College of Charleston - Comet Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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Chartered in 1979, Alpha Delta Pi is located at 36 Coming St. Cheri Bumar is president of 100 sisters. Alpha Delta Pi stresses “scholarship, service, sisterhood, and social activities for all mem- bers. The sorority has been active in raising money this year to build the Ronald McDonald House, set to open July 1, 1983. Delta Delta Delta was estab- lished at the College in 1931, andis located at 35 Coming St. Jennie Tolson is president of approxi- mately 118 sisters, who participat- ed in the Tri-Delt Tub-a-Thon for the American Cancer Society, sev- eral Red Cross blood drives, as well as being active in the Faculty Easter Egg Hunt. “Ge r iG 114 AATI

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Chi Omega Sorority was estab- lished in 1928 and is located at 38 Coming St. Cheryl Whittet is presi- dent of 100 sisters this year. Their purpose is to combine service to the College and community and to promote scholarship in a social at- mosphere. They sponsor the Sa- die Hawkins Day Race as well as an annual boat cruise on the har- bor, in addition to donating to the American Cancer Society. Alpha Kappa Alpha’s purpose is to ‘‘promote sisterhood and high academic achievement among black college women.’ As a group the chapter is helpful to the elderly at community nursing homes. Indi- vidually they tutor students in read- ing and other subjects. Annette Green is this year’s Basileus. “Working Together, Rendering Service, Improving the Human Condition” is the motto of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. They sponsored | “Blue and White Week”’ which in- cluded service projects and a semi- formal dance, along with a Christ- mas party for the Jenkins Orphan- age. Octavia Gethers is president, and Susie R. Jones is advisor. 116 XQ AKA