University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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PhiMu GRADUATES lulh Alexander, Taylor litty Siegel, Newport News, Virginia SENIORS -Margaret Glidewefl, B. Ad., Wichita Falls el€n Ramsey, A. S., Austin lorcnce Sears, A. S,, San Antonio FIRST YEAR LAW Charlotte Boeck, Austin JUNIORS Alice Brain, A. S., Humble Mary Ruth Riedel, Ed., San Antonio Grace Schulle, A. S., Austin SOPHOMORES Valdena Frye, A. S., Alamogarda, New Mexico Grace Lake, A. S., Dallas Helen Wesley, A. S., Austin PLEDGES Dorothy Caruthers, A. S., Senior, San Antonio Evelyn Autry, A. S., Junior, Houston Marie Fairbanks, A. S., Junior, San Antonio Maxine Hyer, Ed., Junior, Buckholts Norma Morse, A. S., Junior, Jenninss, Louisiana Dorothy Layton, A. S., Sophomore, Humble Dorothy Barnes, A. S., Freshman, Austin Marguerite Blackshear, A. S., Freshman, Aspermont Regina Brelsford, A. S., Freshman, Austin PLEDGES Joan Bulkley, A. S., Freshman, Houston Arnette Chote, A. S., Freshman, Austin Pdttie May Dodson, A. S., Freshman, Woodsboro Claire Foster, A. S., Freshman, Houston Bonnie Hallman, A. S., Freshman, Orangefield Janice Nixon, A. S., Freshman, San Antonio Helen Smartt, A. S., Freshman, Austin Ray Pearl Wood, A. S., Freshman, Houston B FACULTY Louise Landis Armstrong Instructor in Home Economics Blac kshear, Wesley, Lake, Frye, J,i Layton, Smartt Wood, Brelsford, Dodson, Chote, Bulkley, Nixon, Foster Page 225 •

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• • Siesel Cdruthers, Sears, Glidewell, Ramsey, Boeck Autry, Schulle, Riedel, Morse, Hyer, Brain ■ PhiMu HISTORY Phi Mu was originally the Philomathean, a local organization, founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, in 1852. The Greek name was adopted in 1904. The chapter roll includes Fifty-nine active chapters. The fraternity supports the Alpha Memorial Scholarship Fund for undergraduates, and a hHealth Mobile which operates in Georgia among unfortunate people. Phi Mu supervises the scholarship of its chapters, awarding each year a cup to the chapter having the highest scholastic standing. A graduate fellow- ship is given each year through the American Association of University Women to a graduate in any college where Phi Mu has a chapter. Phi Mu was chartered at The University of Texas in 1913. Florence Sears, President • OFFICERS President . Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Florence Sears FHelen Ramsey Alice Brain Margaret Glidewel Page 224

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• • . V 1 iri iimi 3 y PP Terry, Cox, Harris, A., Denman, Hogsett, Wilie, Lrchte, McElhannon, Hume, Simpson Morrow, Weddington, Reynolds, Harris, H., Field, Johnson, E., Archer, Grain, George, Carver Jameson, L., Russell, C, Culton, Montgomery, M., Green, K., Harrison, Schmidt, Wilder, Arnold, Patton, Russ Marshall, Sibley, Hollis, Grissom, Pierce, Gill, Lawder, Knies, Williams, Gannon, Sanders Schneider, Middleton, Fisher, Darst, Maer, Aldred, Turner, Richcy, Mcpherson, Ellis, Campbell Pi Beta Phi Oy HISTORY Pi Beta Phi was founded April 28, 1867, at Monmouth College, Monmouth, Illinois. As an organization of college women it was the first to be established as a national fraternity. In 1912 the Settlement School was founded at Gatlinburg, Tennessee, In memory of the twelve founders of Pi Beta Phi, to educate the mountain people. The fraternity maintains a graduate fellowship and a permanent undergraduate loan fund. In 1935 Texas Alpha Chapter won the Balfour Cup, the annual reward given by the fraternity to the most oustanding chapter. Texas Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi was established at The University of Texas in 1902. Lorna Hume, President OFFICERS President . . . . Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer . . . . Lorna FHume Martha Chastain Schmidt Jane Denman Mary Vaughan Montgomery Majorie Archer