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Identifier

Kanza1971_172

Object Type

Yearbook

Creation Date

1-1-1971

Description

A 1971 Kanza yearbook page showing photographs of Alpha Kappa Alpha's members and Brenda Wright, President of the Panhellenic Council and first runner up in the Miss Pitt State Contest.

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ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA

Miss Bold Black is one of the members

Alpha Kappa Alpha is the world's oldest college-based sorority founded by Negro women. The Beta Nu chapter at KSC experienced a year packed with honors and awards. AKA Darlene Diggs was chosen as Miss Bold Black and Brenda Wright was elected President of the Panhellenic Council. The sisterhood held a Homecoming party and their annual Black and White Ball. At both Thanksgiving and Christmas, the organization distributed baskets of food to needy families. The members of Alpha Kappa Alpha also played an active role in promoting the black students at Kansas State College.

[Photo descriptions]

[Photo 1] Alpha Kappa Alpha's were proud to have Brenda Wright, first runner up in the Miss Pitt State Contest, on the sorority's 1971 roster.

[Photo 2] FRONT ROW: Sherrill L. Randolph, Irelene D. Swain, Slvyia L. Williams. SECOND ROW: Deborah A. Hopkins, Sharon P. Heard, Darlene V. Diggs, Cynthia L. Tucker, Sandra Davis, Linda K. Person. BACK ROW: Ann K. Sanders, Patricia Bayliss, Brenda J. Hall, Millicent L. Knight, Brenda K. Wright. Not pictured: Anita M. Armstrong, Joyce M. Cunningham, Eleanor V. Davis, Sandra Lewis, Genetta J. Springer, Barbara J. Warren, Deborah A. White.

[Photo 3] Anita M. Armstrong, Darlene V. Diggs, Sondra L. Diggs, Deborah A. Hopkins, Linda K. Person.

Sherrill L . Randolph, Ann K. Sanders, Irelene D. Swain, Barbara J. Warren, Sylvia L. Williams, Brenda K. Wright.

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