KAPPA ALPHA THETA
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Alpha Chi Theta's
CENTENNIAL
WEEKEND SCRAPBOOK
From May 22-24, the Alpha Chi Chapter house was buzzing as over 300
alumnae and active members came to celebrate the 100th anniversary
of the founding of our chapter. There were constant hugs, laughter, and
memory sharing. A banner at the front of 607 Russell Street welcomed
everyone. At right, the pledge class of 2003 took advantage of the photo
op. Back row, from left: Julia Andert '03, Anna McClintic Martin '03,
Chanda Metzer Johnson '03, Lindsay Anderson Soares '03, Emily King
Conner '03, Megan Ramaker Dumas '03 (who traveled the furthest,
6,982 miles from South Korea), Chelsea Ferrie Yount '03, Sarah Walter
'03, Beth Maher Swainson '03, and Beth Heis Sammons '03.
Below is a sampling of the photographs taken.
To see all of the photos, visit www.alphachithetas.org.
From above left, clockwise: Classes from 1968 to 1974 joined together
for their Friday night dinner; the classes of 1959 and 1960 on a tour;
Ren Edwards '65 by the statues at the Class of 1950 lecture hall;
members of the class of 1961 at Harry's; Thetas from 1976 to 1978 at
lunch on the patio.
Copies of the Centennial video, held
above, or the centennial journal can
be ordered at $10 each on the Alpha
Chi website or by sending a check to
FCB at the address on back page.
Above from left, Alpha Chi's enjoyed shopping at the Authors & Artists Boutique; Judy
Beckstrand Rush '59 with the Centennial video she purchased; models from the Fashions
through the Decades Show were a hit; Bottom from left, Centennial Photographer Barbara
Keenan Brock '60 with Marcia Erickson Weber '62 from the Centennial Committee, Jeffie
Seward Bellows '64 presenting a 1935 Theta song book that belonged to her mother to Alpha
Chi's Archivist Marilynn Dammon; Madison Bishop '14, one of the actives leading campus
tours; Ruthie Crane Utti '62 and Kay Kenady Sanger '62, creators of the Centennial Video;
Patty Lindbloom Schwegman '00, who co-chaired the Boutique with Kay Kenady Sanger '62;
and Barbara Johnson Burlingame '68 with House Director Linda Doyle.
