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Sigma Kappa Sorority, 1984. Hard cover, 52 p. Very good/ NO dust jacket. Glossy red paper over boards with gold lettering on front. Covers have light chipping to the color along the front hinge, the top and bottom of spine and corner tips. Light overall scuffing and soiling to covers as well with a tiny bit of chipping to the edges. Binding tight. Pages clean and unmarked. NOT Ex-library. NO remainder marks. [From Foreword] Poetry is an ancient art - perhaps the oldest of the arts. It appeals both to the emotions and the intellect. Its material is language, the most durable of any art, the most human, and surely the most beautiful. . . . Sigma Kappa from its earliest years has had members who loved and exercised the art of poetry. The little volume now offered is a memorial of past achievement and a recognition of present interest in the ancient art. It contains verses grave and gay, thoughtful and mirthful, brilliant and tender. It represents many Chapters of Sigma Kappa and many years of its history. It shows a not unimportant phase of the life of the Sorority. We present it to readers who may here find their own ideals and meditations expressed in the rhythmic words of others, and especially to the college public as the poetic expression of a collegiate organization. Includes works by the following: Nedra A. Barnhart, Bonnie Potter Bliffert, Rachel Drake Bollinger, Naomi Hollems Booth, Doris Anderson Carlson; Mary Low Carver, Louise Coburn, Ruth Koontz Cordis, Florence E. Dunn, Ruth Ann Ware Greig, Marcella Hartman, Ethelyn Miller Hartwich, Bettye Jane Kendall Heitz, Grace Ada Small Houlder, Alice Cole Kleene; Vicki Lynn Dietz Krehbiel, Diana Lee, Jean Norris Malloy, Marjorie M. Miller, Lorah S. Monroe, Joan Muniz, Susan All, Lillian M. Perkins, Phyllis Mahn Potter, Ann Wolf Rich, Mary Frances Doyle Robinson, Hila Helen Small, Goldie Capers Smith, Grace Coburn Smith, Kristin Varley, Lenora Groesbeck Walters, Elise Fellows White, Francis Marshall Wigmore. Seller Inventory # 20210128013
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