Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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I Tnp Row: Hoyt, Flaherty, Ga-wckc. Burgnrrl. jf! ,Q Second Row: Muthcy, President Rippey, Bnlser, Jnynt. Z M-' f 1 jg!!! VM fi, OFFICERS Aff! lf!! President ............ ...............v........,., B arbara Rippey F M 1 yd' Vice President ........ .......... G inevra Mathey M I W! U Secretary ........ ......... M argaret Bolser If 1 JL! E!jyjLL!fjAdvisor ......... ....... D r. Helen Pohle yy JA? I DR. POHLE r Le Cercle Francais Le Cercle Francais is made up of students who have had at least one semester of French with high scholastic ranking. The Club aims to promote in- terest in both the French language and the French people. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at the homes of the various members. At these meetings all phases of French life and activi- ties are discussed, French newspapers are read, and French songs are sung.

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Sigma Tau Delta 'gSincerity, Truth, and Design is the motto of the Delta Alpha chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, na- tional English fraternity. It is the aim of the society to promote the mastery of written expres- sion, encourage worthwhile reading, and foster a spirit of fellowship among men and women inter- ested in English. Membership consists of thirteen students of high scholarship, majoring in English. ' This year the modern trend of literature was studied in the monthly meetings. College students interested in English were invited to the March HOpen Door meeting, an annual occasion. OFFICERS Advisor ........ .............,... P rof. H. May Thomas President ............ . ....... ....... V eda Wilson Vice President ........... ...... E leanor Nelson Secretary-Treasurer ......, ...... C armen Sherman Historian ..,. .,..... G inevra Mathey Top Row: Nt-lson. M. Mullikin. Lzmsmzm, Ccwcke. Mmm. M. Brown. Second Row: Miller, Mnrhey, Jensen. President V. Wilson. Rnscberry. MISS THOMAS

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Alpha Sigma Tau Alpha Sigma Tau is a newly organized group on Western Union College campus and is designed for those students who are interested in the various fields of commerce. The aim of this organization is, primarily, to serve as a means whereby worthy students in the business adminis- tration field may receive recognition for their work. Alpha Sigma Tau is also endeavoring to establish closer relation- ship between the students and business men in the vicinity. Meetings are held twice each month at which time, in addition to the regular business, an outside speaker is scheduled. A minimum of nine hours of completed study in the busi- ness administration field and an average of B or more in the same, plus a general grade point average of 2.5, is necessary for membership in the Club. Freshmen who have completed the requirements are admitted the second semester. Honorary memberships are presented to the presiding officers of the various business and professional organiza- tions in the community. l ' 1 XM M OFFICERS 9' M liresidellt ....... ...................... Q uentln Lansman X1 Vice President .......... ....... K athleen Anderson Mj U Secretary-Treasurer ...... .,.................... E ileen Henry A - mn-iProf. E. L. Fireoved WM dvlsors 1Prof. R. M. McGrath ffl' 9,46 Tnp Rnw: Mnrj. Weber, V. Lndwigs. Gcwc-kc, Dellnlf. Henklnmnn, Lanz. St-cond Rnw: Hnuk. Decrr, V. Wilson, Huefs, Schindler. Rumbclt. Ycrh. Bottom Row: French, Zinkc, Henry, President Lansmzm, Anderson. Stinger, l-lcurn. PROF. McGRATl-I :a ., ,M