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

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ZB On January 16, 1920, Zeta Phi Beta was founded by five young women, at Howard Uni- versity. It is the only true brother and sister Greek orga- nization. In 1976, on the 4th day of May, Kappa Eta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta, Inc. was perma- nently established on the UAM Campus by 11 charter mem- bers. The initiation ceremony was performed by the State Di- rector of Zeta Phi Beta and the Basileus of the Graduate Chap- ter, Epsilon Zeta Zeta, of Pine Bluff, who sponsored the group. Since that time, four other members have been initi- ated. As of this date, the organiza- tion has 7 active members. The sorority stands for finer wom- anhood, sisterly love, and scholarship. The colors are royal blue and white. Left to Right: Linda Bassett, vice-president; dent. Not Pictured: Linda Jackson, Diane Hud- Marlena Beavers, sponsor; Jene Radford, sec- son. retary-treasurer; Tinky Williams, 2nd vice-presi- = TEE = aay nS he eae. — we | | | | e | On April 29, 1864, the Theta Xi fraternity was founded at | Rensselair Polytechnic Insti- | tute in Troy, New York. The i Theta Xi fraternity prospered ] and became a national organi- } zation on April 26, 1865. 1] The local chapter was origin- i{ ally part of the Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity, which was es- tablished on September 28, | 1867, at the Virginia Military In- stitute in Lexington, Virginia. The UAM chapter was estab- lished on January 14, 1942. It | merged with the Theta Xi fra- ternity on August 28, 1967, and became the Kappa Beta chapter. Front Row: Dr. Kirst, sponsor, Dwight Locke, Angelo Llana, Mike Carter, president, Tom Robert Young, secretary. Row 2: Ken Car- Blackwood, Dennis Jacobs, senior steward; denas, Bert Lambert, Mike Carpenter, treasur- Mark Williams, Bob Davis, Danny Kirchman, er; Mike Clayton, Mike Ward, junior steward, Paul Waddell. Russell Mayo, Tim Scott, Ed Grassi. Row 3: 114 Organizations

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Alpha Sigma Alpha was founded November 15, 1901, on the Longwood College cam- pus in Farmville, Virginia. There were five women in- volved in establishing the so- rority who helped encourage the organization of numerous Alpha Sigma Alpha sororities on different campuses. On October 21, 1961, the Phi Sigma Chi sorority of Ar- kansas A M was named the Gamma Zeta chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha. The membership has grown from 15 in 1961, to a current roll of 36. The UAM Gamma Zeta chapter hosts the largest membership of Alpha Sigma Al- pha national chapters. Front Row: Eydie Swain, Pam Harrod, Penny Ryburn, Debbie Bailey, Cindy Hall. Row 2: Joy Thompson, Lee Ann Groce, Carline Johnson, Lynnette Bilgischer. Row 3: Pam Hitchcock, Leslie Hall, Sherry Austin, Keta Ford, Lynne Front Row: Crystal Noble, Debbie Casto, Jill Jackson, Connie Hollis. Row 2: Kim Clary, Don- na Knight, Claire Carpenter, Pat Scifres, Becky Jones, Tammy McClain, Kathy Tacito. Row 3: Peggy Harris, Debbie Huffman, Pat Franklin, Dena Dennis, Stephanie Jackson, Jackie Cor- nelius, Cheryl Wilson, Rhonda Frizzell, Kellye Jacks, Lynne’ Hart, Beth Tippin. Row 4: Trudy Tucker, Tammie Lunsford, Joni Mahurin, Sher- ry Thompson, Angela Templeton, Linda Kay Farrar, Jim Edson, sponsor. Divine. Row 4: Martha Scifres, sponsor; Bar- bara Barnes, Debra Jones, Barbara Seymour, Pogo Griffin, Tammy Bass, Anita McChristian, Camille Clay, Claudia Denson, Tammy Jones, Felecia Ross, Karla Kerr, Kay LaGrone, Cherri Click. Not Pictured: Jill Hairston, Elizabeth Case, Betsy Holderfield. Alpha Sigma Tau was found- ed on November 4, 1899, at Michigan State Normal Col- lege, Ypsilanti, Michigan. The first ten years were a period of establishing firm footing and moving slowly toward national development. As a national sorority, Alpha Sigma Tau upholds such tradi- tions as the yellow rose, hymn, crest, emerald green and gold, pearl, songs, and ceremonies, all of which are beautifully and confidentially symbolic among all sisters in Alpha Sigma Tau. The Alpha Mu chapter of Al- pha Sigma Tau at UAM was founded on May 5, 1962. The sorority presently hosts 17 ac- tive members and 3 inactive members. Organizations 113

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dent; Beth Tippin, lst vice-president; Sonja Ca- hoone, Pam Hitchcock, president. Not Pic- tured: Beverly Holloway. Front Row: Cindy Hall, Joy Thompson, report- er; Beverly Worthen, Arabel Llana. Back: Pam Harrod, treasurer; Martha Lynn, 2nd vice-presi- rad 2 decenovecvemenn Lowe, record keeper; Rickey Cole, Dwight Lee. Not pictured: Benny Bogan, Leslie Roberson, Ronald Moragne. Left to right - Jerry Bingham, march master, Treasurer; George Shelton, dean of pledges; Dwan Bennett, assistant record keeper, Ronald Organizations 115 I ee