Cumnock School - Chronicle Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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S O R O R I T I E S SIGMA IOTA CHI IULIANA MONROE, President LILIAN WOODY, Sponsor Sigma Iota Chi began the year's rushing season with a week-end par- ty at Lake Arrowhead. Many parties were given-a buffet supper at Mar- garet Rose Shnell's and a tea at Vicki Vachon's. The preference dinner was arranged at the Mary Helen Tea Room. After initiation a dinner dance was given at The Biltmore Bowl. A benefit Bridge Tea was staged at Cumnock School at which Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Wyckoff officiated. The Pledges entertained the active chapter members at the Victor Hugo Cafe. The year has been very suc- cessful and much as the graduates dislike to leave, they feel that next year will be most satisfactory under the chairmanship of Vicki Vachon. They entertained for Mrs. Woody as an appreciation of her leadership, with a dinner and a theatre party. l 5 6

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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES ' Social activities at Cumnock at- tained a new criterion during the past ten months, and are giving strong in- dications of soaring to even greater heights. A new interest has manifest- ed itself among the students, who evinced their enthusiasm by support- ing the activities with a much greater interest than has heretofore been in evidence.

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S O R O R I T I E S 4' jG5jlE,- THETA TAU EPSILON ,' 1 1, qxff SHEILA DE Ric:-iEBouRc, President 'gf HELEN M. BRIGGS, sponsor Theta Tau Epsilon has had a very successful year filled with pleasant activities. A close alliance has been continued with the alumnae sorority group and a strong tie has been made in consequence. Many rushing par- ties have been held and various en- tertainments. Mrs. Briggs was chosen sponsor and several affairs have been given for her. lsabel Miles' home was the stage for a delightful tea, and Louise lVlcNary's home was a festive scene for a bridge party given by the alumnae. Two dinner dances were delightful at the Del Mar Club, one at which the alumnae and their escorts were of the party. The soror- ity looks forward to a successful year. 57