The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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OFFICERS, IM Io right: Shirley Rarich, Chaplaing Lois Houghtaling, Secretaryg .lanyce Bell, Criticg Mary Jarvis, Vice Presidentg Cornelia Sinzheimer, Presidenlg Evelyn Douglas, Treasurer: Jeanne Jenkins. Program Chairmang Miss Dorothy Braun, Advisor. Not pictured: Carolyn Jackson, Parliamenturian, Pafrician literary Society The Pi Lambda Sigma functioned actively this year under the newly revised constitution. The three-fold aim to develop mem- bers spiritually, intellectually, and culturally was kept in mind as the Patrician Literary Society planned its regular bi-monthly meetings. Discussions were sponsored, parties held, and chapel programs planned as part ofthe well-rounded program of the organization. Climaxing all the activities was the Annual May Festival produced in conjunction with the Marconian Literary Society. ln this production, the chairmen sought to utilize the talents of each member of both societies in the effort to produce a program of high quality. The Festival was held on the front lawn with the Ionic Columns of Lexington as a backdrop. After the crowning of the May Queen, the finished performance was given in honor of the Queen and her court. KC .- N Pi 1 V7 vt it, ,l

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3' MAY FESTIVAL

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Standing, lej? to right: Carole Stutz, Frank Irwin, Mary Ellen Sproule. Kneeling, leji to right: Donald Landis, Shirley Rarich, Doris Travilla, Christian Matthews. Social Hommitfcc The Social Committee, made up of two representatives from each class, has the distinct duty of providing an adequate social program for the school year. Under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, this year's program included two formals - The Fall Formal in November, and February Fan- tasy. Supplementing these highlights were the Christmas srnorgasbord and weekend affairs from swimming and skating to lounge parties, which kept the students active socially throughout the year.