Columbus School of Law - Explorer Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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SIGMA DELTA KAPPA SORORITY . . T'l't'dSIll'l'l' FOUNDERS Mary Collins Regina Goddard Loretta Coots Virginia F. Smith Margaret Colpoys Margaret F. Taylor NATIONAL OFFICERS MARY COLLINS . ..... . Presidenzf FRANCES LAVENDER . Vive-P1'esicI'w1t MARGAIRET F. TAYLOR . Secrefaify MARIE KANNARY . THELMA VOLLAMN DORIS WILLIAMSON DOROTHY THOMAS . Regina Goddard TRUSTEES Margaret Colpoys ALPHA CHAPTER OFFICERS LOUISE MCGUIIRE ,. ,. .,.. President NELLE HYDE HOLMES . ,Vice-President ELIZABETH MCCARTNEY .,..., Seercffary The Sigma Delta Kappa Law Sorority . Pr'ir'sfr'ss Gram! Marshall Cfaief Jzrsfire Elizabeth Fegan RITA WALSH ,,..., ,. ,Treasurer ROSE MARIE BURCKELL. . . . . .Priesfess JOYCE ROBINSON ...,,..., . Marshal is a national honor society for women of the legal profession founded upon high scholastic achievement. Alpha Chapter received its charter and was formally installed at Columbus University March 14, 1936, and has grown and flourished until at present it boasts a membership of 84 graduates and students. The achievements and success of the Sorority have been and are largely due to the sustained interest and intelligent guidance of Dean Fitzpatrick and the Sorority's faculty advisor, Professor Donohue. The latterls Easter Party, given annually to the Sorority, is THE outstanding function of the season. Monthly meetings are usually held at the homes of the different members where some special attraction Supplements more serious matters. Our initiation was held February 18, 1940, at the Carlton Hotel when twelve mem- bers were received into the Chapter. Guests at the tea and at the banquet following the initiation services included the Dean and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Professor Donohue, Judge Ellen K. Ready, Judge Fay L. Bentley, and Mrs. Helena D. Reed, President of the Women,s Bar Association of the District of Columbia. Social events of the season worthy of particular mention were: the tea at the Carlton Hotel on December 10, 1939, in honor of the women of the Freshman Law Class and those in the Junior and Senior classes eligible for membership, the at homesu given by Mary and Helen Collins, Louise McGuire and Doris Williamson, the pledge party at Nora Saur,s, and the Spring Breakfast Mary E. Aldrich Regina Adams Marjorie Anderson Rosa Ardai Beatrice Ball Frances A. Basar Mary E. Bibb Ruse Marie Burckell Mrs. A. Catherine Carr Mary A. Carney Helen J. Collins Mary A. Collins Kathryn Casey Margaret M. Colpoys Mrs. Loretta M. Coots Laura M. Daly Marion H. Davies Doris Deffebach Margaret Devers Helen L. Dergans Catherine Dolan Helen Dolan Elizabeth Fegan Kelly Edelen N. Fogerty LeNore M. Fulton Mary Gallagher Mary Curtin Garner Alma W. Gerstner Claire Glenn Regina Goddard Melva Grancy Elizabeth M. Halpin Beulah B, Hansen Lydia M. Hartnett Elizabeth D. Hines Nelle Hyde Holmes Mildred P. Howard Helen Barry Hughes Beatrice Isaacs Hilda Jackson Irene Jarvis Ruth Jarvis Mildred A. Johnson Marie Kannary at Wardman Park Hotel. Gladys Mary Kell Mrs. Kathleen D. Kennedy Mrs. Evelyn MeGivern Lanman Frances Lavender Mrs. Annabelle Lawyer Eveline S. Lee Edna Loomis Leota M. Lue Ruth E. Lusby M. Helen Martin Mrs. Clara S. McCarthy Elizabeth McCartney Louise McGuire Agnes M. McMullen Iona McNulty Mary E. Miller Elaine R. O'Brien Mary A. O'Connell Alice A. Parrish Frances E. Ramon Mrs. Margaret T. Ready Ines Yturri Robertson Joyce C. Robinson Esther Roth Anne Garges Sapp Nora C. Sauer Marie Scanlon Virginia C. Schumaker Henrietta Simpers Mrs. Virginia F. Smith Mary L. Spates Evaleen M. Stack Mrs. Margaret F. Taylor Dorothy E. Thomas Margaret Trickett Mrs. Helen Van Swearingen Morris Thelma Vollman Rita Walsh Rita Weisgerber Jacqueline Wemple Estelle Whatley Doris Williamson Laurine Winlaek

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CHI SIGMA MU ACCOUNTANCY FRATERNITY OFFICERS STUART B. Frrzuucu . . . . . Prr'sia'w1f JAMES F. BAILEY . . . Viet'-P1'c'.tidef1f ANDREW G. FRANRov1cg . Serrcfary JOHN VARLIZY . . . . . Treasurer JOSEPH SOMILRS . . Svrgearft-at-Arms J. LEONARD TOWNSEND ....... Faculty Adviser Chi Sigma Mu was crganized as an accounting fraternity at Columbus University on November 11, 1932. Its purpose is to promote the true spirit of fraternalism and cooperativeness in all social, educational and athletic programs and to uphold the high ideals of Columbus University. Following are the names of the honored brother knights who so nobly hold aloft the torch symbolizing the many traditions, honors and glories of Columbus University. Joseph L. Adeski James F. Bailey C. F. Bernard Chester T. Boratenski William A. Blute F. Burke James L. Carroll Francis J. Caton Richard J. Comisky Joseph Cirminello John L. Davis Joseph A. Derbis Frank J. Diwald Robert W. Doerner Bernard Duffy L. G. DuRant Stuart B. Fitzhugh Andrew G. Frankovic Frank C. Frantz John A. Galvin Charles R. Garity Henri G. Grignon Francis E. Grimes Joseph F. Hamm William K. Hanley Norman M. Hedwall George F. Hughes Morris E. Johnson Richard A. Killmeier Henry E. Lubanski Hendrick Machoian James P. Madden Leon M. Manning William B. Mente Clifford A. Michel Harry A. Miller John S. Morris Joseph P. Mulroe Cmer Michaels Kenneth D. Moseley Robert M. McCarthy John J. McGrath Edward J. McMurray Edward B. McDermitf George S. McKenzie Franklin Norwood W. E. O'Brien Charles L. Payne Joseph A. Purks Wayne Richey R. D. Rogers Hugo Sica Joseph J. Shatz Thad Smagola Joseph W. Somers Charles A. Slover Robert W. Seay F. E. Tavernier Louis A. Teske J. R. Turner John Varley Guy S. Widner Lester H. Zimmerman Raymond H. McGivern Page Om' Hfmrlrml Tbirlcrn