Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

Page 120 text:

Qeiilunior Q6uilcl . . . l OIWICJCRS , gf til? P11510 Um' llllIIlf1'L't Lois l'R0e'rrm ..... Pl'C5fIit'Ilf EL'NICE CJLSON ..,A ..... S ccrvfary LRlHlLlQlIXi1 :ln inteiest in hetion both old and neu is the aini of junior Guild. an orgzinizzltion of twenty-iix'e women students. Two books are diseussed at the meeting held onee il nionth. This year the club was fortunate in being able to bring to the school several speakers, zunong theni being Miss Opal Lintz, well-known eritie and author. Among the niodern books diseussed this year were 'tlione Wiith the VVind', and Drums Almig the Mohawk? Aeeorcling to 21 resolutiun adopted this fall. nienibership is now limited to upperelziss students.

Page 119 text:

. , . jbcunlocla Qgigma Cilffpsilon q1QNcQI.IsH LITIQRARY sociirryy OFIPICICRS blARGARET KING ..., ...,..,.....,..,..., A .....,... . Pwsififzzf lfY1Q121C'l l' Noimox ,,... I'z'ri'-Pzuxvidvzzl lleizisiiivi' 1lAXVYELl, ....,.,, SC't'1'L'fll1'j' l,EOIYA Piriiaeri ,...... ...A, Y l1'Utl.Yll1't7l' CC X NGLISH LITU as Lanibda Sigma Upsilon is more popu- larly called is a long established organization on they Upsala campus, having been founded in 1922 by Dr. Alvin R. Calinan, its present advisor, and Dr. Wlalter VV. Gustafson. Its purpose being to proinote a better understanding of American and European authors, one author and his work are discussed at each meeting. held regularly on the hrst and third Thursdays of the inonth. Following their usual custoni of attending plays during' the year, the society this year reviewed XYhite Horse lnnv as well as another big production. Ten inenibers chosen from the three upper classes consti- tute the inenibership. Page Ona Ilzzmlrvd lfiffecfz

Page 121 text:

O O 9 SX lzXSIx.X I.1l l I:R,vXR.X S.'Xl,l.SIitXI'Ii'I' CJl l IC1iRS HIRGER jonxsox ,. ..., ,,... I 'nxvirleiif Howfxien ,XNIJERSON ,.,. . .. I'1'n'-l'1'e.v1'rIi'11f SML HAr:c:i,i'x11 , . .,.., . .,.. ,Sil'f'l'4'flII'VX' Bicixxirr XEI,soN . . -- . .. 74l't'lISllI'L'1' 6 ' E NIO. the Swedish eI.iterztry Society on the eztimmus is restricted to nine ztetive members as the Swedish nztme implies. This society is the oldest mgztiiizzttimi :tt Upszdzt, having' been traced more than one and El half seure years bztek to Iiemlwurth days. The ztim ut De Nici is to better ztequztint the members with all types of Swedish literature, the Swedish culture, :md the Sweden of today. During' the past yeztr the works of Striiidberg' has been ztnztlyzed with it immber of other populztr Swedish authors. Dr. Iirztns Iiriesson zt member since the early days is still very ztetive with the members and their work. Gio 1 'qs lillllll' Um' lllllltffftf .S'i z'i'11fi