George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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TWO O ' CLOCKS, GAB SESSIONS, A BROKEN ELEVATOR Strong Hall dormitory council is composed of two girls elected from each floor. The president of the council is elected In March by all the girls In the dorm. She acts as chairman of the council, which organizes the business and social activities of the dormitory, A buffet supper was given at the beginning of the orientation week. Parties were given on Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas A formal tea honoring the girls ' favorite professors was also sponsored by the dorm council. The Christmas Party was highlighted by the award of a prize by Santa Claus to the girls with the best decorated door. There were also several exchanges between the floors of the dormitory. m JK 7 m ft SI Vi ■ Jl 1 1 C - Takes talent to study in a room like this! Seated: Mrs Van Winkle, R, Sanderson, J Showafter, F Elliot, C, Jones. Standing: B. Anderson, J. Tiches, M. Jones.

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Big Sisters at study and play. First Row: P. Williams, R. Berryman, J. Winegard H P, DeJany, B. Moore, K . Mosel, Second Row: B. Holm, C. Dunn, E„ Sincoff, M. Estes, A. Sweeney, Third Row: J. Gallagher, S, Hurst, B, Wallin, D, Schorr, J. Moffett, D, Johnson. Fourth Row: J. Showalter, L, Anstine, R. Knee, A, Page, L Mathers, L McDavitt, Mrs, Jewell. Big Sis is the organization which helps in orienting new women students to the University. Each Big Sis contacts her little sisters before school begins. The Coffee Hour before registration is an opportunity for all Big and Little Sisters to meet and plan their schedules. Mortar Board ' s skit on Classroom Types showed how not to win friends and influence professors. At the Tips and Tea with Topnotchers, new students are introduced to campus leaders. The Delphi fashion show with co-ed mod- els showed newcomers appropriate clothes for all phases of life at G.W. Campus tours were conducted by Big Sisters throughout Orientation Week. Nosebag lunches were held in the Big Sis Lounge. 26

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First Row: A. Berger, S. Kouiel, T. Kranzler, M. Kaye, Second Row: L. Levy, L. Lerner, M. Sirkis, W, Chilton, N. Stein, H. Gross. Members of Alpha Zete Omega doing some extra- curricular homework. TEST TUBES, A SCHOLARSHIP, AND FRIENDLY CONTACT Alpha Zeta Omega is a national professional pharmaceutical fraternity made up of students and alumni. The fraternity keeps itself informed on trends in pharmacy and benefits its members by forming social contacts with professional pharmacists. The Washington chapter with the help of the student branch publishes a newspaper for pharmacists in the city, A yearly scholarship in Pharmacy at the University is given by the Washington chapter to an outstanding high school graduate of the District of Columbia, A number of speakers add interest to the regular business meetings. 30