Bishop College - Tiger Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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1' ,',- flh' eva- Sigma Favorite Tommy Todd 2 igma l' amma Pho .41 fly If 011 131-:D fl N1 A 1? Lll!!l L llllgwcig I Greater Consuella Payne, Bas. Karen Ambler Artruemese L. Jones Sally Jones Mary Mason Nettie Brown Nona Williams Service. Greater Progress Marcia Green Connie Rather Theodoria Simpson Walterine Dorsey Beulah Johnson Alyce Scott Merita Sue Trammell

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'fr S5321 Sigma Gamma Rho The Gamma Delta Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority ini- tiated its tall activities with a Founders' Vesper Nov. 15. A bul- letin board was presented to the college and was installed on the lawn of the Carr P. Collins Chapel. Tommy Todd, a freshman from Brighton, Ala., was presented a gift as Sigma's Favorite. During Rush Week, a Blue and Gold rush party and singsong was held. Probates initiated into Gamma Delta Chapter during the fall semester were Alyce Scott, Connie Rather, Theodoria Simpson, and Artruemese Jones. In the spring semester, the chapter sponsored a fashion revue and a rush party. The theme was Sigma Under the Veranda. Part of the week of activities was a leadership workshop held in the Student Study Center with members of the graduate chap- ter as guests. The Sigmas proudly announced that two of their members reigned during the Homecoming Activities. The two lovely ladies were Marcia Green, runner-up to Miss Bishop and Mary C. Mason, tirst runner-up to Miss Homecoming. 1..'. nz ' FREE: 'girf T if 1' 1. :Eli .FAME r ugh,-,Ig -, 3 4 V 3 2 - 1136 leur gy V A - '-3 ' ...-72 ' - ,s gurl , ,. r-4 5 -- in T I 5. QW? if , ' ' Warrell Joseph, th d t and undergraduate chapters at- basnleus, Walterlne Dorsey, grammateus, - lmeglbjrihdrlgcrxindefjs ggayuflbfogram sponsored by Gamma Delta Ieus, Linda Rather, tamiochus, Marcia- Greefb- eP'Sl0leU5f en e ll P is basileus Mary Mason lst anti- Williams, chaplain, and Sally Jones, parliamentarian.

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