Ithaca College - Cayugan Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Left to right, first row: P. Frey, sec.-treas.g C. Chapman, prcs.g S. Whitney, vice-pres. Second row: R. Dobrxs C Cholewag Mrs. Taylor, advisorg M. D'Amorep S. Boydeng J. Tyler. Women' Ci ie Committee Sometimes an encouraging majority of the student body turns out for an event, proving that there is school spirit here. This fall, when the VVon1en's Civic Committee held its carwash for the benefit of Kim, the Korean war orphan Ithaca College had adopted, a surprising number of stu- dents turned out to work. Cuess when the goal is worthwhile, the student body will give a hand. The W.C.C. is made up of girls from all de- partments of the college working to promote under- standing between students and the administration. This aim has been realized in such innovations as later permissions for the girls. 24 Solnebod f ass the soa 1 5 P l

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Early in the year the freshman girls were kept hopping. They were weleomecl at the Big Sister Tea, a formal party at the home of Dr, and Mrs. job, where the girls met their 'big sisters'. Shortly after that they were busy preparing this year's pro- duction of 'Fresh l:rolics,' a show which the girls from each department put together in hopes that their team will take first place. 4 l Q i I i I l 1 l M Wigs. Tea, and Frolic K 1 Big and little 'sisters' meet for tea 25