Northland College - Wedge Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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Student Senate Sitting: Hoyer, Speidel, Jones. Standing: I. T Kendrigcm, Josephson, Reiber The Student Senate is a group elected from the entire siu- dent body. The group consists of CI president, secretary, a representative from each class, and two women at large. MEMBERS Kenneth Hoyer .................................................................... President Stanley Iones .............................................. Senior Representative Ray Reiber .................................................... Iunior Representative A1 Beck ................................................ Sophomore Representative Bernard Josephson .............................. Freshman Representative Patricia Speidel ................................................... Woman-at-Large Georgiana Szarkowski ...................................... Woman-at-Large I. T. Kendrigcxn ........................................................ Faculty Adviser

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x J? ,- 111,1qu ,05 w ; pgu .Vrl'teftb' v .7 v . , L, pi, 4.2:..1 luf-Vevu , ?x mgru C :. u: -,. hm... XOVA Gamma Nu has been a leading organization on the campus since 1924. Though it is a relatively small group, it is well organized and the members work efficiently and harmoniously together. With Patricia Speidel as our president, we had c1 full and active year. Two rush parties were given one of them CI formal dinner dance at the Menard Hotel. We also worked together with the Alphas in sponsoring the homecom- ing tea in honor of the returning alumni. 7 At the beginning of the second semester eight new pledges were formally initiated into the sorority. Meetings were held weekly, consisting of entertain- ment as well as business. As the year closes, we are already looking forward to a more successful year next yebr.

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Homecoming Homecoming was more successful this year than it has been for several years. The morning was spent in decorating iloats for the parade, which was held after dinner. Though no prizes were offered, many beautiful floats were entered. The rest of the time was diverted among many activities, some of them being the pep meeting, snake dance, bonfire, open house, and the tea. Though we had a poor season in the win and loss column, we went into the game against Itasca with our Chins up, determined to end the season with a decisive Victory. The game just started when we had our first touchdown, as a result of a punt which was blocked by Paris and recovered by him in the end zone. Two more touchdowns resulted in quick succession, making the score ZOeU at the half. During the half the flag rush was held, which ended in a tie. The game resulted in a 20--9 victory for Northland. The weekend festivities were closed by the annual homecomnig dance which was held at the K. C. Hall this year.