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To the alumnae chapter sending in the most life subscriptions from
among alumnae (initiates or compulsory life subscriptions will not count),
we will give one life subscription. You will be free to give that to
whom you please—to a model pledge, a deserving alumnae president,
to the pledge with the highest scholarships or a faithful alumna who is
ill. But! six subscriptions will constitute a minimum for the prize.
Watch the barometer! Who will win?
Lucille Ziegelmaier Haertel, Tau '19
Alice Stanley Dunham, Gamma '24
Marjorie T. Bartlett, Chi '22
Vivian Strahm Smith, Phi '14
Maud Moseley, Upsilon '24
Helen Brooks Boyce, Rho '21
Eunice Jane Getzelman, Eta '22
Emma McGregor Beard, Zeta Ex.'23
Anna Cordelia Stafford, Theta Ex.'12
Irene C. Cuneo, Lambda '14
Daisy ^hcTtv, <^/ln appreciation
Hy £igma Qhapter
rN 1902 DAISY MANSFIELD joined
Alpha Beta Sigma, the local sorority
at the University of California which
in 1907 became Sigma chapter of Alpha
Omicron Pi. Through all these years
the sorority has received the benefits of
her loyalty and devotion. Shortly after
her graduation and marriage to Norman
Shaw she began her activities as an
alumna, becoming alumna adviser to the
active group. For two years she lived
next door to the house, and the girls
depended on her splendid judgment and
constantly sought her advice. Many
ulo!nyT"taci*hlL-?TL9nme™!moaaoin'And',uPuShfmmh1oa,e0eucn ,nstdSeStOith<st0oatja»twhhn>crh-rda*ocsru«.Cgahshliaavhpectnrer. times over the tea cups in her home
were discussed the problems and joys
of the chapter. As though that were not
enough, for three years Daisy managed
turnpH ° "P t C r h summer session as a rooming house and
USe d m m
°ver a S T * ™ >E g i f t t 0 t h e g i r l s t h e r e s u l t s o f h e r e f f o r t s a sum wel1
home f ? u s a n d d°Nars. This was done even though she had a large
far fr o v v n *? c a r e f o r a n d despite the fact that her health was
° m good. With the purchasing of the house came the arduous
