Eureka College - Prism Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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The Radio Guild has meet- ings regularly at which the members write script and produce them. Occasionally its productions are presented in convocation or on radio broadcasts. George Brush, Dan Cahill, and jeane Craw- ford wcre its oflicers this year, and its faculty sponsors Professor Norton and Miss Imig. Radio Guildg Beta Pi Theta One of the honorary fraternities is Beta Pi Theta. Most of us never get into this one, because it has a rule requiring a certain grade in French class to be eligible . . . Anyway, the organization was directed by Miss Schreiner, and has meetings twice a month. At these meetings the members converse in French, or play games using the language, or sometimes hear a report on French literature or art. Its teas are traditional, and occasionally it has sponsored an all- school party. -ge A . K- ,..,, 'Q' if

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Religious Meeting regularly throughout the fall and winter in religious fellowship were the lfireside Group, the Y.W.C.A., and the Ministers' Association, Most important of events for the Y. W. was Heart Sister Week, whieh has been observed every year since 1925. Wfilliam R. Holder, Indianapolis, was the guest speaker for pre-Easter week. He addressed the stu- dent body in chapel services, spoke to the women at Lida's Woocl, to the men at TKE house, and led meetings of several organizations. -W-,ut -- The Cabinet of the Y.W.C.A. The liireside liellowship Group

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Student Governmentg The Pegasus Three organizations that have much to do with activities of the students are the Central Assembly, the XWon1an's Council, and the staff of the Pegasus, student newspaper. The first two deal with legislative matters and the third with publicity. The Student Council lceeps students in gCl1C1'Ill in line, and the XVoman's Council handles the agairs of the co-eds. The Pegasus records the happenings on and off campus. Under the editorship of .lack Greuling until the mid-year election, and then Virgil Hinshaw, the Pegasus showed that a war could not keep it from doing bigger and better things. It won the first place general excellence award for smaller college newspapers at the convention of the Illinois Intercol- legiate Press Association. Left: The Central Assembly. On right, above, the Pegasus staff: below, the XVl7l11ill1'S Council. -33...