Page 24 - 1918 February - To Dragma

TO DRAGMA OF ALPHA OMICRON PI 117

REPORT OF T H E BUSINESS MANAGER

The Business Manager begs to submit the report which you find
below. I t is indeed a pleasure to record one hundred per cent for
two chapters, Eta and Alpha Phi. The promptness and loyalty
shown by these chapters make us proud of them, while the lack of
enthusiasm and interest shown by some others make us most regretful
and not a little concerned. We now have seven life subscribers.
Don't forget that ten dollars will put your name on our roll of honor.

Oh that you all might share the business managership—its joys are
so many! I t is a fine thing to work with our Editor; not many of you
realize the service she is rendering our fraternity and the inspira-
tion she is to her associates. I t is encouraging to have working with
you a corps of assistants who with few exceptions attend to their
duties in a thorough, businesslike fashion. Such friendly, enthusiastic
letters they do write! Finally, it is gratifying to get your subscrip-
tions—to know that you are loyal to Alpha Omicron Pi and i n -
terested in her progress. You may be sure that a silent "thank you"
is sent you-ward when your money and nice notes are received. The
Business Manager thanks you one and a l l !

CAROLYN FRASER PULLING.

L I F E SUBSCRIBERS

Isabelle Henderson Stewart, Sigma.
Edith Goldsworthy, Tau.
Mary Rust, Omicron.
Merva Dolsen Hennings, Rho.
Mary Wills Scholl. Iota.
Clara A. Graeffe, Epsilon.
Grace Lawton Hubbard, Beta.

CHAPTER ALUMNiE SUBSCRIBERS PER CENT

Alpha Phi . . | 4 4 100
8 8 100
Beta I 12 7 58
39 22 56
Tau | 68 30 44
109 38
Rho | 67 24 36
132 47
Gamma . . . . j 37 36
58 13 35
Iota j | 35
77 19 33
Upsilon . . . . j 21 | 27
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Epsilon . . . . |

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