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

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, H , s s L Rush! Rush! Rush! . . . the year begins in a whirl . . . formal fall tea begins a round for rushees . . . Delta Oaks Plantation is the scene of a gala, Southern, cottin-pickin' party . . . Cokes and ice cream climax rush events . . . bids bring new pledges . . . gay chores highlight Help lfVeek for Little Sisters . . . pledge dance termed best ever, complete with nosegays and Best Pledge, Nancy I-Iarris . . . casual pledges give casual party for actives . . . pledge banquet precedes initiation rites . . . Rites of Spring observed by all . . . new season brings forth new ofhcers . . . through it all Miss Gillespie remains calm and serene-a Super Sponsorw . . . so on goes another great Delta year. Page 150 DELTA PHI SIGMA eczmes riencfsfuyos, an orma s . oFFlcERs JANE KI A C XI A S '1' E R , PI'C'Si!II'lllf Biiv SCHMIISD, I'ice-11:-exifleritg JAN BRACI-1, Ser- 'l't?1ll7'yj JANE AV.-XNT, Tl'GllSIll'U7',,' NANCY PAUL, Erlilorg NIANIS lWURPHY, Ptl71-If6'1- Ionic Ileprexmzlfzliiwg -11155113 JOHNSON, So- cial Chair m. a 11 5 BARBARA GAI.x'1z,-xx, Scrgcmzt-11 I-A rms. New Delta pledges struggle to become natives. ,cz k . saw if 535 s vw sv 4 9 I' X 1 . f '33 .lnv .3314 . 3 it 2j !1i'l75lQ wi. 17 5w'..:i. reg . 'lf - 4 Q . ,, a a-:.f ' I - Q31 lives' '5:I?EI. 'W' . ' ' I Si Q, 4. I Y 1-,f 'M '... ve -nq - 'Ia 4 K G rf' -' 64 M, 'L w- . gp ff ' T 7' Aa Y iq j Eli si .ms We mf we .. .W tl , . ggi nj il wa ' .4 . .. B2 wqfgkxk V. 2.1 V .-.75 Km.. i ffl-.I :ggi 14 Eye E: sh K , .K ...ph sf

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Such a long, long time from September to March, for these who were the hectic yet fabulous days of sorority rush and pledging. Return from the holidays found twenty-six girls scurry- ing about in bright red beanies and always close at hand with a box lull. of treats for their Beta Sisters. Then Kangaroo Court . . . the quiz kids perform, the pledge dance setting in Moon- light and Roses, a new Best Pledge, and finally formal initiation and the pledges become sisters for lifetime. Too soon the time has come to say good-bye to those who must leave. But in the not too distant future September comes again . . . and with it plans, parties, and promise ol' another wonderful year. BETA KAPPA TAU Sisters, roses an lasting memories... OFFICERS M,xR'rn,x l'A'l'Rll2Ii, Presiflcnt: MARTHA SAWYICRS. Vi1'c'-Presideni,' K A A R E N I R A Z I Ii R , Cor'rc'sjm1r1li11g Secretaryg BIQCKY MAXWELL, Recording Secremryg DIANA POXVELL. Trcn.turz'rg C A R Y I. JERRY DAVIZNPORT. Szfrgcmz L-at-A rms. l w Lowly pledges face Hell Week. Page 149 BENSON. Pan-Hellafnic Rrjlreselztativeg l'lARRlIi'l' IRARU, S01-ia! Glmirmmtg

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1 ir.x'l Row: Kate Anderson, Jane Avant, Mary Beucrlein, Jan Brach, Sandra Brinnn, Sandra Burklin, Judy Carntllers, Kaye Collins, Gwen Cooper. Second Row: Elaine Covington, Nancy D21llll'Oll, Gay Derks, Mary Virginia Dunn, Gail Fogelberg, Dianne Foster, Bobbie Gromniak, 'Melanie Hamilton, Barbara Harkins. Tlzircl Row: Nancy Harris, Judy Hayes, Sue Hayes, Joy Jean, Kathy Jennings, Janet Jensen, Jesse Johnson, Barbara Keith, Karen Kilts. Fuurll1 Row: Cindy Iill1llJl'0llgll, Verna Lawson, Judy Link, Jane Machlastcr, Sherry Mcfiaw, Janice Moore, Janis Murphy, Bonnie Pace, Nancy Pace. Fifth Row: Gaye Petty, Diane Pierpont, Joyce Pryor, Frances Reed, Harriet Russell, Nancy Schadden, Beverly Sclnnied, Judy Sllackclford, Priscilla Smith. Sixth Row: Judy Springer, Rayce Springer, Pat Tipton, Carol X'Vallace, Ann X'Varren, Rhonda Williams, Pat Wiser. imge 151