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Poster Name:
Aunt Gin

Poster Message:
There's a natural attrition that happens. If you could look at the entire size of a freshman class and track it to senior year, you'd see it shrink to almost half. Lots of reasons - people transfer, drop out of school, take a couple of years off. In sororities, some girls decide that a sorority is not for them, some get married and go alum, some take early alum status (if that's allowed). The reasons are as individual as the people. I've been an alum now for many years. We recently looked around at our alum group meeting and realized that almost every one of us had been alumnae members much longer than we were collegiate members, and that we have strong relationships among our members - we've been through marriages, babies, divorces, remarriages, new careers, retirements, grandchildren together. That's one of the most beautiful aspects of sorority membership, and something that doesn't even occur to you when you're in college!