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

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. . . Includes Charity Work, Contests Promising their loyalty to Rho Delta Chi, sorority sweetheart Dickie Huck, far left, and mascots, left to right, Robert Oefinger, Mark Herman, and Stephen Hamilton repeat their pledge to Carolyn Percharcl. Pleased to meet you, Miss Universe, says Barbara Mc- Elroy to Margaret Mokry. Joyce Stendebach and Sandra Blair watch the meeting. Winning titles, aiding charities, and sponsor- ing a variety of social activities filled an eventful school year for Rho Delta Chi. Royce Dornwell was selected as the SAC candidate for queen ot the international Ambassadors Council, and the title of Miss Posture remained in the sorority when Francine Morris was chosen replacing last year's winner, Sandra Blair. Lambda Epsilon Phi fraternity chose Madeline Wood and Carolyn Per- chard for its sweethearts. During the Christmas season, members spread the holiday spirit by taking toys to the children at the Mission Road Foundation School. Top row: Margaret Cotham, Bar- bara Crenwelge, Royce Dornwell, Maxine Gorneau, J. D. Grantham. as Second row: Cheryl Hauf- ler, Helen Hoofard, Cyn- thia Hoppin, Carole Miller, Margaret Mokry, Sharron Pierce. Bottom row: Ronnie Potvin, Jo Ann Slatter, Martha True, Valerie Varoft, Mary Williamson, Sandra Zim- merman. I47

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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

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'Hawaiian' Sigmas Rush Prospects Top row: Mrs. Vivian Rudisill and Mrs. Zula Vizard, sponsors, Virginia Varney, Jackie Blount, Cholly Terrell, Gail Whitney. Second row: Beverly Burns, George Ann Martin, Jeanne Barger, Judy Camps, Carole Goodlett, Sally Close, Frances Herring. Prospective initiates for Sigma Phi sorority were welcomed by members dressed in muu-muus and leis and were treated to some punch made from an old Hawaiian recipe. !!JSEN3 ' L Beverly Burns, Pat Hamrick, Cholly Terrell, and Virginia Varney act as the clean up detail and gather the remains of the initiation. 8 Maintaining their sorority motto of friendship, SIGMA PHI ALPHA TAU filled the year with many assorted activities. At an Hawaiian style rush party, sorority members, dressed in muu-muus and leis, welcomed prospective members at the start of the year. Just before Christmas the girls gave their annual Winter White formal, Frosted Fantasy, at which their sweetheart William Osborne, mascots Bob Conrad and Ken Oehler, and Sigma honorees were introduced by best pledge Hettie Mary Jordon. They also sponsored a needy family for the Yule season.