Saturday, February 10, 1940

TH E M IC HIGA N DAI LY

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Saturday, February 10, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven

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First Members
Of New Land
Listed Here
(Continued from Page 2)
troit; Frances Loewenberg, Detroit;
Betty Lipton, Detroit; Judy Victor,
'40; Mazie Saltman, '42; Mary Jane
Kehoe, Flint; Rosalind Arfa, Detroit;
Laura Wertheimer, Detroit; Muriel
Schwartz, '43.
Kappa Sigma
Pat Bronson, Detroit; Carol Wis-
senger, Detroit; Jean Bruce, Lynbrook,
L.I., N.Y.; Marian E. Harris, '41;
Maxine F. Walsh, Detroit; Jane Duus,
Wyandotte; Cecily Jones, Highland
Park; Mary Louise Feldman, Cedar
Falls, Ia.; Elaine Wiedman, '42.
Peg Bennett, Highland Park; Ro-
wena Gotshall, State College, Pa.;
Mary Whipple, Jackson; Sarah Ges-
cheider, Steubenville, O.; W. Dunne,
Ecorse; Ellen Anderson, Ironwood;
Phyllis Lovejoy, '42; Marcia LaValle,
Corning, N.Y.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Margaret MacGregor, Pontiac; Vir-
ginia Johnson, Struthers, O.; Janet
Grace, '42; Janet Plummer, Fayette-
ville, Ark.; Grace Anderson, Detroit;
Barbara J. Newton, Detroit; Mary E.;
Hable, Pontiac; Kay James, Toronto,
Ont.; Nancy Gilchrist, Toronto, Ont.;
Lorraine Boice, Pontiac.
Betty McKenzie, Elmira, N.Y.;
Janet Homer, '41; Martha Scarbor-
ough, Montclair, N.J.; Beth McNeill,

ania Hits New High
Ann Winters, '42; Dorothy Merki, man, Ann Arbor; Alice Pearl Kram-
'42. er, Wichita Falls, Ia.; Ellen Krieg-
Doris Kimball, '43; Marion Geerds, hoff, '40; Margaret Schuchardt, Buf-
'43; Louise Hansen, Detroit; Phyllis falo, N.Y.; Jane Winningham, '41;
Tonkin, '42; Frann Weiser, '42; Kay Elsie Jane Burkett, '40;
Gainey, '41; Jane Pinkerton, '41; Peggy Marshall, '42; Helen Beri-
Janice Benson, Duluth, Minn.; Donna gan, Omaha, Neb.; Ann Bremer,
Hoppough, Grand Rapids; Nancy Grosse Isle ;Virginia Apple, '42; Ruth
Jane Lyman, Evanston, Ill. Whitehead, Dover, N.J..
Dorothy Gilliam, '41; 3etty Jane Sigma Phi
Polson, Saginaw; Polly Morris, Tole- Helen Mae Heasley, Holland; Pat
do, O.; Trenetta Fox, '40; Margery Blume, Larmington; Holly Reece,
Mellott, Morenci; Betty Erdmann, Glencoe, Ill.; Virginia Lee Pratt,
'43; Jean Hull, Detroit. Omaha, Neb.; Adele Bunker, Wash-
Phi Gamma Delta ington, D.C.; Jean McLackland, '41;
Frances Tripp, Allegan; Catherine Lorraine Redden, Chicago; Kather-
Sprick, '41; Jean Hastie, '40; Jane ine Kitsman, E. Jordan; Enora Fer-
Leisy, Cleveland, O.; Mildred Hulbert, ris, '40; Jean Davis, 41; Mary Cusl-
man, Jackson; Marietta Killian, '40;
Helen Barnett, '41.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Doris Wanamaker, Hamburg, N.Y.;
Dorothy Carter, Wokon, Ia.; Marion
Douglass, Detroit; Mary Banting, '43;
Louise Higbee, '43; Mary Ann Rhodes,
"**Pittsburgh, Pa.; Ruth Fitzpatrick,
Muskegon; Doris Atkinson, '41; Ma-
rion Weiss, '41; Lois Ann Rock, Ma-
maroneck, N.Y.; Ruth Ogden, Battle
Creek; Helen Boutell, '41;
4 out of 5 Helene Johnson, Detroit; Dorothy
Rakestraw, Lakewood, Ohio; Su-
'42; Margaret Garnder, '42; Bette zanne E. Cone, '43; Joan Lloyd.
Smith, '41; Dorothy Shipman, '40; Greensboro, N.C.; Barbara S. John-
Harriet Sharkey, '40. son, '43; Elise Clark, '42; Hazel Rob-
Bette Sark, Lilley Chapel, O.; Vir- inson, B ree Margaret
gina ore, 3;Elanr Hne, 3; Betty Bul reerk '2; agae
ginia Morse, '43; Eleanor Honey, '43; Wilson, '40; Mrs. R. Trelfa, '42;
Virginia Haeger, Detroit; Patricia Claire Knight, '42; Betty Gautherat,
Rynearson, Fenton. (Continued on Page 52)
Sigma Nu(Continuedo__________
Ginny Davis, '43; Mary Maynard,
'42; Marianne Simonton, Detroit; All Ways the Best
Augusta Anketell, '41; Janice Bax- DmaaadageauineElD-BERWatchStrap.
ter, '43; Mary Trix, '43; Anna Lea a eaial, .per tworkmanhip
caticep the ppuar eader.Gooad
Ray, New Orleans, La.; Dorothy Phil- ioakiag, maat, priced from 75 cents up.
lips, New Haven, Conn.; Margaret Atbelicr aorized jewelers.
Curry, Atlanta, Ga.; E R D-B E R Fine*Leather
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Grosse Pointe; Jenne Quick, East
Lansing; Dorothy Jean Davis, Alle-
gan; June Tolton, '41; Shirley Mc-
Kay, Detroit; Virginia Brooks, Ann
Arbor; Dorothy Ross, Royal Oak.
Carolyn Shedleski, '42; Alice Cav-
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Nu Sigma Nu
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wick, Blue Ridge, Tenn.; Jane Stokes,
Chicago; Jean Kromisohm, Pontiac;
Libby Major, Mt. Pleasant; Louise
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Phi Beta Delta
Harriet Marcus, Chicago, Ill.; Be-
atrice Metz, Detroit; Phyllis Agra-
nove, Detroit; Joan Sack, '41; Rosalie
Berkman, '43; Lilyan Feldman, De-
troit; Janet Rosenberg, Detroit;
Edythe Nelbon, Detroit; Harriet Le-
vin, '43; Violet Golub, Urbana, Ill.;
Leona Gallow, '40; Esther Hadley,
Ann Arbor.
Estelle Levin, '43; Marcia Cohodes,
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Greenberg, Detroit; Patricia Kunz-
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man, '43; Isabelle Cohen, '42; Caro-
lyn Kohn, '41; Nathalie Schurman,
'41; Sylvia Casper, '42; Elaine Gor-
don, '43;Laura Katzenel, '41; Evelyn
Morris, Detroit; Mrs. M. Neivert, '40.
Phi Beta Pi
Mary Hawks, Battle Creek; Doro-
thea Taylor, Ann Arbor; Mevida Ho-
hart, Grad.
Phi Chi
Barbara Paterson, '39; Patricia
Reik, Detroit; Ella Stowe, '40; Elsie
Jane Burkett, '40.
Phi Delta Theta
Joan Davidson, '42; Claire Reed-
Hill, '42; Margaret Hadsell, '42;
Lucille Scott, Ashland, O.; Martha
Fleming, Toledo, O.; Betty Baile, '42;

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