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Sigma Gamma Rho The 12 women of Sigma Gamma Rho ' s newly reactivated MSU chapter partici- pated in a number of different activities throughout the year. During the fall, they sponsored a Health Fair, a Founder ' s Day Program, and a display at the University Center. They also co-sponsored a dance with Pan-Hellenic Council. In March, the members hosted their annual Sigma Week which featured a bake sale and a fashion show, among other events. Sigma Gammo Rho was involved with several charitable organizations, includ- ing the March of Dimes, the Sickle Cell Association, Youtge Services, and the NAACP. The sorority was honored by re- ceiving a national Sigma Gamma Rho award for their outstanding efforts in re- viving the chapter. t. First row from left: Barbara Johnson, Secretary; Ortania Carson; Gertie Knox, Vice President. Second row: Cynthia Jones, Assistant Secretary; Sarah Birchfield, TVeasurer; Pennie Carol Lane, President. 218 SIGMA GAMMA RHO
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were also honored by both the Arnold Air Society and the American Cancer Society for their community service. In addition, they received an Endowment Award from their national organization at their National Convention in the spring. The sorority ended their busy year with their spring formal, the Crown Pearl Ball, in April. am ., -»■ H Hi First row from left: Perrian Prokopchak, Debbie Anderson, Amy Fuson, Lucinda Rio, Christy Koffman, Nancy Harthun. Second row: Nancy Wood; Debbie Silverfield, Registrar; Jennifer Harthun, Panhellenic Delegate; Dawn Armbrust, President; Denise Enoch, MaryLou Buford. Third row: Fraya Fields, Cindy Dismukes, Ilinda Jackson, Janice Grisamore, Tina McClamroch, Sandy Howard, Patty Mariencheck. SIGMA KAPPA 217
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Order of Omega The Order of Omega, an honor society, lenic Council or the Interfraternity building, and collected toys that were was composed of Greeks who main- Council. donated to Memphis area hospitals for tained a grade point average of at least a During the year, the group sponsored a use as Christmas gifts. 2.5 and were active in either the Panhel- progressive dinner in the Panhellenic First row from left: Leslie Garey; Debbie Silverfield, President. Second row: Karen Pittman; Jo Anne Burke, Treasurer. Third row: Karen Hammond, Doug Yancey, Jeanne Britt. ORDER OF OMEGA 219
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