Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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mgxxssxxvuxsxxxxxxxxxxxxs THE COLLEGIAN xsxxsssxxxxsxxxxsxsuxxxVa TRI-BETA Kg; HE Epsilon Chapter of Beta Beta Beta. National Honorary Biologicai , Fraternity, has had a happy and progressive year. This year Epsilon Chapter has been enjoying the new Tri-Beta Suite at Biology Hall. It is a great step forward to have three grand rooms in which the Chapter may hold meetings and social gatherings. Much of the success of the program this year may be attributed to the very able guest and member speakers. It is Tri-Beta's custom to enjoy monthly luncheon meetings at which time Speakers present various new topics or experiences along biological lines. During the past year TrivBeta has been host to scientiStS. doctors. professors, business men. and students. The annual Tri-Beta banquet offered an opportunity for all Alumnae members to return for an evening of pleasurable reunion and entertain- ment. Less formal than the banquet is the annual pot luck get-together which is also enjoyed by Alumnae as well as the active members. Another of the annual events of Tri-Beta is the presentation of a research paper along Biological lines by each of the Senior members. The papers are usually presented to the other members of the Fraternity at regular meetings. Tri-Beta has for its members those who have completed sixteen hours of work in the field of Biology. and who have maintained a high scholastic standing in all of their other academic work. Each year Epsilon Chapter adds to its membership by admitting Honorary Members who have been outstanding in endeavors related to the Held of Biology. WKWMKWKW Page 25. WVWxVYKXXSSQI-LSKXXSXXXVV$NK$SS

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Rmmxmxxsxxxyssxmw THE COLLEGIAN WW THETA CHI DELTA EH18 year Theta Chi Delta, national chemistry fraternity. has initiated a new 1'all campus award. The Freshman who completes the first year of Chemistry with the highest grades in that subject will be given a year's subscription to The Journal of ChEmicaI Educafion . The award will recognize the accomplishments which are attainable in the first year of Chemistry. The regular meetings at Science Hall were beneficial to members and advisers 0f the fraternity DL and Mrs. Hill acted as host and hostess at the Christmas meeting. and the chemists were also guests at the Hill home for a waffle supper during the past Semestert One of the most difllcult fraternities of which to become a member, i all aspiring Theta Chi Delts must have completed three semesters' work in Chemistry with a B average. and must maintain a high average in all other academic work before being eligible for membership.

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WWMWW THE COLLEGIAN mmmwmxwt ALPHA OMICRON TAU E PF 'the way to a man's heart is through his stomach . then a very :J g- select few of the Home Economica majors should certainly qualify as A-l wives. Finesse, not merely in cooking but in sewing. home man- agement, interior decorating, child care. home nursing, meal planning. dietetics, and so many other phases of homemaking, are the interests 0E these Smith-Hughes majors. Whereas the Home Economics Club is for all those enrolled in the department of Home Economics. the ACT fraternity is a national honor, my organization. Eligibility is to those having fifteen hours of Home Economics with no grade lower than B in that department and a C average in other subjects. An appreciation of art was part of the interesting programs this year's calendar provided The members familiarized themselves with such great masters as Michaelangelc. Van Gogh, and Millet. They also acquainted themselves with such craft activities as leather tooling. etching. the mak- ing of desk sets and portfolios. Perhaps no higher ideals have been set up by any other organization than the Hve-fold purpose of Alpha Omicron Tau: 1. To stimulate interest in the art of homemaking. 2. To develop active and eHicient leadership. 3. To inform girls of opportunities offered in Home Economics as a profession. 4. To bring students in proper contact with the greater organizations of Home Economics. 5. To promote sociability among students in the department.