Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

Page 28 text:

.9lV 1V 00 Pep Set the Pace St Benedicts Empori November vvas the month For many things. . . A booster trip to Emporia that was a classic. . . Pep rallies. . . Alter-game var- sities. . . -l-he presentation of 'Betty Coed Barrett by the Alpha Glamour boys. . . And prepara- tions lor l-lomecoming that stopped everything else cold. . . While the vvind hovvled across packed bleachers and a No school Mon- day chant l4ept time to the stomp ol Frozen feet, UGebH and assistants William l-l. l-lennigh and l-larold J. Marr started their squad moving. When it stopped and the season vvas over, there vvere four victories and a tie added to the record. Easy conference victories over St. Benedict's and Fort Hays, a couple of 7 to 6 thrillers over Em- poria and Washburn, and a tie vvith the povverful Qklahoma Aggies com- pleted the 'IO-game

Page 27 text:

Cmega Upsilon Pictured above are: Margot Cloutier, Marjorie Krueger, Sue Cope, Vera Ellis, Barbara l'ladler, Joan l'lurst, Wanda Mull4ey, Lena Mae Nyberg, Cheryl Strait, Claudine Whaley, and lris Wolfe. Members initiated into Qmega Upsilon the First semester vvere: Lena Mae Nyberg, Wanda Mullqey, and Bette Spenser. Those initiated the second semester vvere: Barbara Lee l-ladler, Cheryl Strait, and lris Wolfe. Zeta chapter of Qmega Upsilon, national honorary dramatics sorority, vvas established at the University in 1914, its purpose to stimulate interest in dramatics both on the campus and Within the city. A one act play contest is the annual campus project of the local group. The contest vvas held April Q5 and 26. No member oi Qmega may participate in the productions either by acting or directing. Qnly those who have not participated in more than one production under the auspices of the University are eligible to act in the contest plays. The plays are limited to between 'l5 and 45 minutes, may be royalty or non-royalty plays, and must have the approval of Qmega and a represen- tative oi the Student Activities Committee. Qther activities include a formal Christmas dance, Founders' dinner, and Mother's Day dinner. Members initiated into Qmega Llpsilon this year are: Lena Mae Nyberg, Wanda Mull4ey, Bette Spenser, Barbara Lee l-ladler, Cheryl Strait, and lris Wolfe. Essie Marie Graham, assistant professor oi history, is the sponsor. OFFICERS Margo Cloutier ................. Vera Ellis ..... Sue Cope ....... Virginia Shuler .......... Joan Hurst ............... Sue Cope and Joan l-lurst .... .....l3resident Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . ...Treasurer .....l2ush Captain .....l9ublicity

Page 29 text:

-XHEZIQ Clcla A. 8c M .... Fr Hays Washburn schedule in convincing style. The team for the third successive year was unde- feated in Conference play resulting in a decision on the part of University officials to drop from the Central Conference in preparation for bigger things. ln the annual -lurlcey Day game vvith Washburn, an outplayed Shocker eleven made the breaks count for another 7-6 victory. This vvas Wichita's only win over a Missouri Valley team 3 a fitting climax to the season. Thus a 'lO-game schedule -six at home and four avvaym-ended in five vvins, three defeats, and tvvo scoreless ties, a pleas- ing record for a smart coaching staff, an expe- rienced line, and a bacl4- fieldthatmadeacomebacla Pictured at right, top, the game vvith Clclahoma 15.84 lvl. Below are the Fort l'lays and St. Benedicts games.