The Totem, UBC Yearbook, 1932 - waughfamily.ca

F:J uNIvv11swrLuMI1rFU. B, C. Panhellenic AssociationHE U,B,C, Panhellenic Association was established on thiscampus in 1928 to benefit the fraternities of the college and tounify the interests of fraternity and non-fraternity women by cooperation between its members.The Association is composed of three delegates, (one alumnae,one senior, and one lower class woman), from each chapter ofthe national fraternities on the campus and from each recognizedlocal sorority.During this college year of 193 1-1932 the executive has beenas follows: Honorary President, Dean Bollert; President, IsabelBescoby, Alpha Phi; Vice-President, Frances Darling, Kappa AlphaTheta; Secretary-Treasurer, Irene Ramage, Alpha Delta Pi.At present the Association is composed of representatives ofeight international fraternities: Alpha Delta Pi, which wascolonized on this campus in 1931 and which has at present twentysixmembers on the campus; Alpha Gamma Delta which colonizedat U.B.C. in 1930 and which now has twenty-seven collegiate members; Alpha Omicron Pi, a local internationalized in 1931, withsixteen members at present; Alpha Phi, a local until 1929, nowwith twenty-seven members at U.B.C.; Delta Gamma, internationalized in 1928, which has twenty-four active members atpresent: Gamma Phi Beta, which entered U.B.C. as an internationalsorority in 1928, and now has twenty-four campus members;Kappa Alpha Theta, established here in 1930, which now hastwenty-one women on the campus; and Kappa Kappa Gammawhich was affiliated at U,B.C. as an international fraternity in1929 and at present has thirty-two members on the campus.Every women’s fraternity has been engaged in some philanthropic work during the year. Alpha Delta Pi provided Christmashampers and presented gifts to the Children’s Hospital and to theMarpole Incurable Home. Alpha Gamma Delta held a party forunderprivileged children and gave gifts for the blind at the Incurable Hospital. Alpha Omicron Pi gave a donation to the ProvinceChristmas Fund. Alpha Phi provided hampers, clothing and toysfor three orphans. Delta Gamma entertained and gave gifts totwenty orphans. Gamma Phil Beta held a camp for twenty-fourunderprivileged children for one month at Boundary Bay duringthe summer, and also had a Christmas party for these children.Kappa Alpha Theta provided a hamper for a family with sevenchildren. Kappa Kappa Gamma donated the proceeds of a Cabaretto the underprivileged children of Seymour School.During the year Panhellenic Association has clarified its rushing rules and in general regulated intersorority matters. In the1107]( Continuer! On I’uge One Hundred and Nineteen