Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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ALPHA CHI OMEGA Janice Adams Jen Alford Nancy Apperson Dee Ashworth Carolyn Bero Cleone Blair Anne Bright Helen Cranford Judy Crotts Beverly Dean Eleanor Garst Carol Gorman Mary Lee Hale June Horner Carolyn Hough Jean Hunter Bobbie Jackson Sara Mullis Jean Norris Ramona Orta Nancy Quillen Dorothy Stamey Kay Travis ■■■■■■■■■■ Mae Thompson Mary White Joyce Wingate Page Twenty-two

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 “The Sorority Sing trophy goes hack to A D Pi!” Cynthia King to Linda Goodman. Mary Lee and Pat represent Panhel and play encyclopedia to ireshmen who are con fused about Rush Week. Sponsors V bicj name Page Twenty-one ▲

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 A X O jumps to Seconc Id cice in Sc liotcu'sh With anticipation and a lot of new ideas, the Alpha Chi’s husilv prepared for Rush Week. W e were pleased w hen our decorations for the Japanese part} received the approval of two voung Japanese boys. W hen rush wras over we began a year of fun and ac- tivity. The pledges' Waffle Breakfast had a terrific turn- out lor a rainy Sundax morning. Dot and lean proved their enthusiasm as they sat on the chapter room floor all morning making waffles! I he actives showed the pledges how to be sophisticated. Mary Lib provided the atmosphere by blowing Lawrence W’elk-type bubbles. ITie champagne (better known as ginger ale( was delicious, and the talent ... I lelen Pearl Bailex’ Cranford and Joyce-with her magnificent voice- Wi ngate made a contrast—to say the least! Before we knew it we were standing on the stage in Xinniss competing for the Sororitx Sing trophy. We bare ly missed, but we were delighted to receive the award for second place. Our sneakv pledges confessed at the Christmas part} that the} were the Secret Sweeties” who had been doing nice things and leaving surprises for us. And then there was the slumber party when Miss At- kins slid around all night and Bero spent the night in the powder room placing ‘ Here’s to the Health of C olonel Puff!” We showed that there was more to the year than just partying w hen we tied for second place in the scholarship competition between sororities. In April we served as hostesses for the District IV Con vention of Alpha Chi Omega; this kept us all busv with many details to be worked out. Graduation and good-byes were here before we knew it, and we looked forward to next year with the same anticipation and some more new ideas. Eleanor Starnes, Vice-President; Cleone Blair, Treasurer; Mary Lee Hale, Secretary; June Horner, Pledge Trainer. Page Twenty-three