Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sponsor, Miss Viola Magee. Officers: Leslie Mills, president; Jane Jarman, vice-president; Barbara May, recording secretary, Martha Ann Winn, corresponding secretary; Marjorie Deieriing, treasurer: Marjorie Chan- nel), keeper of grades; Polly Loughndge Fields, senti- nel, Lois Drennan, Triangle correspondent. Members: Hortense Agee, Mirian Lee Anderson, Marjorie Channell, Mildred Ann Cornwell, Jeanne Daily, Marjorie Deieriing, Both Dougherty, Barbara Drennan, Lois Drennan, Betty Anne Eggert, Barbara Ewing, Doris Gardner, Betty Green, Audrey Gross- man, Mary Louise Hertenstein, Jane Jarman, Sara Frances Johnson, Caroline Kennedy, Polly Loughridge Fields, Mackie Mills, Lucille Pundmann, Nadine Rob- inson, Martha Dee Thoclke, Roberta Wagner, Marjorie Walker, Marcella Walton, Martha Winn. 22

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I’i Kappa Sigma Sponsor: Miss Bracy Cornett; President, Martha Taggart; Vice-President, Betty Collop; Recording Secre- tary, Coialee Barnes; Corresponding Secretary, Doris Burch, Treasurer, Frances Sanders, Pauline Evans; Corresponding Editor. Mary Alice Mabry, Martha McDuffee; Sergeant at Arms, Dolly Creamer. Members: Eileen Cosby, Vera Davidson, Opal Dorris, Ruth Harrison, Barbara Henderson, Marjorie Holliday, Carola Hubbard, Elsie Kimbrell, Bonnie Ransdell, Mary Sangster, Glenna Schoenbeck, Janice Timson. Pledges: Charlene Clark, Pat Cosgrove, Juanita Epperson, Joyce Farmer, June Hobbie, Marjorie Inman, Madeline Martin, Vera Motter, Shirley Primm, Carlene Sherwood, Kathleen Wood. 21

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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma pledges entertain with a dream dance . . . A course of the progressive rush luncheon at Mrs. Reed's . . . A couple of jiggers of moonlight and you . . . Stampede on the steps . . . That's where we hang our sign . . . Part of the menagerie of the Sigma Cir cus: Dwarfs, Chin-Lan Park and Diana Stout and Clown, Bill Mackie ... A continuation of the Circus at the house . . . Some of the tv enty-four pledges . . . Keep singing girls. Rush season was a gay one with its Sigma Soda Shoppe and Circus. Twenty four girls rushed, pledged Tri Sigma. Instead of having a convention this year as planned, national officers were sent to every chapter. Our visitor, Mrs. Lucille Morrison, national alumnae repre- sentative, spent three helpful days v ith us. Enriching our social life, the pledges presented a program at the Christmas party and later entertained with a Dream Dance . The money ordinarily spent for gifts at the Christmas parly was given to the Salva- tion Army. The annual spring formal was given up this year and in its place the Tri Sigmas joined the other sororities in planning a Pan Hellenic dance. 23