Kansas State University - Royal Purple Yearbook (Manhattan, KS)

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i 0 DELTA DELTA DELTA: To row: Mrs. Tom Branstetter, Nancy Bramwell, Virginia Bramwell, Mary Brass, Mary Ellen Brobcrg, Barbara Bross, Betty Caldwell, Judy Cazier, Mary Collister, Patricia Collister, Carol Dean Colson, Doris Danielson. Fourth roiv: Dulcie Danielson, Alice Dillard, Harriet Dillard, Roma Early wine, Sue Edwards, Pauline Flook, Bonnie French, Phyllis Gfeller, BilHe Hazel ton, Betty Jean Hinds, Annette Hoffman, Marlyn Kurd. Third roiv: Virginia Klemp, Marilyn Larson, Virginia Larson, Doris Marshall, Marjorie Mclnteer, Eleanor Myers, Roxanne Mickey, Sarah Jane Mohler, Mary Louise Monroe, Barbara Morris, Patricia Mossman, Marilyn Mulvihill. Second row: Pauline Neal, Marion Olsson, Margaret Parker, Dorothy Parsons, Jean Peck, Shirley Pray, Dorothy Ruckel, Lucille Shoemaker, Ernstine SoUer, Marjorie Stewart, Jo Ann Stoecker, Virginia Stoecker. Bottom row: Dorothy Summers, Louise Wallerstedt, Pauline Wain, Phyllis Wells, Coral Wilson, Donna Wilson, Ruby Wilson, Ruth Wilson. DELTA DELTA DELTA Founded 1888, at Boston University Theta Iota chapter established, 1915 Eighty-eight Chapters Chapter house located at 18 34 Laramie T FADING K-State ' s school spirit as president of Purple Pepsters was Tri Belt ' s Pauline Flook. Prix and Phi Alpha Mu members were Mar- jorie Correll Stewart and Virginia Stoecker, who were also vice-president and treasurer of YWCA, respectively. Jean Peck was treasurer of the senior class and the Student Council; Betty Jean Hinds was president of the YWCA Leadership Council. Virginia Stoecker was president; Mary Louise Monroe, vice-president; Marion Olsson, secretary; and Virginia Klemp, treasurer. Chapter adviser was Mrs. C. W. Penley. Page 146

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fv n? CLOVIA — Top row: Mrs. George Farmer. Jeanne Anderson, Rita Anderson, Marcia Bigliam, Juanita Billington, Verna Lee Butcher, Kate Clark, Miriam Colyer. Third row. Mary Alice Doll, Shirley Frcienmuth, Athol Furman, Gladys Goff, Margaret Konocny, Betty Jane Lunger, Pauline Madden, Evelyn Manson. Second row. Mary Louise Markley, Louise Mosier, Eunice Niblo, Mary Peddicord, Ruth Peddicord, Margaret Richardson, Nadine Richardson, Shirley Scott. Bottom row. Loreta Stricklin, lantha Terrill, Marion TerriU, Emma Vawter, Roberta Vogt, Carol Ward, Dorothy Maria Wilson. Founded 1931, at Kansas State College CLOVIA Two Chapters Chapter house located at 3 03 N. Sixteenth Alpha chapter established, 1951 ' LOVIA, national 4-H sorority, was represented inWho ' s Who by Rita Anderson, vice-presi- dent of the Home Economics Club and secretary of Mortar Board. Mary Alice Doll, vice-president of the Collegiate 4-H Club, was a Mortar Board and Omicron Nu. Eunice Niblo was president of Omicron Nu, and Mary Louise Markley, Prix mem- ber, served on the Board of Student Publications and the Home Economics Club executive council. Officers were Rita Anderson, president; Eunice Niblo, vice-president; Evelyn Manson, sec- retary; and Margaret Konecny, treasurer. J. Page 145 Harold Johnson is the faculty adviser.

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KAPPA DELTA — Top row: Mrs. Blanche Jackson, Eleanor Allison, Louise Beim, Joan Bennett, Mary Ruth Bentle) ' , Jean Braden, Elaine Brown, Barbara Davis. Third rou: Jean Douglas, Helen Elling, Maxine Elling, Margye Fiscr, Katherine Gatz, Elizabeth Grimes, Betty Lou Harris, Phyllis Hugos. Second row: Marn Johnson, Beverly King, Darlene Meisner, Lois Meisner, Jane Reynolds, Mary Helen Rood, Evelyn Scholz, Ruth Schubert. Bottom row: Helen Louise Smith, Margaret Stafford, Norma Van Buren, Mary Ann Weaver, Louise Wells, Joyce Whiting, Leora Wycoff, Harriette Yost. KAPPA DELTA Founded, 1897, at Farmville, Virginia Sigma Gamma chapter established, 1920 Sixty-seven Chapters Chapter house located at 1716 Fairchild ' I ' HE annual White Rose dinner, Hallowe ' en party, and the Founder ' s Day dinner were among Kappa Delt ' s social activities. Helen Elling, cheerleader, led the sports front while high scholastic honors went to Helen Louise Smith and Beverly King, who won Phi Kappa Phi freshman recognition. Eleanor Allison served as president of Panhellenic and Evelyn Sholz as vice- president of the junior class. Presiding as officers were Jane Reynolds, presi- dent and Ruth Schubert, vice-president. Page 147