Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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SIGMA ALPHA IOTA 1ST ROW: V. Sewell, B. Epps, Chaplain, R. Perkins, Treasurer, E. Smith, Vice-Pres ' .dent, M. Welch, President, M. Dewey. Secretary, G. Long, Editor, E. Harrison. 2ND ROW: C. Lynn, V. Thompson, A. Townsend, M. Rabb, C. Morperr J. Farnsworth, E. Bridges, E. Hargrave, J. Stroberg, J. Day, R. Wilkie, M. Haldeman, Miss Gladys Koch, J. Doughtry, M. Futch, B. Solomon. OFFICERS Marion Welch President Edith Smith Vice-President Marilyn Dewey Secretary Roberta Perkins Treasurer Betty Epps Chaplain Faculty Advisors: Ramona Beard, Elizabeth Ellison, Florine Marlott A newcomer to campus honoraries is Sigma Alpha Iota. The Beta Alpha Chapter was installed at Florida State University, October 30, 1947. This professional music fraternity recognizes outstanding women in the field of music and strives to promote professional competency and achievement. HONORARIES

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KAPPA DELTA PI 1ST ROW: E. Newbern, J. Smith, M. Ferguson, M. R. Miller, M. Curry. 2ND ROW: J. Jones, Y. Arias, E. Krouse, M. Nichols, L. Snyder, M. Rates, R. Long, R. Hutchins, Dr. Marion Hay. 3RD ROW: M. Grace, S. Colegrove, Mr. Ward Fletcher, Dr. Paul Finner, Mr. Ernest W. Cason, Miss Martha Chapman, L. Millinor, G. Hughes. Kappa Delta Pi, national honorary fraternity for those who are outstanding in the School of Educa- tion, encourages a higher degree of devotion to social service by fostering high intellectual and personal standards during the period of preparation for teach- ing and recognizes outstanding service in the field of education. Those students who exhibit worthy educational ideals, sound scholarship, and adequate personal qualifications are given the honor of mem- bership in Kappa Delta Pi. OFFICERS Mr. Ernest W. Cason President Miss Retty Long Vice-President Miss Gloria Hughes Recording Secretary Miss Yolanda Arias Corresponding Secretary Miss Mae Lois Snyder Reporter-Historian Dr. M. R. Hinson Counselor Miss Edna Parker Treasurer HONORARIES

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Advanced students who have shown outstanding ability in the study of home economics are honored by membership in Omicron Nu, national home eco- nomics honorary. To recognize and promote scholar- ship, leadership, and research in the home economics OMICRON NU STUDENT MEMBERS President Doris DuBois Secretary Mary Ann Herring SPONSOR Miss Ruth Connor FACULTY MEMBERS Helen Riehey Rex Withers Mary E. Keown Anna May Sikes field is the purpose of Omicron Nu. Each year the Omicron Nu scholarship cup is awarded to the sopho- more majoring in home economics who has achieved the highest average in her freshman year. Anna M. Tracy Ruth Ferguson Helen Cate Mildred Bricker Ruth Connor ZETA PHI ETA SEATED: V. Pagers, H. Bunnen, B. Fennell, E. Johnson, Mrs. B. McClure, M. Bates, Mrs. F. Osborn, Marshal, C. St. John, President, B. Shirley, Treasurer, B. Bird, Secretary. STANDING: P. Yates, H. Dews, A. Stinson, E. Reddick, M. McDonald, G. Wells, Miss E. Thomson, Faculty Sponsor. Not pictured: P. Futch. Outstanding participants in campus dramatic pro- ductions are recognized by membership in Zeta Phi Eta, national speech honorary for women. A higher skill in acting, directing and technical production of plays is fostered by Zeta Phi Eta. An Active social group, the members entertain the cast and crew of speech department play with a stage party. HONORARIES