Sigma Gamma Rho Founders Exam Questions And Answers

MARY LOU ALLISON GARDNER LITTLE - ANS Raised by her family friend because both of her parents were killed when she was three. She graduated from Shortridge High School. The Loving Cup Award is presented at each Boule to the chapter reporting the most successful program. DOROTHY HANLEY WHITESIDE - ANS She also started her own millinery business and worked with her church and various organizations. After the death of her husband, she ran their business from and returned to teaching in 1959 where she remained until her retirement in 1970. VIVIAN IRENE WHITE MARBURY - ANS She received a B.S. from Butler University and a Master's from Columbia University in New York city. Her professional career included teaching at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Director of Practice Training of teachers from Butler University, Indianapolis University and Indianapolis State University. NANNIE MAE GAHN JOHNSON - ANS In 1923, she received her first teaching assignment and over the years she was promoted to principal of one of the largest elementary schools in Indianapolis. She was also very involved with many clubs and organizations dedicated to community service and retired in 1966. HATTIE MAE ANNETTE DULIN REDFORD - ANS She taught one year in Terra Haute, and thirty-seven years in Indianapolis, Indiana. She was Grand Epistoleus, Grand Tamiochus, Financial Consultant and received various awards and honors for the sorority. BESSIE MAE DOWNEY RHOADES MARTIN - ANS the youngest of six children and attended grade school in Indianapolis. She graduated from the Manual training High School and the City Teachers Normal. CUBENA McCLURE - ANS She won the Gregg Scholarship, which she planned to use to attend Columbia University, but due to illness she could not accept the scholarship.McClure was talented in art and she helped to design the Sorority pin. She died very young on August 24, 1924.