Zeta Amicae

As early as 1940, graduate chapters of Zeta Phi Beta had begun to realize the importance of the prestige, good will, and cooperation of women who for various reasons were not members of any Greek-letter organization. Early in 1948, there was such a group organized in Omaha, Nebraska, and they chose the Latin name, Amicae (friends). At the same time, other groups were being organized over the country and it was apparent that Zetas favored the auxiliaries. The role of the Amicae are to lend assistance to Zeta activities; to promote good public relations among Zetas and other women in the community; to make non-Greek women feel closer to the program of a Greek group; and to assure more cooperation in community affairs sponsored by Zetas.

OFFICERS
President - Audrey Walton
Vice President - Monique Arnold
Secretary - Alfreda Hollbrook
Trasurer - Darlene Burns

Other Active Members
Maranda Armstrong
Sondra Conklin
Yolanda Donegan
Regina Holcombe
Margaret Holcombe
Sheila Jacobs
Tonya Samson

Advisors: Adrienne Lassic, Chairperson, Coreen Sims, Lesia Suarez

Zeta Amicaes