Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Standing: Mary Ann Pirhonen, Daphne Iacques, Ruth Henes, Beverly Dean, Carol Nelson, Susanne Brungraber, Anita Walsh. Sitting: Margaret Petersen, Ian Overholt, Donna Mae Jacobsen, Patt Nichol. Miss Beaman, Ieanette Wamer. Qglflflelf' 89 The Cegmer Seg Sorority received its charter in April of 1923. The promotion of good fellowship and sisterhood among Northern women is the principal aim of this sorority. The characteristics which are desired by its members are character, scholarship. friendship, love, loyalty. cheerfulness, kindness. in- 106 tegrity, and perseverance: The social calendar for the year is made up. Fall rushing parties, and a dinner-dance in hon of the pledges who were initiated as new membe In the Spring, the sorority sponsors an all-scho social.

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5232601 igmoz The Delta Sigma Nu Sorority was organized March 17, 1923, and is the oldest sorority on the campus. At the present time it is also the largest. Delta Sigma Nu is devoted to the moral, spiritual and intellectual development of its members and the furthering of the best interests of Northern. Twenty-one girls became pledges during the first semester, following two rushing parties which were Barn Dance and French Cafe parties. Top to bottom, Ieit: Donna Iensen, Ioan Maki, Helen Vogt, Marllyn Iohnaon, Anne Harrington. Helen Bartonon, Irma Maki, Mary Robinson, Doris Tormala. Top to bottom, right: Ianice Tibor, Lois Fenning. Pat Shanley, Terry Doyle, Carol Hawes, Nancy Tauses, Marcia Hicks. 4 Top to bottom, left: Kay Bergstrom, Mary Leaf, Sara Roberts, Clare Iohnson, Nancy McKevitt. Ioan Corbett, Betty Faull, Sylvia Vedin, Ioan Freeman, Betty Hawkin, Margaret Perrin, Fern Aho, Phillis Porter, Iade Lim. Top to bottom, right: Mrs. Wilmer, Mary Good- ney, Ioan Lindholm, Dorothy Lustic, Donna Under- hill, Lila Bater, Helen Alfredaon. Pat Sincock, Helen Owens, Alice Eldred. The Christmas and spring formal dinner dances highlighted the Delta's social calendar. These were held in the Lee Hall Ballroom with an orches- tra furnishing music for dining and dancing. To aid in the all-school pro- gram, the traditional Back-To School Dance was sponsored by the Delta's early in the fall. Other outstanding events of the year included construc- tion of a float and decorations for the Homecoming celebration, the dressing of a Christmas Doll, the pledging and initiation ceremonies, and a spring picnic.