Pittsburg State University - Kanza Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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We Warm... Theta Sigma Upsilon became a national sorority with the Alpha Chapter at Emporia, Kansas, in 1921, and is a member of the National Panhellenic Con- ference. Epsilon Chapter was installed on the Pittsburg campus in 1924 under the direction of Miss Elmina E. Graham. The national aim of Theta Sigma Upsilon is to establish a sisterhood whose five-fold object is the physical, intellectual, social, ethical, and spiritual de- velopment of its members. The open motto is, The Higher Good. The Thetas received the Panhellenic scholarship award in the spring of 1947, and came through Homecoming successfully with first prizes on their house decorations and their float. Their social service project the past year was the adoption of a needy family to whom they contributed food and cloth- ing. Members of Epsilon Chapter have been prominent in campus activities and have held numerous important offices. Many social good times are a part of their happy memories. The faculty advisors are Miss Frances Hashbarger and Miss Helen Kriegs- man. Patronesses are Mrs. O. P. Dellinger, Mrs. H. A. Holzer, Mrs. J. U. Massey, Mrs. Adele M. Burnett, Mrs. E. K. Smith, and Mrs. George E. Rug- gles. Miss Annie Marriott, Mrs. Ethel M. Peck, and Mrs. Bert Keeney are honor members. These Theta officers-Dorothy Beaver, Shirley Ann Sim- mons, Deloris Shaver, Jane Johnson, Lorena Mae Riley, and Donaleen Meeker-are quick to point ont that their sorority won first place in Hornecoming's house decorations contest. Frances Hashbarger Donaleen Meeker Patricia Canfield Rose Ann Reda Marian Joseph Kathleen Eichhorn Jo Ann Vacca Orva Slaughter Bette Layden Elnora McClintock Marcella Jack Ernestine Johnson Kay Miyagi Dorothy Beaver Inez Mayginnes Alice Allen Darlene Bartlett Paula Karlinger Deloris Shaver Betty Lou Thomas Lorena Mae Riley Betty Zurek Jackalin Forbes Janie Johnson Page 30

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7he Gall ' The Collegio, official student newspaper of Kansas State Teachers College, entered its twenty- sixth year of publication. This year saw the use of many more pictures, and the adoption of a new style title head. Bob Clements, senior from Coffeyville, who graudated in January, guided the paper for the first semester. Assisting him were Orlanda Manci, senior from Franklin, as news editor and Muriel I I I Warner, senior from Cherryvale, as assistant news editor. Bob Martin of Chanute and Rosalie Merri- man of Mound City were co-editors of the fea- ture page. Betty Kissee, junior from Franklin, was society editor. Sports editors were Jack Grim, Wellington, and Earl Morey of Pittsburg. . Don Hunsaker, business manager, was in charge of the advertising sections of the paper. Orlanda Manci attempts to explain some copy she's working on to Earl Morey as John Martin listens attentively. Meanwhile, Editor Clements is trying to point out an error in copy to Muriel Warner, but gains instead the attention of Rosalie Merriman. Mariel is not really mad at Orlanda, she says. It's the photographer who makes it look that way. Page 32