Northern Michigan University - Kawbawgam Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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FH-vF'1ff2i., r' ' ... ,. V.. , M - .X 'f-.gg-sv 5 1- X -, ' -: : J IN'-Q -A X ' rg 1 , Sf V4 , lazy, ,ll l I N, .---nt . ,M 1' ,V 1 Front How: Mary Ann Watson, Marilyn Sleeman. Noblet. Emma Dorow. Rosamond Peterson, Arlene Simmons, Lydia Banach, Doreen Andary, Sandra Segerstrom, Elizabeth Cory, Ioyce Bryers, Nancy Caryl Olson, Nancy Koski, Ioan Adamson. ,fl Carol Malila. Shirley Hampton, Marilyn VanDeWeqhne, Cathy Nesberg. Second Row: Susan Griswold, Naomi Bodine, Mary Ann Gendzwill, Barbara Brawley, Ann Saunders, Mary Hayes, Shirley Kuisti. Back Row: Rosemary Peterson. Mary Tuch, Helen Felt, Beta bird? 415 Beta birthday! Beta boosters! :si 1 9'-ic EM Beta ballad. ef I . Betas? X W c 129

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Beta Omega Tau Sorority ,, Ts-Y'M'+-fa.. Z Front Row: Mary Cybulski. IoAnn Greig, Nancy Neisius. Ioanne Becker, Dayle Graves, Lois Iones, Janice Gibson, Nancy Sorenson, Iune l-Iolmquist. Second Row: Ioan Probstfeld, Iean Boyer, Carol Corn. Shirlee Seppala, Phyllis Talbot, Greta Anderson, Ioie Townsend, Marilyn Faull, Dorothy Larson, Mary Lou Anderson, Mary Beyers. Back Row: Marie Godell, Carolee Oas. Dorothy Slosson, Betty Vallier, Barbara Nelson, Gayle Starkey. The members of the Beta Omega Tau Sorority, founded in 1923, aim for the qualities ot sincerity, loyalty, reliability, and understanding. With an increased mem- bership this year the Betas enjoyed a full and active social calendar. A candlelight initiation, followed by rushing parties, began the year's activities for the Betas. Their rushing parties, the annual Smorgasbord and a Beta Round-Up, yllilllqiify f it ' 4' A were enjoyed by the many who attended. The Betas joined ' 1 with the other sororities in the Ianuary Tri-Sorority Dance T g ,zu : lb 5 but, for the first time, they had their own spring dinner V ' dance. The Beta Bunyan Ball was their contribution to y gf Northern's social calendar. Their annual Mother's Day T Teas completed the year for the Betas. if , Nancy Neisius-President 1 2 8

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'Cegmer Seg Sorority ri ll if fl -I 5 l I Front Row: Nancy Ostman, Yvonne Iacques, Marmie Petersen. Gloria Maki, Kathy Olson. Ianet Messenger. Back Row Betty Superko, Ieanette Fosmo, Mary Ann Pirhonen, Sandy Dyer, Anita Walsh, Pat Marley, Bev Dean, Marina Hooper, Ellen Hakala if at at it 5.4 45. Y, W -'.1. -' ' if . ' ,' i UU -gp- l f Q r , .. . 'I XV- ,iv ' i. Y .lg T I r.. . ,.. T.: The principal aim of the Cegmer Seg Sorority has always been the promotion of sisterhood among Northern women. The segs have been on campus since April of 1923. Another full year of social activities was enjoyed by the Segs this year. After a solemn candlelight initiation the Segs moved into their fall rushing program. Their two rushing parties were a Barbecue and a Candy Tea. In Ianuary they participated in the Tri-Sorority Dance, Pink Paradise. The Segs' spring social calendar included an- other formal dance and a picnic. Their contribution to the social life of the school was their annual Waterfront Cafe. Yvonne Iacques-President 1 3 0