TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Women's Campus Organizations Reveal New Leaders a * s * : * Coeds PTake Positions At Annual Installation vY An atmosphere of excitement and anticipation filled the air lastI night as the women's positions in the League, Panhellenic, Assem- bly, and WAA were announced at' the traditional Installation Night ceremonies in Rackham Lecture Hall. Coeds cheered as they heard their house members and friends, receive their new positions, the Alpha Lambda Delta awards, the Schroll and Ethel McCormick, scholarships and membership in Scroll. * * * League.. .. Positions on the League were announced as follows: Sue Riggs, president; Ann Plumton, vice- president; Nancy Rein, secre- tary; Iris Pumroy, treasurer; Lee Fiber, chairman of joint judi- ciary council; Barbara Bos, act- ing chairman of women's judi- ciary council. Others are Ann Schmitz, first vice-chairman of women's judici- ary council; Lucy Landers and Sally Stahl, junior members of joint judiciary council; Jean Rob- inson, secretary of women's judi- ciary council; Georgiana David- son ano Carol Downs, sophomore members of the women's judiciary council. Also named were: Sue Shafter, chairman of interviewing and nominating committee; Sissi Berg- stein, Marilyn Martin and Joan Merrill, junior members of inter- viewing committee; Jan Voorheis, Dawn Waldron and Nancy Wright, sophomore members of the inter- viewing committee. Barb Meier was named chair- man of dance class committee. Serving with her on this com- mittee will be Shirley Bayliss, finance chairman; Pat Corri- 4 gan, senior dance class captain; Char Rolnick, junior dance class captain; Sylvia Leach and Mar. ilyn Smith, sophomore dance class captains. On the medit-tutorial commit- tee, Phyllis Peterson will serve as chairman and Claudette Hawes will be the junior assistant. Betsy Smith will head the orientation committee with Diana Sims as chairman of transfers and Su- zanne Wilson as social chairman. Other positions revealed were: Barbara Dows, league parliamen- tarian; Joan Kleinpell chairman of the personnel committee; Janet Campbell, Mary Lou Goldberg, Et- ta Lubke, and Janice Rose, jun- ior assistants on the personnel committee; Phyllis Bettmann, chairman of public relations; Gin- ny Abbey, Martha Baker, and Mary Sherman, junior assistants on public relations committee; Betty Gruschow and Sarah Weed, art assistants on public relations committee. Ann Petrie was named chair- man of the social committee with Joanne Craft, Donna Hoff- man, Dawn Maine, Karin Old- berg and Carolyn Snyder as jun- ior assistants on the committee. Joyce Clements will serve as chairman of special projects committee. Scholarships .. . Ethel McCormick scholarships were awarded to Suzie Riggs, Lee Fiber, and Barbara Boss. Betty Magyar was presented with the Mortarboard scholarship, and the 'U' Women's Junior Group To Organize Desserts of all kinds will pro- vide surprises for women at the American Association of Univer- sity Women's Junior Group or- ganizational meeting, which will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday in the home of Mrs. W. W. Gilbert, 1714 Morton Drive. Everyone attending should bring a packed dessert sufficient for one person. Later numbers will be drawn and desserts exchanged with another person to create a mixer atmosphere. Coffee and chi- na will be furnished, but everyone should provide their own silver- ware. The purpose of the meeting is to exchange ideas and get the JuniorhGroup organized. All wom- en who have graduated from the University within the last ten years are eligible for membership. Last October the AAUW cele- brated its 50th anniversary as an independent branch. Originally *the organization was founded in Scroll scholarship was received by Iris Pumroy. * * * Assembly ... Assembly president for next year was announced as Delores Mes- singer. Sally Lorber was appointed vice-president and Roberta Ross, secretary. The office of treasurer was filled by Maryn Gabiner. Other officers for next year are Eileen Schulak as candy booths chair- man, Rita Isbitts, projects chair- man, and Janet Reinstein, big sis- ter chairman. Bette Cohen was appointed personnel chairman; Elaine Platt, social board chairman, and Muriel Chaflin, chairman of public relations. P*anhel ... Martha Hill is the new Pan- hellenic president for next year. Other officers include Judy John- son, vice-president; Laura Hoff- man, 2nd vice-president; Bea Johnson, secretary; Cathy Wilson, treasurer; Shirley Mason, rushing chairman; Jackie Shields, chair- man of the rushing counselors; Ann Mercer, public relations; and Debby Townsend, president of junior Panhellenic. WAA. . Marian Swanson who has been appointed president of the Wo- mens Athletic Association next year, will head the executive board which includes Gretchen Meier, vice-president in charge of spec- ial projects; Carol Giddings, vice- president in charge of student re- lations; Phyllis Peterson, co-rec- reation chairman; Margaret Pen- ny, secretary, and Louise Tracy, treasurer. Other executive officers are June Miekka, A.F.C.W. represen- tative; Lois Grabill, public re- lations; Rosalind Shlimovitz, Daily publicity; Gloria Strutz, dormitory manager; Barbara Hill, sorority manager; Joan Merrill, League house manager; and Sally Fernamberg, co-rec- reational tournament chairman. Also named were the four heads of the co-recreation clubs. These are Margaret Ann Smith, badmin- ton club; Meredith Tigel and Mimi King, ballet club; Amy McAvity, modern dance; and Judy Hirsch- field, rifle club. The new heads of the sports clubs were announced as follows: Margaret Bell, basketball; Eileen Harmer, bowling; Shirley Sipper- ley, camp counselors; Marion Charvat, coaches and officials; Dorothy Jean Clarkson, golf; Don- na Westerlund, field hockey; Mar- garet Lord, Michifish; and Joan Hyman, tennis. * * * Publications .. . Appointed to the Gargoyle staff was Janet Winn, managing editor and Lila Deutsch, art edi- -Daily-Betsy Smith NEW INITIATE-Marilyn Hey, president of Scroll, senior honorary for affiliated women, taps Mrs. Harlan H. Hatcher for membership in the society. The Scroll ceremony climaxed the Installation Night program last night in Rackham Lecture H all, as this year's members presented new initiates with the large yellow scrolls. Junior coeds are chosen for membership in the group on the basis of outstanding service, leadership and scholarship. T hese new members will be recognized on campus today by the cardboard scrolls which they will b e wearing around their necks. ** * tor. On the Ensian staff, Mau- reen Sweeney was named en-' graving editor, Vonda Genda tryout editor and Sally Habe- mann, accounts manager. Jane Spensin was appointed assoc- iate editor on the Generation staff. Senior positions on the Daily and junior editors on the Daily and Ensian will be an- nounced on Saturday. + > * * * * * * Glee Club- .-., The newly selected president of Women's Glee Club is Mary Lynn Donally. Other officers are Mar- garet Lord, vice-president; Connie Vandeveer, business manager; Dorothy Ham,bpublicity chairman; Harriet Stinson, secretary; and Edna Carlson and Mary Ladue, li- brarians. Scroll . . Last night, Scroll, honorary so- ciety for affiliated senior women, tapped the following: Lee Fiber, Sue Riggs; Barbara Boss, Beatrice Johnson, Janet Netzer, Sue Shaft- er, and Katie Wakeman. Other women tapped were Karen Fagerburg, Mary Hodges, Ann Houck, Iris Pumroy, Vir- ginia Pike, Phyllis Peterson, Laura Hoffman, Diane Deck- er, Harlene Hankin, Gretchen Meier, Ann Schmitz, Judy John- son, and Barbara Steinko. Mrs. Harlan H .Hatcher was tapped as an honorary member of the group. * * Alpha Lambda Delta Senior women who had main- tained a 3.5 average for four years were presented with Alpha Lambda Barb Uebel, stage manager; Jo Delta awards in last night's cere- Decker, assistant stage manager; mony. Kathleen Keely, with the Ann Mercer, ticket chairman; and average of 3.9, received the high- Sue Stewart, ushering chairman. est award. Other awards went to Joyce Winter, Joy Xenis, Frances Sonh Cab Reitz, Barbara Rassweiler, Lillian Teegarden, Jeanne Kress, and Central committee members for Carol Miles. Sophomore Cabaret were named Also honored for senior mem- as follows: Nancy Jaquette, gen- bership in Alpha Lambda Delta eral chairman; Judy Lichtblau, were Joanne Kress, Grace Fink, assistant general chairman; Dee Nancy Baehre, Carol Lutz, Beth Dee Engelman, floorshow chair- Smilay and Lois Easterbrook. man; Rebecca Allen, assistant floorshaw chairman; Lois Mishe- low, secretary; and Grace Ritlow, J .G.+P. assistant secretary. Central committee members Other members are Doris In- for the Junior Girls' Play will Emrahm , sta costumas; be as follows: Lois Klein, gen- EmiyJwladancostumes; eral chairman; Sue Beebe, as- Bev Rahn, dance chairman; sistant general chairman; Jill Amy McAvity, assistant dance Coleman, director; Mimi Buck, chairman; Marilyn Miller, dec- assistant director; Helen Sch- orations chairman; Betty Ros- wartz, secretary; Marg Spind- enfield, assistant decorations ler, treasurer, Polly Miley, as- chairman and Claudia Moore, fi- sistant treasurer; Jane Kohr, nance chairman. dance chairman; Jo Jo Lichty, The list continues with Kay assistant dance chairman; Nan- Gardey, assistant finance chair- cy Bennet, make-up chairman, man; Bev Folk, hostess chairman; and Linda Huntington, assistant pat Goddard, make-up chairman; make-up chairman. Joanne Yates, assistant make-up Other members are Nan Swine- chairman; Barbara Backlar, music hart, publicity chairman; Becky chairman; Libby Garland, assist- Conrad, Daily publicity; Charlotte ant music chairman; Claire Ham- Carter, posters chairman; Virginia mer, programs chairman; Su- Reubene, music chairman; Linda zanne Kipnis, publicity chairman; Reck, choral director; Pat LeRoy, Debby Townsend, posters chair- program chairman; Sue Fricker, man and Alice James, stunts chair- properties chairman; Alice Rob- man. ertson, assistant properties; Jo- Others are Barbara Barker, re- anne Maxman, script chairman; fershments chairman; Mary Beck, script chairman; Cathy King, special booths chairman; Elaine Bice, assistant special booths; Mary Towne, stage manager; Mary Jane Grabill, assistant stage man- ager; Donna Netzer, tickets chair- man; Darlyne Sabo, assistant tickets; and Barb Courtwright, ushering chairman. O ta '.I'10 * ** {orientation .. . The new women orientation leaders for LS&A were announc- ed as follows: Inez Krause, Jane Murbach, Becky Conrad, Sally Habermann, Mary Lou Mantz, Louise Raisch, Enid Stenn, Janet Netzer, Ann Houck, Ann Azi- mow, Lee Fiber, Virginia Spur- rier, Mary Jane Soper and Lynne Davison. Continuing the list are Sally Katzel, Joan Balson, Mary Ann Alexander, Marjorie Heberle, Jo- anne Waxman, Joan Karabelnick, Phyllis Peterson, Marilyn Lama, Phyllis Bettmann, Carolyn Swart- wout, Rae Livingston, Helen Schwarz, Dulcie Batson, Cynthia Hardy, Janet Campbell and Syl- via Koplow. Other named were Elaine Kihen, Betty Ann Hess, Rosalind Shli- movitz, Vonda Genda, Joan Mer- rill, Patricia Rupert, Priscilla Mil- ey, Dawn Maine, Leea Pierce, Ruth Rossner, Carolyn MacVean, Linda Huntington, Amy McAvity, Susan Fricker, Carolyn Moeller and Charlotte Thomas, Sue Garfield, Barbara Rich- ardson, Jane Kohr, Cynthia Stone, Marcia Lubeck, Claudia Moore, Mary E. Slawson, Duane Willis, Helene Brayer, Harriet Dunham, Edith Haffnar, Carole Brumbaugh, Alice Robertson, Gail Maxwell, Bernice Oshinsky and Betty Bayliss were also chosen. The list continues with Mar- jorie Frogel, Judith Lichtblau, Mary Pike, Deborah Townsend, Rebecca Allen, Elaine Borkowski, Loraine Moote, Patricia McGui- gan, Karen Jack, Jackie Boggan, Cathy King, Jan Voorheis, Nancy Kaser, Sally Lorber, Mary Beck and Sarah Burroughs. Others are Betty Powell, Gloria Duwe, Ruth 'Adelstein, Dorothy Clarkson, Faith Goldberg, Lois Mishelow, Doris Tucker, Patricia Newell, Helen Eisner, Suzanne Ki- jsnis, Cynthia Eaton, Janet Mew- hort, and Marilyn Smith. Marcia Althaus and Sandra Whittington are the new leaders for Dental Hygiene. Marjorie Wyche is the orientation leader for Physical Education. The Orientation leaders for music school were announced as follows: Ruth Krantz, Faith Cook, Margaret Arshauan, Francis Skaff, Carol Murphy, June Howe, Dawn Waldron, and Eunice Ruff. Freshmen leaders for School of Architecture and Design are: El- len Van de Vusse, Rosemarie Saf- ron, Catherine Baker, and Betty Anne Gruschow. Anne Campbell will be a leader for the School of Engineering. Pat Pauling and Pa- tricia Jahns will serve for the School of Pharmacy both fresh- men and transfers. LS&A transfer leaders are as follows: Charlotte Havers, Jean Waidley, Miriam Buck, Jan Gaines, Ann Petrie, Lore Leidig, Ladonna Brockmyer, Cynthia Boyes, Barbara Wood, Marilyn Stelt, Phyllis Willar, Rita Isbitts and Pat LeRoy. Others are Dorothy Allaben, Gretchen Schweizer, Audrey Mil- ler, Ruth Brandt; Elizabeth Jones, Suzanne Peters, Lois Buchbinder, Kay Frauenthal, Mary Jo Gibbs, Marjorie Ann Schroer, Elizabeth Boswell, Joanne Kramer, Cornelia Vandeveer. Transfer leaders for school of music are Elizabeth Garland and Mayda Sherman. Education school transfer leaders are Barbara Stein- ko, Joan Hyman, Marlene Roth- enberg, Joan Hegener and An- geline Lamerato. Appointed as'transfer leaders for the School of Architecture and Design were Patricia God- dard and Nancy Jaquette. Diane Foley and Iris Pumroy will serve as Business Administra- tion transfer leaders. Those chosen to orient nursing students are Marcia Shafer, Carol Downs and Marian Coomer. Reserve leaders for the Col- lege of Literature, Science and the Arts are Janice MacVaugh, Darlyne Ann Sabo, Judy Silver- man, Darlene Martenson, Ann Willard, Greta Saldinger, Gail Pierce, Ann Mercer, Cynthia Kraus and Barbara Gertler. Others chosen were Barbara Barker, Debbie Shavelson, Caro- lyn Bryant, Lois Grabill, Judith Hirschfield, Barbara Walker,. Jean MacRae, Fredrika Loewenberg, Carol Campbell, Nancy Bennet, Mary Streib, Joy Stanlea and Rita Gedrovics. CO-REC SOFTBALL -- Any groups of five men each interested in taking part in the co-recrea- tional softball tournament may pick up entry blanks in Rm. 15, Barbour Gym. These men will be matched with women's groups which have been entered for tour- nanent play. Competition will be- gin Friday at Palmer Field. * * * INSTALLATION - Installation ceremonies for new members of the WAA Board will be held at 7 p.m. today in WAB. Both old and new board members are asked to attend. HATCHER TEA-All seniors are invited to attend the Open House from 4 to 6 p.m. tomorrow at the home of University President Har- lan H. Hatcher. Other groups re- ceiving a special invitation to at- tend are Collegiate Sorosis, Vic- tor Vaughan, Chi Phi and Wil- liams House of West Quadrangle. Any other students interested in joining the informal gathering are also invited to attend. Natalie Newman, Beverly Ross, Eloise Sarraf, Roz Cantor, Betty Dettling and-Cynthia Diamond. Other reserves for LS&A are Sarah Eisenberg, Nancy Fisher, Marilyn Gordon, Jane Germany, Emily Jewell, and Bonnie Silber- man. 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