Greeks Elect Next Year's Officers Across Several Fraternities
Gamma Sigma Phi re elects Mary Jane O'Brien as president with Connie Hagan as first vice president and Martha Harper as second vice president. Beta Gamma elects Marian Sailens as president and Pi Kappa Sigma names Alice O Lickey as president. Delta Phi Sigma selects Fred Prasse as president and Edward Boyle as vice president. Kappa Mu Kappa announces Jim O Hara as president and Sigma Tau Gamma lines up Ed Zink as president. Alpha Omega and Theta Sigma Epsilon install and will elect later. a survey of campus Greek leadership ends with tips on staying honest and loyal.
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Mary Jane O’brien
Connie Hagan
Martha Harper
Virginia Marti
Elizabeth White
Helen Pfeifer
Marcia Johnson
Katherine Keeley
Evelyn Rawles
Eleanor Clark
Hope Byrne
Beta Gamma
Marian Sailens
Jo Ann Hacha
Marjorie Hine
Betty Chapman
Mary D. Brandt
Genevieve Swearingin
Nelle Nalle
Jane Wrentmore
Rush
Phi Alpha Alpha
Mary Elizabeth Nase
Arlene Howell
Patricia Devine
Maxine Kobb
Pi Kappa Sigma
Alice O'Lickey
Jean Bosworth
Mary Eichenlaub
Fred Prasse
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Edward Boyle
Norman Chase
Milton Cross
Bill McCune
Dick Foote
Kappa Mu Kappa
Jim O'Hara
Bob Cook
Charles Ayres
Dick Moore
William Collister
Jack Pierce
Sigma Tau Gamma
Ed Zink
Charles Little
Pete Mango
Bill Clark
Robert Leese
Bill Starn
Bill Whalen
Joe Borton
Alpha Omega Sorority
Theta Sigma Epsilon Sorority
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
Faculty To Attend Continued From Page One
The article lists faculty members who plan to relax at home over a break including Donad E. Bangham instructor of accounting and finance Dr H E Stelson professor of mathematics Dr Gertrude Lawrence assistant professor of history Miss Bertha Whitton assistant professor in health and physical education who may stay home instead of a planned trip to Washington DC
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Donad E. Bangham
H. E. Stelson
Gertrude Lawrence
Bertha Whitton
Washington, D. C
New York Fire Chiefs Speaker at Ohio Institute
Gifford T. Cook, assistant manager of the International Association of Fire Chiefs in New York City, addressed 750 visiting Ohio firemen at the first annual Institute for the Promotion of Vocational Fireman Training. He spoke on the National Training program as volunteer firefighters shared newer firefighting methods during the two day event sponsored by the State Board of Vocational Education.
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Milady Style Notes Spotlight Light Wardrobe Details
Little things shape spring fashion with kimono and cape sleeves in summer frocks. Rococo hats, geometric shapes, and wide headpieces appear with sheer rayons and linens. Hemline contrasts and coordinated waist and neckline detailing define the chic, youthful look for warm weather wardrobes.
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