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  • Thursday, December 5,1968 Zeta Tau Alpha Has Large Philanthropic Program THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 11 What is now the Zeta Iota chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha began as Gamma Sigma Omicron. Gamma Sigma Omicron was introduced to the campus in the Homecoming parade on Oct 9, 1965. The formal initiation took place on Oct 17, 1965, with the aid of Mr. Frank J. S. Maturo. Nelda Harris served as president The other officers were: vice-president, Dava Massey; secretary, Treva McCausley; treasurer, Betty Davis; historian, Judy Hiatt; chaplain, Linda Needham. Other sisters were; Betty Sandlin, Shirley Thomas, and Susan Lowe. Sponsors were Mrs. Jane Nagy and Mrs. Margaret Mc- Devit The sisters chose as their flower the pink carnation and pink and white as their colors. On May 18, 1966, Gamma Sigma Omicron became a colony of Zeta Tau Alpha National Womens' Fraternity. From that point they worked until the day of their initiation which took place on the weekend of Oct 29,1966. Following the initiation a banquet was held at the Maggie Valley Lodge at Maggie Valley. On Oct 30, 1966, a reception was given honoring the sisters. This event culmanated the installation weekend. Zeta Iota Chapter is the 130th chapter granted and the 4th in the state. Other chapters are located at Duke University, Lenoir Rhyne and High Point colleges. Zeta's colors are turquoise and gray and its flower is the white violet The aims of ZTA, listed in its charter as a legal corporation, are to intensify friendship, to foster a spirit of love, to promote happiness, and to aspire to a purer and nobler womanhood. Zeta Tau Alpha was founded in 1898 at Longwood College, Farmville, Virginia. It was the first woman's fraternity to be chartered in the state of Virginia and the only one ever to be granted a charter by SDecial act of legislature. Baby Cup for being one of the newer chapters of the 136 chapters. The representatives for this event were Julie Roberts and Mrs. Anthony Brown. Zeta Iota's general advisor is Mrs. Bill Curtain, membership advisor, Mrs. Geza Nagy. The officers of ZTA are Jean- nie McDaniel, president, Julie Roberts, vice president, Sally Stroup, secretary, Linda S. Allen, treasurer, and Joyce A- dams, historian. This year ZTA celebrates its 70th anniversary. The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation was charted as a nonprofit corporation in 1954 to provide scholarships to college students. Since its chartering, the Foundation has made 135 grants on 68 campuses of more than $30,000. ZTA has an extensive philanthropic program. The fraternity has worked closely with the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults, Inc. first publishing a "Manual of Cerebral Palsy Equipment" and underwriting its world-wide distribution. This past year Zeta has participated in many campus activities—Student Government, Carolettes, Panhellanic, Talent Shows, Homecoming activities, bloodmobile and others. ROBERT E. LEE—SPIRITUAL FOUNDER OF KAPPA ALPHA Kappa Alpha Still Holds To Southern Tradition Kappa Alpha Order was founded on Dec. 21, 1865, at what is now known as Washington and Lee University. The four founders of the Order sought to perpetuate the ideals of Christian virtue as exemplified in the life of spiritual founder Robert E, Lee. Kappa Alpha differs from other Greek organizations in the fact that it was founded as an Order, in its conception, differing from a typical fraternity. The motto is "Dieu et les Dames" or "God and Womanhood," and the flowers are the magnolia blossom and the red rose. The order's colors are crimson and old gold. From Washington and Lee University 103 years ago Kappa Alpha has expanded to 86 active chapters. Prominent brothers include Dean Rusk, J. Edgar Hoover, Admiral Richard E. Byrd, Pat Boone, Randolph Scott, and Clark Clifford. Kappa Alpha at Western Carolina originated with the formation of Kappa Alpha Pi local fraternity in the spring of 1963. KAPi was chartered as Delta Alpha chapter of Kappa Alpha Order on Oct 2, 1964, and has since grown to its present membership of 47 active brothers. In its first year at WCU the KAPi local won both the most outstanding and Greek scholarship awards. Both awards were repeated the following year after the chapter had gone national. Since that time the KA brothers have won two outstanding Intramural Trophies and the 1966 best Greek Organization Award. The Chapter has distinguished itself this year by being the only Greek organization on campus to own and operate a fraternity house. Pi Kapps Move Oil On Campus Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity was founded at the College of Charleston, South Carolina by Andrew Alexander Kroeg, Simon Fogarty, and L. Harry Mlxor. Pi Kappa Phi migrated to the west and was organized as a national fraternity at the University of California at Berkeley in 1907. The national fraternity now encompasses over 70 collegiate chapters. Lambda Sigma Nu was chartered as a local fraternity at WCU spring quarter, 1965 by William George Mueller. In the winter of 1965, less than one year after being chartered as a local fraternity, Lambda Sigma Nu became a Pi Kappa Phi colony. On November 12, 1966, it became Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. The advisers of the WCU Chapter are Dr. William Felcher, Dr. Joseph Basset, and Mr. Anthony Brown, who is also serving as area delegate of the Western North Carolina district of Pi Kappa Phi. Gamma Epsilon's publication, "The Gamma Epic," wen third place in Pi Kappa Phi national competition. Less than two years after the Gamma Epsilon chapter was chartered, its brothers received national recognition by winning the Champion Master Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. It is the youngest chapter in the history of the fraternity to receive this award. This award signifies excellence in both campus and national office relationships. The brothers strive to assume responsibility in community, campus, and national affairs. GRAND BA1U00M - UNIVERSITY CENTER TONIGHT 8 til 12 \0 & & STARRING THE THIRD ANNUAL PI KAPPA ALPHA CHRISTMAS DAHCE & SHOW CATAUNAS >b % *//> $2 Couple $1.50 Stag FREE DOOR PRIZES . GIRLS HAVE LATE PERMISSION
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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