Jamestown College - Hea Kan Yearbook (Jamestown, ND)

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ALPHA ZETA Our chance to get to Heaven is one in sixty-seven, we will allow. But we're in the upper strata of literary bliss when we can write of this here and now. . . the order of Alpha Zeta. In forty-one they elected a president, too, and a vice-prexy, a secretary, and a treasurer who were lean Brandenburg, Martha Clark, Ioan Burns, and Frances Cook, and which illustrious few in iorty-two gave up their coveted ofiices to Carol Wilson, Christine 'I'hacker, Iune Schmid and Dorothy Dale in order named. . . and all far famed. Energetic as you please, they manage to squeeze in a Homecoming Breakfast and a late Fall Dinner which is always a winner. . . and besides all these they have a Formal Initiation that's a marvelous demonstration of their skill. A Christmas Supper and a Party with a boy friend and finally Breakfast for the Seniors brings their season to an end. They honor their Founders with a Breakfast at the Lake, which from all reports is never hard to take. So from all these things we've told you, it's plain to see that they just about have everything. . . from A to Z! But we mustn't forget to mention, with honorable intention that their rushing is most gushing and their pledges are the best. .. that they're certainly most beautiful. . and talented . .and dutiful, and that we'd most like them to vamp us. .. because they are undoubtedly, and yet, we dare to shout it, see. .. THE BEST SOCIETY ON THE CAMPUS! Dale. V. Bergen. H. Norgaard, Z. Wilson. G. Dittmer, I. Schmid. J. Robertson, I. Severn Pavlak, F. Horner. M. Ekren, F. Stouqh. I. Brandenburg. M. Dunstan, T. Houston, I. Burnsl Smith, B. Kline. S. Chaitee, C. Loeppke. V. Waqgoner, F. Cook, Wilson, E. Vasey. M. Thompson, L. Larson. M. Wilson D. Pie-gel. V. Mattson, I. Huffman, L. Pantleon. A. Phelps Meier. C. Thacker. L. Markham. B. Sparks, B. Wildtcmg. D. Mikkelson. fi!

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31T'UJ! F3 Ruff, I. Iohnson, L. Boardman. D. Voge, B. Werth. E. Estee. D. Paulson, B. Valent. Weed, M Herxgstad D Hentqen L Vanderzee P Hyde G Danuser L Pape .Gloege, M. Illarmenterultll. Flowers, E. lilobertson. I. Hartley, Olson. Y. ABarl-cus, Barleksten, Burqerneister. A. Salisbury. L. Hartley, I. Purviance. M. McKenna, D, Miller. A. Bergeson Flesjer, M. Warke, R. Iensen, P. King, I. Wiese. L. Flesier. A. Salisbury, D. Michel, Brool-ts,G. Smith, L. Pitula, D. Farmer, P. Travis. BETA ZETA There are pleasant things and present things and this is both: to gather up the data on that captivating crowd who are definitely proud to take the oath. . .as belles of Beta Zeta. In forty-one they elected a president, too, and a vice-prexy, a secretary, and a treasurer who were Gayle Smith, Marion Flesjer, Phyllis Travis, Margaret McKenna and which illustrious few in forty-two gave up their coveted offices to Marion Flesjer, Leona Vanderzee, Ruby Iensen, Karolyn Knauf in order named. . .and all far-famed. After vacation comes realization as soon as school convenes, that they soon have a Banquet, then a Homecoming Tea, .. both of which could rate a degree. And by all means we must remember the Advisor's Party in December. It's a dream! The Spring Picnic on Memorial Day is memorable in every way, and Formal Initiation is O. K. 'I'he advisors give the Seniors a dinner, very formal and fun besides. . .and what's more it's quite normal to close the year with a swanky Banquet. So let's agree we'd be dizzy if we. . .were as busy as a B .... Z! But we mustn't forget to mention, with honorable intention that their rushing is most gushing and their pledges are the best. . that they're certainly most beautiful .and talented. . .and dutiful. and that we'd most like them to vamp us because they are undoubtedly, and yes, we dare to shout it, see... . THE BEST SOCIETY ON THE CAMPUS!