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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Ship Happenings - Alumni Association
Please Touch Museum @ Memorial Hall Fairmount Park
Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Admit Time: 12:00 noon
Location: 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia
Cost: $15.00
Your Alumni Host: Jen Tofts ‘96
Bring the children and join us in Memorial Hall. The Please Touch Museum at Memorial Hall provides play experiences for everyone in a variety of exhibit zones. Cost includes a ticket for the fully restored 1908 carousal.
Please RSVP by: January 13, 2010.
Alumni Social & Guest Bartender Night @ The Field House, Philadelphia
Date: Thursday, March 25, 2010
Time: 5:00pm – 8:00pm
Location: 1150 Filbert St., Philadelphia
Cost: $10.00/person
Your Guest Bartenders: Jody Harpster ‘74M, Executive Vice President External Affairs; Tony Winter ’76, Interim Dean, College of Business.
Join us at The Field House for our Alumni & Friends Social and Guest Bartender Night. From Shippensburg, Dr. Jody Harpster '74M and Dr. Tony Winter ’76 will be guest bartending. Come on out for a fun social evening and support Shippensburg while enjoying the company of friends and fellow alumni. Slippery Rock University alumni will be joining us as well! Hors d'oeuvres and door prizes throughout the night. Cash bar available with special drink prices of $3 beers, $4 wines, and $5 mixed drinks. Help us prepare and let us know you'll be there - RSVP to alumni@ship.edu or phone (717) 477-1218 by March 17.
**Parking is available at Elite Parking on 11th & Filbert at a rate of $6.00 for guests. Bring your ticket to the social for validation.
Please RSVP by: March 17, 2010. Cover charge payable in advance or at the door. Help us prepare - RSVP's appreciated.
To pay by credit card, please call 717-477-1218. Checks payable to SUAA/SU Foundation. Mail to: Shippensburg University, Rife Alumni House, 1871 Old Main Dr., Shippensburg, PA 17257
Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Admit Time: 12:00 noon
Location: 4231 Avenue of the Republic, Philadelphia
Cost: $15.00
Your Alumni Host: Jen Tofts ‘96
Bring the children and join us in Memorial Hall. The Please Touch Museum at Memorial Hall provides play experiences for everyone in a variety of exhibit zones. Cost includes a ticket for the fully restored 1908 carousal.
Please RSVP by: January 13, 2010.
Alumni Social & Guest Bartender Night @ The Field House, Philadelphia
Date: Thursday, March 25, 2010
Time: 5:00pm – 8:00pm
Location: 1150 Filbert St., Philadelphia
Cost: $10.00/person
Your Guest Bartenders: Jody Harpster ‘74M, Executive Vice President External Affairs; Tony Winter ’76, Interim Dean, College of Business.
Join us at The Field House for our Alumni & Friends Social and Guest Bartender Night. From Shippensburg, Dr. Jody Harpster '74M and Dr. Tony Winter ’76 will be guest bartending. Come on out for a fun social evening and support Shippensburg while enjoying the company of friends and fellow alumni. Slippery Rock University alumni will be joining us as well! Hors d'oeuvres and door prizes throughout the night. Cash bar available with special drink prices of $3 beers, $4 wines, and $5 mixed drinks. Help us prepare and let us know you'll be there - RSVP to alumni@ship.edu or phone (717) 477-1218 by March 17.
**Parking is available at Elite Parking on 11th & Filbert at a rate of $6.00 for guests. Bring your ticket to the social for validation.
Please RSVP by: March 17, 2010. Cover charge payable in advance or at the door. Help us prepare - RSVP's appreciated.
To pay by credit card, please call 717-477-1218. Checks payable to SUAA/SU Foundation. Mail to: Shippensburg University, Rife Alumni House, 1871 Old Main Dr., Shippensburg, PA 17257
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Our AOII Founders
Which founder can you most identify with?
Helen St. Clair Mullan
A true scholare with a keen mind, Helen was destined to become a great lawyer. She was the organizational genius of the group and gave AOII its Constitution and Bylaws. As AOII's third National President, she installed many of the early chapters and promoted expansion. As the mother of two daughters, she was also prominent in New York education, serving on the Board of Education and as a Trustee of Barnard College. She was also a gifted musician.
Stella George Stern Perry
Stella was well-known for her literary talents. She was the first president of Alpha Chapter, the first National President of AOII and was elected historian of AOII for life. Artistic, dramatic and idealistic, she gave AOII's ritual simplicity and tolerance. Her work was well done as AOII's ritual is unchanged since 1897.
Elizabeth Heywood Wyman
Bess, as she was usually called, was outstanding in education, social welfare, and as a writer. Bess was the 13th National President of AOII. Prior to that she spent five years as AOII's first Registrar and established the Central Office. She was always helping others, her quiet confident manner came from an inner strength. She gave AOII sympathetic understanding, kindness, gentleness, and conscientious leadership.
Jessie Wallace Hughan
Jessie distinguished herself as a teacher and writer. She was a gallant crusader for any cause she felt was just. She was a true philanthropist and a dynamic leader. Jessie gave AOII depth and sincerity.
Happy Founders' Day!
Helen St. Clair Mullan
A true scholare with a keen mind, Helen was destined to become a great lawyer. She was the organizational genius of the group and gave AOII its Constitution and Bylaws. As AOII's third National President, she installed many of the early chapters and promoted expansion. As the mother of two daughters, she was also prominent in New York education, serving on the Board of Education and as a Trustee of Barnard College. She was also a gifted musician.
Stella George Stern Perry
Stella was well-known for her literary talents. She was the first president of Alpha Chapter, the first National President of AOII and was elected historian of AOII for life. Artistic, dramatic and idealistic, she gave AOII's ritual simplicity and tolerance. Her work was well done as AOII's ritual is unchanged since 1897.
Elizabeth Heywood Wyman
Bess, as she was usually called, was outstanding in education, social welfare, and as a writer. Bess was the 13th National President of AOII. Prior to that she spent five years as AOII's first Registrar and established the Central Office. She was always helping others, her quiet confident manner came from an inner strength. She gave AOII sympathetic understanding, kindness, gentleness, and conscientious leadership.
Jessie Wallace Hughan
Jessie distinguished herself as a teacher and writer. She was a gallant crusader for any cause she felt was just. She was a true philanthropist and a dynamic leader. Jessie gave AOII depth and sincerity.
Happy Founders' Day!
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