Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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OFFICERS fi Vblf' ,gno- - -I ' L' I V G I les I Sigma Tau Delta President .... .,..............,................ lf Idward Evans Secretary-Treasurer ......,.........,..,...... Pauline Obeslo MEMBERS Margaret Lane Elizabeth Bliss Lorain Aitken Harold Crain Grace Marek Helen Pazawich Gladys Graves Pearl Woodford Doris Pelton High scholarship is required of English majors and minors who aspire to become members of Sigma Tau Delta, the national professional English fraternity. Each member is pledged to contribute original poems, essays, or stories to the Rectangle, the publication of the fraternity. Morn- ingside's chapter, the Gamma Beta Chap- ter of Sigma Tau Delta, has discussed at its bi-monthly meetings this year such writers as Eugene 0'Niell, Agnes Rep- plier, and Sinclair Lewis. This local fra- ternity is under the direction of Miss Mirah Mills. Eta S1gma Phi OFFICERS President .........,,.......,,..,,,..,.......,...... Winifred Schive Vice President .............,......,.......,,.... Myrtle Peterson Secretary ............... ....... G retchen Farmer Treasurer .,.....,..........,.......,........,.....,,... Harriet Smith MEMBERS Marcella Locke Florence Rumsch Lillian Halverson Darlyne Nepper Gretchen Gall Mildred Mouw Page 60 Grace Marek Classical scholarship is encouraged by Eta Sigma Phi, the national honorary Latin and Greek fraternity. The primary purpose of Eta Sigma Phi is to foster an interest in and a friendship with the an- cient classics. During this past year each member has chosen a social or political aspect of ancient life which appealed to her and has written a paper on the subject of her choice which she has read as a con- tribution to the programs. ' -A E. S. folinson, lll, is Bishop of the '- '- t -M Mellludist Epi scopal Church. WYE EW l TTT

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'4v4- A' . I ' ' . at i ggi- X- ,.,-.m,v . K V V , Phi Slgma Iota OFFICERS President ,,,,, .........,..,,.,,,........ P rofessor Kanthlener Vice President ...................................... Harriet Smith Secretary .,.,,..,,.,. ,,..,,........................... D oris Pelton Treasurer ..,..... ................................ V era Prohazka MEMBERS Pauline Oheslo Margaret Ammann Edna Leonard Dorothy Gelson Gladys Graves The National Romance Language fra- ternity has organized a chapter at Morn- ingside College which is known as the Nu Chapter of Phi Sigma Iota. According to D the constitution of the fraternity there must be as many meetings during the year as there are members. Nu Chapter has a quota of eight active members. Two alumni of the college have been initiated as members this last semester. The pro- grams this year have centered around con- temporary French and Spanish writers. The three other national fraternities are Alpha Kappa Delta, Beta Beta Beta, and Pi Gamma Mu. Alpha Kappa Delta is the national sociological fraternity. It has as its purpose the promotion of sociological re- search. The Beta Beta Beta has been organized in order to further interest in the field of Biology. Pi Gamma Mu, the social science fraternity. endeavors to develop an at- titude of social service in relation to all social problems. ----.---.--------W Miss Dimmitl is listed in i6Wh0,5 WXIIOQT --' --'-'-f-------1- r-'-' as a leading educator in America. Page 61