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An enqaqina group, bursting with energy, carried on their activities this yefxr witzi pq, '.'l'frJ','iY'y', ttr.-'1 'r 5 enthusiasm. Vtlho? The Phils, of Course. They started oft with a roast at l3et1rrsf.fn Part: in .jog terrth-:tg in October the qirls and their dates had a spiffy time on a hayride, starting fron. the Glarrzrrr in f zrgnrs. Liirtttey Lou, the Carnival doll, was rarfled off under Phil supervision, as is the crtstorr.. And then t:ir::.t3- tire l'7It.k' shell!! Miss Gosline up and got married. Ot course, thats nice for Miss tfioslrne, but the Ptrtls :hissed her like mad, and they had to swallow a few tunes as they handed her' -1 wartle iran ara he-1 her Qood-luclc, Came the Dance of the Islands . The wide-awalze cornnrittee 'fO!lSl5llll'1j ot Dorrria tfcrrrell, ':hair:1.,t'i Helen Fisk, Barbara Lawrence, Dorothy Bailey, and Wilrritit Larger, decided to hcld the arfair at the Triliiy Lf, 1 L' ilfzrt, where quests were presented with lets to lend an atmosphere of the rrrystrlrtous qiarritpxir ff the Sctxtfi S t'1t to the occasion. After heated discussion tdiscussion is riuttinq it lrrgrhtlyl as to tinie and r lace for their srtrirrqt banquet, the cornrnittee composed of lo Anne Srrnrnons, charrntan, Virginia tfurrrberworth, Bettelzu l.r'Jt,itt1tris Dora Stump, and Betty Iaclzson, decided on the Park Lane l-lotel as the place tfir their intorrrial lotiztiruet, iron, as usual, afterwards, they were all happy about the whole thin-gr. For their senior qitts, the girls l f'C ?ll!t: 'l tiny gold emblems hung on chains. They were called necklaces, but before a week had passed, Phils were prancinq about with their necklaces dangling front their wrists. The ti-ffcers were lwlarrlyrr Rush, rvresiderri: Donna Cornell, vice-president Marilyn Connors, recording secretary, lwlariorie ffonrrors, tttitrre-srpartdirrq secretary, Lucille Rickard, treasurer, Betty Plancti, chaplain: lo Anne Sirnnxorts and Norrzra Y.'larsl'iall, censors: Dorothy Bailey, reporterg and lvfiss Gerdes, adviser, L Row 1 lt: mnette 'l're'er, lt1,:rt1'1 F. :rnsey l1nn:r tfftrriml flfrrzti l.f irsfi l r l' 1 -: fl 1:..: pf. Row 'Z . :'vi:.:- Betty Pllnrl-i, Dorothy Ediley, lfliss Gerdes, l.lr1r-'leriiie l.llll-'Y l, Ann Finprriri, Lrifiiir itil: xi l Row 3 l.l :r '.,' it Ii. ::n .ge Lucy Hosiger, lfltxirie Feerfier Eloise Euifr, '.'.'i.:w1z l.,:r,3f:, fir Serif, ' Row lfforis ffzrk, Yirzirizz fs:i,rer',-.':-7':t, ltfirriqrrx f riri.grs, Lf, .if f':tr'irt1rs le :rt ,'t1,,L:1s ' 'eg..1: : Row 2 ','1r,:.r.,: Kwrsen, Faye Cornell, lvliri-,tn. Pri-fe, Njrncy Slterrnfirt, H'-'Ty L its-era, li irr ,'n Pit tt Row 3 fl 11' ister, l 't ' it'f1,-:'., Fw. ' fi- 1. Pt.:'sjr Van if-Qrrsi-n, Peagy Lee tune l.l1lQer, .fxive Hcjvzr. 'r PHILS
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