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Originally Posted by ellebud
First of all, thank you. I think that I would have benefited from being in any house because, as the years have passed I am still friends with a few of my sisters and I benefitted in many ways from my membership. And life has a way of working its' way out.
I will say that I transferred to the school across town and reaffiliated there. During my senior year 1970s we pledged a Black girl. She was NOT the first btw. Pat (her first name) was also involved with the BSU. She informed us that on campus SHE couldn't recognize us or acknowledge us. I graduated before I heard the end of the story.
Our first Black girl, who graduated in the late sixties, was a former Miss Teen USA, or California...perhaps runner up? Obviously she was stunning. During rush when we had our scrapbooks out, somehow her picture was always showing. NOT because she was Black...because she was drop dead gorgeous.
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So "Pat" joined and didn't want to let people know she was a member? I know this was back when it was common to wait a semester for initiation, so I'm guessing you don't know how that story ended? Seems like a good way to not get initiated as a sister and not have to worry about anyone knowing.