Clarion University of Pennsylvania - Sequelle Yearbook (Clarion, PA)

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Sisterhood, tried and true — friends, pals, sisters — Tri Sig. Theta, Sigma Delt, Lambda Chi. Delta Sig — camping trips — parties — Pan Hellenic tea — bridge — national inspections — Pan Hellenic banquet — regional meet — province meeting — rushing — silence week — pledging — sunrise initiation — sorority dance — candy sales on Thursday nights — Pan Hellenic scholarship cup — painting walls — making slip covers — alumnae, patronesses, advisors, actives, pledges — scrapbooks — bridal showers — birthday surprises — study meetings — work on committees — Monday evening meetings — cardigans — sorority pins — jockey caps — responsibility — leadership — cooperation — social poise — the well rounded co-ed: a sorority girl.

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on r A Standing — Wilson. Slikc. M. Stewart. Miles. Price. Kneeling — Kapp, Wonicr. Copeland. K. Stewart. Beyer. The second sport of the year arranged by the council was hockey. Our hockey games were played during the latter part of the fall. As in speedball, each class was represented in the tournament. The sophomores were again victorious in the second tournament. The first game, played between the freshmen and juniors, was won by the freshmen with a score of 4-2. The seniors seem to have lost their playing ability of former years. They were defeated by the sophomores. 3-0. In the final game the sophomores defeated the freshmen, 4-0. The teams were coached and the games were refereed by the following Council members: Freshmen UNITHEA STACK Sophomores TERESA KENNEDY Juniors ELEANOR DeWALD The hockey varsity, chosen by the Women ' s Athletic Council, consisted of the following: Patty Price, Marjorie Stewart, Kathleen Stewart, Kathleen Kapp, Phyllis Womer, Mary Slike, Jean Williams, Pauline Miles, Kathryn Copeland, Alice Lou Wilson, Lucy Beyer.

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Front Row — Moses. Erickson. Cloud. Spillanc Back Roa ' — Dressier. Henry. Burns. Beyer. Kerr, Brcnan. This year ' s Officers for the first and second semester were: First Semester FAY HENRY President- MIRIAM UOSES... Secretary BETTY BRENAN rreasurer. Second Semester ... JOYCE ERICKSON ALICE RUTH CLOUD BETTY BRENAN Adviser MISS MARGARET A. BOYD On the afternoon of October 13, the lounge of Bccht Hall was filled with small groups of dignified lassies, scarcely recognizable because of the lack of dirty saddle shoes, unpressed skirts, and sloppy cardigans. A rattle of tea cups and a steady humming could be heard as the young women of the five campus sororities became better acquainted with the non-sorority women. The Panhel- lenic Tea was once more ushering in the formal rushing season at Clarion. For the next four weeks the sororities worked feverishly preparing their rooms for Open House . When the eventful evening arrived the Greeks were ready. Some of the rooms had received fresh coats of paint: the effects of soap and water could be seen in all of them. Interesting information in the form of magazines and prized possessions gave each room a distinctive atmosphere. Everywhere good hostesses were in evidence, as Greeks discovered prospec- tive sisters and prospective sisters dazedly pondered the question, Which sorority do I like best. ' ' and finally concluded with 1 can ' t even remember their names. Panhellenic is the governing body of the three local and two national sorori- ties on the campus. In the spring, it sponsors the Panhellenic banquet, a gala affair, and the Panhellenic dance, eagerly awaited each year by actives and alumnae.