Syracuse University - Onondagan Yearbook (Syracuse, NY)

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55 § a CkCvS §$ C» f 1 ' f f ' £;t f ' § f f 9 f f f 7op row: M. Graves. M. Gilkison, B. DeLong, B. Hershberger. P. Burg, M. Burdelcin, P. Burg. M Cobourn. L. Howord. Fiffh row: E. Lawton. M. Polrick. B. Vickery. E. Rhoodes. M. Sonders. N. Toylor. H. Huey. V. Dey. D. Drought. Fourth row: M. Foote, B. Beol, J. Borber, M. Balsley. B. Blonchord. L. Stocey. J. Coldwell. 8. Loucks. E. Corwin. Third row; J. Holzworth, V. Dunning, D. Vickery. J. Tolley. D. Smith, M. Ergmonn, M. Anthony, C. Little. J. Brodshow. Second row.- J. Johnson. H. Moore, L. Porter, S. Vorah. M. Preston. U. Northrup. B. Kohler, L. Hoyword. B. Ash. G. Wilson. First row: P. Tooke. M. Ford. M. Gilkison, A. Bisgrove. A. Von Denburg. B. Boyd. E. Hitch. A. Salmon, F. Codwolloder. M. Hughes. Thoie obsen : J. Barnes. M. Bruce, B. De Lima, M. Douglas, B. Larson. G. Marion. J. McForren. D. Skerritt, A. Wentworth. J. Blodgett. M. Corter, B. Daniels. V. Robertson. Vice President — Miriam Bruce Secretary — Betty Beol Treasurer — Gobrielle Marion Alpha Phi

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•54 Top row: F. Billington. V. Schlottmon. Finf row: Dean Eunice Hilton. D. Skerritt, president. PAN-HELLENIC Pan-Hellenic was founded at Syracuse in 1904. It is a national ossociotion and is locoted in colleges and universities wlierever sororities exist. The purposes of Pan- Hellenic are to foster a feeling of friendliness and cooperotion among the sororities, to assist thenn through the exchange of ideas and to encourage good scholarship. The officers of the organization ore chosen automatically, each sorority taking its turn. The order is determined by the founding of the sorority on the Syracuse campus. Each of the twenty sororities chooses its two representatives to the council. One of the outstanding contributions Pan-Hellenic gives to the campus and sorority women is a Blue Book, which it publishes each yeor, stating the rushing rules and acquainting the freshmen with sorority conditions. This year the rules were changed, setting a limitation on the number of girls to be pledged by each house. Since 1920 Pan-Hellenic sponsored on annual bonquet at which o cup is awarded to the sorority obtolning the highest scholarship average for the year. V V ' r ;rt V Vfs ' J i wu i:Viy ( '

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.56 £ $ i 3 § f £ g 4 d ! f 9 § i i f f f c § f f ¥ f f 7 ' op row; A. Thomsen, E. Brown, C. White. J. Slouffer, V. Whipple, E. Brown. J. Huttenloch. K. Howe. Fifth row: B. Sera, D. Acheson, M. Bruce. B. Snydar, H. Kinnin. M. Munqer. C. Cossel. A. Corson. Fourth row: P. Cory. D. Becltley, L. Bomeisler, K. Betts, M, English, P. Doy. J. Robbins, G. CodwoHoder. Third row: E. Soder, M. hHuber, R. Hosty. M, Foster, D. Rooflaub. B. Johnson, E. Cromer, B. Werfeimon. Second row: R. Pine, J. Stellmon, M. Compbell, D. Groner, C. Fisher. A. Former, J. MocKoin. M. McClure. First row: F. Osborn, F. Gowing. J. Morrison, P. Patterson, M. Brugler, J. Robinson. Those absent: J. Andrews, B. Marlowe. M. York, D. Goddord. E. Cummings, B. Keefer. V. Schlottman, A. Stouffer, J. Crone, M. Peck, H. Groner. F. Lowman, H. Bill, M. Chase. A. Eraser, F. Mourer, S. Rowe, V. Thomas. President — Alice Thomsen Vice President — Eleanor Brown Secretary — Phyllis Day Treasurer — Phyllis Cory Gamma Phi Beta