College of Emporia - Alla Rah Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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QW WMWW. Sam ple, Lindsay, Beers in W -ff Bettisworth, Cheney, Meeker, Taylor, Foncannon, Aitken Martin, Wyfniaii, Burford, Davis, Stewart, Veatch, Spellman, Bergner, Harries, Smith, McCall, Horuk CHI SIGMA EPSILG .... Girl: The Chi Sigs are throwing this party. Boy: It'll be something originalf, . . . and it was. Everything from hay- rack rides through a revealing leap week terminating at the annual dinner-dance ut the Hotel Broadview. Although a social sorority, thc cultural side is not neglected as is evidenced by the speakers on their bi-weekly prog co-opcrativeg these three characterize the Chi Sigs. LUCILLE VEATCII ALTA HARRIES , BETTY DAVIS HIi1.EN HORAK MRS. TIMMERM A LUCILLLE VEA'rc:1i l 18 l rams. Enthusiastic, vivacious and N OFFICERS Pl'l'SftfL'lIf Vive-P1'z'xi1fe11f Svrrefarg Treaxzz re 1' Sjwnsor

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