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

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PHI CHI ALPHA tmfecfges, parties, pins .. PhiCHn,Xhnunlounded,h1l946,B asochd on ganization which strives to promote brotherhood and fraternal spirit on campus. Phi Chi Alpha has been instrumental in helping provide Christ- lnas baskets hir die needy lan1Hies,zn1d in con- tributing toward a scholarship fund to provide Peabody students math schohnships ffhe Ira- teminy is acnve in intrannntd sporw at Pea- body, and this year helped buy athletic equip- ment lor students in Finland. It also supports the school in many :ill-campus functions, such zm we HaNcM,FemhuIin dm Rdlquamerand Dogpatch Day in the spring. Spring quarter presents the traditional Orchid Ball. At this chnice a cxreclis presented as Sxveetheart of Pln Chi Alpha. Along with her two attendants she reigns as Queen of this Ball. Miss Alicia Green was chosen Phi Chi Alpha Sweetheart at the annual Orchid Ball Page 154 OFFICERS RAY BUTLER, Presidenfj AL YVICBIER, Vice P-rcs i cl e 11.1 5 JOHN GUESS, Sm.-wftrzryg RAY VAUGIIN, Treaxzzrcrg DWAYNE HOLLINGSWVORTII, Scrgmurl- at-Arnzsg DICKIE DICKERSON, Historian and Pzzrliczzmvztar- iang VIIINI ANDRIEXVS, Allzlelia Dirc1'Im': DR. CLIFTON I.. HALL, Sjmnsor.

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Looking forward to another year, Pi Gum sisters greeted ezleh other after summer vacation :tt at slumber party with plans for rush. Ylfedge- wood Room was the scene of much excitement as rush begun with ll ten. Sisters fought over Little sister . . . :ill ended well . . . pledge period began. Hztir styles high . . . lztney dresses whirl :ts pledges have their special night in Uiinter XVonderl:md . . . Best Pledge . . . furry white mulls . . . again our white rose. Spring fever euught Pi Gains in :1 lfVhirl , . . new ollicers . . . swim meet . . . Dogpzllieh Day . . . Senior picnic. As grztcluzttion 1llJlJl'OZlCl1CCl, Pi Gzuus honored their grztduuting sisters at annual Senior Banquet . . . as smiles and tears closed another year of Pi Gum sisterhood. PI GAMMA CHI tmfecfge meetings, S amber parties, an ClVOl'S . . OFFICERS C.,x1toLlNx-1 BURN:-1'1T. Pn'.virl1'z:l: XIARILYN t2im1s'1'ov1n-ix. lfin'-lfrmirlwf1: SANDY MA- SlCNlliR, Sm-rvlrrr'y.' IJLLIAN P1-j1.1.lT11iRI, Yil'l'!lXllVC'I',' l'lit:t9Y lfLl.lO'l'l', S!'lIUlIll'.NllilI Clllliflllflllf ,XXII-1l.lA Xl'.'XRKliN. SI'l'g1'll'Ilf-llll firms: l'A'l'Y PRINCE, Pulllirily Clmirmmz: liixlusfxtm SKIIIUILINIJ, Pfm-lI1'llf'nir Repre- wnlrtlimf. Little sisters eagerly await nctives commzmd. Page 153

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First Row: Cram Adams, Jim Andrews, Lcc Arnold, Charles Burke, Ray Butler, Dickie Dickerson. Second Row: Scotty Fairbairn, John Guess, Dwayne I-Iollingswortll, Bill Kidd, James Mohr, Thomas Swint FllIllJ2l1'1'2ll1, Al xfVClJC1'. Third Row: Gary Rntlill, Clarence Vuuglmmx, Leon Volkcrl, Wasg Secretary intent on recording latest suggestion. Page 155