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Kuhn, Phi Kappa P h i ; Grace Manbeck ler, president of Delta Omicron, musical
member of the Circolo Italiano, and the sorority, vice president of the Junior
properties committee of the Junior Girls' class of the Music School; Geraldine W i l -
Play; Betty Morley, Kappa Phi; Betty kinson, winner of the intramural golf
Cutter, member of the Architectural So- tournament, and first place in the wom-
ciety, social chairman of the senior ar- en's intercollegiate golf tournament;
chitects, Alpha Alpha Gamma; Ginevra Judith Wilkinson, second place i n the
Ginn, Daily reporter, member of Black women's golf tournament; Lela Crump,
Quill; Ruth Birdseye, freshman hockey member of the library staff of the Wom-
team; Harriet Arnold, lower staff of the en's League.
Michiganensian; Elizabeth Hatch, captain
of the junior hockey team; Ruth Kimber- Besides all this, the chapter maintained
ey, II. Circolo Italiano; Thelma Shaw, a scholarship average well along toward
Mummers dramatic society; Ruth Wei- the top of the sheet which is determined
by the campus officials.
Alpha Sigma Honored In Choice of Phi Beta Kappa
By BOBBY R E I D , University of Oregon
This fall has been very f u l l for Alpha The house was decorated in autumn
Sigma. T o begin w i t h we pledged 18 leaves and candles, with a huge pledge
girls rush week: Phyllis Meisel, Isabelle pin, gilded and mounted on black, in a
Crowell, Elma Vaughan, Emma Lee central position.
Baldwin, Myrna Bush, Edith Sinnett,
Thelma Downer, Helen Voelker, Virginia We are particularly happy and fortun-
Vaughan, Polly Basler, Mirian McCros- ate this term, to have back on the cam-
key, Rhoda Gollehur, Marjorie Povery, pus, Virginia Judy Esterly, dean of
Gwendolyn Metzgar, Erma Pasley, Mar- women who has been on a year's leave of
an Musgrove, Nadine McMurray, and absence in Europe. M r s . Esterly is an
Eleanor Houghton. Alpha 0 from the University of Cali-
fornia, and we missed her much while
La Wanda Fenlason ('30), was hon- she was gone.
ored by being one of the six seniors on
he campus elected into membership by Reba Brogden ('31), was elected vice-
Phi Beta Kappa, national scholastic hon- president of the Junior class in the spring
orary. To be elected into Phi Beta Kap- elections. Reba is our political favorite,
pa fall term is a greater honor than any and we hardly pick up an issue of the
other time, according to a prevailing Emerald without reading of some new
custom on the University of Oregon cam- committee to which she has been ap-
Pus. Six of the most outstanding seniors pointed. Her latest is assistant chair-
are taken of a l l those eligible for Phi man of the annual Homecoming lunch-
Beta Kappa. L a Wanda is vice presi- eon, an all campus affair.
dent of our chapter. She maintained the
high average of 1.254 for her three years Rae Stevens ('29), surprised us when,
n college; in addition to this she has on December 1, she quietly packed up
been an active worker on the Oregana and took the train f o r San Francisco and
taff, the annual, and the Emerald, Ore- married Myron Gray, a student at the
gon's daily newspaper. University of Oregon and a member of
Phi Gamma Delta. The announcement
Elizabeth Plummer ('31), was elected came Monday, December 2 just before
o Alpha Kappa Delta, sociology hon- chapter meeting while we were all at din-
orary, and Bobby Reid was pledged to ner.
*heta Sigma Phi, women's national hon-
orary in Journalism. Troubador, a national magazine of
verse, has selected the University of Ore-
On October 11, we entertained at our gon as one of the first colleges to have
hapter house w i t h an informal dance, charge of one of the monthly issues.
aononng our pledges. Reba Brogdon, Rebecca Morgan ('30), has been chosen
ocial chairman, was in charge; the de- as associate editor, of the U of O issue.
lations were particularly charming. She is a member of Pot and Quill, W o -
men's honorary writing club.
