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At Southern District convention we find: Front row: Elisabeth Frasier (MO),
Martha Rodcn ( N O ) , Margaret Whiteman (NO), Mary B. Allison (NO), Mary A Hie
Taylor ( K O ) , Minnie Lundy ( K 0 ) , Harriet Shepherd ( K O ) , Rebecca Wright ( K ) ,
Virginia Boggess ( K ) , Marguerite Collens ( K ) . Middle roiv: Frances Ewing (NO),
Mildred Cisco (NO), Louise Perry ( 0 ) , Dorothy Adams ( 0 ) , Elisabeth Smith ( T A ) ,
L i n d a flejf Terry ( K ) , Z/e/en Johnston ( T A ) , Elisabeth Markey ( A l l ) , Edif/t Walthall
( K ) , Eleanor Powell ( K ) , LiV/ian Morris ( 0 ) , Elisabeth Williams ( K O ) . Boc* roa/:
/ante PnV<? (IT), Beverly Walton ( I I ) , £ / J I > Morrison ( T A ) , Gertrude Moore ( T A ) ,
Jfamfc H . Baskervill ( K ) , £ / / e n Bamett Timmons ( T A ) , R n m M SWtfc ( T A ) ,
£ ' / c » Goodman ( K O ) , Rosebud de Milly ( A l l ) , Margaret Baskervill Green ( A l l ) ,

Caroline McKellar ( K O ) , L i / y Meadors ( 0 ) .

Southern Qhapters ^quest a
Pledge ^Manual

By GERTRUDE MOORE, TOM De/fa

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H E business of the convention of the Southern District of Alpha
Omicron Pi was discussed in five morning meetings under the
leadership of Mrs. Baskervill, District Superintendent, and Mrs.
Terry, substituting for Alumnae District Superintendent.

National feeling as a fraternity was discussed. A l l chapters agreed
that there is a continued increase in national consciousness. The fact
that the welfare or misfortune of one chapter concerns all others,
especially in the district, was stressed.

The various means by which each chapter seeks to attain high
standards of scholarship, such as by posted grades, supervised study
hours, special coaches in certain subjects and fines for failure, were