Tift College - Chiaroscuro Yearbook (Forsyth, GA)

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THETA CHI IIIVIEIS ANNE AYERS . . . Pre.vidmIl BEVERLY JOI-INs1'oN . ...... Secretary MARINEI. SMITH . . ALICE VALJGIIN . . . Tn-amrrr ANNIE LAURIE GRANT . . Ilfardm . . . . . Marshal MEMBERS ANNE AYERs ANNIE LAURIE GRANT EvEI,vN DAvIs BEVERLY JOHNSTON HONORARY DR. C. L. MCGIN'I'X' DR, L. B. STABLER DR. P. F. DAVIS DR. H. A. MCCULLOUGII Dk. LEsI.IE S. VVILLIAMS DR. W. M. CASKEY Dk. O. D. W7R1XY The Theta Chi Omega Honor Society was organized in 1920 for the purpose of encourag- ing a high standard of scholarship and of pro- moting the highest ideals. Membership in the society consists of bona fide members of the HAZHI, MCKINNON NIARINIZI. SMIIII DoRo'I'IIv REcIs'rIzR AI.1cE VAUGIIN MENIBERS Miss FI.oIIA WAI.IaAvEN Mus. JUNE B. WALI. MIss EI,sIE RAGAN MR. W. W. SEWARII, JR. MISS ZIPPORAI-I Kmn MR. G. P. NVIIATI.m' MISS EUGENIA STONE junior and senior classes. In addition to scholarship, character, general attitude, interest and participation in college activities are taken into consideration in determining the eligibility of students for this society.

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Glee Club members are selected by audition. Three main concerts are given during the year: at Christmas, Founder's Week-end, and Grand Concert. The Chapel Choir is composed of the leading voices from the Glee Club. The girls repre- sent the college at various churches throughout the state, are featured on radio programs, and furnish entertainment for civic organizations and the USO centers. The Chapel Choir in- cludes: Jeanne Mavity, President, Emily Holmes, Vice-President, Celeste Johnson, Sec- retary and Treasurer, Helen Scott, Librarian. Other members are Carolyn Alexander, Wilma Nelle Baker, Hazel McKi nnon , Betty Benson, Bonell Smith, Jeanette McNeil, Helen Scott, Angeline Ashe, Gwen Hartsfield, Beverly Johnston, Celeste Johnson, Sibyle Mitchell, Pauline Dunlclin, Ellen Wallace. 79

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GAMMA PI CAST Rum' EI.r,l5N WA1.1.Acra . .... Direflor BoNm.l. Smmi . . . Worihy Playwright Alpha Psi Omega was organized as an hon- orary dramatic fraternity in order to provide an honor society for those doing a high stand- ard of work in dramatics, to cultivate a taste for drama, to foster the cultural values which we believe dramatics develops, and to unite the dramatic forces of the college and university theatres throughout the United States and Canada. Miss I-IELEN STRICKLAND . . Honorable Prompfcr Miss DOROTHY BAILEY . . Ilonorary Member No fraternity has a better right to bear Greek letters than a dramatic fraternity, for it was in ancient Greece that drama became a definite part of the art and culture of the civilized world. The coat-of-arms is the stage of a Greek theatre. Across the frieze is writ- ten the Greek motto which means Seek a life useful. The badge is a monogram of the first letter in the motto, Alpha, Psi, and Omega, AlPHA PSI IIIVIEBA