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Gamma Eta Chapter Delegate Katherine Milliren proudly reports successful recruitment practices, and a growing college campus. Among their priorities was fundraising for a new chapter house, aided by the Spokane Alumnae Association. Gamma Eta remained very active in campus clubs, including the Women's League and Women's Athletic Association.

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Gamma Gamma Chapter Alternate Delegate outlines a successful recruitment season, and the fine academic standing of her chapter. She lists members representing Kappa in various college activities.

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Gamma Omega Chapter Delegate proudly reports her chapter as the head of scholarship for 1926, as well as successful budgeting system and involvement in campus clubs.

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Gamma Kappa Chapter Delegate Dorothy Peairs thanks the National Director of Provinces for her visit to their chapter, which inspired them and aided in solving some of their problems. With a growing campus, a new honorary society, and higher scholastic standards, Gamma Kappa was able to participate in many new campus groups.

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Beta Phi Chapter Delegate Eloise Walker discusses competition with Sigma Kappa for the national scholarship cup. Her chapter spent the previous two years raising funds, participating in campus activities, and encouraging members to join honorary societies.

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Beta Pi Chapter Delegate Marion Peacock discusses achievements of the past year, including winning the scholarship cup for the third consecutive year. Their members remained active in student government. As a small chapter, Peacock expresses her belief that their bonds were stronger and more intimate.

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Gamma Nu Chapter Delegate Nelda Hickman reports on her chapter's high academic standing, as they continued to hold the first place in scholarship on their campus. Their members were also involved in honorary societies, extracurricular activities, and sports.

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Beta Theta Chapter Delegate Frances Murphy discusses the recent achievements of her chapter, including a successful recruitment season, and possession of the scholarship cup.

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Beta Omicron Chapter Delegate Winder Dudley discusses member involvement in campus honor societies, activities, and student government. Beta Omicron had a successful recruitment season, but was suspended by Panhellenic for infringement of recruitment rules. A highlight of the year was a chapter visit by Mrs. Harris.

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Beta Xi Chapter Delegate Margaret Caldwell attributes her chapter's new house to the Austin Alumnae Association, who assisted them in raising funds. It was the first Greek chapter house on the University of Texas campus. Ten members made the honor role, many were involved in campus activities, and several were elected to the student government.