Brenau University - Bubbles Yearbook (Gainesville, GA)

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if-O tefgf , Qi 'gi a, Y H4 ,,: . is :im 9 Sr V' x if Q M rg: 2. H Q , Sig r A its, , . -Q - ma. sa , ZETA Pl-II ETA AND ITS OFFICERS DOROTHY STROMBERG, President ADELAIDE BOWER, Secretary NELL HANSON COX, Treasurer MEMBERS lN FACULTY Miss Lois GREGG SECOR .R f Mas. GEORGE PILGRIM :lbMiXUDE FISKE LAFLEUR CHonorary Memberl 'S it ,G , 17lZeta Phi Eta is one ot the oldest and best known of the women's professional fraternities. lts aims are to band together groups ot selected ,college women interested in maintaining high standards ot speech and drama, to promote and maintain a better understanding among colleges and universities teaching the speech arts, to stimulate and encourage all wojihy speech and dramatic enterprises, to keep the organization purely professional in characler, and to tur- nish professional aid and stimulus to members atter graduation. Scene from VVent with the Breeze given by the new members of Zeta Phi Eta, .af 1, Adelaide Bower, Nell Hanson Cox, Dorothy Strom- berg, India Bond, Lynette Duke, Evelyn Halprin, Annelle Iennings, Merryl McConnell, Viola Turpen. -,gi

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The Seniors in Mu chapter were presented in recitals as follows: Leila Williams, loye Hipps, Vera Edwards, Dorothy Mae Graham, Doris Hughes, Perla Hill, and Mary Stewart McGoogan in piano and Vera Edwards also in voice. Mu chapter sponsored the sale ot tickets at Brenau for a series oi seven concerts in Atlanta by well known artists-lohn Charles Thomas, Eritz Kreisler, Ezio Pinza and Bidu Sayao, Kirsten Elagstad, Monte Carlo Ballet, Vladimir l-lorowitz, and the Philadelphia Symphony under the direction of Eugene Crmandy. We also sponsored the sale ot tickets at Brenau for the Metropolitan Opera series in Atlanta in the spring. The operas were: La Boheme, La Travi- ata, and Tannhauser. During the year Mu Phi Epsilon presented interesting vesper and chapel programs. Leila Williams was chosen to represent Mu chapter on the program of the National Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio, lune 28 to luly 3. Senior Mu Phis presented in recitals: Edwards, Graham, Hill, Hipps, Hughes, M:Gocgan, Williams

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ACTIVITY Epsilon chapter began its activities this year with a Founder's Day tea in Octo- ber, honoring its six new members. The entire college faculty and members of the Speech Department were in- vited. In December we pre- sented our annual fall project, this time sponsoring Six Who Pass While The Lentils Boil, a Iunior Theatre pro- Seen in Miss Secor's room are Duke, McConnell, Bower, Eond, Miss Secor, Cox, Halprin, Turpen, Stromberg, lennings. duction directed by our president, Dorothy Stromberg. Also featured on the afternoon pro- gram were two puppetry plays, products of the Brenau Puppetry Class. Achievements of the winter were the purchase of a new curtain and contribution to the matching drapes in the Theatre Workshop. We also furnished the sign which is over its entrance. Our spring production is always the climax to the year's activities. This year we pre- sented As Husbands Go, another Rachel Crothers comedy which maintained the high level of entertainment our plays have always upheld. Our final fling, as ever, was a picnic in May, when free from rehearsals, we enjoyed a supper down in the woods. C 1 k W-.K Scenes from AS HUSBANDS GO