Bluefield State College - Blueprint Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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IGM PSI SORORITY i..J' ? 5,58 gg, t ' m C71 ' 'f Q fr K if X wad. -5.- Active members of Sigma Psi are f L to rj: Elaine Shaffer, Nancy Machencky, and Irene Muncy. Sigma Psi is a social sorority founded 1973-74. The purpose of this sorority to establish a sistethood with the obj tives of intellectual, social and civic dev sponsor at the time the sorority w S I 4 E M 5 opment of its individual members. Th I founded was Mrs. Frances Auville. CF? , - K, Anim Linkous Diana Rose

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eta Pi Chapter ELTA ICMA THETA SORORITY , il. f .104 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded in 1915 at Howard University 22 young Women who envisioned an organization of college women dged to serious endeavor and community service. In 1930, Delta Sigma eta was incorporated as a National Organization. Today they hold the 'gest black women's sorority membership with over 65,000 members. As the past, Deltas strive to demonstrate a vital concern for social welfare, demic excellence, and cultural enrichment and de-emphasized the social e of sorority life. To mention but a few sorors who have achieved fame d excellence in their fields: Ruby Dee, Nikki Giovanni, Nancy Wilson, oberta Flack, Lena Horne, Leontyne Price, Leslie Uggams . . . Every member of Delta Sigma Theta is proud to wear the red and the pite to prove that they stand to believe in what is right. I to rj Lillian Trigg, Charlene Froc, Sandra Strange, Gail Lawson, Donna White, Audra Wisdom, Torencc Petrus, and Denise Sanders. Not pictured: Stephany Neal DST Queen 'Ifpq fy a ' o 'Q w ai, A N E X 4 Q A' f .TO l : -1 4 -, - 084'

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phat Tau Chapter PA ALPHA PSI FRATER ITY Kappas' and their Queens: fL to rj Cynthia johnson, Sheldon Neal, Ywanda Thomas, Robert Hartwell, Portsha Watkins, and Milton Maben. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded at Indiana University on january 5, 1911, by Elder W. iggs, Byron K. Armstrong, john M. Lee, Henry T. Asher, Marcus P. Blakemore, Guy L. Grant, lul Caine, George W. Edmunds, Erza D. Alexander, and Edward G. Irvin. iThe basic objectives of Kappa Alpha Psi are: To promote and unite college men of culture, ttriotism, and honor in a bond of fraternity, to encourage honorable achievements in every field ' human endeavor. To promote the spiritual, social, intellectual and moral welfare of members, assist the aims and purpose of colleges and universities, and to inspire service in the public terest. From these objectives it is clear that KAPPA ALPHA PSI is not just another social fraternity. ae fundamental purpose of Achievement, as conceived and proclaimed by the founders, gives is organization its unique and distinguishing attributes. 6542 or al aV0nwntcv v011W ll