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  • Jean Hess Wells, Vice President 1970-1972, Director of Chapters 1972-1976, Fraternity President 1976-1980, (Charlotte) Joyce Thomas (Fuller), Fi The idea to colonize on the Athens campus was conceived at the 1946 General Convention. The invitation from the university’s administration came that December,
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  • ...pa alumna, " writes Ethel modestly, "made illustrative charts to go to the convention along with information about the university." ...eligible to compete. Material and credentials were shown at the Sun Valley Convention. By unanimous vote Delta Lambda's petition was accepted.
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  • Jo Ann Pflug (Woolery), 1972—actress who played Lt. Maria “Dish” Schneiderstar in the movie versio ...ng of movies of the newly built Kappa Hearthstone at Winter Park, the 33rd Convention at Hot Springs, and the film that Lambda Phi sent with its petition.
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  • ...University of Utah. The petition had been accepted at the Colorado Springs Convention of 1932. ...one named Lillian, E-Illinois Wesleyan, who had taken the petition to the convention. A special song, known as “The Garden Gate Song,” was part of the petit
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  • ...Mrs. Esmiol, with a three-weeks-old baby at home, left for the Swampscott Convention to present the petition. On November 4, 1932, installation of Delta Zeta ch The new community involvement was evident in 1971 and 1972 when Delta Zetas began to tutor students at the Brockhurst Boys Ranch in Gr
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  • ...leaders during the next decade. In 1961 the chapter hosted the Mu Province Convention which was attended by Fraternity President Mary Turner Whitney, Cincinnati, ...e-time U.S. Junior golf Champion (1969, 1970 and 1971) and a member of the 1972 Curtis Cup team; Cissie Collins (Catherine), named one of the outstanding a
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  • ...ty and petitioned Kappa Kappa Gamma. The petition was approved at the 1930 Convention. A story in the Montreal Star in 1972 described fraternities and sororities as the “last gasp of elitist societ
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  • ...Women’s College became a coordinate of Trinity in 1930. Between 1930 and 1972, women at Duke had an autonomous student government, a Y.W.C.A., and all li ...d vice versa. Women were allowed to live off campus for the first time. In 1972, the colleges were officially closed, and by fall all students returned as
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  • ...1962, Expert in nutrition and family economics; Betty Jane McKenty Wylie, 1972, Playwright; founded Canadian Association for Children with Learning Disabi A new organization known as the Greek Council was formed in 1972, developing from the recognition that fraternity life could be stronger if
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  • ...an), Field Secretary 1966-1968; Margaret Hayes (Burnstad), Field Secretary 1972-1974; Leah Yelverton (Simpson), Field Secretary 1980-1982; Rev. Deanie Walb ...er honor and a large silver tray was presented to her. It was announced at Convention in 1968 that a $500 graduate fellowship in her name would be given by Gamma
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  • Lucy Guild Toberman, 1972; Public relations expert; women's and special features editor for Los Angel ...in the history of the Fraternity to attend as hostess chapter its initial convention at Mills College in Oakland the summer of 1926.
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  • ...e Brubeck, Graduate Counselor, 1970-1971, 1975-1976, Field Secretary, 1971-1972, Fraternity Executive Director, 1987-2000, Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation Exe ...February 16, 1923, the state of Virginia was in Beta Province. The General Convention at the Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, created Lambda Province to include Mar
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  • (1880-1972) ...offices from 1918-1920; World War I had started, and by vote Kappa held no Convention in 1918.
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  • ...c Congress (1949-1955), the American Association of University Women (1951-1972), and the Girl Scouts (1963-1973), and she wrote several handbooks on parli ..., which contained letters from Council to alumnae, was published. The 1938 Convention saw the start of a new bequest program. And at Sun Valley, conventioneers w
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  • ..._Little_Barbeck.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Louise Little Barbeck, President 1968-1972]] When Louise Little Barbeck became President (1968-1972), she was faced almost immediately with the reorganization of Fraternity He
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  • ...ry Turner Whitney in reprinting the Book of Ritual after the Convention of 1972, piquing her interest in and study of Greek philosophy. Jean developed a sl ...anding of its significance, beauty and meaning. A Ritual Award is given at Convention in honor and memory of Jean.
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  • ...s, Chairman of Chapter Pledge Programs, Director of Field Representatives (1972-1974), Director of Membership (1974-1978), and Director of Chapters (1978-1 ...y celebrated its centennial, with a special dinner and program at the 1982 Convention.
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  • ...ry (1970-1972), followed by two terms as Chairman of Fraternity Education (1972-1976). She went on to serve as Gamma Province Director of Chapters (1976-19 ...rent avenues, the Fraternity’s right to be a single-gender organization. Convention programming dealt with the larger women’s issues facing members and incre
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  • ...ed to Council in 1972, Marian served as Director of Personnel (Standards) (1972-1976), Director of Field Representatives (1976-1978), Director of Membershi ...t, encouraging all members to be “Kappa Proud,” her theme for the 1988 Convention.
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  • Kappa Kappa Gamma first presented the Alumnae Achievement Awards at the 1946 Convention on Mackinac Island, Michigan, recognizing alumna members for outstanding co |1972
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