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ACTIVE CHAPTER LETTERS

ALPHA, BARNARD COLLEGE

(Inactive)

PI, H. S O P H I E X E W C O M B M E M O R I A L C O L L E G E

Heard, Hazelle, '16 Garland, Rietta, '17
Bres, Sara, '16 Hill, Jean, '17
Gillcau, Grace D., '16 Madison, Lessie, '17
Hall, Clara W., '16 O'Niell, Kathleen, '17
O'Niell, Erin, '16 Raymond, Mary '17
Renshaw, Solidelle F-, '16 Renshaw, Mildred '17

Snyder, Jane C , '16 Samner, Mary C., 17
Fortier, Lillian, '17 Chalaron, Magda, '18

STUDENT ACTIVITIES

President Student Body—Minna V. Koch, non
President Senior Class—Solidelle F . Renshaw, A O I I
President Junior Class—Lulie Westfeldt, IT B 4>
President Sophomore Class—Katharine CafTery, TI B #
Chairman Student Council—Jane C . Snyder, A O I I
President Y . W. C. A.—Grace D. Gilleau, A O I I
President Latin Club—Laura Discon, non
President Cercle Franqais—Adeline du Bernard, I I B *
President Debating Club—Adele Marx, non
President Dramatic Club—Jeannette Pardonner, I I B *
President N . A. A.—Eudora White, I I B 4>
School of Music Representative—Margaret Lowry, A A IT
School of Art Representative—Ethel C . Crumb, non
School of Household Economy Representative—Sara Bres, A O II
Chairman Peace Polity Club—Jane C . Snyder, A O I I
Editor-in-chief Arcade—Martha B. Salm, non
Business Manager Arcade—Rietta G . Garland, A O I I
Newcomb Editor Tulane Weekly— Regina Janvier, TT B *
Newcomb Editor Jambalaya—Jane Cordill Snyder, A 0 I I
Newcomb Business Manager Jambalaya—Erin O'Niell, A 0 I I

It seems hard to realize that already the Christmas holidays have
arrived, for we feel as i f we had but just gotten back to college.
Vet we have done a great many tilings in the short spare of three
months. Alpha O feels as i f "it had done itself proud" this year,
for it has representatives on practically every organization at New-
comb. Besides the major offices we have, the list of which has
been given above, there are four of us from the fraternity on stu-
dent council, three of us on executive council, five holding class
offices, one holding an office in student body, another in debating
club, two in Cercle Francais, three on The Arcade Board, two on the
Jambalaya, and two on The Tulane Weekly. The Arcade is the