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...long-awaited History of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, 1870-1930, and in a Convention toast in 1932, she famously said, “Buy the History, Read the History, Nev
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...Mortar Board member and vice president of her class. She attended the 1928 Convention as delegate and became a Co-organizer (the forerunner of Chapter Consultant
...(Chapter Consultants) from 1946-1948 and became Director of Chapters from 1948-1950. She was also Ritualist and served three years as President of the San
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Beth served as 1908 Convention delegate and chapter Corresponding Secretary. She did her graduate work at
...pletion of Mu’s chapter house in 1930 and the burning of the mortgage in 1948 --- a tribute to Beth Schofield’s financing and business skills. A trust
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..._Kadel_seacrest.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Ruth Kadel Seacrest, President 1944 - 1948]]
...irmen. It was difficult to conduct Fraternity business without the General Convention.
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[[File:Helena_Flinn_Ege.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Helena Flinn Ege, President 1948-1952]]
As 26th President (1948-1952), Helena Flinn Ege was always alert to the changes demanded in a post-
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...t in the West to the Director of Alumnae (1945-1948), Director of Alumnae (1948-1952) and Director of Membership (1952-1956).
...viser from each chapter to Convention for training; the first attended the Convention of 1958. The Rehabilitation Program and its attendant scholarship aid repre
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...al of which she served as President. She became Beta Province President in 1948, Director of Chapters in 1950, and both Fraternity President and National P
...ial assignments: Mary planned and executed a model initiation for the 1956 Convention, conducted a Kappa-wide campus survey of conditions affecting fraternities,
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...sy, exciting, challenging, demanding, heartbreaking.” But the Centennial Convention of 1970 balanced the trauma of the ‘60s. Although it was shadowed by the
...e have a good chance of being placed in that category,” Lou said at that Convention. “…The Fraternity stands firm in its principles and is determined to pr
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(1948- )
...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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...s page will include links to images and materials from Kappa Kappa Gamma's Convention files.
|Image= [[File:GrandSeal.jpg|100px|link=1876_Convention|1876 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
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Given in memory of Helena Flinn Ege, Pittsburgh, Fraternity President from 1948 to 1952, it was first presented in 1956 by Helen Cornish Hutchinson, Oklaho
...a served as Director of Alumnae from 1944-1948 and as Fraternity President 1948-1952.
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!Convention Favor/Charm
|Convention determined to be a myth
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