McKendree University - McKendrean Yearbook (Lebanon, IL)

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ALPHA OMEGA SEATED, Left to Right: Pat Fritz, Mary Lois John- ston, Jane Massie, Judie Gutekunst. KNEELING: Marilyn Ragsdale, Judy Weir, Carol Fritz, Kay Clark. STANDING: Mcxia Wagner, Beverly Drury, Mary Souders, Louise Simmons, Mary Sauer, Sandra Shcup- bech. SEATED. Left to Right: Ragsdale. STANDING: Gensler. Joycelyn Duncan, Marilyn Rosalind Lindsay, Margaret Sharing together the work and fun of college life, AO ' s build a close bond of friendship which endures through the years. The 1955- ' 56 school year was a very busy one for the women of Alpha Omega. Rush week. Home- coming, pledging and initiation made the time between classes pass very quickly. Representing AO on campus this year were Sandra Schupbach. President of Student-Faculty Council for two semesters; Kay Clark and Carol Fritz, Co-Editors of the 1956 McKendrean; Louise Simmons, Junior class candidate for Homecoming Queen; Marylou Jenkins, May Fete Queen; Judie Gutekunst, Editor of the Circuit Writer; Mary Lois Sauer, Secretary-Treasurer of FT A; Kay Clark, First Prize for Essay in Circuit Rider Contest; and Sandra Schupbach was chosen for Who ' s Who. The spring banquet, the May Fete and all the graduation traditions highlighted the latter part of the year.