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l DELTA ALPHA Fall Kathryn Dryburgh - - - - President Ida Mae Maack - - Vi:efPres. and Sec'y Marjorie Lee - - - Treasurer Spring Kathryn Dryburqh - - - - President Ida Mae Maack - - - Vice-Pres. and Sec'y Mariorie Lee ------ Treasurer Delta Alpha is the only national sorority in the school. The sorority started the swing in September with their annual Convention Banquet and Installation of Officers at the Blackstone on September 23, and an annual dance at lndian Hill Country Club the 24th of September. Bushing concluded, they pledged five girls. They held mock initia- tion on December 3, followed by Formal Initiation on Sunday, December 4, at the Blackstone. During Christmas vacation they had a Christmas party. In February, rush- ing again, pledged tive more. The annual Winter Frolic was held at the Del Prado Hotel on February 4. Mock initiations were held May 6, followed by Formal initiation May 7, at the Blackstone. Boockforcl, Nelson. Lee. ... '53 MU OMEGA BETA Fall George Mills A Harold Houskeeper - - Vice-President Albert Klein - Robert Paulsen Marshal Hill - - - President - - Secretary - - Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Spring Georqe Mills . - President Harold Houskeeper F ViCe.P1-egidem Albert Klein - - Secretary Robert Paulsen . Tfegsuref Marshal Hill ---- . Sql, gg Arms In accordance with the aim oi Mu Omega Beta to provide real leadership for M. P. I. C., members have always been active in college organizations. In the past year, MOB men have held the presidency of the lnter-Frater- nity-Sorority Council Cboth semestersl, presi- dency of the Commerce Club, Men's Club and Engineers Club, with membership on the Student Council and Men's Club Board of Governors. MOBS have taken part in football, baseball, rifle, ping pong and chess activities. The fraternity sponsored an an- nual dance at the Lincolnshire Country Club. Second Row: Olson L., Wentsel, McCormack, Hodson, Wieber. First Row: Hill, Klein, Mills, Hous- lceeper, Paulsen. Second Row: Mansfield lenkms First Row: Bossi, Maaclz, Dryburgh
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Third Row: McCumber, Iohnson Long, Thornston, Natharius. Second Row: Logue, Fox, Lindholrn Stressenreuter, Swisher, l-libbard. First Row: McClure, Smead, Bing. Rand, Burnett, Petersen. The Phi Zetas swung into play by giving PHI ZETA BETA PHI SIGMA OFFICERS Fall Mona Stressenreuter - - - President Connie Rand - - - Vice-President Betty Long - - - Secretary Ellen Beddoe - - Treasurer Pat Burnett Chaplain Spring Connie Rand - - President June Bing - - Vice-President Pat Burnett - - - Secretary Diana Smead - - Treasurer Jeannette Petersen - - - Chaplain F all Lyell Chandler Ray Ziegniont Howard Morton Howard Morton OFFICERS President Vice-President Recording Secretary - Corresponding Secretary Charles Stoffer - - - - Treasurer Spring Lyell Chandler - - President Charles Kiefer - Vice-President Iohn Riddle - Reid Bennett Charles Stoffer Robert Westcott Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Segt. at Arms Beta Phi Sigma is a national fraternity, their annual Christmas dinner dance at the Drake. The next iam session occurred in Ianuary as a finale to finals. The scene . . . the Southmoor. The traditional teas, rush parties, and formal initiation at the Sherry augmented the social whirl. As en- thusiastically they plunged into preparations for a card party last fall and came through with flying colors land dollarsl . . . the success's total went into the lane Long Memorial Scholarship Fund. and active on lay Cee campus. The Eta Iota Chapter, organized in 1934, now has an active membership of over thirty men. Social activities of the chapter for this year included participation in rushing activities, the annual Beta Rose Ball, two closed dances, and Halloween and New Year's Eve parties. Beta sponsored baseball and basketball teams. Forty weekly meetings and support of all college functions con- cluded their activities for the year. nga: Second Row: McCullough, Emrick, Zellinger, Ziegmont, Armour, Van Valkenlourgh. First How: Westcott, Bennett, Kiefer, Riddle, Baird.
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