Which item is included in the yearly report?

Which item is included in the yearly report?

• A. The chapter's secret handshake
• B. A profile of each member including name, year, major, birth date, career interest, picture, intended graduation date, and pledge class
• C. A list of all alumni donations
• D. A march in the park plan

Answer: (B)

A yearly report focuses on documenting who is in the chapter and providing current details about each member. Including a profile for every member that lists name, year, major, birth date, career interests, a photo, intended graduation date, and pledge class gives a clear, up-to-date roster that officers can reference throughout the year. The other items don’t fit this purpose: a secret handshake is a ritual element, not a roster item; a march in the park plan is prospective event planning, not a member record; and a list of alumni donations belongs more to fundraising or financial records than to member-based reporting.

A yearly report focuses on documenting who is in the chapter and providing current details about each member. Including a profile for every member that lists name, year, major, birth date, career interests, a photo, intended graduation date, and pledge class gives a clear, up-to-date roster that officers can reference throughout the year. The other items don’t fit this purpose: a secret handshake is a ritual element, not a roster item; a march in the park plan is prospective event planning, not a member record; and a list of alumni donations belongs more to fundraising or financial records than to member-based reporting.