Pi Delta Gamma, p. 27.

Pi Delta Gamma, p. 27.

The Pi Delta Gamma Honorary Society

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History 428: Adventures in Digital History, 2014

1963-04-20

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1961-1964

Article 1: Clubs, Honoraries Choose Officers For ’63-’64 Term / The following clubs have met and elected officers for the 1963-64 session. / The Mike Club elected Betty Lewis of Saltville president. The vice president will be Evelyn Tune of Falls Church. Other officers include secretary-treasurer Pat Swift, Bristol, and publicity chairman Jeanne Quigley, Arlington, and Lynn Norris, Alexandria. / Officers for the International Relations Club will be: president Kristine Ries, Cherry Hill, New Jersey; vice president Martha Coates, Halifax, and Pam Geer, Alexandria; secretary Kathy Pollard, Irvington; and treasurer Leslie Ussery, Bayside. / Le Cercle Francais elected Joyce Liggett of Glasgow president, Deanna Skiney of Arlington vice president, Kay Oakes of Ringgold secretary, and Mary Aiken of Richmond treasurer. / Terrapins elected the following officers: Murray Roberts, Alexandria, president; vice president Mary Carolyn Kyle, Lynchburg; secretary Betty Cummings, Lexington; treasurer Pat Boyette, Cranford, New Jersey; historian Betty Robinson, Charlottesville; publicity chairman Bonnie Hamblet, Richmond. / The new officers for the Art Club are: president Ellen Southgate, Summit, New Jersey; vice president Abigail Donald, Richmond; secretary Ingeborg Arne, Marion, Massachusetts; treasurer Carolyn Riley, Petersburg; publicity chairmen Molly Volk, Brockway, Pennsylvania, and Kathryn Buckaway, Louisville, Kentucky. / El Club Espanol elected the following new officers: president Frances Grafton, Norfolk; vice president Carol Dunton, Bayside, New Jersey; secretary Bonnie Wright, Bedford; and treasurer Sandy Bossuot, Norfolk. / Pi Nu Chi, the nursing club, has chosen the following officers for the coming year: president Betty Murphy, Falls Church; vice president Mary Catherine Farris, Dublin; secretary Alice Hamner, Scottsville; treasurer Frances Straus, Richmond; initiation chairman Nancy Lee, Roanoke; tour chairman Stephanie Spradlin, Newport News; and social chairman Jeanne Kreibohn, Newport News. / The Home Economics Club has Elected Caroline Ridgely of Fredericksburg president. Other officers will be: vice president Christina Potman; secretary Pat Bowen, Warsaw; treasurer Elaine Perry, Arlington. / Alpha Phi Sigma, honorary scholastic fraternity has elected Joanne Frank of Harrisonburg president. Other officers include: vice president Sally Jones; recording secretary Jean Sheehan, Hampton. / Chi Beta Phi, honorary science fraternity, has elected the following officers: president Elizabeth Jennings, New Fairfield, Connecticut; vice president Mary Carolyn Kyle, Lynchburg; secretary-treasurer Ann Ergenbright, Charlottesville; and historian Jeanne Sheehan, Hampton. / Mu Alpha Chi, the Medical Technology Club, elected the following officers: president Kathryn Pannell, Roanoke; vice president Kate Delhagen, Arlington; and secretary-treasurer Sandra Billups, Richmond. / Phi Sigma Iota, honorary Romance Languages fraternity, has chosen the following officers: president Nancy Orrock, Richmond; vice president Miss Rosemary Herman, a faculty member; secretary-treasurer MaryAnn Monaco, Alexandra; and corresponding secretary Mrs. J.B. Bolling, also a faculty member. / Kappa Omicron Phi, the honorary home economics fraternity, elected Jackie Williams of Chat- elected Jackie Williams of Chat- (in-text mistake) include vice president Jean Fornes, Charlottesville; secretary Bonnie Ramsey, Phoenixville, Pennsylvania; and treasurer Anne Raymond, Vienna. / Sigma Chi Omega, honorary sociology fraternity, has elected Gracia Malami of Hampton president. Other officers are: vice president Elizabeth Lacey of Richmond, secretary Margaret Goode of Rockey Mount, and treasurer Ann Tilghman of Roanoke. / The Physical Education Majors Club has elected the following officers: Ruth Larson of Bernardville, New Jersey, president; Alma Fines of Fredericksburg, vice president; Pat Sprenkle of Richmond, secretary; and Marty Cocks of Kenbridge, treasurer. / Mu Phi Epsilon, the honorary music fraternity, elected the following officers: president Patrica O’Bryhin of Fredericksburg, vice president Carol Thompson of Natural Bridge, and secretary Missy Bush of Swoope, Virginia. / The Organ Guild elected Marilyn Morgan of Newington, Connecticut, president. Other new officers are: vice president Nancy Hamilton of Newport News, secretary Susan Morris of Martinsville, and treasurer Dane Woolridge of Hopewell.