Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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H0 AKI G GUR Activities of Omicron Tau Sigma were by our club. The State Convention ofthe Ameri- started in October with a hamburger fry and get can Home Economics Association, our affiliate, acquainted time in the Mark Reeve cabin. In and the KHECC, was held March 20 and 21 at November, eight new members were honorably the Broadview Hotel here in Wichita. We served initiated during an impressive candle lighting as hostesses and guides at this state wide conven- ceremony held at the KGSLE Hospitality Room. tion. To raise funds for our club, we sold Christmas Our yearfs activities were climaxed at the cards during the month of December. Parent-Daughter Banquet in April, when the The start of second semester saw our mem- new officers were installed. We can proudly look bers busily working at many activities. At the back on a year filled with many activities, inter- OTS booth at Cherry Carnival, we sold the esting programs, and loads of fun which prove traditional cherry pie, ice cream, and coffee. The to us the importance of home economics in our 'fNewsletter," a Kansas State Home Economics lives today. College Club publication, was issued in March Standing: Carolyn Butts, Mary Frances Glines, Miss Margaret Watkins, adviser, Mary Lou Wal- kemeyer, Mary Morse, Verna Buchananhjoan Neal, Florence Brock, Jeannine Lygrisse, LoErna Koch. Seated: Ruth Walker, Irene McMichael, Marilyn Mercer, Mary Moore, Maridel Davis, Pattie Schrader, Doris Hart. 4, Blvam.K 4'0" 6 eggs AQ ' ,S D. Sui"

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Officers: Viona Gray, social chairmang Dar- lene Taylor, vice- presidentg Jim Red- ick, presidentg Wayne Parris, adviser, Caro- line Milberger, treas- urer, Tony Godding, program chairman. CHRI TIAN FELLO HIP OFFERED BY SCA Bringing forth Christian fellowship and many social events is the Student Christian Association, one of the religious groups on the campus. The meetings include panel discussions, speakers and discussions of the Bible. This year SCA has sponsored such things as a watermelon feed in the fall and the Easter breakfast. Membership to SCA is open to any member of the student body or the faculty. The spook house was fun for everyone at the SCA Halloween party. 61

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OAL ,C . " A F . Officers: Joan Neal, social chairman, Mary Lou Walkemeyer, vice- president, Mary Frances Glines, treasurer, LoErna Koch, secretary, Jeannine Lygrisse, president Cfirst sernesterj. Mary Frances Glines, second semester president and Miss Margaret Watkins advisor. , New members: Verna Buchanan, Pattie Schrader, Ruth Walker, Mary Morse, Marilyn Mercer, Leora Harner, Doris Hart, Mary Moore. Q iw-v 4-"" kr' Wg . J 3 X F