Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Alice Lacy, president of the Asso- ciated Women Students, led tKem tKrougK one of their busiest years . . . sKe won tKe admiration oi her group, and that of the entire student body tbrougK ber excel- lent organization, ber cbarm and friendhness . . . tbe programs planned by dependable Arlys Fossum, vice-president, gave tbe girls tbe latest information on women in tbe armed services ... vivacious Dorotby Zeyen beld tbe purse strings . . . tbe success of tbe Poetess Prom and tbe A.W.S. desert party were due to tbe clever and untiring work of Gwyn Dietricb, social chairman . . . Barbara Holloway was in charge of tbe orientation of new women students, aided by her fellow sponsors shown at the bottom of the opposite page . . . special interests of tbe A.W.S. were tbe Wednesday afternoon teas in Platner Lounge for all women students, and maintenance of the Women ' s Lounge in Founders ' . . . increased attendance at the refreshing teas, and increased use of the com- fortable Lounge rewarded tbe efforts of a large group of A.W.S. workers . . . especially concerned this year with defense, after class activities of many sorts were planned for girls anxious to aid the war effort. 29

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30 Cap and Gown, honorary women ' s society, was this year composed of Bill Lamb, Barbara Holloway, Jane Taber, Alice Lacy, and Caroline Reade . . . they performed their services with expected efficiency . . . the Sosecos, sophomore service girls, were ever ready for action in their blue uniforms, and frequently busy with troublesome duties involved in the successful presentation of cam- pus affairs . . . the Green Peppers, freshman off-campus girls, filled their free time with lively parties.