Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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cue 1 ' Tau Lambda Chi, the first Sorority recognized on the Hill was formed in May, l94l, drawing together girls of similar interests to cooperate in promoting scholarship and fellowship. The purposes of the sorority are to stimulate cul- tural development, to perpetuate friendships and a live interest in the advancement and activities of Wagner College. Tau now has 34 members who are active as a group in college life and also as individuals in the various phases of the entire school program. The sorority has sponsored an open dance this year, a faculty tea, a bridge party, student parties and a number of rush socials. Officers President . . . . . . . . ALlCE EVANS Vice President - . M. PAT PATTERSON Secretary . . . LILLIAN OLSEN Treasurer ..... . RUTH DANIELSON Corresponding Secretaries l SMARGERY BOHLKEN IFRANCES GUSTAVSEN Chaplain . , . . JANE STOWELL Historian. . , ELIE MULLER Sentinel . . JEAN BULGER l2O Active Sisters Ethel Ahlstrom Olga Antonopolus Margery Bohiken Jean Bulger Alyce Croco Ruth Danielson Gerd Eide Alice Evans Julia Feclirlka Rose Galosso Frances Gustavsen Frances Gutekunst Jane Lee Joseph Martha Keucher Bernice Kiefer Elaine Kovessey Priscilla La Forest Mary Lou Landis Lillian Leonard Ellen Meyer Gene Midgett Patricia Montgomery Ellie Muller Diana Nebauer Helen Neville Lillian Olsen Joan O'Regan Pat Patterson Margaret Pfeil Jane Stowe!! Joan Sweeney Britta Woodbury

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Pei' Since the organization of Theta Pi Epsilon in December, l94l, the sorority's participation in various activities, within and outside the school, has greatly increased. The three basic ideals upon which Theta was founded are the maintenance of sound Christian living, high scholastic achievement, and loyalty to the college and her traditions. The sorority is very proud of her members' active interest and leadership in various clubs, the student organizations, sports, and religious activities. Highlights in the past year included the successful Chinese dance, Singapore Fling , the presentation of the annual Business Administration Award, the campaign for Christmas gifts for children at Seaview Hospital, rush socials and other parties. Members Adams, Adelaide Appel, Margaret Behling, Grace Bothwell, Dorothy Bradley, Carol Carlucci, Anne Carlucci, Mary Christiana, Virginia Creveling, Anne Roberts Deuschle, Helen Fitzgerald, Martha Futchs, Ave Gunther, Joan Harsch, Elenor Heepe, Doris Jensen, Alice Juchtern, Marion Kalinowsky, Ellen Ketelsen, Ida Kratzenstein, Dorothy Lembke, Doris Lorenz, Barbara Macdonald, Harriet Maclntyre, Margaret Marsden, Jane Melikian, Anahid Moore, Marcelle Osofsky, Eve Otten, Kathryn Pahnke, Marie Paul, Eleanor Puerschner, Joan Schatz, Elsie Spear, Joan Sprenger, Marguerite Straub, Eleanor Stubbe, Anita Thing, Christine Tuckner, Paula Vasoll, Lois Weidknecht, Patricia President . Vice President . Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . Officers AVE ELISE FUTCHS . KATHRYN OTTEN , JOAN GUNTHER GRACE BEHLING . CAROL BRADLEY Treasurer . . . , , DORIS HEEPE Chaplain . MARCELLE MOORE Historian . . DOROTHY BOTHWELL Marshall . . . . LOIS VASOLL 122 Weyand, Joan Zawadzki, Norma Advisers Mrs. Luke Booth Mrs. Paul Kirsch Mrs. Viljo Nikander Mrs. Warren Robinson Mrs. Herbert Sutter Miss Helen Toebke Mrs. David Tyler