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fppointments of Executive Bocards, Committees

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League Rnnounced

a Installation Night

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Stockwell, as secretary-treasurer.
Grace Hansen, Mosher, will serve
as war activities chairman for dor-
mitories and June Gumerson, Mar-
tha Cook, will handle war activi-
ties for League Houses. Jackie
Gatet, Martha Cook, will be per-
sonnel administrator for Assembly.

dent. Barbara Osborne, Martha
Cook, will be president, Jane Archer,
Kappa Alpha Theta, vice-president,
Rita Auer, Alpha Epsilon Phi, secre-
tary, Alene Loeser, Alpha Epsilon
Phi, treasurer and Harriet Risk, Mar-
tha Cook will act as representative
to the Athletic Federation of College
Women.

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Margaret Laubengayer, retiring Ruth McMorris, Kappa Alpha
president of Panhellenic Board, or- Theta will be participation manag-
ganization for affiliated women, er, Jean Brown, Kappa Kappa
presented the new board members. Gamma, interhouse manager, Ann
Marian Johnson, Kappa Kappa Gam- Wallerstein, Helen Newberry, dor-
ma, was installed as president, Doris mitory manager, Ann Lippencott,
-Heidgen, Gamma Phi Beta, as vice- sorority manager, Janet Cork, Pi
president, Carol Evans, Sorosis, as Beta Phi, League House manager,
secretary, Nancy Jefford, Delta Gam- and Joan Wilk, Alpha Epsilon Phi,
ma, as rushing secretary, and Betty publicity manager. Marilyn Sper-
Hendel, Alpha Epsilon Phi, as treas- ber, Ridgeway House, will be arch-
urer. ery chairman, Mary Perrone, Alpha
New members of the Women's Ath- Omicron Pi, badminton chairman,
letic Association Board -were an- Lucille Sheetz, Raeve's House,
nounced by Shelby Dietrich, Kappa basketball chairman, Marie Neu-
Kappa Gamma, retiring WAA presi- meister, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
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DON'T TAKE A HOLIDAY,
AMERICA.
We've got the enemy on the ru
THE WAR IS HALF OVER!
COME ON ... Let's Finish the job!
La G.aBALFOUR CO%
Peace. has finall1y come
to war-torn Europe
and the nations are now preparing the treaty
that will conclude the second great world con-
flict. Let us hope that this V-E Day and the
eventual V-Day will mark the beginning- of a
new era of international co-operation and
brotherliness.
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bowling chairman, Janice Bern-
stein, Alpha Epsilon Phi, dance
chairman, Elaine Greenbaum, Tap-
pan House, fencing chairman, Bar-
bara Dewey, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
golf chairman and Betty Eaton,
Pi Beta Phi, hockey chairman.
Lee Wellan, Zeta Tau Alpha, will )
be outdoor sports manager, Nancy
Gillette, Kappa Kappa Gamma, will
be president of Crop and Saddle, and
Barbara Brady, Pi Beta Phi, will be
president of the University Women's
Riding Club. Lou Estell, Ball House,
will be riflery chairman, Pat Hayes,
Delta Delta Delta, swimming chair-
man, Pat Daniels, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, softball chairman, Janet
Morgan, Gamma Phi Beta, table-ten-
nis manager, Pat Doelle, Pi Beta Phi,
tennis manager, and Signe Hogge,
Collegiate Sorosis, will be president
of the Camp Counselor's Club.
Jean Gilman, Helen Newberry, re-
tiring president of the Women's Glee
Club, presented the Glee Club offic-
ers for the coming year. They are:
Bernice Hall, Alpha Omicron Pi,
president, Dorothy Gray, State Street
House, vice-president, Lenis Brit-
ton, Alpha Omicron Pi, secretary,
Barbara Evert, Gamma Phi Beta,
business manager, and Carol Fram-
burg, Delta Delta Delta, historian
and publicity manger.
Miss Mattern then announced
the names of the girls who had
been appointed to the central com-
mittees of the sophmore and jun-
ior class projects. JGP will be di-
rected by general chairman Ann
Lippencott, Kappa Alpha Theta.
Her assistant chairman will be Joan
Schlee, Chi Omega. Katherine
Verschore, Kappa Alpha Theta, was
appointed treasurer, Janet Morgan,
Gamma Phi Beta, secretary, Betty
Pritchard, Pi Beta Phi, sorority
sales manager, Ruth Humphrey,
Mosher, dormitory sales manager
and Hillary Jenswold, Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma, League House sales
manager.
Betty Leavitt, Tappan House, will
serve as booth chairman while Mar-
tha Dieffenbacher, Alpha Chi Om-
ega, Marjorie Bean, Betsy Barbour,
Joan Reid, Delta Gamma, and Shir-
ley Mattern, Alpha Ch} Omega will
serve on the publicity, posters and
skits and songs committees.
Soph Project will be headed by
Cynthia Coates, Pi Beta Phi, general
chairman. Miss Coates will be as-
sisted by Audrey Lawrence, Alpha
Chi Omega, Pearl Klausner, Sigma
Delta Tau, Julie Benson, Kappa Delta,
Lucille Kennedy, Chi Omega, Marie
Neumeister, Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Carla Mullendor, Pi Beta Phi, Mar-
tha Gilmore, Delta Gamma, Barbara
Busse, 423 South State Street, Nancy
Robertson, Chi Omega, Betty Lou
Zwemer, Jordan, Janice Green, Al-
pha Phi and Edna Klein, Alpha Epsi-
lon Phi.
Miss Mattern also presented the
names of junior women who have
been given Junior League Appoint-
ments. The duties of these offices
include assisting the senior mem-
ber in various capacities. Junior!

assistant to the secretary of the
War Council is Judith Rado, Helen
Newberry. The treasurer of the War
Council will be assisted by Alice
Miller, Alpha Phi and Barbara Ray-
mer, Alpha Epsilon Phi. Junior
members of the orientation com-
mittee will be Lois Iverson, Alpha
Delta Pi, Nancy Marsh, Martha
Cook, Maureen Ryan, 1601 Wash-
tena, and Joan Wilk, Alpha Epsi-
lon Phi.
Natalie McGuire, Chi Omega, will
work on the Transfer Orientation
Committee. Assistants on the Merit-
Tutorial Committee will be Ruth Mc-
Guiggan, Alpha Chi Omega, Alice
Sackehiem, Stockwell, Florence
Kingsbury, Gamma Phi Beta and
Carolyn Daley, Day House. Assist-
ants on the Service Committee will
be Lois Cothran, Alpha Chi Omega,
Estelle Klein, Sigma Delta Tau, Bar-
bara Stauffer, Chi Omega, and Ja-
net Young, Kappa Delta.
Assistants on the Social Commit-
tee will be Olive Whitaker, Delta
Gamma, Robin Scherer, Alpha Gam-
ma Delta, Grace Lathrop, Alpha Chi
Omega, Ann Robinson, Pi Beta Phi,
Betty Lou Bidwell, Betsy Barbour,
and Lucy Stone, Kappa Kappa Gam-
ma. The two USO Colonels appoint-
ed by Judiciary Council are Olive
Chernow, 1601 Washtenaw, and
Margo Breitmeyer, Alpha Phi.
Orientation Advisors for 1945-46
were named by Miss Mattern.
Transfer advisors include, Sue Cur-
tis, Naomi Greenberger, Beaty
Rosenblum, Carol Watt, Virginia
Mast, Ruth Kronberg, Betty Prit-
chard, Alene Loeser, Olive Chernow,
Rene Kaire and Patricia Planck.
Freshman advisors include Nora
Altman, Elaine Bailey, Irma Blue-
stein, Mary Bronson, Patricia Dan-
iels, Patricia DuPont, Carol Gior-
dano, Priscilla Hodges, Margaret
Kohr, Fern MacAllister, Claire
Macauley, Jean Morgan, Harriet
Pierce, Ann Schuemacher, Chris-
tine Smith and Beverly Wittan.
The list continues with Dorothy
Watson, Margaret Gage, Judith Rado,
Janet Morgan, Jean Kerr, Florence
Kingsbury, Josephine Simpson, Ruth
McCorris, Carolyn Daley, Nine, Goe-
hring, Jean Louise Hole, Betty Lou
Bidwell, Dorthea Mountz, Margaret
Jean Nichol, Barbara Dewey, Norma
Crawford, Ann Robinson, Mary Coch-
ran, Ruth Eberhardt, Charlotte Bo-
brecker, Alice Miller, Katherine
Truesdell, Dorothy Gray, Lois Bas-
sett, Doris Krueger, Ann Lippencott,
Arline Ely, Joy Altman, Nancy Hub-
bard, Joan Stevens, and Ellen Hill.
Also included are BarbaricEverett,
Naomi Ann Buehler, Phyllis Delber.
Dorothy Congo, Marilyn Holtom, Ca-
therine Schneider, Dorothy Phillippo,
Jane Etters, Ann Hanselman, Betty
Kamens, Estelle Klein, Annette Fried-
en, Audrey Burnard, Helen Colton,
Lisbeth Mitchell, Nancy Barnes,
Gloria Kispaugh, Barbara William-
son, Phillis Chapel, Patricia Beatty
Elizabeth Smith, Virginia Scott, Mar-
jory Jackson, Rosarita Hume, Mary
Van Inwagen, and Joan Meyers. Sum-
mer orientation advisors are Sally
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NOTES
The sophomore coeds are swing-
ing out with plans for their Soph
Music Bar which will be held from
7:30 p. m. to midnight (EWT) Satur-
day, May 19 in the League.I
All sophomore women working on
committees for the 1945 Soph Caba-
ret are asked to watch this column
for official notices concerning meet-
ings for the various committees.
There will be a meeting of the
singing chorus of the stage show at
3 p.m. EWT (2 p. m. CWT) today in
the League. The room will be posted
on the League bulletin board. All
chorus members must attend.
The decorations committee will
meet at 4 p. m. EWT today in the
League. The meeting is compulsory
and the room will be posted. Cos-
tume committee members are asked
to report at 2 p. m. EWT today in
the old JGP room.
The refreshment committee and
the ManhattanmSerenade chorus will
meet at 3 p. m. (EWT) today. Both
rooms will be posted. Members of
the mock band and the kick chorus
will have meetings at 4 p. m. (EWT)
today. The respective rooms will be
posted.
There will be a meeting of the cen-
tral committee of the Cabaret at 3
p. m. (EWT) tomorrow in the League.
All members must be present.
Senior Ball Tickets
Now on Sale at Union
Tickets for the all-campus for-
mal Senior Ball to be held June 1
in the I-M Building will be on sale
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily at the
Union Travel desk.
Ticket booths will be set up in
the West Quadrangle later in the
week.
Several fashion articles appearing
on this page recently and signed
Pamela Askew, were in reality written
by Dona Guimaraes.
Servicemen with birthdays in May
are invited to celebrate them with
birthday refreshments and dancing
tomorrow at the USO Club in Harris
Hall.
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The engagement of Jane MacKee- The engagement of Patricia Sand
ver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. ers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. I
MacKeever of Cincinnati, O. to Rob- Sanders of Cleveland, O., to Ensig
ert Tischbein, Pharmacists Mate Is Kenneth L. Ryan, son of Mr. ar
Class sobnofhMrmad ss.MLouistMrs. E. C. Ryan has recently bee
Class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis announced.
Tischbein, also of Cincinnati, O. has Miss Sanders is a member of Alpi
been announced. Chi Omega sorority. Ensign Ryan a
Seaman Tischbein has recently re- tended Ohio State University and wi
turned from serving overseas for two affiliated with Delta Upsilon frate:
years with the U. S. Navy. nity.

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