Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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Phi Kappa Chi . . . BABY OF T HE SOCIAL GROUPS PONSORED by a faculty committee on student organizations, Phi Kappa Chi sorority was organized and received its charter December 6, 1921. Carrying out the sorority color motif of green and white, the lily of the valley was chosen for the sorority flower. Phi Kappa Chi is a local social organization and has never been afiiliated with any other sorority or fraternity on the college campus. Continuing to display an interest in the activities of the school as a whole, Phi Kappa Chi presented the library with eight reproductions of American original paintings, bringing the total to ten. It is planned to hang the pictures in a special room for the Phi collection in the new library building on its completion. This year the sorority room in Culver Hall was completely refurnished and reclecorated. December 7, the Phis and Chi Omegas cooperated for the second year and presented the school social calendar with an inter-sorority formal dance. April 27, the group entertained the faculty and members of the administration at an afternoon tea in the sorority hall. The Alumnae luncheon during Commencement Week ended the social activities of Phi Kappa Chi for 1940-41. The Phis climaxed their social season with their third annual formal dinner-dance at the Lincoln Douglas Hotel in Quincy on April 26. Junior Musolino's orchestra fur- nished the music, which included arrangements of several sorority songs. A quartet composed of Martha Ballard, Virginia Frazee, Muriel Gund, and Mary Scott sang one number. u Phi prexy, Margaret Brown, was toastmistress, Miss Dorothy Constantz, alumnae speaker, and Mrs. Hootman, guest speaker were on the program. With the end of the rush season the Phis pledged 25 girls of whom 21 were initiated into the active group March 15 and 16. Christine Kuhlman was chosen honor initiate. Phi Kaps at home A laughing matter Tlucmtty-five

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From left to right: Kirby, Knight, M. Brown, Bueneman Darnell, Nelson, Schwartz, Scott, Wiber, Barclay, Bertram Butler, Casteel, Craig, Frazee, Karch, Seabold, Adair, Bal- lard, Baum, Daugherty, Dierker, Fenity, Gamet, Giddings, Gragg, Gross, Gund, I-Ierleman, Kessler, King, Kuhlman, Lummis, McElhiney, Probst, Richardson, Smith, White- hurst. Not Shown in Picture: Hall. R' . PM Kappa Che Fozmdeei at Czelver-Stockton College in 1921 Twcn ty-fouv

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QW '26 From left to right: Bunning, French, L. Leslie, Lillard, Lloyd, Porter, B.Thornann Burrows, Brown, Carroll, Crum, Gruber, Huston Jenkins, Johnson, Keithly N .Leslie, Maxwell, Mayfield, Newell, Orr, Ownby,Pe11ry, Petska,Searengen, I-I.Tl1ol mann, Wilson, Witty, Butler, Boulware, Creech, Crist, Dennis, Ellis, Goetz, Gooch, Lange, Lowe, Martyn, McKellar, Moore, Spahr, Tucker, Wehrmann Westfall. 1 Q HUM-- , 44. .Q - vw .- ,553-D, if he lf ,-s-L - .n.f'.s.. Chi Omega Founded at Fzzyetruille, Arla. in 1895 Efmbliebefi at Czzlver-Stocktofz College in 1927 Twcntyfsix