THE PHOENIX Martz, delightful in appearance and manner and charmingly gracious; and Bessie Ferguson Cary, magnetic and stimulating with her brilliant and witty conversation. Marguerite Palmer and Louise Price, Charter members, added the appeal of their sweet dignity, the charm of their genteelness and cordial interest. To know these early Alphas is to feel a richer pride in Alpha Sigma Alpha. It is a challenge, a command to Give Full Measure that we may be worthy of our kinship with them. Year after year Alpha Sigma Alpha girls have observed Founders' Day. There has been beauty in that mystic, remarkable bond which has held us to their ideals and bade us honor our unknown Founders. But Founders' Day, 1933 has a greater significance. For now we know the glory of our heritage in Alpha Sigma Alpha-the wealth of comradeship with our older sisters. Wilma Wilson Sharp.
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