Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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ZETA SIGMA FRATERINIITY Top row, lei? 'ro riglwl: C. Failing, R. Olney, R. Ginllwer, B. Boull, G. Slanek, R. Krall, T. McClelland A. Juhola, l-l. Spendlove, J. Bell, A. Jolwnslon. Fourllw row: J. Spencer, P. Pawlck, A. l-lelberq, B. Simon, J. Emma, A. Kozman, E. Gilliard, C McLean, S. MacFadden, J. Mead, S. Moran. Third row: W. l-lamillon, W. Ginllwer, D. Carpenler, F. Clirnie, l-l. Nilz, rl-l. Cook, C. Moore F. Jolnnslon, W. Yoh, G. Judd. Second row: J. Sieq, P. Becker, T. Plowrnan, C, Curry, M. l-lullman, B. Follis, K, OHS, D. Clack, W. Bainbridge, R. Bendall. Bollom row: R. Slaudaclwer, B. Slepliens, L. Schneider, C. l-lardl, S. Seaville, J. Fraker, G. Walker, C. Dove, T. Toler, R. Wienke. l Meacli, W G. Nelzorq J. B. Ward Col. Knox 60 FAMOUS ALUMNI Pres. Dunning

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V. W, C. A Top row, leTT To righT: JaneT Cobb, June Tinclall, lv1argareT Arnold. Alice BunTing, Gene Lewis. BoTTom row: Jean Mirchell, Pauline Dionese, Jean Bird, l-lelen Dawson. NoT in picTure: Irene FolkerTh, KaThleen Peselc. - PresidenT - - - lrene FollcerTh Vice PresidenT - Pauline Dionese SecreTary - - Alice BunTing Treasurer - June Tindall The Y.W.C.A. is an OrganizaTion which includes all The girls in WrighT Hall and Those wishing To join Trom down Town. The TirsT week OT school is Y.W. Week. Each new girl is assigned a big sisTer, who acguainTs her wiTh people and college acTiviTies. - All The oTTicers on The Y.NV.C.A. cabineT are chosen by Their predecessors excepT The PresidenT and Vice PresidenT who are elecTed by The girls in WrighT l-lall. A parTy is given Tor The children OT The Republic School aT ChrisTmas Time. WiTh The help oT Dean STeward, Miss lvl. Foley, Miss l.. l-louser, and The wives OT The TaculTy members, Twelve small girls are compleTely ouTTiTTed and TreaTed To dinner aT WrighT l-lall. ATTer dinner oTher children are broughT in and all given giTTs. WiTh The arrvival oT Spring and EasTer, The Y.W.C.A. gives a breal4TasT in WrighT l-lall Tor college and Town people. 59

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ZETA SIGMA FRATEIQNITY l:raTerniTy l-louse As Alma College This year celebraTes her Golden Anniversary, ZeTa Sigma cele- braTes her TorTy-eighTh year as The oldesT organizaTion upon The campus, being Tound- ed in l889 under The leadership oT Dr. J. E. lVliTchell, J. T. lNlorThon and AlTred PraTT. These men TelT The need oT an organizaTion Tor men ThaT would Touch Those spoTs noT Tilled by The regular college rouTine. The sTandard seT by The Tounders was noT merely To develop liTerary sTandards buT To mould men OT characTer who could TiT inTo all walks oT liTe. WiTh This view always uppermosT in Their mind The members oT ZeTa Sigma have always been sTriving Tor The sTandard, and Time has Told us ThaT This has been accomplished wiTh ZeTa Sigma sTill ranking uppermosT upon The campus as The insTiTuTion enTers iTs TiTTy-TirsT year. ZeTa Sigma has successTul men in all walks oT liTe among which The menTion oT MiTchell, Dunning, Col. Frank Knox and KeTgen bring To mind The level all ZeTa's are Trying To reach. This pasT year saw The socieTy aTTain naTional recogniTion by vir- Tue OT acce-pTing SenaTor ArThur l-l. Vandenberg as an honorary member and by The TraTerniTies unanimous voTe Tor The abolishmenT oT l-lell Week Thereby Taking rank as one OT The mosT progressive groups in The sTaTe. During The pasT year ZeTa Sigma has prospered in every underTaking and The an- nual STag l3angueT aT l-lomecoming was The besT in iTs hisTory. The TraTerniTy also sponsored a Tormal dinner-dance aT The l3ancroTT l-loTel in Saginaw as well as several parTies Tor Alpha TheTa sororiTy and many open houses Tor The enTire sTudenT body. As we near The close oT TiTy years oT ZeTa Sigma we cannoT help buT Te-el ThaT a greaT share oT our success has been due To our cherished aTTiliaTion wiTh Alpha TheTa. l-lerman