Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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ALPHA Pl SIGMA ,,M r M ii Xh '6 2 Again this year Alpha Pi Sigma has taken steps forward in its growth as a literary society. It is now three years old and has become a perma- nently established institution on the campus. With the twelve new members which Alpha gained during rush week its number has in- creased to nineteen. Together these members are working to develop a society which Will really mean growth and fellowship for all the girls participating. OFFICERS: Marguerite Selden, Chaplain; Loie Kinna, Treasurer; Audrey Newcomer, Secretary; Rosetta Milnes, Vice-President; Isabel Liston, President. FiRST ROW: G. Morgan, C. Ginther, L. Thoren, N. Carr, S. Still, E. Parker, M. Marchany; SECOND ROW: R. Milnes, I. Liston, M. Gilbert, P. Scruggs, L. Kinna; THIRD ROW: D. Relitch, S. Sheard, J. Forney, A. Newcomer, M. Selden. AM amy AMA;...V .44ng -ywvwl- -e e e v - MA tsus. .Lfvw-h .VAQiVAwheUK m... -uevw

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i: Z w ? 1 1 ,.,ms4.m-4.$mMW ' lNTER-LITERARY COUNCIL Eastern,s Inter-Literary Council has grown in in- fluence and importance in its few years of ex- istence. It has shown itself a valuable organiza- tion on its coordinating 0f the activities of the colleges six literary societies. This year, under the Council,s supervision, a suc- cessful program of monthly lit nights was ini- tiated to alleviate scheduling difficulties. The Council helped to broaden the area of the contributions of the literary societies to the school by coordinating their. roles in the Book F air which was held this year. It also arranged a series of parties given by the lits after the seasons home basketball games. Times of competition among the literary socie- ties were skillfully regulated by the Council which is composed of the president and a repre- sentative of each lit. Rush Week and the selec- tion of the May Queen from one of the three women,s societies were well managed and re- warding times of rivalry maintained with good feeling due largely to the work of the Council. FIRST ROW: I. Liston, L. Towle, H. Johnson, Chainnan, C. Bohlin, J. Martinson, R. Stotsenburg; SECOND ROW: L. Evans, ' C. Kruhm, G. McCurdy, W. Swank, M Standish.

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KAPPA ALPHA GAMMA A leader in campus life, developing well rounded fellows in the bonds of brotherhood, is KAG. F irst semester found the men of Kappa planning , and bringing about another successful rush week ; program. The Christmas candle-light service was one of the most inspiring monthly vesper serv- ices. ' ?,er Men of Kappa established the .li.t night program ,' as the keystone of thelr act1v1t1es. The annual . ' b t d th h f b1 re OFFICERS: R. Slaght, Parliamentarian; M. Standish, Presi- ; t SPrlng- anque art . 6 pure ase O azers we dent; L. Evans, Vice-President; R. Behrens, Treasurer; D. ' hlgh-hghts of the sprlng program. Bevington, Chaplain. hf.- F IRST ROW: K. Lyman, C. Haynes, C. Martin, C. Saunders, S. Crumley, E. Reeder; SECOND ROW: M. Standish, R. Slaght, W. 3. Armstrong, L. Morris, J. Bammesberger, W. Chegwin, P. Vigyikan, K. Emerson, R. Behrens; THIRD ROW: L. Evans, D. Bev- ,w ington, D. Nice, R. Faatz, S. Henry, R. Morrison, H. Gray, L. Brown, J. Jones, E. Scott, J. Pagel; FOURTH ROW: R. Onischuk, J. Hill, J. Milby, D. Periconi, R. Storms, R. Hogeland, R. Meissner.