Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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MARTHA MILAM JANE CHESTER MARION ELLIS PEGGY HOLDER EMILY FLOWERS JANICE DODSON WANDA MAYO ELIZABETH DAVIS MARY DODSON BETTY SUE COWAN BETTY JONES PEGGY LASTER JANE KIRKSEY IMA ALEXANDER CAROLYN TOWNSEND MARTHA ANN SEWELL JANE ROBINSON NANCY McCOLLUM

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wtmmmm ela o, Of meaa f 4 2Leta Uau Mlpka HELEN KEMP BETTY JO PENNINGTON Vice-President Founded at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia, October 15, 1898. COLORS : Turquoise Blue Steel Gray. FLOWER : White Violet. Amid the colors of blue and gray the Zetas of 1957-58 have achieved success in every area of campus life. They have also deep- ened and widened their circle of friendship and love. Truly this exemplifies all of the standards which Zeta Tau Alpha represents. Her outstanding officers have guided and directed the chapter through each success- ful undertaking. Serving in leadership capacity were : Presi- dent, Helen Kemp; Vice-President, Betty Jo Pennington ; Recording Secretary, Glenda McDaniel; Corresponding Secretary, Delores Dorris; Treasurer, Carolyn Tisdale; His- torian, Joan Garey; and Rush Chairman, Shirley Pickens. Beta Omega added to its vast storehouse of memories with a Founder ' s Day Banquet, a Harvest Moon Party, a Thanksgiving bas- ket for a needy family, a Christmas break- fast party, Spring Formal depicting a Holi- day in Hawaii, a spring hayride, Mother- Daughter Luncheon, Alumnae Tea, Senior Dinner honoring the senior members of the chapter, and many other informal chap- ter get-togethers. Zeta Tau Alpha held representation in many activities on the campus. Some of these activities are : BSU, YWA, Home Eco- nomics Club, Hypatia, Business Club, Uni- versity Chorus, Footlights Club, NEA, Rut- ledge History Club, Life Service Band, and publication staffs. In rounding out the year ' s activities we of Beta Omega hope that the year of 1957-58 has been as happy and successful for others as it has been for us. GLENDA McDANIEL Recording Secretary DELORES DORRIS Corresponding Secretar, fP: CAROLYN TISDALE Treasurer JOAN GAREY Historian Not Pictured PATRICIA MORSE DIXIE CLAMPITT BARBARA DeLONG LAURA BETH HARVEY JO DORRIS BETTY McCULLEY SHIRLEY PICKENS GWENDOLYWN WEST

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Left to Right — First Row: Shirley Prince, Student Assistant; Mrs. R. H. Ward, Assistant Librarian; Miss Ruth Gibbons, Head Librarian; Mrs. Jack Farris, Library Assistant; Nancy Jeffress, Student Assistant. Second Row: Student Assistants: Judy Verner, Ellen Miles, Shirley Pickens, Lois Styers, Pat Morse, Harriet Schroeder. Third Row: Emily Flowers, Nancy Gay Smith, John Gibbons, Bassell Alexander, Demple Norvill. Not Pictured: Peggy Gallaher and Dick Wakefield. dLibraru S taPP Since the library is the focal point of the campus, an efficient staff is necessary to serve the students at all times. To render this service, sixteen students work under the supervision of Miss Ruth Gibbons, Mrs. Mabel Ward, and Mrs. Jack Farris. ••$ 104 £ •