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0. M. N. SORORITY The O. M. N. Sorority remains as active today as it did when first organized nearly fifty years ago. A lively rush week consisted mainly of a tea and a picnic supper at the cabin. During the week of initiation, the superiors marveled at the excellent sportsmanship of the new pledges. Several weeks after the formal initiation, members and “scums” alike attended the annual banquet held at the “Barn” in Kingston. The sorority sisters proved also to be fine athletes in a basketball game against the Thespians. An award will again be given at commencement time to the non-sorority girl or boy who has shown the most scholastic progress in his high school career. Miss Miles proved to be a most capable and willing advisor. The retiring officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer J. Elting E. Van Orden J. Taylor C. Eckley J. Vanderlyn C. Pedersen L. Tamney M. Miller is year are as follows: S. Knickerbocker F. Barringer V. Short E. Sutherland H. Elting W. McCord J. Hanley M. Grindrod E. DulFy Jean Elting Elsa Van Orden Jo Ann Taylor Carolyn Eckley O. Taraduck N. Lasher B. Reid D. Clineman J. Knickerbocker D. Taylor J. Erwin J. Myers
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THE THESPIANS The Thespians is a newly organized club which came into existence last year under the guidance of Mrs. Anne Blownstine. Our first set of officers were as follows: President, Virginia Locascio; Vice-President, Leora Ellis; Secretary, Eloise Eifert; Treasurer, Frances Sinagra. During our first year, we held a tea for the teachers and a successful play, “The Teeth of the Gift Horse.” During our second year, led by President. Joan Alverson; Vice-President, Rose Marie Strada; Secretary, Violet Cuthbert; and Treasurer, Geraldine Scott, we admitted new members, held a successful turkey raffle, presented an amusing “Truth or Consequences” game in assembly, introduced “Curse You, Jack Dalton,” an old-fashioned melodrama, and met the O. M. N. in an exciting basketball game. Our activities for this year are by no means concluded. We are looking forward to more assembly programs and another tea for the teachers. Our thanks go to Miss Rice, this year’s advisor, for her endless assistance to us, and to Alfred Schreiber, Dick Heroy, and Noel Pettingell, who aided us in the presentation of our second play. Members J. Alverson R. Strada V. Cuthbert G. Scott E. Eifert V. Locascio F. Sinagra C. Ellis P. Parker P. Bosworth V. Sutherland D. Van Alst H. McCormick H. Hermance H. Hauptman S. Curtis M. Black
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