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

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Kappa Delta Pi First Row: Judy Garner, O. L. Davis, jr., -lane L. Stuart, Rupert A. Klaus, Marjorie Marple, Betty Joyce Rich. Second Ifoztu' Verna Mae Bost- wick, Darleen Bell Stephens, Nemesio R. Ceralde, Lora M. Frazee, Jessie H. Hahn, Corrine A. Hansen. William S. Graylmcal, W. I... Grah- tree, Parker Wilson. Third Row: Spurgeon Bradley, Beecher E. Morton, jr., W. jerome linnnerinan. Marshall Schools, janet A. Amendt. Betts Roth, Helen FCIIIICIIIHII, Anne Horton, Odie Lee Gossett, Opal Beck, Frances Lehlay. Fonrlll Huw: Roy Pangle, john Wall, Gene Hooks, Gale Mikles, Doug jones. Fifth Row: Gordon F. Vars, Dick Giliboney, jess R. Beard. james L. Potts, George K. livans, A. M. Leath- erwood, jr. Officers .IAN15 STUART ..,,.,. . . . .....,. President h-'TARTIN GARRISON .,... ..,.,...,... I 'ice-Prvsirleni RUPIERT KLAUS ......,.., ..., C orrexjionfling Secrelary ..., . . .Recording Secretaries O. L. DAVIS ,,...... .... ....,...... 7 ' 7'l?ll.YlH'UI' Kappa Delta Pi is an international honorary and pro- fessional fraternity for students in branches oi Education. Membership is based upon scholarship and achievement in educational work, high educational ideals, and ad- mirable personal qualities. Its purpose is that oi en- couraging in its members a higher degree of social service. The Alpha Pi Chapter at Peabody was installed May 14, 1927. Its membership includes faculty members senior college and graduate students. This year many Page 118 lf new members were initiated into the chapter. As mem,- bers oi the Society they accepted the ideals which Kappa Delta Pi upholds-the ideals ol Science. Fidelity to Hu- manity, Service, and 'l.'oil. Kappa Delta Pi has sponsored a series ol' public lectures by members ol the Peabody faculty. The purpose of this series was to help students and educational leaders form perspectives for our times. Many faculty members belong to the Laureate Chapter ol' Kappa Delta Pi, which is composed of men and women who have attained distinction in education.

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Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta is :1 national biological society which emphasizes a threefold program ol stimulation of sound scholarship, dissemination ol' scientific knowledge, and promotion ol' biological research. ln accordance with these purposes, Beta Sigma chapter presents an animal award to the biology major or minor submitting the most outstanding research paper in the field of biology. One ol' the outstanding events ol' the year lor the Tri- Officers Mfnu' lil.l.A CIov1Nc:'roN .... ...,.. I 'rvsirlem UFORGIE Dlu-:wav .,..... ...,.,,,,. I 'ir'trfPmsir1e1zl XIYRNA SWICENICY, . . , . . Cm'r1'.Qpo11r1i11g Secretary DOROTIIY MKJKAY ..,. . . ,R1'1.'orrling Sc'1'rel11ry Rotnflw' l'0l.AND. , . ,........ Trmstzrer jmw I-Moi-:woon .... ..,. H islorifm .elR'l'llUR COOK. . , . . Sjmnsm' Betas was the banquet in honor ot Dr. Bottum, who re- tired at t11e end ol' the Fall quarter. At the banquet Dr. Bottum was presented with a television set by a group of her former students. Other activities of the year included the initiation parties, hlms, speakers, and the establishment ol a research lab for the use of Tri- Beta members. Fll-I7234lui2HAID1i5I1liHh'7lu7D11inFll1:lummll'4 l E 9 Q E S- at yi' 1 .5 E a ff E ap 'a ds' Ju 3. ,Wh E 1-'V' D l Xlclias Xlfn Ella Covington jean Hagewood, Robert Poland. Second Row: Jack Ifirsl Ruzv: Myrna Sweeney, Hula Ellison. orotiy . lf. . . 'y ' , . Clntrch, Charles Boelnns. Stan Sidtcane. George Drewry. .-Xrthur Cook, Claude Chadwick. Page 117

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Pi Gamma Mu J Society, was founded in 1924 to promote the improve- ment in scholarship in the social studies. Its purpose is to inspire social service to humanity by an intelligent approach to the solution of social problems. The organi- zation attempts to engender sympathy towards others with dillcrent opinions and institutions by a better mu- tual understanding. Its intention is to supplement and support, but not to supplant existing social science or- K' ff' 43 ,ly , H ,lf rm plil f T, sissy m ay fiwga Ye slmll know the truth and the Hull: shall make you free. Ii Gamma Mu, the national social science honor ganizations by promoting sociability and attendance at meetings. For the past few years Pi Gamma Mu has been spon- soring a book drive for the Asia Foundation. The pur- pose of this drive is to supply useful books in any field of learning to needy students in the Far East. This year we intend to continue this work through the academic YCZIT. Officers ll,-.alias Porrs. . .... President DANIEL SMITH. Vice-President .IIBIMIE VADEN. , . . Treasurer SUE SYLER ..... .... S ecretary Bon LUNDGREN .... .... H istorian First Row: james Potts, Sue Syler, Charles Vigh, Dan Smith. Second Row: Jewell Phelps, Kenimer Morgan, Bill Sadler, Fremont P. Wirth, Kenneth Cooper, Richard Duncan, William Graybeal. Page 119