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X x P330 --3 -Q TN-r www K -X :A N i Il -NAA, N ist row: B. Rauch, C. Cunningham, M. Jacobs, M. Lewis. 2nd row: P. Rinehart, D. Fox. Peggy Rinehcrf Molrfhci Jacobs President 1 President 2 Cloro cmd her shinonigans! Senior Sisters 97
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f,f2-: 'l 1- .'-if if wee' fi, A TEE You ALWAYS wfu. z-as-.. jdfdggewge fg f ooo N ' 0 0 XZ. xii 0 0 hh git' 0 QLQQJ The Tallageewee group is the smallest active organization on campus, but this does not hinder the bustle of activity in the T-Wee hut. The T-Wees enjoy a variety of fun in their hut on nights free from study--taffy pulls, spaghetti dinners, ping pong, square dances, as well as evenings of specially planned entertainment. lt is a popular custom of the T-Wees to meet with their friends in the hut after social functions of the school for refreshments. The group enioys activities to- gether outside the hut in hay rides, sledding and swimming parties, and partici- pation in school events. The girls are looking forward to the new year with the hope that it will be as busy and full of fun as the past. A friendly gathering . . . 96 U3 oo
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916 GA 'WE vm 'W' Avo l E fan QF 4 wc 'nun SMD NJ, . : 11,452 WGN' 5 p f A D O f' -Q' i Y. . , 1+ 55,1 if T L Lgmoz ' ' all fs ...wl- tri l e ,h 5 T' 3 -ff 'P ' -M' FOUNDED l905 . - 1 .. U , - f ' -N 0 P f-1 Q fl 5 .NN Y 2 Q F MEMBERS 55 WJ, af -M4 ' ' . I f . f ,X.,X f ' ' 0 Qcmemf o'o The most important event in the activities of the Phi Sigs the past year was the purchasing ot a new house. The nine room house gives the members a little more space to expand and that is iust what they did when Pledge Day rolled around. The other big event of the year was Hell Week. How those guys do love to dish it out. Girls at the dorms will never forget the lusty voices of the pledges awakening them at all hours of the night for three days. All the furor had been preceded by a sumptuous banquet during Rush Week and then there was the Spring Formal to make up for everything. The Phi Sigs are proud to boast that U. S. Senator Edward Martin drafted their original charter back in 1905, and are proud of their aim to further a spirit of comradeship among their members and to advance the interests of Waynesburg College. T I S 98
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