Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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DEPE DE AN:-z .'Xl7S'l'IY . . VIRGINIA BRANIJT . . . NlARCIaI.L.-'t COOP!-R . . . KA'rnl-Rlwip lJowNs fillfttllx li.-x1.ow1N , . . l.ll.I.ILKNl'll'lXlMtR. Yliltl,-K 5112131 l l liY , . . Ill-11.1-'N lxltINAIlt . , I,1:4:ll.Li: MUNTZ . . CRRTRUUIQ PRol1EnI. , ,IANI-11' .NNN SMITH . Li:oNoRAS1'owi:LL. lit.IZAl5I.'l'lI Z1.NN . . . Com l lIl.KYAI' . . ti1.l..'woR Hossfxnv . . . MARY IAM- C.-my lLL1zAR1a1'u l'11.liMIINtQ , . JANE HAHNE. IZIIIINIIIIC Ntctil Rm' .ll Nr: P-n1'lcRsorN , KAY Risen , JEAN Suvri-11.1.14 ANNFZ SVIIVVIIVVI . . . MfxRo.xlu'r'l'1nMARsn. tl1,oR:-x l'i-1l':r:m.I.l . . ,ll'I'UNlf1'I l'I-1 Pun . lYlII.DlllCD SlII'llTI.I'FF . BARBARA S'ricRLE SIIIRLIY S'roRmrR . . liA'I'lll.l IN 'l'.u'i.oR. l'.i.x'1R'1'A -l4l'RK . . lix'11.vN lhlrm . . I'Rlsc'lL1.A CAMB1-.RN . . ANNA l,OXVLlYG . . ANN l'iBI'.RAI'S . . RUTH FLNN. WU ALL uppercrlass women who do not pledge a sorority become znernhers of the Independent Group. They meet and hold get-togethers in their rooms on the fourth floor and form an import- ant part of Alleghenfs group organiza- tions. Each year they hold a Kiddie Karnival with dart games, House of Horrors and all the trinnnings, and every Christmas Santa Claus visits Brooks Lounge under their auspives for the benefit of lVleadville's underpriv- ileged Children. The gifts-donated hy Allegheny women students-along with refreshments and games are enjoyed by children and students alike. Rach night on the second floor of Walker hungry grinds could appease their appetites with sandwiehes sold by ambitious lnf dependents. For the second time the Independents held a lVlother's Weekend and it was B.Ct'l3ll1ltTll a sueeess by all who attended. liLlZABl:'I'Il Fisk . . Auczr l:I.Al'GH . . Lois l'lOXVARD . . XVINII-RID Kumi- . . Naomi l.x'rx . . Hl'.I,lY Mn.i.lR . . IAM-'r XVAGNLR . . C1,A1Rr.WALuNr.R . . I.o1sNVA1.'ri-R.

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ll h X. Delta Sisterhood that is brought into living reality in the hearts of girls who know that friendship formed within its arms, will bring into their lives an indefinable and indelible force that is able to shape their lives by its very intensity. Obedience to the vows taken at initiation ceremony, to the high idealsggoals to look toward and strive for-that with- out bitterness and defeat, misfortune may be encountered and success met with humility. Realization of the critical conditions at the moment and yet carrying on was usualw with spirits high and hearts still singing Alpha Xi Delta's fame. Opportunity for lasting friendship based on mutual understandingg for ready ad- vice and council, for leadership on VIRGINIA l'lERoN . , ELIZABETH Hor-'FMAN . . . itll-ILI-IN Loo? . . . ELIZAIIETII lNlACDOIlCAL .l GRACE BAIJLWIN . , . DoRo1'IIY HORNER . . . DoRoTHY KETCHAM . . , BETTYMAE McCoIvm ESTHER LEE . , . MARY llll-IYER. ELEAvoR S'I'l'lIilC'l l' . VIxA JEAN WRIIQHT , , , lXlARY DEARMEN1' . . BARBARA BARI1 , . JEAN FLANAGAN . , . JANE SINCLAIR. JEAN ARRowsMI'I'H . , . DoRoTIIY BUTT . . . DoRcAs BIRRIIARIYI' , . . DOROTHY DEVLIN lll'lLl-IN DICKINSON . . . MARIE GREENLEAE. EAN lVlll.I,Elt , , . SHIRLEY hlILLER. lVlARJ0ltIE STERETT , , . lllARTHA TAWNEY . . , BETTY JANE VVICYMAN. campus, for intimate talks that OIJEII up new vistas for eager minds. Relaxation at the pledge dances, Christmas open house, spring formals, and numerous jive sessions up in the rooms. individuality as each member represents the sorority in playshop productions, in the singer's concerts, no the de- bate teams, on the senate, and on the Campus and Kald- ro1I Staffs. Tradition that embodies all that Alpha Xi Delta stands for with her pink Killarney rose fthe sweetest of them alll, her colors: the two blues and a gold, and her graceful symbol, the quill. Youth that can stand with its face toward the future, see- ing through the fog of today into the sunshine of tomor- row, Youth that has laughed and worked and played through l942-43 and will, like SORORITY, go on into eternity.

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