Central Normal College - Centralian Yearbook (Danville, IN)

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9 ef' 1619 . ' ,.. aim ! l lllli I I X 1' Il 'i I lllil vi fab The Maids Mrs. Esther Young, President Helen Mosier, Secretary Mildred Jack, Vice President Beulah Hedges, Treasurer Since the beginning of the Maids' Sorority in 1913 the organization has constantly taken active part in college affairs. High standards of scholar- ship, honesty, courtesy, neatness, faithfulness, and morality have been main- tained by the organization. Its members have cooperated at all times with the Bachelors in having many good times, such as informal parties, picnics, and other diversions. The members of the sorority are increasing in spirit as Well as numbers. A great event occured February 10 of this year when the fifteenth anniversary of the organization was celebrated With a St. Valen- tine Tea. Fifteen girls learned to know the Maids and partake of their spirit at this celebration. Active faculty members: Mrs. Jane Luscomb, Emily Jane Lewis, and Lena R. Cole. Active student members: Pauline Mackey, Helen Jack, Evelyn Coble, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Nadine Fisher, Audrey Martin, Edna Cheesman, Gladys Evans Violet Hooker Ruth Masten, Viva Courtner, Lottie Jarvis, Virginia Yates Eva Gastino Eva Maxwell and Geraldine Roberts. S ixty-Eight 1 lll , n , 4 l ' f, C' J K l 9.dYl and fore Sagi mea and emp to al the Q Sfliy.

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' 31 iss Gray 'llfjl Tr. fzszzrer lml'H ushmilfl 1-.UT 4.-ph 1'.'lllC gif! ll'SiI Y Phi Delta Sigma Organized June, 1925 Colors-Blue and Gold ' Flower-Lotus - X FACULTY MEMBER Miss Harriet Day 1 fl., '33 OFFICERS i t hu Tr Norma Himes, President Pansy Mills, Vice President I li Mrs. Bertha Christie, Sec.-Treas. ? I ,, 1 ' y 'C MEMBERS IN COLLEGE -X15 Aleeta Byfield Gladys Dickerson QQ?-S9 Es Q Helen Downey Anna Lee Patrick Cfhl J Z Carrie Zinn Gladys Johnson gall l JE. l Mary Shearer 'Wy-I 'Hull , ff ' I,'fvH:,l 5- Sixty-Seven I - W? ' ..- CQ K vi i' ffm' X 'I F Eff? E Eree A

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rg, 'il ffl' ization haS ,f scholar- lwn main- :imes with ,gv picnics. if in spmt mir when iii. Valen- illvll' Spirit I',.-11:15, and f'olJlC, nm, lllafllb Y Yirilnla Q .. 1 fllfilfffigni The Sagirlais Leota Page ,,..,,....,.... ......4.,....,..,......... P resident Loretta Uhl ,.,.,....A,.,..... ,,........,.., V ice President Mary E. Miller ,....4...4e..e. ........e...e..,.e S ecretcwy Mrs. Hazel Kahl ,..,..,,,, ...,..e.,.. T reasurer X The Sagirlafs Sorority, as its name indicates, is an organization for the f l Ai advancement of the intellectual phase of school life. The idea of usefulness and good will toward all its members and to the institution at large is ever WU TK' foremost in all the work of the organization. Since the beginning of the Sagirlais Sorority a number of years ago it has constantly supported all great it l V pl measures that come within its reach for the progress of C. N. C. Ili' fj, Believing that a college education is not complete Without some training A 3 and experienfe within organized society, the Sagirlais Sorority places special Qing its by emphasis upon a program of Work that will give such training and experience Wil 'I 'Z 0 to all its members. gi' With an aim so Worthy and with a field so greatly in need of service, alll lllyllfl , the organization has great hopes and plans for the future. !,L: i ,.:1- 7' K Sixty-Nine 1 - ,