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

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Meetings were a riot with Ros reading minutes Rush was rolling, Carol Lynn wasyfrantic but Beta racked up with tremendous pledges including a Dairy Queen . . . Ping, Pong, and Paddle came thru again but where was Buddha and the pillows? . . . Tokyo Rose was bare- foot . .. Dress rehearsal was dragging but after orien- tal tea, WOW! Stunt Night, bang, bang, bang, up in smoke . .. Basketball was bouncin' and Dennis let , Alice play . . . Gillette experienced the presence of the ,Eg Statue of Liberty and the dates returning to UDC And there's Connie the cow Xmas saw Betas and Sig Eps working side by side Rawlings was rockin' . . . McCoy was movin' . . . and Betas were grovin' . . . Where were Nancy W. and Lucy? .. . Susan W., what about the new car? . . . Mary, what about those direc- tions to Blue Grass? . . . Pledges and actives were pre- sented roses . . . Diana Tucker, best pledge, was speech- less Inside the band was playing and outside the cars were singing and swaying Connie had her camera Congrats, Betty had a date Turner makes hit with telephone pole .. . Long trip back was fun for some and hell for others . . . Nancy said, Bon- nie, is that your leg? . . . Bonnie said, Les, are we al- most there'? McKinnie said, Ouch, this isn't fair . . . Breakfast was the last for some . . . Martha and Poor John couldn't decide if it was med or law, you should have asked her later . . . Nefritete clutches aspi- rins Huck said, Sharon, l'm not going to kiss you any more All in all, believe it or not, Betas end M355 MGVY Pflffheiif SPOUSO' year successfully, but when in doubt . . . . Miss Lucile LaSalle, Honorary Sponsor. OFFICERS: Rosemary Peduzzi, Recording Secretary: Jane Violette, Treasurer: Nancy Dodson, President: Martha Donnell, Vice-President, Susan Wright, l.S.C. Representative.

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Betas begin RUSH with the Oriental touch, with a look at the Far East. The exotic costumes and entertain- ment contribute most to their theme. H 4 S? of i S me Yi mg P' .. 5.3 W' RUSH ended, pledges bow and scrape for fun-loving actives. 138