Page 5 - To Dragma November 1924

SCHOLASTIC HONORS AMONG OUR LAST
YEAR'S SENIORS

ZETA

G LADYS R I C E , '24, was elected to Phi Beta Kappa as well as
Pi Lambda Theta this spring. Gladys was our president
last year, and one of the truest and most f a i t h f u l of Alpha O's.

IOTA
Iota is very proud of her latest Phi Beta Kappa, Dorothy
Dickinson, '25. Not only does she have the honor of wearing
the key, but she has the distinction of having attained it in her
junior year.

Dorothy is a temperamental girl with unlimited ability i n
many lines. Among other things last year she was made a
member of Mortar Board, senior honorary organization, presi-
dent of Theta Sigma Phi, honorary journalistic, and sponsor of
Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman scholastic sorority.

I t is very proper that one who has done so much on the
campus should be Iota's new house president. Her versatility,
executive ability, and charming personality will lead Iota to big
things on the campus.

W i t h all her activities Dorothy has time f o r her many friends
and is very popular. This year she is writing an editorial a day
for the Daily Mini and meets every day with the student honor
commission. She takes first place i n everything she attempts,
showing the spirit of A O I I .

TAU
Now and then, during intervals of a half dozen years or
so, there comes into every fraternity a g i r l who is remarkable
because of her talents, her character, and her power to lead
and inspire others. Since her initiation into Tau Chapter of
Alpha Omicron Pi, in the spring of her freshman year at
Minnesota. Grace O'Brien has been an active influence in the
lives of her sorority sisters. She was. f r o m the beginning,
well-known and well-liked on the campus, being a member of
the Freshman Commission and of the Women's Student Gov-
ernment Association. I n her sophomore year, she was very
active in Y . W . C. A . work, and was a member of the cabinet.
She was also, that year, treasurer of the fraternity.