PAK Omega Chapter Snapshots: Christmas 2007

Friday, December 19, 2008

Christmas 2007

All the ladies of the Omega Chapter together for Christmas 2007.

Myrtle Loviza Alvarado and myself, Marian Love Phillips. I was Myrtle's Secret Sister. She gave me a lovely statue of Old Saint Nick.

Vera with her husband George.

Barbara Kinnebrew (deceased) opening her Christmas present from me. She was my secret sister last year.

Sorority sisters, Barbara Kinnebrew (deceased) and Chris Patin opening Christmas presents.

Pat Stamm and Barbara Kinnebrew (deceased) giving me a Christmas smile.

Catherine Turcotte, our President, talking to the sorority with her husband Roy looking on.

Vera showing off her new Christmas gift. Behind her is Nancy Luchessi and to the side, June Emerson. Our Christmas party was held at Jacques Cafe in the Park at the Battlefield Inn.

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Our Greek Letter Sorority is the foundation for furthering our education, perfecting our personalities, raising our standards of character and living, through the medium of association with girls of mutual interest and desires.

The Rituals of Pi Alpha Kappa divulge the true meaning of the objectives and ideals of Pi Alpha Kappa.

The Membership of Pi Alpha Kappa comprises a group of girls with mutual aspirations and interests, and offers a basis for friendship that may be unequaled in any other walk of life.

It is here you will be privileged to exchange views with girls of your own standard of living and be rewarded by their opinions.

What you derive from your affiliation with Pi Alpha Kappa will depend upon your reciprocity and your earnest desire to attain highter standards through the medium of this Sorority.

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"Our Father, we thank Thee for Thy bounty of blessings, not the least of which is the privilege of coming together here. We ask Thee the blessings of Wisdom, Thy most precious gift, to walk with us through our meetings and through all the days of our lives, to be with us when decisions are made, wishes and desires spoken, and above all Dear Lord, in making our choice of friends and companions. Thy strength sustains us in distress. Thy constancy is the staff upon which we lean in illness, and the knowledge that Thou are with us always gives us the courage to meet reverses and adversaries with uplifted faces and cheer in our hearts. May we have the grace to accept defeat smiling and success with humility and always be aware that except for Thy generosity there would be neither."

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