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THE KEY VOL 94 NO 1 SPRING 1977.Pdf The Key of Kappa Kappa Gamma EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL Vol. 94, No. 1, Spring 1977 The .first college wo men 's magazine. Published continuously Stnce 1882 Fraternity Headquarters, 530 East Town St., Columbus, OH 43215. (Mailing address : P.O. Box 2079, Columbus, OH 43216) Send all editorial material and corre­ spondence to the: EDITOR-Mrs. David B. Selby, 6750 Merwin Place, Worthington, OH 43085 Send all active chapter news and pictures to: Alums greeting Sandy Hartman, rushee and new pledge of ET­ ACTIVE CHAPTER EDITOR-Mrs. Willis C. Mississippi State. Left to right: Carrie Evans, ET Membership Pflugh, Jr., 2359 Juan St., San Diego, CA Adviser; Betty Jane Gary, 6P -Mississippi Membership Adviser; 92103 Kay McMahon, ET Personnel Adviser; and Ellen Weatherly, ET Send all alumnae news and pictures to: Chapter Council adviser. ALUMNAE EDITOR-Mrs. Robert Whittaker, 683 Vance Av ., Wyckoff, NJ 07481 Send all business items and change of address, six weeks prior to month of publica­ Building Kappas- tion to FRATERNITY HEADQUARTERS-P.O. Box In intramural competition, KKC 2079, Columbus, OH 43216. (Duplicate Active Viewpoint were football champs and took trophi copies cannot be sent to replace those in volleyball and softball. undelivered through failure to send advance notice.) Second class postage paid at Co­ Kappa is a kaleidoscope of many per­ The Kappa Fraternity philanthropy lumbus, OH and at additional mailing offices. sonalities opening a door to friendship rehabilitation. Here in Columbia, t Copyright, Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity and sisterhood. In Kappa, a girl will get Rusk Rehab Center is our special pre 1977. Price $1 .50 single copy. Deadline to know many. From the many, true ect. We give a Valentine's Day party f dates are August 1, November 1, February 1, friendships will grow in direct proportion and April 1 for Fall, Winter, Spring and Sum­ the patients at the center. The Kap mer issues respectively. Printed in U.S.A. to the amount she gives and cares. Yet Pickers are always a big hit there. Tt FRATERNITY COUNCIL Kappa does not want to mold or limit its service is so worthwhile, and much fu PRESIDENT-Mrs. Robert Wells, 4830 Jett members. Quite the contrary, it is our After all, working together means ft Rd . N.W., Atlanta, GA 30327 hope that Kappa will help them to strive VICE PRESIDENT- Mrs. Philip C. Bird, 41 5 for Kappas, and our special events a S. Howes St ., Apt. 1 203, Ft. Collins, CO and grow. always anticipated. The Phi Psi 50 80521 Scholarship is just one of these oppor­ Monmouth Duo, pumpkin carolin TREASURER-Mrs. Robert Koke, 607 Entwi­ tunities for personal growth and accom­ sle Ct., Westminster, Wilmington, DE 19808 plishment. Everyone's prime objective Summer Weld, 6P -Mississippi acti~ DIRECTOR OF ALUMNAE-Mrs. John A. in college is to learn. Realizing this, Kap­ dressed as flower at carnival party duril Barry, Rt. 1, Box 87W, Newfoundland, PA Epsilon Tau colonization rush. 18445 pa puts a high priority on the academic DIRECTOR OF CHAPTERS-Mrs. Durmont facet of your life. Larson, 9413 N.E. 14th, Bellevue, WA 98004 Even though a girl is a member of the DIRECTOR OF FIELD REPRESENTA­ TIVES-Mrs. Charles E. Williams, 2821 Kappa house, she also has a respon­ Alcazar, N.E., Albuquerque, NM 8711 0 sibility to bettering her campus. Active DIRECTOR OF MEMBERSHIP-Mrs. Kappas are involved in everything from Charles Nitschke, 6570 Plesenton Dr., the porn porn squad and Tiger Hostesses Worthington, OH 43085 to school government, Little Sisters DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL-Mrs. Dirk Toile, 2902 Captiva Dr., Sarasota, FL 33581 groups, choirs, charity drives and stu­ DIRECTOR OF PHILANTHROPIES-Mrs. dent publications. Involvement like this James C. Prior, 565 Sea Queen Dr., Lake enables KKGs to be named to such hon­ Havasu City, AZ 86403 oraries as Mortar Board, Fanfare for TABLE OF CONTENTS Fifty and many others. Building Kappas-a Shared Ex perience I Still, the Kappas pull together well as a Cou ncil Highlights . 7 New Chapters. 8 house. After winning most of the spirit Campus Highlights . .... II events during Homecoming festivities Ca lendars .. 19 last fall, KKG came home with the Ca ree r Repo rt : Banki ng . 20 Alumnae News . 26 coveted spirit trophy. To top off a great Fraternity Standing Co mmiuees .......... 34 week, our own Jennifer Drumm M embe rship Direc tory ............ ....... 39 Mitchell was crowned Homecoming Queen!!! parties featuring a visit from Claus and our dear housemother, C., and the Christmas Formal are semester biggies. Springtime , square dance, Greek Sing, parents , Greek Week, Sigma Chi Der­ • and the bike race, to name a few. course, each school year starts off the excitement and togetherness of week. From the first time the come on Bid Day, they are made of what Kappa means to us. A pledge has a special older girl to on as a guide to Kappa-her key- and her pledge mom. are breakfasts, a surprise pledge meetings, exchanges, skating , and much more. Pledgeship Stained glass window in the home of Lou Alexander Helman, b. A­ to initiation, a very special time. Miami, Assistant to Director of Membership. are three stages in sorority life: p, active days and all the Alumnae Viewpoint of being an alumna. When a girl As the sun shines through the blue fleur-de-lis in the stained glass window A Shared Experience of our old Victorian house (pictured above), it casts a kaleidoscope of colors. Mizzou, she's bound to find a when you return fat and the other five These colers dance and change in re­ alum in any place she lives. still are, too!!! Kappa is . the place sponse to the sun's progression across is so many things, it's difficult where you can wear your jeans that the sky. Of course, when gazing at this exactly. Kappa is . meet­ shrank and not be embarrassed. Kappa is window, I always think happily of Kappa, another girl with glasses as thick as . coming downstairs in a brand new but today the fleur-de-lis and its reflec­ r own. Kappa is . taking the time dress and being GLAD to see a sister has tion take on a different meaning. little things like lacing up a sister's as good taste as you do!!! And Kappa is For years I thought that our active skates. Kappa is . your two . becoming a good listener. chapters, like the lovely leaded-glass friends snickering at the top of the Our life is a myriad of experiences. We fleur-de-lis, were reason enough for rs as you go out with your big crush laugh at some, we cry as the result of being, and that the prime purpose of our the first time. Kappa is . learning others. Our feelings, our emotions are a Fraternity was to promote the growth of the actives aren't as straight as you part of Kappa; likewise, Kappa becomes chapters. As rush chairman my senior Kappa is . someone to lean a part of us. year, I thought that actives and alumnae Kappa is . six sisters going on a (Taken from a rush presentation by 8- should work towards chapter growth and r diet and not feeling quite so bad Missouri) improvement, and that a chapter should pledge or not pledge according to its McKeller and Mary Beth Beeson at Delta Rho actives from Mississippi at wishes irregardless of repercussions Tau colonization. Epsilon Tau colonization. from alumnae. Now, as I grow older, my views are slowly changing just as the reflections of the fleur-de-lis change as the sun moves. The kaleidoscope of colors seems sym­ bolic of the kaleidoscope of feelings many alumnae have for our Fraternity. To explain their various feelings, let's explore these thoughts: Imagine that seven years have past. You are an alumnae and president of a club near an outstanding active chapter. For several years the chapter requests cookies for their evaluation sessions which your group gladly donates; how­ ever, the chapter never pledges anyone from your area. After many such one­ sided years, the alumnae club decides that its efforts aren't appreciated and stops sending cookies and stops writing references. HE KEY /SPRING 1977 1 Imagine that you have moved large metropolitan area and are a board member in the Kappa alumna sociation. For years your association monetary gifts and many references nearby chapter. According to rep the chapter didn't acknowledge gifts and no girl was ever pledged your area, so alumnae support was continued. Your new alumnae o decide to give the chapter ano chance. Communication and help ar established and bad feelings are men How long will your new board be ab persuade its membership to cont helping this chapter if the chapter's sponse is the same as before? In thinking about these situations, We're happy together, r.S-U.C.L.A. you understand the kaleidoscope of ~ ings that must exist within an alurrl organization? There are all the nat feelings of happiness and pride, love "Kappa experiences have given me the chance to develop self-confidence, sisterhood, support and devotion­ leadership abilities, and especially my appreciation of the individual. " (Paula there are also the feelings of anger, Barclay, 11-/ndiana) appointment, of being taken for gra of "why do I bother?", and despair. "Kappa developes a sense of loyalty to one's own college because of its an active chapter afford to ignore permanence on campus; it provides a forum for exchange of ideas. Most actives alumnae feelings year after year? C don't realize what alumnae life has to offer-for fraternity experience is not just afford to alienate its alumnae? A I college days; it's a lifelong experience.
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