George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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Iittf l't1t' Itll lo IFiq'l1t'Rotlttt-t llottlt- C't-tn'gt- Fghctt Cunt- Nlttrphtrx. lit-n l-Lt-nison. .St-tmtti Iftnr: liarly Xltilann. Stext- Sttt-tntnt-l. Nlt-t't'ill s , ', lT..' . ,n K .K . Ctxostlol, Clltznlcs Banks. Nail lJttnt'an, Ht-th litishy. 'l'!1i1'tl Itozr: .laint-s lattl l5t't-t-tc. Nlattttts l,t-t- Shannon Ill. Wayne litmlt-s. Cortlon O. llit-lts. llaxitl NI. Stttttcwant. Carl 13. Critt-s. Ct-orgc lDt'Ctt't't, Plti Chi Alpha is tht- only sotial lratet-ttity on Pt-ahotly tantptts. It tatnc ittto lacing in lf!-I7 Iot' tht- pttrpost- ol' providing tht- sot-ial atttl l't'atct'nal life lot' whith it is so well notctl antong its ntt-n. The tonstittt- tion statt-s tht- It'atct'nity's position antl aints clearly. 'Allet-ognifittg the Iact tltat t'ollt-gc is ttot tnercly a rctrt-at lot' tltt- ptttposc ol lt-arttittg, antl that tltt- ortlittary pt'oA tt-sst-s ol lilt- go on, it shall ht- tltt- pttrposc of Plti Clti ,Xlpha to provitlc thost- phast-s ol' lilc that might othct- wist- ht? ox'ct'l'ookt-tl. 'l'ht- l't'att-tttity lollows this t't'itt-t'ion In' ollt-ting attratittons atttl oppotttttttttt-s to lornt a wt-ll tontttlt-tl tantptts lilt-. atttl a pt'ogt'atn ol' ntott- than avt-tv agt- atttxtttt-s lot' tts tnt-ntht-ts. Rt-pt't-st-ntatixt ol' the attixitit-s pt-ovitlt-tl hx' Phi Clti .Xlpha, is tht- annnal Otthitl liall ht-ltl t-ath veat' tlttring tht- Spring St-ason. 'l'ht- annttal plt-tlgt tlantc, the l3t-anit- liall. is ont- ol' tltt- higltlights ol' tht- social year at Pt-a- Imotly. Dillttsctl through this tnaxc ol' latgt- t-tt-nts is a ptogt-atn of sntallcr, bttt. nont: the It-ss notablt-, lttnctions prtrscttted in thc spirit ol ht'otltet'lt0otI for whit-h thc l't'atct'ttity stands. IVhilC thc Ittntitiott ol' Plti Chi Alpha is pt'itnat'ily sotiztl. its atitivitics art- not hottntl by this lat'tot'. lt is also a ptthlit' st-t't'it't--ntitttlt-tl Ol'g2lllIlZlllOll. lht- annttal liaslct' t-gg httnt lot' tht- orphans ol' Nashvillt- is a tttrtlit to thc spirit, tltat is Plti Clti .Xlpha. Christtnas htings thc tlisttihtttiott ol' hasltt-ts atnong tht- nct-tly ol' tht- tity. 'l'ht-sc pagt-s att- tlt-tlit-att-tl hy the tnt-n ol Phi Chi .Xlpha to thc tnen who, hy tht-it' llllliflllg work, ntoltlt-tl tht- ht-ritagc antl lt-t-ling tltat is the ltatt-t'ttitx'. antl to t I . those ol Pht Chi ,Xlpha who att- now tn tht- at'ntt-tl -.t-t't- itt-s ol' tht- l'nitt-tl Stalt-s antl to tltt- ntattt' who will lollotv tht-nt into st-t't'it'C. PHI CHI ALPHA SOCIAL Pagt- 127

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SOCIAL PI GAMMA CHI Pi Gamma Chi, originally a literary society, came to Peabody College from the University of Nashville in 1889. Here it took on the name ol' the Girls Chapter of George Peabody College. The purpose of the sorority is the promotion of friendship among the girls, and providing the members with a well rounded :ocial life while on campus. Pi Gams point with pride to their motto, To be, not to seem. During the year the campus becomes well acquainted with the Nile green and white colors of the sorority. The official Hower is the white rose, used on many occasions for decorations and always presented to the pledges at formal initiations, a Htting symbol to their beauty. Highlights of the year included the well remembered Dragnet party followed by the French party-the initia- tion banquet at Bozeman's-and pledge week, when white and green beanies could be seen from one end of the campus to the other. The coke party given by the pledge class was a wonderful success-and the Masque- rade Ball was a memorable event. The pleasant coming of Spring found the Pi Gams looking with anticipation for the birsorority party. PLEDGES First Row, Left to Right: Eileen Gonce, jean EClill2lI'IlI, Sara Brevoets, Srronfl Row: Ann Cobb, Sarah Bas- kett, Beverly Kile, Betty Schmitt, Bev- erly Carter, janice Batson, Anne Shir- ley. Third Row: Mary Faye Padgitt, Joyce Causey, Barbara Freeman, Ruth Nlasuoka. jane Snter. Charline Hamil- ton. Fourth Rona' Russell Kelly, Pat Carroll, Martha Brogden, Patsy Bal- son, Novan LaGrone. Page 129