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The
Pride of
Alpha O
Alpha Gamma— Carnival won the first prize for being the most
Floy Lewis and Lenore Morse are members attractive booth and taking in the most
money. Both houses received silver loving
of Spurs. cups. Eleanor Coombe is president of W.A.A.
Alpha Phi— Alpha Tan—
Virginia Warner and Dorothy Ford are "They were here to watch us working in
members of Mortar Board. Margaret Kunkle the yard. It was our annual Yard Workout.
is president of Spurs. Alpha Phi has the Each one in the chapter brought something to
presidency of five organizations on the cam- plant and we dug beds, pulled weeds, planted
pus: Home Economics Club, Secretarial Club, seeds, trimmed vines, and cut grass. We added
W.A.A., Spurs, and Phi Upsilon Omicron. ten spirea bushes, ten rose bushes, three clump
of columbine, three oriental poppies, and:
Alpha Pi— roles in flower seeds of all sorts to our rapidly grow-
Frances Causey has had leading House," ing collection."
"Alice in Wonderland," "Allison's Three out of the seven girls in school who
and "Symphony in Two Flats." made straight A's were AOII's: Martha Ann
Shepardson, Dotty Fuller, and Anna Louise
Alpha Rho— Frost. Barbara is president of Student Gov-
Four Spurs: Althea Bruhl, Peggy Lehrbach, ernment and T i j Jones is vice president of
W.A.A. Gladys Merchant is vice president of
Harriet Westersund, and Jeanne Bauer. Lillie the Junior Class.
L. Madsen ('21), Silverton, Oregon, has writ-
ten some very interesting articles for the Beta Phi—
Morning Oregonian. Lela Scott won the Arbutus sales contest, a
Alpha Sigma— free trip to Yellowstone Park being the prize.
Edith Sinnett was princess for the Prom
Queen last Junior Week. Alpha Omicron Pi
and Pi Kappa Alpha booth at the A.W.S.
