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

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MU ALPHA CHAPTER lflizalaetli Adams Catlierine Alicarn Elizalnctli Brown Grace Brown Pzarluara Cliase Barluara Clausen Rutli Davison Elizalyctli Dillon lauella Hirsclmer Katlierine Barry Priscilla Bootli Martlia Atwood Alison Belcling iloseplline Bloclgett Betsy Cliamlnerlain Phyllis Cliase Eleanor Critclierson SENIORS Barlbara Clisliam Margaret Cooke Elizalaetli Drowns Dorotliy Folz JUNIORS Frances Mccrillis Margaret Metcalf Eloise Noyes Barbara Phillips Laura Sims A SOPHOMORES Hope Carter Marjorie Folz PLEDGES Ruth Diclcson Nancy Donohue Elinor Doyle Rutli Ann Greenlee Dorotlwy Mitchell Virginia Percy Martlia Garland Virginia Garlinslci Gabriella Hines Elizabeth Moore Mecla Stone Mary Temple Helen Vasiliou Helen Wendell Eleanor Gay Joyce Sancllaorn Barbara Pride Lois Richardson Eclna Riley Constance Smith Rebecca Williams l I r

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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

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PHI MU First Row: Vanni, Bacon, Batclielcler, lVlrs. Armstrong, Upton, Piclcarcl, Pliclps, Xlxllfif. Swcorul Row: Hodge, Strout, Hurllzzert, Piclcett, Page, A. Carlisle. Smillw, B. Carlisle. Thin! Row: Xvoorllnury, Perliins, Young, Coolcc, Doclge, Aflrian. President Mrxizciziu' UPTON m Vice-President Ei.iz,xBriT1-1 PICKARD Secretary lVlILDRED BACON Treasurer I-Ii LDA Bfirci-iEi.oR Estalnlislaecl 19163 Founclerl at Xvesleyan College, 1852 H1 lVlU, the seconcl oldest secret organization for women, was lounclecl January 4, 1852, lay tldree outsliancling stuclents in Wesleyaii College, Macon, Georgia, tlie olclest college for women in America. The organization was llrst callecl tlic Pliilo- matlriean Society. Robert E. Lee anal Jefferson Davis were among tlwe Hrst llonorary memlaers. Except for a sllort time cluring tlae Civil Xvar, when activities were suspenclecl, the motlier cliapter grew in traclition ancl inlluence, until it became a national organization in 19011. There are now Fifty-six claapters, 'llourisluing from lxflaine to California. ln 1911, Phi Mu was aclmittecl to tlie National Panliellenic Congress. The National Pliilantlmropic En- dowment Fund assures tlme permanence of a national plailantluroplay, tlic Healtlwinoloilc. The Building Fund luas assistecl many clwapters in ltnancing tlweir lrornes. Beta Gamma chapter of Plui Mu grew out of tlne local sorority, Pi Delta, loecoming a member chapter of the national organization in February, 1919. 218