Virginia State University - Trojan Yearbook (Petersburg, VA)

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Zeta Phi Beta i t 5, A 'x Elaine Robinson, Christine Baker, Yvonne Welch Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., is an organization dedicated to the ideas of Finer Womanhood, Scholarship, and Service, and Sisterly love.It can best obtain these goals through application with other national and local organizations, therefore, Zeta Phi Beta is affiliated with the following groups: National Pan-Hellenic Council, American Council on Human Rights, National Council of Negro Women, National Organization for the Advancement of Colored People, National Council of Organization for the Aging, and Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. mmm! nfl ' 1--fra ..

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Phi Beta Sigma K, ff' Sam Graham, Stephen Banian, Benjamin Singleton, Stedman Payne. A. Langston Taylor, Leonard Morse, and Charles I. Brown had the initiative and imagination to construct and form a great organization founded January 9, 1914. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity is founded on the principle of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Service. After being in existence for only sixty years, Phi Beta Sigma has chapters all over North America, in Europe, and in Africa. Included in the National Program are Bigger and Better Business, Education and Social Action which exemplify the fraternity motto: Culture for Service and Service for Humanity. Vital to every Sigma is the concept of struggle for growth to achievement in an atmosphere of camaraderie.

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Alpha Kappa Alpha ... ','. f.13:Qg Z!x4a:. U 3 5-iff!-' if' SQL- ' iff-V ,,, ,.-5-7' ,,-- VF.-I ,gf his-b 'E.gi ,gil Qi! 4.15- YT' Row One Joyce Wxlborne Cynthia Harris, Carmaleta Kelley, Carolyn Lyons, Samuels Connie Hill Bernice Eley, Deborah Osborne, Ruby Dodson. Eason, Row Two Regina Knight Joyce Woolfolk, Valencia Preuitt, Carolyn Boone, Cassell Jordan. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority-defined formally-is a sisterhood of college women sharing the common ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. In 1908, Alpha Kappa Alpha was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C. To date, the organization has spread throughout the 50 states, Africa, and the West Indies to include 406 chapters. This year, the Alpha Epsilon Chapter at VSC, established in 1926, sponsored their first Little Miss AKA . Money rais- ed from the pageant was donated to one of its national targets-Project Sickle Cell Anemia. Among other ac- complishments during the '73-,74 school year are: tutoring at the Baptist Children's Home, providing recreation for the children at Petersburg Training School, beautifying the college campus, and steering the opening of the Sickle Cell Anemia Center which will be located at Memorial Hospital. On the Hill , Alpha Epsilon prides itself in 43 members. Evelyn Ricks. Row Three Vera Hayes Valerie Flournoy Ellen Dinah Grant, Cheryl Keen Row Four Runia Bailey Arthalla