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Tati Kappa Kappa 11 11 First Row: M. Cooper, Mrs. Smith,.!. Smith, M. Fuller .Second Row: A. Senkbeil, F. Martin, E. Doering, R. DeWeese, S. Young. Third Row: K. Mellott, S. O’Black, C. Miskin, M. Kerns, B. Bowers, M. Wilhelm. B. Ridenour. The Tau Kappa Kappa sorority, which is the oldest sorority on campus, was established in 1900. The officers for the year 1953-53 were: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Sergeant-At-Arms Advisor Jane Smith Marge Cooper Marcella Fuller Mary Anne Wilhelm Fran Martin Eula Doering Mrs. A C. Smith Some of the annual events held by the TK’s are the Hobo Hop, the Pirate Dance, and the Winter Formal. 37
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First Row: J. Runkle, J. Smith, N. DelBene. Second Row: N. Brown, M. Cooper, R. Conklin. Pan Heflenic Council The Pan Hellenic Co uncil, which is composed of two members of each sorority, is the center of sorority life on campus. This organ¬ ization is under the advisorship of Dean Link. This group sponsored the annual Tri-Sorority formal, which is one of the highlights of the spring quarter. The dance was held this year on May 22, in Findlay. The council is a governing body for the sorority members, and through it the traditions of sorority life are upheld. 26
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First Row: Mrs. Roider, advisor; N. Brown, J. Runkle, M. Hitchcock, B. Muskoff, R. Wick. Second Row: B. Wilson, A. Dahling. D. Hiller, A. Harvey, S. Smith, M. Mayer, G. Chaffee,B. Brian, E. Hoffman, J. Zahler. Third Row: A. Snyder, J. Geist, A. Koch, G. Hughes, D. Sopko, J. Nordquist, R. Brubaker, H. Tlrysaez, C. Periowski, J. W elsh. Phi Chi The membership of the Phi Chi Sorority doubled when summer vacation time rolled around. Our winter rush party, “Opera Premier,” was a huge success. On February 6 we held our winter formal, Neptune’s Paradise, at the Student Center. An enjoyable time was had by all. Other social activities included a Christ¬ mas party and several informal dances. The officers for the year were Judy Runkle, president; Nancy Brown, vice- president; Marilyn Hitchcock, secretary; and Betty Muskoff, treasurer. 28
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