Philadelphia University - Analysis Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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fashion show hosted by BACK ROW! Carrie G0f0'0f1, JOSH Sfewaff, ADH Tamufa- Marie Autouri. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Novak, Jeannie NHDDLE ROW! Emily Bauhof, Sue Preiksar, Edna SChmff7f, Drew, Patricia Leonard, Anna Bogacki, Arlene Levin. Helene McCann, Shahla Motamedi, Stephanie Cohen,

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The Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science Sailing Associa- tion was founded in 1965 for the dual purpose of providing recrea- tional sailing and instruction for any student or faculty member, and of representing Textile on the intercollegiate sailing level. Recrea- tional sailing is provided for members of the Schuylkill River where the clubs' four Alpha's are moored. As an intercollegiate team, the club is a member of the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Asso- ciation and the Middle Atlantic Association of Women Sailors. Both of these organizations sponsor regattas during the fall and spring sailing seasons and Textile attends at least fifteen during that time. The club's advisor is Mr. John Winkler, Assistant Director of Admis- sions. It was through his invaluable assistance that the Sailing Asso- ciation was able to purchase two new boats this winter. . RECRiAll0NAl. ., SMUNG -., - I, saint: ibut as N .,, QW-. . .A - G .. H, ,,.lll- 1 M35 F!! , . Y. Richard Siedner, President , I iling club adds to fleet David Goodman, Stephanie Cohen, Irv- ing Gerber, Linda Cruz-Uribe, Joseph L o m o n a c o, Alan Goldman, Joyce Parks, Mary Ann Novack, Emily Bauhof. 213

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ZGJIH Proud possessions of the Delta Zeta So- rority are the Social Service Award, the Outstanding Scholastic Award, and the Outstanding Greek Senior Award given by the Inter-Fraternity Council to a frater- nal organization on campus. Receiving the Social Service Award marked the third consecutive year that DZ has held the trophyg for the Scholastic Award, the fifth consecutive yearg and the first ever to receive the Greek Senior Award. Iota Sigma Chapter of Delta Zeta Soror- ity was formally installed at PCT8tS in May of 1967. The chapter is proud of the fact that it is the first national sorority to come to this campus. An active sorority, Delta Zeta joins together women of like interests with a common desire within for the exchange of knowledge and the en- couragement of fine ideals and sincerity. During the year the sorority activities in- cluded: hostessing the Open House held at PCT8tS, a Fashion Show, parties at Eastern Psychiatric Home, Chestnut Hill H o s p i t a I, and the Northern Home for Children, a mixer, and an annual Christ- mas Dance. Others included: bake sales, hostessing graduation, collection of old clothes for the Navajo Indians, and the annual Formal Spring Banquet. While being newly installed into a nation- al sorority, lota Sigma is proud to have received several r e c o g n i t i o n s and awards at the Thirtieth Delta Zeta Nation- al Convention held last summer in St. Louis. Ann Y. Tamura, President 5