(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Sisters also had to wear red lipstick
often called “neophyte.”
PNMs often called “neophyte.”
Kappa Gamma Chi was defunct from 1978-1988
Pledges were also expected to carry an egg at all times and could be smashed over their head at meetings by active sisters.
First KRX pins issued in ‘65.
Sisters also had to wear pink lipstick
The first woman of color in Kappa, Judy Jone
75 Marlboroughwas the Last house before the sorority became defunct.
286 Commonwealth was owned by Mrs. Walsh
Pledges were also expected to carry an baloons at all times and could be poped over their head at meetings by active sisters.
Kappa Gamma Chi was defunct from 1972-1978
Hazing was a major part of the process.
Pledges were required to Stay up late to clean the house’s large chandelier prism by prism.
Ella Fitzgerald started the Spaghetti Throw
Kappa sponsored an Ella Fitzgerald concert on campus.
During WW2 Kappas living in the college’s dorms on a floor designated for Kappa only.
75 Marlborough was owned by Mrs. Walsh
Maudella Gerwood established the Gamma Chapter at Emerson College
Rose Sapp established the Gamma Chapter at Emerson College
The first woman of color in Kappa was Judy Johnson
Jan 13, 1903, Kappa Gamma Chi’s charter was granted and it became established as the first sorority on Emerson’s campus.
Jan 13, 1919, Kappa Gamma Chi’s charter was granted and it became established as the first sorority on Emerson’s campus.
190 Beacon was the Last house before the sorority became defunct.
