Fullerton Junior College - Torch Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Betty Ann Carroll, president nP -- ' -J appa cJLcimbdcL V ma 7 A Christmas party, Dinner-Dance, and Eas- ter week at Laguna were just a few of the events enjoyed by the Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority. In addition to the social activities, the group promoted many projects for humanitarian serv- ices and served at many junior college func- tions. Leading the group this year were Presi- dent Betty Ann Carroll and Advisor Miss Car- michael. ■ Jr. I ' .. — a ' ' , -- ,-v • — f — -• ' W Kappas meet on lawn outside library. 105

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s. oron itled DLta flu DLl a Theta Nu Theta sorority had a busy year filled with many activities and interests. Under advisorship of Miss Helm and President Mary Crouch the members shared a gala week at Laguna during Spring Vacation, sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance, held a formal dinner dance, and ushered at the Gerhart Muench concert and the Spring and Fall plays. Mary Crouch, president Thetas enjoy themselves whether down at the beach or on the front lawn.

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pia jt F L a men a r Organized this year to satisfy the need for a third sorority, Phi Alpha Omega, under the direction of temporary Advisor Mrs. Hatch, President Carol Rich and Vice-President Mary Jane Adams, got off to a successful start when the two established sororities gave a tea honor- ing the newly established group. The writing of the constitution and ritual, and the formal installation of members and officers were the main features of the year. Carol Rich, president. ■ •- ■ ■ ... . ■ . ..u Newly organized sorority was very active in its first year.