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The Year '''1977''' in review for Phi Sigma Pi.
 
The Year '''1977''' in review for Phi Sigma Pi.
  
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* [[Alpha Chapter]] was reactivated coeducational and [[Laura Abney]] was the first female inducted as an active Brother. [[Tau Chapter]] was the first existing chapter to induct a female honorary member, [[Clauda Pennock Todd]], [[Tau]] 879, wife of [[Richard C. Todd]]. [[Clauda Pennock Todd|Ms. Todd]] was affectionately known as Sweetheart.
  
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* '''October 7 -''' At [[1977 National Convention|National Convention]] in Washington, D. C., under the leadership of President [[Richard J. Donald]], [[Iota]] 800, the National Constitution was amended to admit eligible females, thus ensuring that Phi Sigma Pi would remain an honor fraternity.
  
  
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[[1976|1976 in Review]]  |  [[1978|1978 in Review]]
 
 
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[[Category:National History]]

Latest revision as of 17:14, 8 January 2012

1977: The Year in Review
National President Richard J. Donald
Torchia Recipients Iota, Sigma, Tau
DSK Recipients
New Chapters
Reactivated Chapters Alpha

The Year 1977 in review for Phi Sigma Pi.

1977

October

  • October 7 - At National Convention in Washington, D. C., under the leadership of President Richard J. Donald, Iota 800, the National Constitution was amended to admit eligible females, thus ensuring that Phi Sigma Pi would remain an honor fraternity.