University of Arkansas Monticello - Boll Weevil Yearbook (Monticello, AR)

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Norma J. Young The Phi Phi Phi Sorority, the oldest sorority on the hill, was organized in 1935 to give more opportunities for social functions to the girls on Arkansas A. and M. Campus. Carrying on with that purpose this year, the traditional rush functions were held in the fall, and all the activities terminate with the annual spring formal, one of the best ever held on the hill.

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Doris M. Robinson.............................President Mildred Ellington........................Vice President Juanita Jolley .... Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Bill Smith Violet Brown..................................Reporter Martha J. Harrison Historian Dorothy Morris............................Sgt.-at-Anns Sponsor Martha Jo Chambers Mary Jo Clark Ernestine Coats Vivian Curtis ME Mcxinc Dunlap Peggy Eubanks Carolyn Edrington Norma Gill Willie £RS Faye Neal Shirley Pomeroy Martha Rciifroc Bonnie Faye Rodgers e Wright Emily Sawyer Beth Scott Nane Smith Ccless Watts

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William E. Spoonts President Randolph Daubs................................Historian John D. Jones.................................Secretary Earl Wisncr Secretary Roy E. Roebuck Pice President Durward I urlcv Treasurer James Smith Sgt.-at-Amis MEMBERS W. R. Austin, Kiehaiu Baughman. Jon Barkarotto. John Coker. John C. Carpenter. Carl Foster. Bobby Hardy, Frank Jenkins. Yillis Leslie, Bobby May. Hugh Natter. John Serrett. George Sink. Mark Stcigcrwalt. Henry Toney. Searcy Wilcoxcn, rston Moods. Louis Bluerock. Charles Boardman, Smith Bra' eale. James Cooley. Dewey ’Cooper. Norman Echols. Charles Elkins. Rudolph Gandy, Bill Gandy. Charles Haley, Wesley Harrington. Bill Hcinlcv. Richard Hill. Fritz Hudson, Mike Krivascski. Kenneth Leslie. Tommy Mcllan. Guy Morris. Don Oglesby. Buddy Barker. Bobby Porter. I hurman Ray. Jack Richards, Billv Shelton. Kenneth Smith. George Townsend, Gene Stewart, Richard Thompson. Bill Smith. Sponsor.