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Nl N' LE HUE The Women's League of the University of Detroit was established in 1916 with the enrollment of the first woman student. Since that time, it has grown steadily until today its membership numbers approximately l700. The League comprises all coed students and is by far the most active organization on campus. The Woman's League Board is the guiding group of the League. lts members are annually elected from the entire coed student body and it is this group which plans the many social events presented by the coeds. Among the social events sponsored by the League are the Freshman Welcome Tea, the Sadie Shuffle, the Christmas Orphan's Party, a Mother-Daughter Tea, a Dad-Daughter Date Night and several After-Game Dances given in coniunction with the Student Union. All of these affairs make it possible for the coeds to fulfill the purpose of the League, which is to unite all women students and to provide entertainment for them in accordance with the standards of the University. Miss Helen Kean, Dean of Women, and Betty Jean Muir appear mildly con- cerned over the selection of a record. The two girls relaxing are apparently unbothered by weird wall drawings and an empty chair. 263
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Martha Eklund, Marge Kllcline, Judy Komivles, Betty Jean Muir, Sigrid Nelson, Mary Burleson, Dolores Milkie, president, Miss Helen Kean, moderator, Lois Cahill, Gerry O'Grady, Maureen Moffett, .loan Lingeman, Doris Bogclen. Carol Edelbrock and a piano attract two curious onlookers. No one knows the trouble l'm in . . . what a mess. .
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264 Dennis Roussey, Editor '54 semester . . . John Winter, Editor '53 semester . . . . . . for a new staff, thoughtful looks. . . . tie askance, editorial is born. Each Tuesday and Thursday a stat? of 37 students publish the University of Detroit newspaper. The Varsity News, which ranges in size from eight to sixteen pages, is read, perhaps reread, enioyed or disliked, discussed or ignored by a potential read- ership of over l2,000. Because of this appreciation, and in spite of the criticism, the staff unfailingly meets its deadline , and attempts to bring to the students, faculty, and friends, the latest in news and the best in features. HITYNW
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