Kansas City Teachers College - Ye Pedagogue Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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P111 LAMBDA b1Li1V.lH. OFFICERS Irma Mae Walton ........ ........, P resident ......., . ........ ........... V irginia Cole Frances Williams ......... ........ V ice-President ...,.... Q .Mary Caroline Keenan Louise Lawson-. ...... ........ S ecretary ........ ..l. . .............. L aVerne Ashby Virginia Wolff...' ..... .......,.... T reasurer ......... . ........ Iulia Marie Price Marian Doehler ...........,.. ...... Sergeant-at-Arms ..,,,,. ......... C hristine Williams The first activity of the new year for Phi Lambda Sigma was a Farm- erette party for the new students. ln an easy, friendly manner the girls became well-acquainted, and so was begun a new year of outstanding contributions. At a dinner given at the Park Lane Hotel, the new members were initiated and each girl received a small glass candle-holder and candle, a symbol of the spirit of Phi Lambda Sigma. The club tea sponsored by the Phi Sig's was a patriotic affair in honor of Washington's birthday. At a later meeting, Mrs. R. R. Boswell gave a short review of several new books. The club outfits chosen by the Phi Sig's combine the club colors in an attractive and practical costume of white shirts and yellow skirts. Phi Lambda Sigma can boast of many members active in school affairs. ln the clubs basket ball tournament, Phi Sigs were the undefeated champions. There is a cooperation and inspiration in the fellowship of this group, and the high ideals and spirit ofthe club were carried on this year to the credit of the organization. y 127:-:v2,2 .,.A ggrg -- . . ,. - -:Le:gqfvgf'.f .- -.1-fs., Sa.-514' T-L:-.1 ,fx-' . , - 1 .a

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