University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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OMEGA MU CHI Top—Trewarcha, Miss Glennon, Chappell, Sullivan, Rankin, Berndt, E., Noble Middle—Hummel, I.aMarche, M., Hansen, Guth, Fumelle, Hull, M., Boorman, Counsell, W. Boitom-r-Thatcher, Hull, V., Gmcincr, M. 1st Semester 2nd Semester .. Margaret Guth Helen Trcwartha Margaret Guth Ruth Finch Marjorie Kohler Just as the discovery of gold placed California before the eyes of the people, the Fall Tea brought Omega Mu Chi sorority to the notice of all. At this tea their friendliness was extended to the new women students. This was also the first appearance of their new lace table cloth. The Omegas are like successful miners, for while toiling to maintain high scholastic averages, they have found rich deposits of friendship in their group associations. First semester pledges, called Fishbait”, were Esther Berndt, Marjorie Finch, and Joyce Kruger. Second semester pledges Beverly Berg, Lois Con achen, Marjorie Crosby, Marian Drcwsen, Joan Fchrenbach, Gretchcn Holstein, Muriel Held, Nancie Goebel, Marilyn Knopc, Kathleen Pierce, Jean Robertson, Arlene Kromroy, Suzanne Swanke, and Beverly Tibbetts became Hepcats”. The climax of their social year came at the Inter-sorority dinner dance at which the theme Dancing In the Dark was carried out. Other undertakings were the Knitting Bazaar in December and the Mardi Gras skit, The Omcg Merry-go-round . The faculty advisers are Miss Bertha Glennon, Mrs. Mary Samter, and Miss Harriet Wright. The spirited Omegas have well earned their claim of being an important organization, for they lend their group vitality to all the other associations to which their actives belong. 22

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TAU GAMMA BE;TA Top—Collins, Lodzinski, Maliarik, Torzcwski, McDermott. Mrs. Faust. Mrs. Lewis Middle—Ramsay, R., Lewis, Omcrnik, B.. Lascckc. Lavers. See. Due Bottom—Sisley, O'Connor, Kasper SMILIN’ THROUGH — THE RECEPTION LINE 24