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

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.i r , W i PI GAMMA MU Collections o in ormation . oFFicERs YVILLIAAI DURAN. l're.vir'Im1t,' TOMMY Sczimcrx- Li-Z'1 'r, llffc'-1,I'U.Yll1lfl1fj LINDA Suu Gut, Serrwlary- Treasurerg DR. IKOBERT BJORK, SIIOIIXOIQI DR. KHNNICTI-I Cool-lik, Sjmizmr. Pi Gznnma Mu, an honorary social studies liraternity, Hlled the academic year with meetings, dinners, lectures and discussions. At the Hrst meeting, Dr. Kenneth Cooper relzitecl highlights olf the interesting history ol? the lrziternity W W :along with qualifications lor member- gy MQ K ship. Mziny interesting und IIIIOTDIZILIVC ff lectures lollowed, covering s u bj e c ts Officers Chat Over futufg plans, which related to sociology and education. first Row: Betsy Duncan, Andrelle Dodd, Linda Gill, June Rush, Edwinzi Third Row: Bob Henderson, Zeb YVright, Robert Meadows, Jun Fiey oran, Roxnnna Greig. Sccrmrl Row: Robert Bjork, Kenneth Cooper. Dean Propst, Glenn Morton, Gerard Finer. 'Villizmi Doran, Ernest Sl. Jacques, Donald Schneider, Doyle Cnstcel.

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sam Firxt Rmv: John Rodgers, Gareth Bond. Second Row: Jim Berkcnstock Ron Chnlts HWllilllllIl Dick Cotten D uid St it I L IS David Witt. Henry Ayers, joe DeSpain, Edwin Riley, Dan Stinson 1111111 Ralph Whlley P1-n Mu ALPHA White CCll'fLCltlOl'LS OFFICERS HENRY .-XYICRS. 1ll'l?SflfC'I1l,' DAVID XVl'l'1', l'iz'1'-I'1'e.vir1l'11Ig lill- WIN RILI-ZY. SI'I'l'l'llll'J',' IIMMY BAIN, T1'1'r1x111'1'1'.' DR. l'IIIl,ll' HLATIKS, S!NIll.YUl',' NIR. H. REYNOLDS. Sj11111.w1 . Phi Mu Alpha is a professional music fraternity dedicated to the advancement of music and to the brotherhood among men engaged in music activi- ties. One of the activities of the fraternity is sup- porting the humanities festival with a concert of contemporary music. The Sweetheart Ball is an' other outstanding activity of the fraternity. Miss Brenda Cox was selected this year as the Sweet- heart of Phi Mu Alpha. The fraternity also sponsored a picnic at Montgomery Bell State Park for the music: department. Page l--12

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OFFICERS l,l'!'Sl!l'l!lIfj CAROL NVALKIQR. fiU7'l'CXfJ07IdlIIg Secrelury BRENDA COX Recordinff Sec-relarv' SANDRA GUINN Tren.sm'erg 1 A T R I C I A MCNABB, Sergemz1-at-Arms EULAILA BEECIIER, Clmplaing lVlARGUl'fRl'I'l5l BROXVNING HOLT, Sponsor. SIGMA ALPHA IGTA mush teas, Licfs, an new pledges. S.A.I. began its 'GL62 functions with a prelude tea given in the fall for all interested women music: students. As the year progressed, the members concentrated on the meetings, musicals, and pledging activities. One of the interesting events of the year was the winter Card Party and Fashion Show. A pleasant Saturday alternoon was spent by all, play- ing bridge and enjoying a fashion show presented by Harvey's. Some of the nienibers displayed their varied talents by nioldeling in this show. The year was climaxed by the initia- tion of new members and by the Tea of Honors which recognized the graduating seniors. lfirxl Row: Fran Creasy, Alice Smith, Brenda Cox. Sandra Guinn. Seronrl Row: Kay Gardner, May Tucker, Pat McNabb, Marguerite Browning. Sandra Walker. Page lelfl SANDRA WALKER, Presizlentg JEANl'l'l'fIi DRONE, Vire- , , D ,, , J , Iirlilorg MRS. Airsri-rua BROWN, Spmimrg Mus. BRACY