ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER OF ALPHA DELTA PI AT OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY SPRING 2017 The Remember Why Alpha Omicron Is Important to You Project Manager and Architect Chosen for the Campaign S ince the Pride in Our Past, Building Our Legacy capital campaign was publicly announced in November, we have been inspired by our sisters who are living out the creed of Alpha Delta Pi. As a result of your gifts received, we have raised $724,890. With nearly 9% participation to date, we can only imagine what will be accomplished as more sisters join our efforts to reach our $1 million goal. The House Corporation (HC) Board and the capital campaign committee are working hard to ensure campaign details will seamlessly come together. Chad Pepper has been named our project manager and we are coordinating with him to reach our objectives and stay on our projected timeline. We have also selected an architect for final design—Newcomb Architects. They have completed survey of our property and finished a soil sampling. Newcomb will ultimately allow for a more efficient utilization of our property and provide modern design options. Financing options are still being researched for this project, so stay tuned as more details come to fruition. Choosing to give is a big decision, but choosing to be a member at Alpha Omicron was an even bigger one, and giving is a way to celebrate our membership in Alpha Delta Pi. If you have yet to show your financial support to the campaign, we encourage you to consider the influences Alpha Omicron has had on your life. Sisters, we ask you to think about your career, your best friend, your family; would these be the same if ADPi had not been part of your life? To those who have already given, thank you! Please consider seeking out a sister whose name you do not see on the donor list and ask her to join you in supporting Alpha Omicron. While we are so grateful to the 186 donors, we look to those who have already given to help inspire those who have yet to participate. Together we can provide safety and a competitive advantage to the Alpha Omicron Chapter. The creed of Alpha Delta Pi guided us as collegians, and it continues to bind us today. It is our shared character, principles, and values that are making it possible for us to create a current Alpha Omicron Chapter house that is beautiful in appearance. The pride and connection we all feel toward Alpha Omicron will undoubtedly pull us together to raise $1 million—a sum necessary to not just reach our goal but to break ground in May 2019! We hope as you look back and recall your best ADPi memories with your sisters, you will want to become a part of this movement. Please use the enclosed pledge card to make your commitment today or donate online at okstate.alphadeltapi. org/Page/AOExpansionDONATE. Remember, all gifts directly impact Alpha Omicron’s mission and all gifts are 100% tax deductible through the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation. Love and Loyally, Connie Staff Stiegler ’64 Campaign Co-Chairman [email protected]| (405) 880-3669 Amy Slusher Greene ’94 Campaign Co-Chairman [email protected]| (918) 691-8000 P.S. Take a look to the right to read why Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75 gave—we hope her story will inspire you to give as well. (Continued on page 3) I believe in Alpha Delta Pi. I believe that my sorority is more than a ritual or a symbol; that it is a way of life. Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75 Endows in Alpha Omicron’s Future F or Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75, Alpha Delta Pi is more than just a network of talented young women, it’s a family. “The minute that I stepped into the Chapter house for that first time, I knew that ADPi was the sorority for me,” she says. “I was in heaven and I was wearing blue and white that day—it was destiny that I be an ADPi.” Arlene has countless fond memories from her undergraduate years, and it goes to show that her experience with the women of Alpha Omicron has made her into the woman she is today. After graduation from Oklahoma State University, Arlene served as an Alpha Delta Pi traveling collegiate secretary (now known as a leadership consultant) from 1978-79. “That allowed me the once-in-a-lifetime experience of actually petting a full-grown king of the jungle lion on the campus of University of North Alabama during my very first chapter visit,” she says. “The year as a TCS also launched my lifelong career in student affairs.” Arlene, her husband, Chuck, and their two sons, Ben and Chris. Alumna Encourages Sisters to Become Involved I believe that the privilege of membership in Alpha Delta Pi brings the responsibility to do my best in whatever I undertake... I believe that our motto, “We Live for Each Other,” expresses the true spirit of fraternity; and that by living this motto my life will be enriched...
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ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER OF ALPHA DELTA PI AT OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
SPRING 2017
The
Remember Why Alpha Omicron Is Important to You
Project Manager and Architect Chosen for the Campaign
Since the Pride in Our Past, Building Our Legacy capital campaign was publicly announced in November, we have been
inspired by our sisters who are living out the creed of Alpha Delta Pi. As a result of your gifts received, we have raised $724,890. With nearly 9% participation to date, we can only imagine what will be accomplished as more sisters join our efforts to reach our $1 million goal.
The House Corporation (HC) Board and the capital campaign committee are working hard to ensure campaign details will seamlessly come together. Chad Pepper has been named our project manager and we are coordinating with him to reach our objectives and stay on our projected timeline. We have also selected an architect for final design—Newcomb Architects. They have completed survey of our property and finished a soil sampling. Newcomb will ultimately allow for a more efficient utilization of our property and provide modern design options. Financing options are still being researched for this project, so stay tuned as more details come to fruition.
Choosing to give is a big decision, but choosing to be a member at Alpha Omicron was an even bigger one, and giving is a way to celebrate our membership in Alpha Delta Pi. If you have yet to show your financial support to the campaign, we encourage you to consider the influences Alpha Omicron has had on your life. Sisters, we ask you to think about your career, your best friend, your family; would these be the same if ADPi had not been part of your life?
To those who have already given, thank you! Please consider seeking out a sister whose name you do not see on the donor list and ask her to join you in supporting Alpha Omicron. While we are so grateful to the 186 donors, we look to those who have already given to help inspire those who have yet to participate.
Together we can provide safety and a competitive advantage to the Alpha Omicron Chapter. The creed of Alpha Delta Pi guided us as collegians, and it continues to bind us today. It is our shared character, principles, and values that are making it possible for us to create a current Alpha Omicron Chapter house that is beautiful in appearance. The pride and connection we all feel toward Alpha Omicron will undoubtedly pull us together to raise $1 million—a sum necessary to not just reach our goal but to break ground in May 2019!
We hope as you look back and recall your best ADPi memories with your sisters, you will want to become a part of this movement. Please use the enclosed pledge card to make your commitment today or donate online at okstate.alphadeltapi.org/Page/AOExpansionDONATE. Remember, all gifts directly impact Alpha Omicron’s mission and all gifts are 100% tax deductible through the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation.
Love and Loyally,Connie Staff Stiegler ’64Campaign [email protected] | (405) 880-3669
P.S. Take a look to the right to read why Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75 gave—we hope her story will inspire you to give as well. (Continued on page 3)
I believe in Alpha Delta Pi. I believe that my sorority is more than a ritual or a
symbol; that it is a way of life.
Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75
Endows in Alpha Omicron’s Future
For Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75, Alpha Delta Pi is more than just a network of talented young women, it’s
a family. “The minute that I stepped into the Chapter house for that first time, I knew that ADPi was the sorority for me,” she says. “I was in heaven and I was wearing blue and white that day—it was destiny that I be an ADPi.” Arlene has countless fond memories from her undergraduate years, and it goes to show that her experience with the women of Alpha Omicron has made her into the woman she is today.
After graduation from Oklahoma State University, Arlene served as an Alpha Delta Pi traveling collegiate secretary (now known as a leadership consultant) from 1978-79. “That allowed me the once-in-a-lifetime experience of actually petting a full-grown king of the jungle lion on the campus of University of North Alabama during my very first chapter visit,” she says. “The year as a TCS also launched my lifelong career in student affairs.”
Arlene, her husband, Chuck, and their two sons, Ben and Chris.
Alumna Encourages Sisters to Become Involved
I believe that the privilege of membership in Alpha Delta Pi
brings the responsibility to do my best in whatever I undertake...
I believe that our motto, “We Live for Each Other,” expresses the true spirit
of fraternity; and that by living this motto my life will be enriched...
2The Lion’s Share
Thank You, LoYaL SiSTerS, For ConTribuTing $724,890
Founders Circle ($50,000 and above) Teresa Colpitts Smith ’80 Amy Slusher Greene ’94 Amy Cook ’97
Black Diamond ($25,000 to $49,999) Marthanelle Chastain Jones, University of Oklahoma ’61 Connie Staff Stiegler ’64 Jack Family Gift Michelle Jack White ’69 Sydnee Jack ’70 Miller Family Gift Retta Miller ’72 Pamela Miller Ardern ’73 In memory of Glenna Gibson Ott ’71
Lions Pride ($15,000 to $24,999) McCall Family Gift Mary J. Barnes McCall ’66 Caroline McCall Moore ’02 In memory of Mary Barnes ’66 Welch Family Gift Shirley Welch Hastings ’69 Linda Welch Ablard ’72 Brenda Welch Yazel ’75 Peggy Welch Fenderson ’77 In memory of Robert WelchKay Weidenmaier Smith ’72 Paula Kendrick ’72 Tamara Wooten-Anderson ’84
Violet Sisters ($10,000 to $14,999) Alpha Omicron Undergraduate Chapter Sara Suggs Bohannon ’56 In honor of Marthanelle Chastain Jones Janet R. Clark ’65 Janet Clary Hall ’66 Diane Fatheree ’74
Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75 Janice Ruth Hayes Killman ’76 Nancy Sitler ’76 Pamela LaBorde Benjamin ’77 In memory of Pam Harris Kadane ’77 Kim Harris Hurst ’77 Stacy Noel ’77 Marcia Booker Walker ’79 Louise Baxter Linihan ’82 Terry Seidle Slagle ’82
Azure Blue and White ($5,000 to $9,999) Ruth Ann Morton Willsey ’51 Almeda Kessler Crook ’54 In honor of Nancy Hunt Wirth ’54 Sarah McCuiston Jacob ’56 Anna Fitzgerald Barton ’57 Donna Peery Cummins ’58 Jerry Banks Williams ’63 Carol Elliott Evans ’64 Barbara Gregory Andrews ’76 Nancy Atkinson Slusher, Kansas State University ’76 In memory of Janet Jones Peterson, Kansas State University ’44 Lisa Lowe Johnson ’77 In memory of Pam Harris Kadane ’77 Suzanne Hall Lewis ’77 In memory of Dorothy Jean Stewart ’76 Michelle Morgan ’77 Penny Stricklin Ewerling ’78 Abbe Williams Riggin ’78 Jane Bode Wrede ’78 Gwen Shoemaker Niemann ’80 Elizabeth Marquardt Chandler ’82 Kevyn L. Colburn ’84 Nina Cherian Samuel ’94 Mandy Smith ’95 Jennifer Adams McGuire ’96 Lindsey Long Davidson ’07
Shining Stars ($2,500 to $4,999) Sheila Hawk Nagel In honor of Lee Ann Nagel, Texas Christian University ’06 Betty Jane Thomas Bailey ’46 Joanne Steanson Spainhower ’47 Virginia Harris Thomas ’47 Marjorye McVicker Mannering ’50 In memory of Carol Hurst Chiles ’49 Paula Wise Faillace ’57 Lucille Harris Leslie ’57 Janet Foster Moss ’61 Pat Musick ’63 Karen Weaver Plummer ’65 Dixie Shaw Thomas ’70 In memory of Karen Taggart Shaw ’65 and Glenna Gibson Ott ’71 Bolay Family Gift Mignon Rogers Bolay ’73 Macay Bolay McComas ’01 Sharon Slater Koehler ’76 Ginger Phelps Holsted ’77 Julie Hartman Schurman ’77 LaDonna Merrill Luedtke ’78 Melinda Bellinger Fritze ’79 Cheryl Meier Goris ’80 Storm Family Gift Lisa Hare Storm ’79 Meredith Storm ’04 Kay Lyn Beauchamp ’81 Nancy Moore Blocken ’81 Marcy Bullis Eldridge ’81 Jennifer Harder Wallace ’82 Courtney Yates Baugher ’83 Melissa Vanatta Hamby ’90 Stephanie Stiegler Neill ’90 Leigh Drennan DeFreitas ’93 Brandi Woods Littlejohn ’93 Lanie James ’94 Whitney Wilson Turner ’97 Lesley Davis Brooks ’98 Tesha Nixon Um ’98 Virginia Wallace Charter ’02 Morgan Ross ’04 Abby McCollom ’08
Bruce and Sheryl Benbrook In honor of Rachel Benbrook ’09 Michaelle Ingold ’09
Clasped Hands ($1,000 to $2,499) Chad Pepper Bob and Betty Nuckolls Barnes ’46 Charlene Fronkier Onstot ’50 In honor of Virginia Wallace ’40Jacqueline Morrow Ferrell ’53 Nancy Hunt Wirth ’54 Barbara Millsap Younger ’56 Sherry Yadon Chesbro ’61 Suzanne Logan Hendrix ’64 Ann Powers Mitchell ’64 Maylu Vanderwork Oakes ’73 Dana Hare Bessinger ’77 Amy Lekawski Ratzki ’77 Karen Brownlee Campbell ’78 Creech Family Gift Holly Hesser Creech ’82 Railee Creech, University of Central Oklahoma ’13 Ashlee Creech ’15Pam Bowman Hayes ’87 Sharon Wilson Campbell ’88 Karen Dobbs Miller ’91 Jennifer McClelland Henry ’92 Misty Cross Taylor ’97 Courtney Cullison ’98 Amanda Benn ’00 Amanda Yoesting Hendrix ’01 Stephanie Zuker ’04 Dee Boyd Ricker ’06 Alyssa Kelley ’08 Hanna Scandy ’08 Kristina George ’09
We are truly grateful to the following sisters who have contributed $724,890 to Alpha Delta Pi’s Pride in Our Past, Building Our Legacy campaign. Your gifts ensure the legacy you helped build lives on for many years to come.
Each donor who contributes $2,500 or more will be recognized on a plaque prominently displayed in the new Chapter house. Donors are listed by initiation year in their appropriate giving levels. If an error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been mistakenly omitted, we sincerely apologize. Please contact our campaign coordinator at [email protected] to make any corrections.
Leave a Lasting Legacy on Alpha Delta Pi CAMPAIGN STATUS AT-A-GLANCEAs of April 17, 2017
Campaign Goal$1 Million
Total Commitments$724,890
Total Contributors186
Mailable Alumnae1,613
3ALPHA DELTA PI
New Chapter Advisor Brandi Woods-Littlejohn ’93 to Replace
Melissa Vanatta Hamby ’90
Melissa Vanatta Hamby ’90 began advising the Alpha Omicron Chapter in 2000 as the Standards Advisor. She moved to the Chapter Advisor position in April 2001 and continued in that position until February 1. During her
time as an advisor, she was fortunate to see much growth and improvement in the Chapter. In addition to being Chapter Advisor, she also served as the President and the Vice President of the State Alumnae Association for many years and is a member of the Tulsa Alumnae Association.
Melissa began serving as District V Academic Resource Volunteer in November 2014. She was able to continue in her Chapter Advisor role during her time as ARV. As the new Rho II Province Director, Melissa works with the chapters at Texas Tech University, the University of North Texas, Texas Christian University, and Baylor University.
Brandi Woods-Littlejohn ’93 has served as the Financial Advisor for several years. Under her guidance, the Chapter has received several financial awards and was recently recognized as “the chapter with the best financial management.” There’s only one award given in the district out of 23 chapters. The Chapter also received the Eleanor Abbott Harris Finance Excellence award and the 0% Accounts Receivable award.
Memorial Gifts In Memory of Buster and Ruth Clary McKinney Texas Alumnae Association of Alpha Delta Pi
In Memory of Geneva Holcomb Wise ’31 Paula Wise Faillace ’57
In Memory of Catharine Benson Kingsley ’41 Tulsa Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association Ruth Ann Morton Willsey ’51 In Memory of Betty Jane Thomas Bailey ’46 Sue Hargrove Chaney, University of Oklahoma ’48 Luellyn Wright ’49 Hilda Knox Betts, Missouri State University ’50 Billie Jo Clark Hughes ’50 Ruth Ann Morton Willsey ’51 Carol Broding Burkhard ’61 Diane Redus Holcomb, Texas Christian University ’64 Nancy and Kenneth Greer Peggy Enlow Tulsa Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Association In Memory of Georgia Mae Lynn ’53 Nancy Hunt Wirth ’54
In Memory of Diana Dallam Bailey ’65 Pat Musick ’63 Karen Weaver Plummer ’65
In Memory of Claudia Gungoll Henigman ’76 Chris Blanton Lew and Myra Ward In Memory of Pam Harris Kadane ’77 Pamela LaBorde Benjamin ’77 Ginger Phelps Holsted ’77 Kim Harris Hurst ’77 Lisa Lowe Johnson ’77 Michelle Morgan ’77 Amy Lekawski Ratzki ’77 Penny Stricklin Ewerling ’78 Melinda Bellinger Fritze ’79
In Memory of Suzanne Yokum Wiese ’77 Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75 Abbe Williams Riggin ’78
In Memory of Betsy Wirth Rice ’81 Almeda Kessler Crook ’54 Nancy Hunt Wirth ’54 Louise Baxter Linihan ’82
In Memory of Patricia L. Stewart ’81 Jane Therese Bode Wrede ’78
Arlene has been at Southern Methodist University for 31 years. For the past 10 years, she has been the Associate Director of Development for the Division of Student Affairs where she raises money for priority funding initiatives of the division. “It’s about building relationships and working directly with people,” she says. Arlene has worked tirelessly over the years to help the students of SMU find their path. On Christmas Eve 2014, Arlene received a call from eight SMU alumni from her early years as an advisor for the SMU Program Council. The alumni had established a scholarship for student leaders in her honor. Their goal was to endow the scholarship so that it would be a part of SMU for the life of the institution. “It was truly one of the most monumental and inspirational moments in my journey in higher education,” she says. “I have been blessed by finding my career purpose and passion in life.”
Her enthusiasm in helping others has never faltered. In her career, she is always connecting with students and alumni to keep their passion for their alma mater alive. “A typical day is about reconnecting, reengaging, and finding that meaningful project or fund or need that resonates with a donor,” Arlene says. “It’s also
imperative that we work with our students to help them understand the importance of remaining involved and giving back to their alma mater once they graduate.”
Even outside of her career, she is dedicated to keeping the fundamentals of ADPi alive by investing in the future of the Chapter. “I want the Alpha Omicron Chapter to remain the First. Finest. Forever. on the
campus of my alma mater so that young women can continue to find the kind of sisterhood that will help shape and direct their life journeys in the most powerful and impactful ways that I know. Without a new Chapter house, I do not believe that our future as a sorority at Oklahoma State University can be guaranteed. We simply must do this and need the support of all our Alpha Omicron alumnae.”
Arlene and Chuck, her husband of 35 years, reside in Richardson, Texas. They have two sons, Ben and Chris, both graduates of SMU. Her pride and passion for the sorority has been raised exponentially because of all the outstanding women that lead the Alpha Omicron Chapter and exemplify Alpha Delta Pi’s motto—First. Finest. Forever.
Arlene Hamm Manthey ’75(Continued from page 1)
4The Lion’s Share
Alpha Omicron Continues Its Success Recruitment and Leadership Flourishes over the 2016-17 Year
Alpha Omicron has been busy this spring semester. We are in full “recruitment mode” as we had a successful Greek Discovery Day on March 25. We are looking forward to Formal Fall Recruitment and can’t wait to meet all our
new Alphas!
23 AlphasThis spring, Alpha Omicron took in 23 new Alphas, an amazing accomplishment for our Chapter. This is an extremely prestigious accomplishment for Continuous Open Recruitment. All Alphas are successfully working toward completing their Alpha education member sessions and we look forward to having them initiated.
Strong Philanthropy and AcademicsOn March 1, Alpha Omicron wrapped up our third annual Pop Tab and Drop It competition benefiting Ronald McDonald House charities. The event, which takes place every spring, consisted of different fraternities competing in a dance competition. Alpha Omicron continues to put emphasis on our Chapter GPA. For the past six semesters, Alpha Omicron has consistently raised our overall
GPA.
Successful Homecoming As loyal and true Cowboys, all Oklahoma State fans love Homecoming and Alpha Omicron is no exception. We were pleased that our Homecoming deck with the men
of Kappa Alpha Order had the most air time on ESPN. We also are pleased to announce that we are paired with the men of Pi Kappa Alpha for Homecoming 2017. We are sure our deck will be a hit this year!
Varsity Revenue and Spring SingAlpha Omicron is also very talented in the singing and dancing department! This past winter, we were paired with the men of Alpha Tau Omega for Varsity Revue. The show was a big success and we had involvement from all four grade levels of collegians! For Spring Sing 2017, we are paired with the men of FIJI and Phi Delta Theta.
Four Awards at DLCAt the District Leadership Conference, Alpha Omicron came home with various awards. AO scored high in the category of finance, taking home three awards: 0% Accounts Receivable, Finance Excellence, and Best Financial Management. We also received excellence in the category of philanthropy!
Chapter Events Alpha Omicron hosted our mothers at the Chapter house for Mom’s Day on April 8. We announced scholarship awards, crafted, and light bites were provided by the Chapter. We look forward to
hosting a members-only workshop on how to further portray the high ideals of Alpha Delta Pi through social media. We are excited to see what we learn and how Alpha Omicron can benefit!
Last but not least, it is important to mention that the Alpha Omicron sisterhood is stronger than ever. AO stresses the ideals put forth by our founding sisters and never
forgets to focus on sisterhood before all else. Here at Alpha Omicron, our members are constantly living for each other and strengthening the bonds of our sisterhood that tie us together.
Loyally, Maria Darovec ’14Chapter President [email protected](468) 855-6882
Bella Aguliar ’16, Kelsea Corely ’16, and Morgan McCaskey ’16 celebrating
an end to a great Homecoming.
Hannah Capps ’16 and Haleigh Jones ’16 celebrating another successful philanthropic
event, Pop Tab and Drop It 2017.
Peyton Thompson ’15, Elle Turnipseed ’14, and Brooke Lackey ’16 getting ready for the Spring Varsity Revue show with the men of
Alpha Tau Omega.
Madi Huffer ’14, Kaitlyn Jerome ’14, and Erin Whitehea ’14 getting ready for Greek
Discovery Day 2017.
5ALPHA DELTA PI
Two Alpha Omicron women were awarded individual awards. The recipients were announced at DLC and will be recognized at Grand Convention.
Jordan Allevato ’15Flower Mound, Texas
Alexandria Miller ’15Cypress, Texas
Mandy Truelock ’15San Antonio, Texas
Celebrating ADPi Achievements at
State Day
Congratulations to the alumnae and Delta Members who were awarded at State Day this year.
We appreciate the commitment that all of our members give and enjoy celebrating reaching our goals and acknowledging our leaders every year.
Director of Standards and EthicsAbby Brandvold ’14Heath, Texas
Director of Social EnrichmentMandy Truelock ’15League City, Texas
2017 District LeaDership conference awarDs
Allie Sadler ’13 was awarded the Dorothy Shaw Leadership Award at
DLC, which is the highest individual honor given to a collegiate member of Alpha Delta Pi.
Connie Staff Stiegler ’64 was awarded the Joan Perry Boatright Alumnae
Loyalty Award. The recipients are recognized for their personal devotion and continued service to Alpha Delta Pi.
AO’s 90th Anniversary Scholarship
Executive Officers
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Alumnae UpdateChapter Eternal
Velma Maddox Landon ’46 passed away peacefully on March 5 at the Hospice of East Texas in Tyler, Texas. Gifts of remembrance may be made to the Alpha Omicron Chapter.
Alumnae News Cherie Rees Humphries ’90 was awarded the Randy Barnard Leave the Ladder Down Award at Williams. She is the vice president of supply chain and NGL services. To read more about her award, visit: https://blog.williams.com/working-at-williams/leadership/leaving-the-ladder-down-to-foster-inclusion/.
Jamie McHoul O’Hanlon ’98 started a nonprofit, Sisters@Heart, to provide support, raise awareness, and fund research for families living with heart disease. To read more, visit:www.thesunchronicle.com/news/local_news/north-attleboro-moms-team-up-to-fight-heart-disease-stroke/article_33c51fd5-f0c4-5993-924d-0df2a401b28c.html.
Melissa Watkins Bean ’00 has an interior and architectural design firm in Tulsa, Okla., Austin Bean Design Studio. A bedroom designed by her firm was featured in the October 2016 issue of HGTV Magazine.
Save the DateOSU Homecoming
October 9-14
Alpha Delta Pi will join the men of Pi Kappa Alpha to cheer on the
Cowboys as they take on the Baylor Bears Saturday, October 14. Please join us at the Chapter house for an open house during the Walkaround on Friday, October 13.
Abri Weber ’16 and Sydney Wohlfert ’16 waiting for our Alphas on our Olympic-themed
