Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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gtgsmzqtwswigtggsgqtg GSH!-GR 53f9Qssm4'94tQiga..4'KJ+Ug,,,,,,4'94vg i 5'- if? RHO HLPHH i Motto Standard Bearer Colors: Rose and White OFFICERS 1. 1+ President . Mae Chitwood V i Vice President . . Thelma Truex 1 Secretary . . Ada Coffey' A Treasurer ' Gladys Proctor Reporter . Ruby Carr Ql 05633 HE Rho Alpha Society, the only honorary organization on the campus for gvilfo girls, was organized in the fall of 1925. Its aim is to promote scholar- ship and school spirit. glue primary requisite of eligibility for membership into the society J 3 Q 0 p- IS high scholastic standing. In both scholarship and social events, the society endeavors to uphold the ideals of the college and to live true to its motto--Standard Bearer. One of the leading social events of the year was the dinner party given at the Drake Hotel for members and their guests. Mrs Emma Roberts Noss, Professor of History, is the sponsor. U ROLL OF MEMBERS Lucille Griffith Ada Coffey Mary wood Leona Marx Jessie Miller Louise Anderson V 4,1 Leona Kidwell Mae Chitwood Grace Schell Betty Black Rozelle Zentner Cecil Dean Gladys Proctor Helen Travis - Ruby Carr Agnes Kerr Gertrude Knight: . W I Nancy Hutchison 4? 411 Marie Lowe N Gladys Thornhill QI, Thelma Truex I X A it ls T QL page one hundred twenty-eight agp U J lggmmgqlwgwfigiwgwfdgqg 8s+l926+s?3 egtwgnmgr 'gtg

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