University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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In 1916 the name of the yearbook was changed from the Cardinal to the Razorback, the motivation being that other schools would not recognize the annual as being from Arkansas, since the emblem of the University was the Razorback .

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PAN HELLENIC First row: Fulcher, Kenney, Dial, Fullbright. Second row: Skoog, Norton. The Women’s Panhellenic Association of the University of Arkansas is composed of two rep¬ resentatives from each sorority on the campus. At present there are seven organizations belonging to the Association. The purpose of the Association is to regulate rushing and other interfraternity matters, to pro¬ mote cooperation and good feeling between the chapters, and to work together for the good of the University and its women students. Once each year the Association holds an open meeting for all sorority girls. On these occasions some national officer of a society makes an address. Until 1927 sorority rushing was a grave problem on the University of Arkansas campus, and the Women’s Panhellenic undertook to remedy the defective system then in effect. Under the present system of rushing there is little or no friction between the sororities. Miss Martha Reid, Dean of Women at the University, is the faculty advisor for the Association, and to her should be given much credit for the success of its administration. Meet¬ ings of the Panhellenic are held once a month in the office of the Dean of Women, with Miss Reid present. Dorothy Beuse Secretary

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HONORARY