Upsala College - Upsalite Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)

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li Q l s--e tt E 5 i E if Wd? M ti, 5-I Q E11 he ., if E+ LTL, X A ,.,,, lx J si- oighi elta , . . Page One Hmzdrcd Si OFFICERS AUDREY KLINK ..,4 .....,................... .......,.. P 1 'esident LILLTAN NVALKER .... Viffe-Pres1'a'e111' ETHEL SEARL .......... ...., .... ....... ,S ' 0 cretary JANET VVHITESELL ..... ....,,..............,.,.....,..,,.... T 1'ea.ru1'e1' RUTH ORMISTON ,.,... .,4... I zzicr-Sorority Coznzril Refi. Chi Delta Sorority was founded in l933 by nine active campus girls, one of whom is still at Upsala. The nine girls were: Charlotte Cassiday, Mildred Helmers and Emily Redlitz, who are teaching, Alice Qbreiter, who is a private secretaryg Elea- nore Lindgren, who is tutoring, Gwendolyn Martinson, who is now Mrs. Russell Smithg Eleanor Macck, Ural Hygienist, and Louise Ahrens, who is working for the Hearst Publishing Co., and Lillian Walker. During the past four years since the organization of the sorority its members have distinguished themselves in many activities on the campus and maintained a high scholastic stand- ing as well as having been socially active. The Chi's have also been of service to the community doing social work. Tn Novem- ber the group presented the school with a sum of money for the renovating of the chapel. This year two honorary members joined the sorority: Miss Carmen McKell, who attended Vlfellesly and Miss Dolores Rachel, a graduate of Berkeley Secretarial School. Sm'0rcs in Collegio l937-Audrey Klink, Lillian Vlialker. l93SfMarjorie Schwarzwaelder, Rachel Strickland. 1939-Lillian Howie, Ruth Ormiston. Ethel Searl, janet VYhitesell. A Ifj' li i lid 33 . M, 4 -2. .v - .Q r.. 4 ..t': f .,,.,..,, . 4 -L-,-.p .M .., 'LYJ2 tv . - .1- ... .M -, .., .tw 4. ..,, .... 4. .... CL -1 Hr-'i -111 .J W.. -Li-.. mul- -4. E+ aa , 4 ,Md -+44 l.,. l- 1-ei 'ii :H

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li limi , . . . Qau 528611 Kigma OFFICERS lXlARGARET K1NG ...... ,..... P I'FSIiKlf'lIf BIARGARET HIGGINS ,S'ffr1'efc11'y LiL1,IAN MAcK ...,,,.,. ..,.. 7 l1'C'tl.S'ltl'C7' l g EGINNLNG at Kenilworth in l9Zl, as a society of girls who wished to permanent their friendships, Tau Beta Sigma sorority, then known as the Bittersweet Society, has since grown to be- conie an important influence on the Upsala cainpus, both in college activities and popularity. Besides maintaining a high scholastic standing, the girls have been greatly in deniand at canipus functions during the past year. lt is especially to their credit that from their number was chosen the Senior Class representatives at comnienceinent. S0l'01'I'S in Collrgio l937-Margaret King, Leona Pierce, Blanche johnson, Anna Johnson. 1938-Lillian Mack, Nola Siess, Jennie Munson, Janice Larson, Rosalind Wiright, june Galmrielson. l939-Frances Needham, Beryl Smith, Lydia Lincoln. l9-l0-'Ruth Claudelin, Adele lljerpe, Helen Nynlan, Margarcta Lindstroin. Margaret Higgins. Page Om' Hundred Fifty-Niue ' T Fi? ri 1 are '11 2 ' 2743 1 . -ll gill ri Muzi .5 :TJ fx' -ll

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