Sigma Chapter's officers for this year
Arizona State University Chapters Plan to Host Visiting Marching Bands
are Kathy Jones, president; Patricia Bickhart, vice-president; Patricia Do-
bat, secretary; Mary Ash, treasurer;
Judy Kippola, historian; Ruth McMahon, chaplain; and Laura Bates, senior
By Don Noller
advisor.
It's another busy year for the Ivlv'"!'
The TBS actives have been making a real effort to get acquainted with
and TBi chapters at Arizona State University, Tempe. Activity began with
the new girls of the band. We gave a
the first day of marching rehearsals in September, when approximately twenty
tea so that all the new band girls could have a chance to meet everyone.
KK^ and TBil actives participated in a training team to teach new band
We also established a "big sister" pro
gram so that each new girl has some
members the basic march movements
one she can turn to if any questions
used by the Sun Devil Band. Each
or problems arise.
member of the team worked individ
As a fund-raising project the TBS
ually with three new members. This year was the first time the training team idea has been tried, and because
of its success—not only in shaping up the band faster, but as a morale booster as well—the directors, Mr. Harold Hines and Mr. Ronald Holloway have said that they would like to continue to incorporate it in the future. Another item on ASU's agenda this year is the very pleasant experience of hosting visiting bands from four schools: San Jose State College, Texas Western College, Utah State University, and the University of Utah. In charge of a committee to plan welcomes for the bands are Charles Steele and Mary Ash.
members have been selling refresh ments to the hot and weary band
project of the year was an all university
members during the break each day in the marching rehearsal. The Sigma Chapter is anxiously looking forward to many events. We will have a chance to help welcome five guest bands during the football season. We hope to have several joint projects and activities with the Beta Omicron Chapter of KlOk located here
dance held in the Memorial
at Arizona State University.
n,. Arizona State U. Marching Band in Los Angeles Coliseum
man, Charles Steele, Tom Roth, and Larry Mabbitt. Beta Omicron's first fund-raising Union
Ballroom, Friday, October 19. Music for the dance was supplied by a band made up of KK•^^ actives. Proceeds were put into the chapters' Sun Devil Band scholarship fund.
The planning of a trip to the Grand Canyon, in conjunction with the forth coming national convention to be held
TBSigma Adopts Project
at our sister institution, the University of Arizona at Tucson, is another im portant project of Beta Omicron Chapt-
The Sigma Chapter of TB2£ at Arizone State University has been striving this year to mix spirit and friendliness with the busy schedule of eight home football games and many additional
ter of KK'>k. Working on the arrange ments for this trip are brothers Fred Capps, Richmond Johnson, Garth Tall-
By Sherry Flanagan
activities.
Arizona State University Marching Band, Harold Hines, director
All in all, we think it will be a prof itable and wonderful year for everyone connected with the Arizona State Uni
versity Sun Devil Band.
KKPsi Alumni Chapter Established at E.N.M.U. The second Alumni chapter of KKT was installed during the District III Convention held at Eastern New Mex
ico University on Sunday afternoon. May 13. The charter members of the chapter were former members of the Beta Lambda Chapter located at East
ern New Mexico University. Grand President Eloren Thompson, Jr., their director, was the installing officer for the alumni chapter. With his remarks on their past and future he gave added enthusiasm to this fine group as he presented their charter. Grand President Floren Thompson was assisted in
the installation cere
mony by A. Frank Martin, ExecutiveSecretary, who presented to the mem
bers their Alumni membership cards. The chapter will be known as the
Omega Beta Alumni Chapter of KK^^. The charter members of this chapter were John M. Bealmear, George H. Hill, Paul R. Summersgill, Howard K. Reed, John M. Estes, Richard E. Felts, David
Mathis, James Rook Reed,
Charles Higdon, Norvil Howell, John Stockdale, Fred Stockdale, Joe L. Car roll, Jim Priest, Jess Lara, Bill Maxey,
