Louisiana State University - Gumbo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER 210

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AAH Donna Dupuy, President; Gail Walker, Vice-Presi- dent; Sally Grace, Secre- tary; Jacqueline Jasper, Treasurer; Beverly Allen, Mary Allen, Robbie An- derson, Adaire Avant, Bar- bara Barr. Karen Berg, Charlotte Bergeron, Yvette Bergeron, Madeline Bihm. Estelle Borne, Nan Bridges. Caro- lyn Cain, Elizabeth Camp- bell, Sophie Cassidy. Jeannie Cenac, Jane Coco, Denise Coignet, Mary Do- ran, Gloria Douglas, Du- cote, Linda Duelfer, Pa- tricia Duncan, Suzanne DuPont. Betty DuVall, Barbara Ed- wards, Barbara Evans. Lo- retta Evans. Elizabeth Ferguson, Mary Francis, Diane Glaser. Geraldine Goleman, Dianne Germil- lion. Mary Hanley, Diane He- bert. Rilma Hebert, Judith Hedgepeth, Sally Hood, Malva Huson, Suzanne Jasper. Judith Jones. Mary Knotts. Caroline Lamy, Beverly Landry, Susan LeBlanc. Amelia Lee. Carole Le- moine, Margaret Mc- Cracken, Gay McCutchen, Judy McLarhcan. Martha Martin. Colette Moreau. Hortense Moreau, Carla Nadler. Sherry Naul. Carole Nich- ols, Susan Oliver, Carolyn Peairs, Helen Reddy, Blanche Roberts. Suzanne Robin, Barbara Russell, Barbara Schneider, Henrietta Seibert, Marion Shelton, Eva Stokes, Suz- anne Terrell, Marion Terry, Kathleen Trygg. Virginia Vales, Virgie Ver- bois. Patricia Walker, Delia Wilkerson. Diane Wise. of Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi began its year with workshop at the Bellemont and followed it with a great Rush. When bid night finally came, the Pi ' s had their quota filled with 45 of the greatest girls on campus! Activities began there was the Bidnight Supper, the Chinese Bandit Party, the annual hayride to Camp Istrouma, the Big and Little Sister Christmas Party, the Formal at the Bellemont with the music by the Playboys, the Founder ' s Day Banquet, and the Banquet for the graduating seniors. Alpha Delta Pi ' s took part in the Sigma Chi Pirogue Derby, and also competed in the annual Song Fest. They presented the story of Sleeping Beauty in the Homecoming Decoration Contest, and held their annual Homecoming Tea on the same day. They were again asked to sing in the Homecoming Show, this one being very special, for it was the Centennial show. The pledges worked diligently on our National Project for Crippled Children, and our alums made the year complete with the fabulous ADPi Guides for Brides show at the Bellemont. Among ADPi ' s members are such outstanding persons as: President of WRA, SGA committee members, R.O.T.C. sponsors, Fraternity sweetheart court members, a GUMBO favorite, and 2 GUMBO beauties, the President of the Home EC Club, mem- bers of Alpha Lambda Delta, 2 Junior Editors of the GUMBO, some REW committee members, a member of the Freshman Day Court, a nominee for Homecoming Queen. and a finalist in the Freshman Cheerleader contest as well as 6 Freshmen Advisors. The Pi ' s ended their prosperous year with Houseparty, and the anticipation of a great year to come, their minds filled always with their open motto We live for each other.

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AOH :. Nora Whitney, Presi- dent; Carol Edmonson, Vice President; Marilyn Solis, Secretary; Gail Vebre, Treasurer; Rosa- mond Alford, Carole An- drews. Sidney Atkins, Harriet Babin, Janis Bodin, Bar- bara Bourgeois, Alice Bowman, Barbara Button. Anne Coignet, Jerry Can- non, Evelyn Cavaroc, Marcia Delaroderie, Bar- bara Delmas, Karen Fish- Judy Fuller, Gloria Fran- cis, Mary Hale, Mary Hawkins, Herbert Hold- en, Sarah Kline. U Meredith Lyon, Joan Mc- Donnell, Jeanne Merila, Katherine Plettinger, Elizabeth Robertson, Eve- lyn Rodrigue. Mary Smith, Barbara So- lis, Naomi Trelles, Lydia V a r i n o , Olga Vegas, Alice Vahl. D. W. Davis, J. Z. Du- Mildred Whitney. of Alpha Omicron Pi The AOPi ' s initiated the year with a pre-rush houseparty at the Alamo Plaza. Here we completed our rush plans, which were well underway at the beginning of the summer, and had lots of fun trading our summer experiences. This year our traditional Pie Party was replaced with our new Indian Pow Wow party, complete with giant teepees, Indian costumes and the Indian Love Call dance. After bids were extended, we welcomed twenty-one enthusiastic Pledglings into Alpha Omicron chapter. Pledging and the scrumptious supper which followed it were held at Monte Vista, beautiful plantation home of Mrs. Horace Wilkinson, III, of Port Allen. Time flew, then we were planning and soon building our homecoming decoration, which brought us our second straight First Place Trophy. A hilarious skit entertained actives and pledges at our Halloween party. On December 8, we marked our Founders ' Day with a banquet at the Capitol House. We had a Philanthropic Party at which we wrapped Christmas gifts for a needy family in Baton Rouge. We had two Christmas parties, one at which big and little sisters exchanged gifts, and another for members and their dates. Winter brightened into spring and we found ourselves having a grand time at our spring formal, at which we presented our new initiates. Then we left the campus to enjoy our spring houseparty. At our last social event of the year, we honored our graduating seniors and members ' mothers. Among the AOPi ' s are the Panhellenic President, freshman dorm president, Dar- ling contestants and members of campus honoraries, professionals, religious organi- zations, and publications staffs. I '