University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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• • Kappa Alpha Theta GRADUATE Agn« Cox Houston SENIORS Lillian Adams, A. 8: S., Brcnham Ida Mae Autrey, A. S., Port Arthur Anna Claire Beazley, A. S., San Angelo Caroline Brownlec, A. S., Austin Burnice Center, A. S., Shreveport, Louisiana Elizabeth Cook, A. S., Buchanan Dam June Duncan, A. S., Burnet Louise Elliot, A, S., Amarillo Flo Floore, A. S., Austin Frankie Gist, A. S., Amarillo Martha Harwood, A. 8t S., Taft Frances Hoard, A. S., El Paso Genevieve Majors, A. S., Dallas Katherine Marshall, A. S., Quanah Kathryn Owens, A. S., Austin Mary Puckett, A. S., San Antonio Johnnie Bess Reed, A. S., Sterling City Naomi Smith, A. S Temple Sara Smith, A. S., Tyler Dorothy Sue Stephens, A. S., Cleburne Mary Storm, A. S., Amarillo Exeen Thie le, A. S., Beaumont Essie Mae Wentworth, A. S., Austin Margaret White, A. S., Beaumont SECOND YEAR LAW Custer Yates, Brownsville JUNIORS Florence Aves, A. S., Dickinson Barbara Belknap, A. S., Dallas Polly Blanton, A. S., Austin Lucille Blewitt, A. S., Austin Betty Bloss, A. S., Beaumont Jane Brainard, A. S., Beaumont Lois Crow, A. S., Dallas Dorothy Ann Dooley, A. S Amarillo Jane Dunn, A. S., Corpus Christi Jane Gentry, A. S., Houston Nell Kuhn, A. S., Houston Margery Ligon, A. S., Austin Dorothy Marks, A. S,, Austin Mary Nell Perkins, A. S,, Quanah Marjorie Ransom, A. S., Austin Blanche Riddle, A. S., Dallas Kathryn Roach, A. S., Amarillo Lois Sager, A. S., Childress Winifred Small, A. S., Amarillo Ellen Umphres, A. S., Amarillo Arabella Wottord, A. S., Athens Helen Marie Woodruff, A. S., Houston SOPHOMORES Martha Louise Bell, A. 8: S., Corpus Christi Mary Brownlee, A. 8c S,, Austin Frances Embry, A. ft S., Trinity Mary Nell Gilmore, A. S Houston Martha Bea Houston, A. ft S., McKinney Mary Louise Lydick, A. ft S., Houston Ann Nibbi, A. ft S., San Antonio Jean Scales, A. ft S., Marshall PLEDGES Virginia Alvey, A. ft S., San Antonio Bettye Banner, A. S., Fort Worth Margaret Barron, A. S., El Paso Gibbs Beazley, A. S., San Angelo Betty Black, A. ft S., Austin Sara Cave, A. ft S., Houston Frances Chandler, A. S Cassville, Missouri Betty Lou Canary, Tulsa, Oklahoma Cecelia De Golyer, A. S., Dallas Eloise DuBois, A. S., Beaumont Lura Dunn, A. ft S., Corpus Christi Donnie Eraser, A. ft S., San Antonio Isabel Hall, A. ft S., Wesiaco Helen Hissrich, A. ft S., East St. Louis, Illinois Dorothy Hoard, A. ft S., El Paso Barbara Holleron, A. ft S., San Antonio Nancy Jennings, A. ft S., Houston Natalee Ligon, A. S., Austin PLEDGES Louise Makeig, Ed., Amarillo Alice Lee McCelvey, A. S., Temple Gay Miller, A. ft S., San Angelo Eloise Oliver, A. ft S., Dallas Jane Paylor, B. Ad., Dallas Ruth Phillips, A. ft S., Orange Katherine Earl Pierce, A. ft S., Marshall Carol Rogers, A. S., Navasota Margaret Rolle, A. ft S., Houston Edith Scott, B. Ad., Center Margaret Smith, A. S., Fort Worth Itasca Stewart, A. S., Graham Evelyn Storm, A. S., Amarillo Ruth Suehs, A. S., Austin Rosemary Surman, A. S., Post Elizabeth Wattcrworth, A. S., Dallas Mary Ann Weymouth, A. ft S., Amarillo FACULTY Mary Kirkpatrick Hilda Rosene Education Librarian Assistant Professor of Zoology Houston, Brownlee, M., Gilmore, Scales, Nibbi, Dunn, De Golyer, Barron, Hoard, D., Rolle Watterworth, Miller, McCelvey, Chandler, Steward, Suehs, Smith, M., Holleron, Ligon, C, Jennings Makeig, Beazley, G., Paylor, Hall, Scott, Eraser, Hissrich, Canary, DuBois, Phillips Rogers, Black, Alvey, Banner, Surman, Pierce, Cave, Storm, E-, Oliver, Bell » t f % f % Faye lil •

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• • Adams, Puckett, Mdjors, Thiele, Autrey, Cook, Smith, N., Stephens, Storm, M., White Harwood, Floore, Smith, S., hloard, F., Elliot, Beazley, A., Weymouth, Brownlee, C, Center, Duncan Gist, Reed, Owens, Crow, Bloss, Brainard, Ligon, M., Wofford, Belknap, Blewett Sager, Ransom, Roach, Woodruff, Marks, Dooley, Umphres, Gentry, Lydir ' ' Embry i f J 9 f ? Kappa Alpha Theta HISTORY Kappa Alpha Theta, first women ' s Greek organization modeled on the principles of men ' s fraternities, was founded at DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana, in 1870. There are now sixty-five internationally active chapters on the sorority roll. A loan fund is maintained which is available for the use of undergraduates who need assistance in completing their college work. A fellowship is awarded every third year for graduate study. A quarterly directory is issued to strengthen the organized alumnae groups by contact with active work. In 1930 a complete history of the sorority was published. From a local club on The University of Texas campus the Alpha Theta Chapter was established in 1904. Ellen Umphres,IPresident • • OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer • Ellen Umphres Arabella Wofford Margery Ligon Lois Sager Page no

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• • • Stratton, Casey, McDermott, Johnson, Norton, Allison, Stout, Runse, King, M. L., Lishtle Pope, Mullins, Jones, Daniel, Nagle, Corbett, Brooks, Moore, Yantis, Smith, J. Boswell, Kirvin, Baldwin, J., Crighton, Brown, B., Kleberg, Blount, Westbrook, Chance, Pitts Wilburn, Sanson, Baker, A., Brush, Schuler, Johnston, Beall, Bornefeld, Turner, Baker, D. •|. %%f Kappa Kappa Gamma HISTORY Kappa Kappa Gamma was Founded at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois, in 1870. The roll Includes seventy-one active chapters. Kappa Kappa Gamma promotes scholar- ship through awards which are supported by the sorority. The war project of the sorority was a dispensary in a small town in France. The Key, national publication, was established in 1882 as the first magazine published by a sorority. Kappa Kappa Gamma was responsible for the founding of the National Panhellenic, which first met in 1891. Beta Xi Chapter was established at The University of Texas May 12, 1902. Jean Baldwin, President • • OFFICERS President Jean Baldwin Secretary Nancy Jo Casey Treasurer Ellen Douglas Brooks Pledge Advisor Anne Baker Page ut