San Antonio College - El Alamo Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Sorority Sisters Win Beauty Titles 5 Best pledge Rae Nell Coen receives recognition when she is introduced by mistress of ceremonies Dianne Shuler. Among the many feathers in Pi Gamma Phi's cap was the election of Diane Frederick, a sorority sister, as Miss Fiesta for 1963. A voting block comprised of Pi Gamma Phi members and their new brother fraternity members of Lambda Epsi- lon Phi sat together and cheered for Diane in the it fc i 'CFafii4lt -U Relaxing before a backdrop of a Paris scene, Mrs. Helen Wheeler, sponsor, chats with guests. lL! contest finals. Diane was also a finalist in the Miss San Antonio College Contest. Pi Gamma Phi also boasted of having a sorority sister in the Miss San Antonio Pageant. She was Sylvia Kerck- hoff, who was Miss Kelly Air Force Base last year. Top row: Dianne Bass, Patsy Brannon, Mary Casey, Rae Nell Coen, Rita Ann Coen, Mary Ann Cray. Second row: Wilma Dolezal, Jean Fowler, Diane Frederick, Virginia Gillis, Virginia Harper, Heidi Hoff- man. Third row: Alma Lopez, Suzy Luksh, Sharon Maizel, Elia Ortiz, Pamela Paris, Barbara Ratliff. Fourth Row: Dianne Shuler, Sandra Tronson, Sandra Ullrich, Suzy Walker, Debrah Walton, Suzanne Weichlein, Margaret White. !.. I45

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Pi Gamma Phi Continues Traditions . N l ' i , l Y l . gl .. ,,,. ,zg...ii. 4 u Guests at the Autumn in Paris dance included fall-term officers and their dates. Officers are Margaret White, Virginia Gillis, Sandra Tronson, Pam Paris, Mary Casey, Susie Walker, Diane Frederick, and Heidi Hoffman. The Theme for the annual Autumn Nocturne formal dance given by Pl GAMMA PHI was Autumn in Paris. Guests included sorority sweetheart Michael Milligan and mascots Tony Worekle, David Spencer, and Donald McClain. The sorority also had Mrs. Helen Wheeler, sponsor, and Mrs. Mary Knobelsdorf, new co-sponsor as guests. In December, Pi Gamma helped a needy family for Christmas and held a Mother-Daughter Tea. The girls participated in Intramurals, wear- ing white sweaters with red Pi Gamma Phi letters. At their May banquet, officers for 1963-64 were announced. I JY? . W., Mrs. Helen Wheeler Sponsor With a theme of The Roaring Twen1ies, Pi Gamma Phi. members welcomed guests to Mrs. Mary Knobelsdorf the Charleston Club for the fall semester sorority rush parties. CO-Sponsor I44

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Rho Delta Chi Extends Activity List l Mrs. lrma Dee Everts, sponsor: Patricia Irwin, chaplain: Sandra Blair, historian: Martha Marks, historian: Karen Barnes, pledge mistress: Mary Ann Musumeci, pledge mistress: Alice Cerda, reporter. The social whirl opened for the youngest sorority on campus with the formal initiation of new members, sweetheart, and mascots in Octo- ber. A December tea honored mothers of RHO DELTA CHI members, and wives of the Adminis- trators. High point of the year was the March dance when President Carolyn Perchard was crowned queen of the Shamrock Ball. Eagerly awaiting the announcement of new officers, the sorority staged their spring banquet in May. At almost every Rho Delta function, Mrs. Irma Dee Everts, sponsor, was recognized for her contributions to the sorority. ll-41 u Lorraine Holloman drops radiant Cynthia Susie Hoppin, best pledge of the fall semester, as President Carolyn Perchard looks on. ,- .Q . 1 I ,., 1 1 Q ffl, PU 'fue' ix iii- Q SI? DNFJSWS Reigning over the Isle of Emerald Mist, Queen Carolyn Perchard is surrounded by her court at the Shamrock Ball, March 16. The top five sorority officers, left to right, Patricia Weaver, Sara Sale, Carolyn Perchard, Lorraine Holloman, and Francine Morris, comprise the court. I46