University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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Dorothy Beckett Anna Baum Ntargaret Boyrt Ruth Buckley Mattcteine Catclwelt Etizatoelti Colby Nlaricr Carson tqarie Collins Barbara Actams Virginia Atcten Ruth Bratey Betty Crooks Jean Adams Kattiicen Atmearn Polly Crooks Virginia Durning Constance Fletcher TAU CHAPTER Giga Conon Ruth Durning Henrietta Henderson 1-ieiai Heplcr Eleanor Lee Atiwatie Leighton Thelma Marinet Doris tVIcEntee Eleanor Mciaasley Barbara Parsons Ruth Payne Donna Pratt JUNIORS Priscilla Emery Ntarion James txiactotirie Ketiigrew Vxfinnifrect Ntoran Virginia Parker Beverly Rowett SOPHOIVIORES A Grace Etter Jean Hatpin Alice Gordon Eleanor Hitlier Eleanor Goutct Etizalietti Kinsman Dorothy Haines Madetine Papaciwristos PLEDGES Janet Ford Virginia Fuller Jeannette Gagnon Constance Hate Barbara Hyart Winnifrect Kennedy Jeannette Mason Eleanor McNutty Marjorie Moore Alice Moran Catherine Moran Carolyn Napier Barbara Shields Louise Smalley Beverly Swain Augusta Timberlake Louise Webb Helen Sippett Ruth Sweezy Sara Shaw Joan Sweet Dorothy Sparks Dorothy Perkins Niargaret Preble Mary Rogers Anne Stevens Ruth Stoughton 215

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ALPHA XI DELTA 2,1 Firsi Row, left to right: Carson, Smattey. Buctrtey, Straw, Swain. Marinet, Mrs. Manuet, Pratt, Catdwetl Duming. Boyct, Baum. Second Row: James, Etter, Ford. Fletcher, Kinsman, Napier, Stevens, Rogers, Preble, Conan, Duming, Hatpin. Gordon, Kennecly, Rowett, Sippctl, Stoughton. Third Row: Lee. Jasper, Hate, 1'1i11icr, Atcten. Hencterson, Gagnon, McNulty, Cottins, Papacliristos, Kcttigrew, Cottzy, Sweet. Ahern Adams. FOLIVIII Row: Adams. Moran, Mason, Moore. Parker, Swcczey, Moran, S11ie1c1s, Moran, Gould. Hyatt, Perkins, McEntee. Fifth Row: Futter, Crooks, Beckett, Leighton, Crooks. f'S Presirleril T1-IELMA 1N'1AiziNEL 'ii Vice-President SARAP1. SHANV fi Secretary 1V1ADizLEiNi3 CALDWELL Treasurer Bevizizm' SwA1N Estatatistlerl 191115 Founctect in 1895 at Gatestburg, 111inois N Aprit 17, 1893 at Lomtaarct Cottege, Gatcstpurg, minois fnow Knox Cottegef Atptua Xi Detta was founciect by ten earnest young women. From 1.110 very begin- ning it was ttie intention that Atptwa Xi Detta stioutct not remain a 1oea1. 111 1901- 1902 definite ptans for nationatization were tinatty inacte, and the constitution was formatty adopted on Aprit 17, 1902. Since t11en Atptia Xi Detta has grown and spread to 55 eotteges in 5111 parts ot' the Unitect States, concentratect particutarty in the Midctle Xrvest where it 11ac1 its lpeginning. At New 1'1amps11irc State Cottege in 19141, Phi Detta was the tirst tocat sorority to 1JeCome atlitiated wilti a Nationat organization, and became Tau Chapter of Atptua Xi Detta. tn 19211 Atptia Xi Detla built ttic tirst sorority house to 110 erected on this campus, ttie present home of Tau Chapter. Ttirougtiout the history of its growth, Atptia Xi Detta tias striven to promote the icteat of its founders, the spirit of friendship among its members and sister sororities. 214

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CHI CDMEGA Witt It I ,- .M .FA First Row: Nletcalt, Brown G., Ahearn, Gartinstci. Clistmam. txioore. Sims. Chase, Cooke, Hines, flzlorlggc-il,. Second Row: Dickson, Barry, Adams, Ctaase, Doyle, Vxfitliarns, Prirte, Davison, 'l1en'Iptr:, Atwoml. -Tlrirtl Row: Garland, Gay, Hirsctmer, Carter, Dillon, Phillips, Ctmamtrertain, Pwrrczhan, Betcliripg, Wfenrtetl. Stone. Fourlfr Row: Mccriltis, Percy. Brown B., Mitchell, Donahue, Riley, Noyes, Ricliarrtson, CFilL'l1i'fSOI1, Hoottw. Sanbofn. President EI-IzArsE'rIAI IVIOORE Vice-President BARBARA CIAlSl'tMAN Secretary VIRGINIA GrXRI.lNSliI Treasurer LAURA SIMS Estatutishect 19153 Founctect in I895 at Fayetteville, Arkansas I-ll OMEGA was foumtert at the University of Arkansas nn April 5, 1895 lay four co-eds xvilti the assistance of Dr. Charles Riculwarcflson, who was a DICIUIJCI' of the faculty and of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Chi -Omega was forrndect as a national organization, and one to tue estalntistiect in III types of sctrnols. At present, there are ninety-two chapters of Ctni Omega in forty-two ot? our folfty-eight. states. The policies of Chi Omega tearl to interests in sociat service work, x'ocatioI,Is, busi- ness, public affairs, science, ancl the arts. Every year Chi Omega sponsors the presenta- tion of the National ,ACI1tG?X'CI11CI!t Award, wtiictm is a gntct ITICCIEII, presented to the most outslancting in any one of the Iietcts mentionect above. Chi Omega was estatatistmect on It-ns campus iII I9I5, wtmen the ITICINIDCFS of the tocat sorority H Alpina Atptm Alpha - tmecalne Inerniaers of ttwis Ol'Qill'IiZ?lli0U.. 216