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97Orientation Advisers Appointed To Lead 1938-39
Groups
New Chairman
For Transfers
Is Patricia Haff
New Plan Is Inalgurated
For Freshman Women's
Orientation Assistance
Patricia Haff, '39, was named Or-
ientation chairman for transfers, and
the names of 71 advisers and 25 as-
sistant advisers were announced yes-
terday by Marcia Connell, '39, Orien-
tation chairman.
All women who petitioned for Or-
ientation positicns were interviewed
by the Orientation central committee
composed of Miss Connell, Jeanne
Judson, '40, Ann Arbor Independents
representative; Jane Dunbar, '40,
dormitories representative; Mary Ow-
en, '40; League House representative
and Mary E. Rouse, '40, Panhellenic
representative.
Assistants Named
Assisting Miss Haff as transfer ad-
visers will be Jeannette Beck, '39;
Jean Bourg, '39; Ann Brennan, '40;
Ida May Davis, '40; Marie McElroy,
'39; Sally Manthei, '40; Patricia
Mathews, '40; Jane Nussbaum, '40;
Peggy Pulte, '39; Ellen Redner, 40;
Marion Stern, '39; Suzanne Steven-
son, '40; Jean Van Raalte, '40; Hilda
Van Tuyl, '40 and Mary Wheat, '39.
Freshman advisers will be'Mary K.
Adams, '39; Barbara Backus, '40; Bet-
ty Baldwin, '40; Maxine Baribeau,
'40; Marian Baxter, '39; Betty Brooks,
40; Florence Brotherton, '40; Mary
Katharine Burns, '39Ed; Ruth Cal-
kins, '40; Margaret Carrigan, '39;
Zelda Davis, '40; Earla Dodge, '40;
Mabel Douglas, '40.
Lists Continued
Others are Jane Elpass, '40; June
Fleming, '39; Grace Foote, '40; Claire
Ford, '40; Jane Giesecke, 39A; Pattie
flaislip, '40; Betsy Honhart, '39;
Frances Hubbs, '40; Ruth Jacobson,
'40; Jaros Jedel, '39; Elizabeth Jud-
son, '40; Lucille Kauer, '40; Madeline
Kaufman, '40; Ellen Krieghoff, '40;
Roberta Lette, '40; Margery Lehner,
'49; Jane Lord, '39; Mary Lough-
borough, '39.
Katnerine Macvor, '40; Eleanor
McCoy, '39; Marguerite McQuillan,
'39A; Helen McRea, '39; Mary Me-
loche, '40; Roberta Meyer, 40; Beth
O'Roke, 40; Ann Platt, '40; Olive
Reed, '39; Mary F. Reek, '40; Carolyn
Ross, '39; Alberta Royal, '40; Har-
riet Sharkey, '40; Dorothy Shipman,
'40; Myrra Short, '39; Eleanor Smith,
'39.
* Marin Smith, '39; Mary E. Spur-
geon, '4OEd.; Betty Stadelman, '40;
Ella Stowe, '40; Barbara Talcot,
39A; Barbara Telling, '40; Rachel
Tonkin, '40; Elizabeth Whites '39,
and Alberta Wood, '40.
Alternate or reserve advisers will be
Barbara Benedict, '41; Helen Brady,
DINNERS
Specials on Sunday
CHICKEN SPAGHETTI' RAVIOLI
by reservation.
Phone Ypsilanti 958W
1602 Packard Rd at Marion St.
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Announces
Engagement
Twelve 0
First Meeting
Of New Group
To Be Tuesday'
iicers Of
Heads Assembly
Assembi'
Comedy Skit
Will Be Given
For Assembly)
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Marjorie Tate,
Grant, Mary
Reek Are On
Margaret
Frances
Council
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On
Arbor Independents
Present Take-Off
Classics Tuesday
New League Group She also announced eleven special
Pstudent groups. They are Kappa Al-
T Ass t A Tea pha Theta, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Al-
phi Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta and
Phi Sigma Sigma sororities and Theta
The first Ruthven Tea under the Chi, Trigon, Beta Theta Pi, Sigma
new League regime will- be from 4 to Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon and Kappa
6 p.m. Wednesday, in the Ru thven Delta Phi fraternities.
home, according to Elizabeth Alling- Miss Allington was appointed head
ton, '40, who is in charge, of the last two teas for this year by
Faculty members to be honored art Barbara Heath, '39, League social
Iean and Mrs. Wilber R. Humphreys chairman, in pursuance of a policy of
Dean and Mrs. Joseph A. Bursley. rotating the responsibility among va-
Prof. and Mrs. Arthur S. Aiton, Prof rious comittee members in order that
and Mrs. Bennett Weaver and Prof. as many as possible may gain ex-
Louis A. Strauss, Miss Allington said. perience.
GfID-fIBOUT ..
For information -Call MISS JONES at 2-3241
FRANCES SFLTER
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Selter-le pier
Betrothal Told
A At ping.Party
News of the engagement of Fran-
cesse Selter, '38, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Milo B. Selter of Coloma, and
Clayton flepler, '38, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Franrk Hepler of' Whitmore Lake
was announced yesterday at a lun-
cheon at Whitmore Inn.
Place cards, decorated with apple
blossoms, white ribbon and gold stars,
told the news of the engagement. In-
side each card was a tiny engagement
ring., Guests at the luncheon includ-
ed Mrs. Selter, Mrs. Hepler, Margaret
Murphy, '38, Mildred Small, 'Grad.,
Jean Hastie, '40,, Janet Karlson. '38,
and Shirley Ann Hepler, '1
Miss Selter is a member of Athena,
speech society and holds the Fanny
Marsh scholarship. Hepler is affili-
ated with Theta Chi and Sigma Del-
ta Chi, national professional journal,
istic fraternity.
No date has been-set for the wed-
ding.
'40; Margaret' Ford, '40; Barbara
Guest, '40; Barbara 'Johnson, 40; Bet-
ty Ployd, '40; Betty Spooner, '39;
and Ann Vicary, '40.
This year for the first time second
semester freshman women were given
Orientation positions as assistant
freshman advisers. This was done,
Miss Connell said, to make them more
helpful as full-fledged advisers in
their junior and senior years.
The assistant freshman advisers
are as follows: Helen Barnett, '41;
Elizabeth Clark, '41; Mary Helen Da-
vis, r'41;' Barbara Dittman, '41; Bar-
bara Fisher, '41; Mary Formalo, '41;
Roberta Gnerick, '40; Virginia Lee
Hardy, '41; ,Mary Henderson, '41;
Frances THcrdrick, '41; Margaret Hub-
bard, '41.y1
Others are: Edna Kearney, '41;
Betty Hepler, '41; Doris Merker, '41;
Mary Mootz, '41; Helen New, '4;f
Barbara Newton, '41; Dorothea Ort-
mayer, 41; Mary Pielemeier, '41;
Virginia Van Waggoner, '41; Ann
Vedder, '41; Alice Ward, '41; Mildred
Williams, '41; Ann Davis Wills, 41
and Mildred Yodall, '40.
Kayseres
Oretto'pst sasassat
The twelve main officers of As-
sembly, organization for independent
women, will be introduced at the first.
meeting of the new Assembly Board,
to be held at 5 p.m. Tuesday in the
League ballroom.
r The three groups which are repre-
sented in Assemby, the Ann Arbor
Independents, the dormitories and
the league houses, will come together
for the first time in this meeting, at
which Betty Jane Mansfield, '39, pres-
ident, will preside.
To Discuss Business
There will be a short business meet-
ing, following which plans for the
coming year will be outlined and the
new officers, who, with the four ex-
ecutives, make up the Executive
Council, will be presented.
The new officers are as follows:
Ann Arbor Independents, president,
Mary Frances Reek, '40; vice-presi-
dent; Ila Waggoner, '39; secretary,
Norma Ginsberg, 039; and treasurer,
Mary Tilk, '39. From the league
houses, president, Margaret Grant, 40;
vice-president, Betty Myers, '39 and
secretary-treasurer, Doris Yoder, '38.
The dormitory officers are president,
Marjorie Tate, '39; vice-president,
Bettie Howard, '39; secretary, Anne
Besemer, '40 and treasurer, Lorraine
Lievrouw, '40.
To Name Positions
There are about 25 positions to be
filled later, Miss Mansfield said. The
executive council plans all the meet-
ings of Assembly and is the integrat-
ing body of the group, she stated.
A satirical comedy will be presented
following the business session
W.A.A. SCHEDULE
Archery: Meeting at 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Women's Athletic
Building.
Fencing: Fencing club meeting
and tea at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday at
the Women's Athletic Building.
Outdoor Sports: Supper for dor-
mitory, sorority, and zone repre-
sentatives at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday.
Riding: Crop and Saddle ride at
5 p.m. Thursday.
Softball: Intramural tourna-
ment: Alpha Epsilon Phi vs. Col-
legiate Sorosis at 4:30 p.m. Mon-
day; Jordan Hall vs. Alpha Chi
Omega at 5:10 p.m. Monday;
Kappa Delta vs. Alpha Delta Pi
and Delta Delta Delta vs. Alpha
Omicron Pi at 4:30 p.m. Wednes-
lay; Helen Newberry vs. Chi Om-
ega at 5:10 p.m. Wednesday; Pi
Beta Phi vs. Delta Gamma at 4:30
p.m. Thursday; Ann Arbor Inde-
pendents vs. Alpha Phi at 5:10
p.m. Thursday.
Tennis: Tennis club meeting at
4:30 p.m. Friday.
BETTY JANE MANSFIELD
Lea gue Petitions
Due Tomorrow
Women To Seek Positions
On Seven Committees
Petitioning for membership one
seven League committees will begin
tomorrow and continue through
Thursday, it was announced yester-
day by Jean Holland, '39, president
of the League.
Miss Holland stressed the fact that
freshman women as well as upper-
class women can petition. There will
be no interviewing, and committee
appointments will be announced early
this week.
Women can petition for member-
ship on the social, theatre-arts, merit
system, publicity, candy booth, ball-
room and dancing class committees.
Formerly the three vice-presidents of
the League in charge of the three
last mentioned committees called
women 'individually for work but it.
was felt committees would be filled
more..easily by petitioning Miss Hol-
land said.
The chairmen of the various com-
mittees are: Barbara Heath, '39, so-
cial; Robert Chissus, '39A, theatre-
arts; Janet Fullenwider '39, merit-
system; Harriet Pomeroy, '39, pub-
licity; Madeline Krieghoff, '39, vice-
president in charge of candy booths;
Betty Spangler, '39, vice-president in
charge of the ballroom; and Grace
Wilson. '39, vice-president
The Ann Arbor Independents will'
present a skit at the first meeting ofI
the new Assembly to be held at 5 p.m.
Tuesday in the League Ballroom.
Betty Spooner, '39, is general chair-
man. The central committee includes
Frances Herdrich, assistant chair-
man; Dorothy Hemingway, '39A, cos-
tumes chairman; Marie Eichelberger,i
'39A, in charge of sets; Margueritte
Ganzhorn, '39, dance chairman and
Frances Blumenthal, '40, who is in
charge of lighting.
To Be Comic Skit
The skit is a comedy take off on the
classics and some of the modern ar-
tists. Ruth Menefee, 39, will take thy
part of Satan. Calliope, the muse of
eloquence will be played by Louise
Mars, '38; Thalia, muse of comedy,
will be taken by Marguerite Groomes.
'39, the muse of music, Euturpi, will
be played by Betty Berstresser, '40,
and the muse of dance, Tersichory,
will be portrayed by Daisy Bihary, '40.
Other members of the cast are Ruth
Keck, '40, as Kirsten Flagstad; Betty
Notley, '38, in the role of Dorothy
Thompson. The part of Dorothy
Thompson's secretary will be played
by Merida Hobart, '39. Margueritte
Ganzhorn, '39, will take the part of
Martha Grahame. Mary Frances
Reek, '39, will take two parts, that of a
radio announcer and the role of Sap-
pho.
Characters Listed
The co-eds will include Deanne
Moulton, Margaret Ayres, '39A, Mil-
dred O'Ryke, Edith Evans, Naomi Le-
vin, '39, Mary Tilk, .'39Ed., Felicia
Hmiel, '39, Mary Formolo, Frances
Van Awkerman, Elizabeth Judson, 40
and Anna Schneiwind.
Genevieve Johnson, '39, Virginia
Allmendinger, '38A, Suzanne Gordon,
'41 and Muriel Jago, '40, will be the
dancers.
ADELIA CHEEVER HOUSE
Adelia Cheever House announces t
the election of the following officers:
Florence Michlinski, '39, president;
Ragene Lamming, '39, vice-president
and Jean Ebersole, '40, secretary-
treasurer.
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