California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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V 4.. - ' ' Ferne Wolnermon The pledging of Chi Sigma Delta, as The Delft: Rho Pledge Chapter of Alpha Xi Delfo. Phofo by: Thelner Hooved Linda Spooner HShoot the Prof booth of Claim Jumper's Night Barbara Lincer Lorraine Longinger Dione DeAngelo Deonn Essington Mary Lou Fife Janette Giesler Judy Gerlich Anne Hultine 179

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ZIGMA AELTA The pl Chi Sigma Delta is the oldest sorority on campus, founded by fifteen women in 1956, and officially chartered in March, 1957. It was pledged to the Alpha Xi Delta national sorority in Septem- ber, 1963, and will be initiated as the Delta Rho Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta in July, 19:54. The colors of this sorority are double blue and gold. Their flower is the pink rose, and the gold Quill will be their pin in July. The Delta Rho Chapter supports a nine year old Korean orphan. It also supports school activities and had 0 Shoot the Prof booth at Claim Jumpers night, at which students had a chance to shoot their i'tcvorite professor with a water pistol. Scholasticolly, this sorority ranks amongst the highest. Their social activities range from exchanges and date parties, to a hayride in the midst of December, and an Alpha Xi Delta Star- lite Informal at the Castaways. The highlight of the pledge class i occurred over the Thanksgiving weekend when the pledges took the actives to Palm Springs. The women of the Delta Rho Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta are striving to bring into living reality the sisterhood of women. Joy Anable Susie Appleby Jun Bristol Viki Brummond Donna Bush Micki Chamness Dian

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Janice Baker Omega Sigma Phi is one of The newesT members of The school's sororiTy sysTem. While They selecTed green and whiTe as colors, and The whiTe rose for Their flower, They also selecTed a mosT appropriaTe moTTo; Over all else, sincerity is our principle. This moTTo is expressed in Their sisTerhood as a uniT and Their diversified aTTiTude as individuals. Since The presenTaTion of Their chorTer in Spring of 1962, The Omegos hove parTicipoTed in many of Valley SToTels social and academic acTiviTies, in school and communiTy service. These women have adopTed, as a foundation, The idea of CI well rounded curriculum. They have combined scholarship, phil- anThropy, service and social acTiviTies as a basis To mold Omega Sigma Phi for The future. Diane Brad Jone Conway Judy Dodge Patricia Donnelly