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At Alpha Chi Omega
In the past weeks three en
gagements have been announced
at the Alpha Chi house. Barbara
McNabb is engaged to Bob Stout,
Beta; Pledge Loretta Patitucci
to Ted Sherman, Lambda Chi at
Oregon State, and Nancy Septka
to Amos Bowles, Kappa Sigma.
At Delta Delta Delta
Diamond rings took the spot
light Tuesday evening as two
Tri Delts announced their en
gagements. During dinner Caro
lyn Taylor announced her en
gagement to Ron Manser, a- stu
dent at the University of Idaho.
After closing hours Carolee Witt
surprised her sorority sisters
with the announcement of her
engagement to Bob Hart, Phi
Psi. Mary Smith also recently re
vealed her engagement to Robert
Bonham, Alpha hall. Judith Carl
son is now "wearing the pin of
Chad McClennand, Theta Chi and
OSC transfer. Dec. 27 has been
set as' the date for the wedding
of Adrienne McRae and Herb
West, Theta Chi.
Between romantic happenings
the Tri Delts celebrated their
Founders’ Day last Monday. They
had a joint banquet and fashion
show with the Oregon State
chapter at Corvallis.
At Kappa Alpha Theta
Sue Silverthorn came back
from Thanksgiving vacation with
the pin of Chuck Carlbom, Theta
Chi.
At Pi Beta Phi
Another Phi Delt pin can be
s#en gleaming under the Pi Phi
arrow. Puccia Woodside revealed
her pinning to Herb Hemington,
Phi Delta Theta, Tuesday eve
Nursing Not Dull
Mrs. Werner Soys
Nursing has plenty of activity
and never a dull moment, Mrs.
Darlene Werner, senior in the
school of nursing of the Univer
sity medical school, told the
White Caps, pre-nursing club, at
their last fall term meeting held
Wednesday noon in the Student
Union.
Mrs. Werner described the
•training that a student nurse
will receive in her senior year
by relating some of her experi
ences.
The training includes work in
the public health field, tubercu-.
losis hospital, children’s hospital
and the county hospital. She feels
that the senior classes are par
ticularly interesting.
“Nursing gets in your blood,”
she stated.
She also considers membership
in Oregon State Student Nurses’
association a “must” for future
nurses.
As one of few married student
nurses, Mrs. Werner believes
that nurse’s training and mar
riage can be combined success
fully.
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Plans for a Christmas wedding
are being made by Jackie Dens
more who will marry Lee Jack
son. Phi Gamma Delta, Dec. 19
in Portland.
At Sigma Kappa
Of recent interest at the Sig
ma Kappa house was the pinning
of Jackie Swenson to Paul Peter
son. Delta Tau Delta.
At Alpha Omicron Pi
Dawn Kester announced her en
gagement to Ken Hickenbottom,
ATO, at the house Tuesday night
following formal pledging.
Petitions Wanted
For WRA Carnival
Petitions for chairman and co
chairman of the annual WRA
carnival are due Friday at the
cage in the physical education
department, according to Nikki
Powell, president of the Women's
Recreation association.
Date set for the carnival, for
which all living organizations
are paired to sponsor a booth,
is Jan. 21, immediately follow
! ing the basketball game with
OSC here.
Any woman on campus with a
2.00 GPA or above may apply for
these positions, the president
said.
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The YWCA Sophomore cabinet
will sell popcorn balls in soror
ities between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
toduy, according to Nan Hage
dorn, cabinet chairman.
Proceeds from the sale will be
used to s<*nd delegates to the
annual YWCA National student )
assembly. Popcorn balls will cost
10 cents each.
Members of the cabinet have
been requested to meet at the
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