, a Richmond resident majoring in math; Mary Carolyn Kyle, a math major from Lynchburg; Ann Liady, a math major from Charlottesville; Carolyn Mitchell, a Falls Church resident majoring in math; Linda Reading, a math major from Yardley, Pa., and Jean Sheehan, a resident of Richmond and a math major. / Alpha Phi Sigma, the national honorary scholastic fraternity, tapped Sue Chennell, an English major from Orlando, Fla.; Kathryn Fraughnaugh, a Fredericksburg resident majoring in math; Martha Firebaugh, a math major from Roanoke; Jean Gano, an American studies major from Norfold; Ann Gibon, a business administration major from Pembroke, Bermuda; Kathryn Hales, a biology major from Alexandria; Janice Helvey, a New Market resident majoring in math; Marilyn Horvath, a biology major from Bridgeport, Conn.; Nancy Maynard, a pre-med major from Portland, Maine; Sandra Lee Moore, a sociology major from Greenwich, Conn.; Joyce Nichols, a Falmouth resident majoring in math; Mary Volk, an art major from Brockway, Pa. / The national honorary English fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta, chose the following girls: Joyce Ann Shelton, a Fredericksburg resident and an English major; Kathleen Ullrich, an English major from Falls Church; Virginia Lee Miller, an English major from Toronto, Canada, and Alice Andrews, a Richmond resident majoring in English. / Mu Phi Epsilon, the national professional music sorority, tapped Martha Van Zandt, a music major from Bogota, Columbia. / The national honorary scholastic classic fraternity, Eta Sigma Phi, tapped Judy Bailey, a Waynesboro resident majoring in history; Karen Marstellar, a psychology major from Alexandria; Viola Wilkinson, a French major from Lake Grove, New York; Kathleen Baker, a Newport News resident; Evelyn Jean Chewning, an English major from Fredericksburg; Linda Patterson, a psychology major from Hampton; Sandra Bock, a Latin major from Washington, D.C. / Phi Sigma Iota, the national honorary romance language fraternity, selected Virginia Lucas, a Spanish major from Martinsville; Mary Ann Monaco, a Spanish major from Alexandria; Janet Garofall, an English major from Mount Holly, New Jersey. Three faculty members, Miss Lancri, Mrs. Watts and Miss De La Torre, were also tapped. / Zeta Phi Eta, the national professional speech arts fraternity, tapped Linda Swanson, a resident of Glenview, Ill. And a dramatic arts and speech major; Judy (article stops)
Article 1: Tapping Tops Convocation / ICA sponsored the tapping ceremonies for the honorary fraternities in a formal convocation held in G.W. auditorium on Thursday, November 1. / Pi Gamma Mu, the national social science honorary society, tapped Ann Wallace, an economics major from Newport News; Linda Watkins, an economics major from Hampton; Nancy Duques, a resident of Arlington majoring in history; Suellen Grant, a history major from Penns Grove, New Jersey; Jane Lanham, a history major from Falls Church; Mary Ann Graves, a political science major from Orange; Sue Pearcy, a political science major from Salem, West Virginia; Mary Branson, a history major from Montross; Ann Cook, a political science major from Danville; Elizabeth Lacy, a resident of Richmond majoring in sociology, and Carol Miller, a pre-foreign service major from Arlington. / Psi Chi, the national psychology honorary fraternity, tapped Carole Lee Whitehead, a psychology major from Richmond. / Sigma Omega Chi, the national sociology honorary fraternity, selected Gracia Malami, a sociology major from Hampton; Ann Tilghman, a Roanoke resident majoring in sociology; Margaret Goode, a sociology major from Rocky Mount; Camile Chesson, a Norfolk resident majoring in sociology; Anne Radway, a sociology major from Darien, Conn., and Susan Solf, a sociology major from Alexandria. / Kappa Omicron Phi, the national honorary home economics fraternity, tapped Marcia Gayle Harris, a home economics major from Britol; Sallie Ann Granger, a home economics major from Greenwood, South Carolina; Jean Fornes, a resident of Charlottesville and a home economics major. Also selected for membership in the organization was Miss Mary Hannah Jones, a faculty member. / The national honorary scienctific fraternity, Chi Beta Phi, took into its membership Kay Clevenger, a biology major from Stephenson; Ann Ergengright, a resident of Charlottesville and a math major; Sarah Jones, a math major from Newport News; Judith Hurley, a Richmond resident majoring in math; Mary Carolyn Kyle, a math major from Lynchburg; Ann Liady, a math major from Charlottesville; Carolyn Mitchell, a Falls Church resident majoring in math; Linda Reading, a math major from Yardley, Pa., and Jean Sheehan, a resident of Richmond and a math major. / Alpha Phi Sigma, the national honorary scholastic fraternity, tapped Sue Chennell, an English major from Orlando, Fla.; Kathryn Fraughnaugh, a Fredericksburg resident majoring in math; Martha Firebaugh, a math major from Roanoke; Jean Gano, an American studies major from Norfold; Ann Gibon, a business administration major from Pembroke, Bermuda; Kathryn Hales, a biology major from Alexandria; Janice Helvey, a New Market resident majoring in math; Marilyn Horvath, a biology major from Bridgeport, Conn.; Nancy Maynard, a pre-med major from Portland, Maine; Sandra Lee Moore, a sociology major from Greenwich, Conn.; Joyce Nichols, a Falmouth resident majoring in math; Mary Volk, an art major from Brockway, Pa. / The national honorary English fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta, chose the following girls: Joyce Ann Shelton, a Fredericksburg resident and an English major; Kathleen Ullrich, an English major from Falls Church; Virginia Lee Miller, an English major from Toronto, Canada, and Alice Andrews, a Richmond resident majoring in English. / Mu Phi Epsilon, the national professional music sorority, tapped Martha Van Zandt, a music major from Bogota, Columbia. / The national honorary scholastic classic fraternity, Eta Sigma Phi, tapped Judy Bailey, a Waynesboro resident majoring in history; Karen Marstellar, a psychology major from Alexandria; Viola Wilkinson, a French major from Lake Grove, New York; Kathleen Baker, a Newport News resident; Evelyn Jean Chewning, an English major from Fredericksburg; Linda Patterson, a psychology major from Hampton; Sandra Bock, a Latin major from Washington, D.C. / Phi Sigma Iota, the national honorary romance language fraternity, selected Virginia Lucas, a Spanish major from Martinsville; Mary Ann Monaco, a Spanish major from Alexandria; Janet Garofall, an English major from Mount Holly, New Jersey. Three faculty members, Miss Lancri, Mrs. Watts and Miss De La Torre, were also tapped. / Zeta Phi Eta, the national professional speech arts fraternity, tapped Linda Swanson, a resident of Glenview, Ill. And a dramatic arts and speech major; Judy (article stops)