Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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BECKERLOGUE in In collaboration with Delta Chi Lambda, the girls had a shipwreck dance at Town House, March 17. Seven new members were admitted in March, and the first-year girls had the fun of putting them through their paces. The members are Evelyn Ballou Margaret Christie Frances Conehieri Barbara Cook Elizabeth Davis Laura Crotz Virginia Bruce Doris Ceclerlunfl Helen Ermala Marion Forrister Ruth Jacobson Doris Merchant Margaret McDonald Muriel Nichols Vivian Peloquin Katherine Pratt Eleanor Runberg Dorothy Kelliher Mary Lynch Lucille Sonsoucy Marie Stevens Marie Belton Dorothy Bond Louise Simon Dolores Safford Helene Salkowski Jean Wingler Alice Roberts Helen Monfreon Marie Hopfman Mary Bombara Beatrice Anderson Mary Cowan Janet King Fifty-seven

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BECKERLOGUE BETA CHI SIGMA SORORITY ETA CHI SIGMA Sorority began its busy season under the leadership of: President .................................... MARIE STEVENS Vice-President . . .... EL1zAEE'rH DAVIS Secretary .... . . . DOROTHY KELLII-IER Treasurer . . . . . . LUCILLE SANSOUCY At the opening meeting, plans for the First dance of the year were slurlcd. The affair came off December 3, at the Aurora Hotel. Then followed the initiation of new members. Next in line was the dinner dance, February lfl-, at the Coronado, for the Fifty-six welcoming of the newly-elected omcers: Presirlenz Doms CEDERLUND Vice-President .. .. HELEN MONGEON Secretary ..... ALICE ROBERTS Treasurer .. .. HELENE SALKOWSKI fidffv

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BECKERLOGUE ALPHA OMICRON F RATERNITY HE years of 1937 and 1938 have brought progress to Alpha Omicron. Organ- ized in 1929, it stands as the oldest fraternal organization in the collegeg and with the acquisition of its own borne in 1936, it has gathered prestige to the point where June 1938 will mark the close of the finest year in its history. Starting their social season with an open house night at the fraternity residence last October, the members did much toward extra-curricular activities with monthly house dances. In the February dance, the appearance of Ken Reeves' band made a crowning success of the A.O. social functions. The Wednesday evening open house policy enabled members and guests to hold informal debates and bridge parties. Alpha Omicron again sponsored a basketball team in the Lincoln Square tourneyg although it did not fare so well as in previous years, the team was a credit to the group. Twice during the year new members were admitted who were put through the ordeal of a week,s initiation, felt the weight of paddles, and catered to the whims and desires of the seniors. In May, 1937, the follow' ing oliieers were inducted into office: President ................................. ARTI-lun WIILLARD Vice-President . . ..... PAUL QUINN Secretary ........ Financial Secretary . . Treasurer ......... . ..... WILLIAM Gmane RUSSELL Srucicer .. GEORGE NICFARLAND Sergeant-at-Arms ........................ , NICHOLAS DREMLUK Plans for the organization of strong alumni were advanced by an Alumni week-end in February when many graduate members were present. F ifty-eight f-who