Austin Peay State University - Yearbook (Clarksville, TN)

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Top Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority poses for its picture in front of the Wood- ward Library. Left Jennifer Powell gives attention to one of the many children who attended a Halloween party. Above - Officers of Alpha Kappa Alpha include $eated L-m Carol Lee - Anti-Basileus; Jean Proctor - Basilew and Psyanita McCullough Grammateus. 6tanding L-m Sherry Jones - Epistoleus, Pamela Hall - Ivy Leaf Reporter. Brenda Jackson - Parliamen- tarian, Valerie Boyd - Tamiouchos and Carrie Wiggins Dean of Pledges.

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Alpha Kappa Alpha aims for service to all The Kappa Rho Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was chartered on the Austin Peay campus May 1, 1976. Since their establishment Kappa Rho has sponsored many community and service projects. Included is a Halloween party for the children of the community, a Thanksgiving canned goods dance with proceeds going to a needy family and aid given to help the Boys' Home study program. Well-known by wearing pink and green, Alpha Kappa Alpha is a service and social sorority. Its purpose is to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards and to aim toward service to all mankind. There are 17 aetive members on campus. This grouP 0f Above- One of the functions of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority ladies comprising the Kappa Rho Chapter have placed the was to sponsor a Halloween party for the children of Clarksville. mm and purpose. 9f the soronty m thew hearts and rnmds 33m; agiseMsgxl';ugp2y:::;ym and they are Sterlng t0 pUt 't m aCt'On on campus, 'n the lough, Pamela Hall, Carol Lee, Carrie Wiggins and Gisele Brown. community and abroad. First Row - Jean Proctor, Anita Glover and Valerie Boyd. 198

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Alpha Phi promotes individuality within the bonds of sisterhood Alpha Phi International Women's Fra- ternity was established in 1872 at Syra- cuse University. Ten outstanding women started it all and it now has grown to over 50,000 members with chapters in the United States and Canada. Alpha Phi has pioneered in the fraterni- ty world, as well as the community, in many ways. It was the first women's fra- ternity to build and occupy a chapter house and to publish a history of their first fifty years. Their philanthropy is cardiac aid to which they contribute money by selling heart-shaped Iollipops and participating in other fundraising projects. Alpha Phi stands for the highest ideals of womanhood, scholarship and service to the community. Each sister exemplifies these ideals and promotes individuality among the sisters but also share the com- mon bond of sisterhood. The Epsilon Omicron chapter of Alpha Phi at Austin Peay has achieved many goals this year. Redecoration of their suite, establishment of the Brothers of Bordeaux tAlpha Phi's little brother groupi and the pledging of approximately twenty girls into their organization are a few of these. The fraternity also participates in many community projects of Clarksville. These include a clean-up day and door-to-door collection for the American Heart Associ- ation. Although Alpha Phi was established many years ago, the ideals that their founders established are relevant to them today. Top e The ohicers of Alpha Phi are: tBottom, L-Rt Katrina Carter, Joi Lyons, Danita Morris, tTop, L-Rt Fredia Forshee, Beverly Edenfleld, Debbie Gupton and Sherry Lane. Left - Dorothea Rocos, an Alpha Phi sister and a little sister of the Pikes, receives an off-key serenade from Wayne Oldham, a Pike alume nus.