Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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It vvasn't long after Quincy College took the momentous step Cstill unbelievable to many old grads? of admitting women as students that Phi Kappa Chi was founded as a social organization for Q.C. Women. Since its founding in 1934, Phi Kappa Chi has been a leader in social activities. During the past year, the Phi Kaps have sponsored several social activities and have accepted a large group of pledges. All done up in buttons and bows, Phi Kap pledges have helped enliven the lighter side of campus life. On the service side of campus activities, the Phi Kaps were volunteer Workers registering students who received free chest X-rays when the Adams County Tuberculosis Association brought a mobile X-ray unit to Quincy College. PLEDGES Top Row ileft to rightl: Betty Maior, Dorothy Rupp, Shirley Damhorst, JoAnne McCauley, Melba Cather, Dorothy Hoffstadt, Mary Ann Collinsp Second Row: Mary Wright, Margaret Hall, Marilyn Daugherty, Sara Ritter, Charlene Masters, Loretto Hurley, Ilene Schwartz, Marilyn Reuter. 99

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PHI KAPPA CHI Top Row ileft to rightl: Mrs. Ray DeGreeff, Ann Nolang Bottom Row: Liz Thomas, Marguerite Fletcher, Phyllis Hagenbaumer, Marilyn Damhorst. Top Row lleft to righti: Miss Ann Amen, Viola Hutmacher, Ann Nolan, Shirley Damhorst, Dorothy Rupp, Marguerite Fletcher, Mrs. DeGreeff, JoAnne McCauley, Melba Cather, Claire Klein, Bernice Kathmann, Liz Thomas, Middle Row: Jo Affre, Mary Wright, Margaret Hall, Marilyn Daugherty, Sara Ritter, Charlene Masters, Loretta Hurley, Marilyn Reuter, Dorothy Hoffstadt, Bottom Row: Phyllis Hagenbaumer, Bonnie King, Ann Connery, Betty Maior, Mary Ann Collins, Ilene Schwartz, Marilyn Damhorst. 98

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A combination of social activities and Catholic Action work is the purpose of Pi Lambda Sigma, national Catholic sorority. Eta Chapter was organized at Quincy College in 1947 under the leadership of Miss Ann Burns, vvho had been a member of the sorority during her undergraduate days. In carrying out their purpose, the Pi Lambs have sponsored dances and other social activities and have done mission Work among Negro children in Quincy parishes. Pi Lambda Sigma, though relatively new on the Quincy campus, is rapidly becoming one of those organizations Without which Quincy College just wouldn't be the same. I Leff to righh Rosemary Tarizzo, Joyce Arnold, Gloria Caponi, Alyce Krontner, Vivian Polz 100