Ripon College - Crimson Yearbook (Ripon, WI)

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■HE. Top Row Root, Michncls, Haase, Piclifcc, Kroes, Gallun, Schwartz loe, Trilling, Ciroffman, Tinkham I fiddle Row—Dalton, Schwinglc, Postier, Bitz, Hillsburg, Kuinhcra. Gibson, Knndson, Foley. Robert' Hotimn Row-—Buchrcus, Howard, Davis Wilcox, Morris, Stevens, Mace, Cookie, Davies OFFICERS HI II MVS ScmviN'CbK President Grace Michaels Tier President Etiiki. Mounts Secretai) Nei.uk Sciivvaki .i.ok Treasurer Nineteen

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BF i': 'W Hi Delta Delta Beta fBariL-u J Among the most recently organized sororities on the campus is Delta Delta Beta, a group of Bartlett, co-eds. It was offi- cially organized in September, 1921, by the following charter members: Beatrice Alexander, ‘2.V.; Elda Anderson. ‘22; Lucile Anderson, ‘20; Klara Dahlke, ‘24; Ethel Gay, '22; Agnes Han- son. ‘22- Mildred Kronberg, ‘22; Elizabeth Lyon, ‘24; Eva Mathison, ‘22; Estelle Pearce, ‘2?; Mary Roberts; Marion Scanlon, ‘22; Helen Sehwingle, '2s; Verna Taylor; Margaret Thines, ‘22. The sorority now includes twenty-seven members. This group is prominent in all campus activities. For five consecutive years the Y.W.C.A. president has been chosen from the ranks of Delta Delta Beta. Its members have been enthusiastic champions of campus clubs, and have often received depart- ment fellowship appointments. Honorary members are Mrs. Mary Gardner and Dr. Grace Goodrich, and Mrs. Kenneth Higby is patroness. Ki htce»i

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Delta Phi Sigma t Harwood ) In the fall of 1910 a group of seven Ripon college women formed a campus sorority, the Delta Phi Sigma, with the following charter mem' hers: Laura Cunningham, '11; Mildred Dockery (Mrs. E. C. John- son), '12: Abby Siggins (Mrs. Chas. Engclhracht), '10; Irmagard Jones (Mrs. Irmagard Morison), ‘11: Eileen Miller. 12: Mary Tainter, ‘11; arid Beryl Thompson, '11. Miss Marie Nickel! of the Ripon college faculty of that time was also an active charter member. It is the purpose of this sorority to work for the best things in college life: outwardly to strive for a high standard of character and scholarship, and inwardly to maintain a spirit of mutual helpfulness and loyalty. Members of Delta Phi Sigma have been active in college activities: they have been officers of the Y.YV.C.A, W.S.G.A., Cecilian chorus and other clubs; from them has been elected a prom queen, members of Theta Alpha Phi and Alpha Chi Alpha, department fellows, and R.O.T.C. sponsors. Twenty