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Volume:
Vol. 40
Number:
No. 4
Date/Date Range:
06/00/1937
Era:
1930s
20th Century
Language:
English
Notes:
112
Publication Type:
The Lyre
Reference Date:
06/00/1937
The Lyre of Alpha Chi Omega, Vol. 40, No. 4, June 1937
Before You Read
Your Lyre-
WE WISH to acknowledge our
THE LYRE
indebtedness to the Great North-
ern Railway Company for the un-
usual picture "Monarchs of the
of
Past" used herein as the frontis-
piece.
ALPHA CHI OMEGA
Efforts were made to obtain
pictures of all delegates to con-
vention for this issue but were
Theodora Maltbie Collins, Editor
not successful. However we do
present all but three of the active
Vol. 40
No. 4
delegates and a goodly proportion
of the alumnae ones, This "Who's
June, 1937
Who at Convention" series will
be reprinted and included in the
CONTENTS
loose leaf folder together with the
Monarchs of the Past
210
first issue of the convention Daily
at the time of registration at con-
Your Convention Alphabet
211
vention headquarters, Heretofore
the daily paper has been called
Who's Who at Convention
212
The Transcript but it will prob-
"The Bucking Bronc"
225
ably appear under a different
name because of the fact that it
A X Olympians
226
will have to be in mimeograph
form and much more informal in
Visiting the Collegiate Chapters with Our Counsellors 227
tone than previous convention
Interesting Alpha Chis
235
news has been. Three additional
issues will be distributed during
Poems by Alpha Chis
238
our five days at Many Glaciers
Alpha Epsilon Alpha's Scholarship Girl
241
Hotel.
As has been usual in the June
Eklektas
242
issue for the past few years, we
A X Observations
247
present many pictures of our ac-
tive chapter members who have
Editorial
249
won honors during the season.
We deeply regret that at many
Fifteen Chapters Receive Scholarship Awards
250
of the colleges, election to honor-
Special Honors and Events
251
ary groups is held too late in the
year to be included at this time.
Rushing Chairmen
282
Again we have had to hold
over the articles on The Lincoln
Marriages
283
Cathedral Choir and the Book-
Births
284
Reviews promised for this issue,
because of lack of space.
In Memoriam
284
Your attention is called to the
Eklekta section and to the fact
Our Calendar
285
that the winner of the poetry
Fraternity Directory
286
award can not be announced un-
til convention.
It is hoped that many active
chapters have sent contributions
to the song contest announced on
Entered as second-class matter May 19, 1913, at the postoffice
at Menasha, Wisconsin, under the Act of March 3, 1897.
page 127 of the April issue. A
Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for
good Panhellenic song is greatly
in Section 1103, Act of October 3. 1917, authorized July 31,
desired for use at convention, and
1918.
entries must reach our National
Subscription price per year $2.00, payable in advance. Per
copy. 50 cents.
President by June 10.
THE LYRE is published in January, April, June, and Novem-
Will all Alpha Chi Omegas
ber, by the George Banta Publishing Company, at 450-458
please use the page listing the
Ahnaip Street, Menasha, Wisconsin. All matters for publica-
tion should be in the hands of the editor by the fifteenth of
names of Rushing Chairmen?
September, the fifteenth of November, the thirty-firs of Janu-
Your help is earnestly solicited
ary, and the first of April.
by the active groups.
T.M.C.