Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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high scholastic index, to perpetuate friend- ships, and to foster a feeling of cooperation with the ideals ofthe College. During the school year, the chapter has undertaken many and varied activities. The highlight of the year for the chapter was the annual dance which was held at the Fort Wads- worth Officers' Club. As a community service, the sorority sponsored a Christmas party for the children at the Bethlehem home. ln addition to sorority activities, the mem- bers take part in other 'extra-curricular activi- ties at Wagner. Sisters will be found ranking high in all phases of student lite, it 55 ii ii W .W ,gk 15: , W Loida Bellan Marian Bellan Anne Biase 5 NLucLll'e , it Mary Cfaftone? Elaine Chatowiius Madeline Clausen Phv!li5S.aC0Sf4m29i A Floriitenpelaijey i Lois Everts Joan Fox Kathleen Gibbons Frances Gutegianst, Virginia 'Haggerty Orchids for milady. ii ,L iff 1. -rs' -iw ,i i C!-iiifters il'!ii65llB el, i M i Z ,ef it ,ii ,:-. i ze- i eo,-R-I .ire is ef., S .mee i i , i Q ' s Grace Haher 2 i Joan Harrison J une vlrjeaerd ,--Earhart-aiiHelmkfe??:i Elizabeth' Hott Carolyn Honeycutt Elaine gKovessy Dorotlqy- Luhrs Mi Edna Peterson ii-Lillian Roudi l i. ,, Dorothy! Schmidt N Marilyn Schmidt Dorothy. Qchnackenberg ix. -EEQQY 51519 it l ' mm 'HElemiSN5'NBl.lY5ii?lTlf l ' Paula Maserati QAnn Striokland Anne Mullaly .loan Sweeney H Gildam Murano Caryl Weatherdqxjfa Claratmgliiggeli izifeanmeittegw-iebolidfts Dorothy Oest illeone Yazter ' ,Q Alice Passano Dr. ldggfversoniiiiiil Stemif i ' :i Miss Anna Blahken Alpha's Homecoming float. ' ,affix fl Patricia' Plattersori

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President. . . Vice-President . . Recording Secretary . realsureiilfi. . M Corresponding Secretaries Historian . 1 .Chaplain . Guard . LWiVL: . Alpha Delia Pi ,lm w L i :az FPANCES GUTEKUNST PATRICIA iii PATTERSON Jeknriierresswiisaohorif VIRGINIA HAGGERTYX . KELAINE K VESSY 1 DOROTHYT CORELL51 . JOAN i-iARRisoNi A rA A cARoLYN,HoNi5,YcuTT - rrrr ' rrsilrr - rrr to JSZQN riii OPS lrLr Alpha Delta Pi, the oldest sorority in the United States, was founded on May 15, 1851, at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia. ln 1904, the sorority became a national organization, and there are now approximately eighty-two chapters throughout the United States and Canada, Gamma Pi Chapter ot Alpha Delta Pi, formerly the local sorority, Tau Lamba Chi, turned national on May 6, 1950, having the distinction of being the first national sorority on the Hill. The aims of Alpha Delta Pi are to develop individual responsibility to the group, to main- tain a high level of personal conduct and a sw i r gr ' af --'Sen 314 ,. 7475 ' K' 1 ' - 7 4 ,., Q. . lf P 27131 ,Q zjrj svffegaxr ,we 554 1 ' 'gym a 1 its if ---'rf 'az-' ea 4 ' ' lf A -1 , X .. , We izfi ze - ,, W ,, al . - -Q 4 .- - 3 me 1 I: ,, a eww- W e , xii? My My 44 as gr 1 y - -.-5.-

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I l l-llpha Um.ic1'u11 Pi President .... Vice-President . . . Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary. . Treasurer .... Officers JOAN ANN WEYAND . JANE MARSDEN ADELAIDE ADAMS CAROLYN REISCH . WILMA FORSTER 104 Theta Pi Chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi was initiated into the national sorority on August 14, 1951. The initiation was followed by a formal dinner at the Richmond County Country Club. Alpha Omicron Pi, an international organi- zation since 1930, was founded in 1897 at Barnard College. A member of the National Panhellenic, Alpha Omicron Pi is affiliated with twenty other national sororities which comprise the Panhellenic group. Theta Pi Chapter strives for maintenance of sound Christian living, scholastic achieve-