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duties of the Managing Board. Here again came work for DaisyJ
as president of the Board, and she still holds that position. I

As the chapter with its wonderful progress outgrew the old house] a
actives, alumnas, and mothers urgently expressed the views that AOI1 a
should have an entirely new house in a more desirable location. Only] d
those who have managed such a step can appreciate what the Board! p
has gone through in the last two years. This splendid group of AOII,l y
has been presided over by Daisy, and through her guidance one difficult e
step after another has been worked out. To her persistent efforts; y
we owe the wonderful house which Sigma chapter now occupies. P
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To the deep regret of us all, the responsibility, the constant attention t
to detail and worry that inevitably accompany such an undertaking
proved too much for Daisy's strength. Since last October she has U
not been well, and for nearly a year has courageously sought to regain
her health. Her interest in the house and in every member, old and t
new, has never lessened, even though she seldom leaves her home and
sees very few people. However we are most sincerely grateful that J
the past few months have shown a decided improvement in her con-j
dition, and it is the hope of everyone who knows her that before long 8
she will be well.
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Her unbounded loyalty, her patience, her wisdom, her true sorority] r
spirit, the tremendous amount of time given to the interests of the!
sorority can never be told or appreciated. m

Do you Know That—

Vivian Ellis Howard (Beta Phi), has a poem, "Loneliness" in the
Spring Anthology of Poetry published by the Mitre Press, London, Eng-
land. The poem was originally published in To DRAGMA.

Peggy Parker (Rho '30), is a member of the advisory council of the
Northwestern University Foundation, a position given only to a class
leader.

Kappa chapter has the treasurer and vice president of Y.W.C.A. at
Randolph-Macon. They are Kitty Coulbourn ('32), and Virginia Boggess
('32).

Beta Phi won the scholarship cup awarded at the Indiana State
luncheon.

Mildred Frazee (Beta Phi), won the Beta Phi scholarship pin. She
had an "A—" average and was elected to Freshman Mortar Board. She
is secretary of Y.W.C.A.

Onida Grey (Xi), won the medal given to the runner-up in tennis
singles at the University of Oklahoma.

Mildred M. Lyle (Epsilon Alpha '31), is a member of the honorary
varsity basketball team.

Elizabeth Wenning (Nu Omicron), is chairman this year of Stunt
Night given annually by the girls of Vanderbilt University.

For the year 1929-30, Frances Carter ('30), was president of Student
Council; Elizabeth Wenning ('30), was president of Chi Delta Phi; Eliza-
beth Frazier ('30), was president of Bachelor Maides, a junior-senior social
club. These girls are members of Nu Omicron.