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The 1956-1958 Council pose together after being elected during the 1956 National Convention. They are: Ruth Armstrong Harris, Director of Philanthropies; Frances Fatout Alexander, Director of Chapters; Clara O. Pierce, Executive Secretary; Eleanore Goodridge Campbell, President; Virginia Parker Blanchard, Vice-President; Catherine Alt Schultz, Director of Membership; and Claire Drew Walker, Director of Alumnae. This photograph was published in the 1956 Autumn issue of the Key, on pg. 196.

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Dr. Howard Rusk, Chairman of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, poses with two unidentified women wearing dresses. Dr. Rusk spoke at the Philanthropy Dinner at the 1956 National Convention.

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Dr. Howard Rusk, Chairman of the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, poses with Fraternity President Edith Reese Crabtree and his wife, Gladys Houck Rusk. Dr. Rusk spoke at the Philanthropy Dinner at the 1956 National Convention.

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Province Directors of Alumnae pose with awards they accepted on behalf of alumnae groups in their provinces who could not attend the 1956 National Convention. They are (left to right): Doris Kirkham Brokaw, Harriet French Browne, Kay Wolf Luce, unidentified, and Jean Kronenberg Mears.

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Delegates accept the Greatest Chapter Improvement awards won by their chapters at the 1956 National Convention in Swampscott, Massachusetts. They are (left to right): Elleanor Walker, representing Beta Xi which received an honorable mention, Ann L. Wescott, representing Delta Beta which received an honorable mention, Margaret Kelley, representing Delta Phi which won the award, and Monica Savageau, representing Gamma Tau, which was runner-up. This photograph was featured on page 201 of the Autumn 1956 issue of The Key.

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Bay area alumnae Sally Foss Haskell, Pam Sturgis, Sally Ives, Pat Crosby Keiver, Marjorie Hudson Lapham, Daisy Martin Kirkpatrick, and Alice Hemmings Harrell pose together in Boston. These alumnae travelled to Boston to meet Kappas arriving by train for the 1956 National Convention. This photograph was featured on page 166 of the Autumn 1956 issue of The Key.

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Convention attendees pose together after accepting the Advisory Board Awards won by their chapters at the 1956 National Convention in Swampscott, Massachusetts. They are: Virginia Burris, representing Chi which received an honorable mention, Nancy Hunger, representing Iota which received an honorable mention, Gay Messina, representing Delta Eta which won the award, and Alice Pitman, Delta Eta adviser. This photograph was featured on page 200 of the Autumn 1956 issue of The Key.

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A white arch with a dove in the middle and a key in the keystone is set up for the Candlelight Banquet at the 1956 National Convention in Swampscott, Massachusetts.

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Convention attendees pose together after accepting the Efficiency Awards won by their chapters at the 1956 National Convention in Swampscott, Massachusetts. They are: Bette Harvey, representing Beta Nu which was the runner-up, Katherine Lehman, representing Beta Upsilon which won the award, and Eleanor Palm, representing Beta Lambda, which was also runner-up. This photograph was featured on page 202 of the Autumn 1956 issue of The Key.

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Chairman of Graduate Counselors Marjorie Matson Converse poses with Counselors Constance Schmidt, Ann Rixey, and Janice Camenisch Keil during the 1956 National Convention in Swampscott, Massachusetts. This photograph was featured on page 190 of the Autumn 1956 issue of The Key.