University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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'v , L., Alpha Xi Delia OFFICERS President ..... REBECCA HARRIS Vice President . . MARTPIA LIPTON Secretary . . . MARY SEVERSON Treasurer . KATHARINE HALL REBECCA HARRIS, President Four class parties enhance social whirl for Alpha Xi's Alpha Xi's line up for their Walk to the library. -gl Z. ,gf- f-1-5i li:j1, The Alpha Xi Deltas plunged into an- other fun-filled year of parties, outstanding individuals, and numerous campus activ- ities. Four parties, one given by each class, en- hanced an exciting social whirl, highlighted by an annual winter formal, a tree-trim- ming party with dates and tee-hee gifts, and the springtime Rose Formal. At Homecoming, the Alpha Xi's won the Kiwanis trophy for the best sorority Home- coming float and their candidate for Miss U of I was chosen as a semifinalist. Alpha Xi,s were also recognized as a finalist for Miss Young Republican, president, vice president, and publicity chairman of WRA, and scriptwriter-moderator of Profile Pre- views. The sisters were proud of their improved scholastic standing, too, showing they found time to study in spite of their many activities.

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336 LINDA LAMSON, President Chi Omega OFFICERS President ...... LINDA LAMSON Vice President . . . JILL RUGGER1 Secretary . . . . . SUSAN OLSON Treasurer . IANE TRUSSELL Strum of guitar, voice of 'Ba' Hall fill Chi O house The soft strum of a guitar-and the voice of Barbara Ban Hall filled the room. Chi Omegas thrilled to these familiar sounds as their own professional folksinger performed for cozies and skits. Mrs. Laura Elliott, the new housemother, found herself caught in a whirl of activity last fall. Energy abounded at the Chi O house, and the girls proved it by working willingly in Angel Flight, Union Board, CPC, Old Gold Singers, Highlanders, HAWKEYE staff, and Mortar Board. On Dad's Day and Motheras Day, Chi O's took time out from their busy sched- ules to entertain parents with a buffet and special cozy. A traditional formal, the Chi Omega Cotillion, was held in the winter, followed by the spring dance. From the football season to second se- mester fmals, Chi Omegas worked, studied, and had fun in the unity of a true and last- ing sisterhood. Batman or Lost in Spacev?-the Chi O's seem indecisive.