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Most of the firesides hit a new
peak in originality last week as
street dances, taffy pulls, and roll-
cr sKatinz parties were on the
agenda. " , : : - ;
The Pi Phis and Sigma Chis
cooked taffy in the Sigma Chi
kitchen and candy , history was
maae. farucuiany notable was
Bob Joseph, Salem, chef and chem
istry student, who concocted some
tasty khaki green taffy.
Delta Gammas and Phi Delts
were stiff and bruised, as a result
cf their roller skating party. Over
0 Willamette students invaded
"Skateland" where they demon
strated their spryness and agility.
Alter -a vigorous treasure hunt
the SAEs and Alpha Chis ended
up at Bush's pasture around a bon
fire for singing, cocoa and dough
nuts. . '
Beta Theta Pi has announced
the1 addition of two new pledges,
Jim Person, Salem, and Dave
Landis, Klamath Falls.
Dick Geer and iheila Laue. Sa
lem, have been "cast in leading
roles of the forthcoming drama
presentation "MacBeth." This play
will be the first time in three
years that any Shakespearean
drama has been presented at Wil
lamette. ' '
Kangaroo Kourt
Kangaroo Kourt will convene
during Tuesday convocation to
mete out justice to disrespectful
freshmen students. This annual
session, sponsored by the Letter
men's. Club, is really "going to be
an ordeal," according to Chuck
McClure, Beaverton, Kourt chair
man. .Many newt but very clever
sentences have been added, and
cf course the better ones from last
year are still preserved."
Initiations are major events of
the past weekend as four Willanv
ctte Greek organizations added
new members to their ranks.
Delta Gamma initiated Anita
Booth, New York City; Sue Kehrli,
Eugene; Barbara Mitchell, We-
natchee. Wash.; Lucy Myers, June
tion City; Ann Barbur, Eugene,
and Ann Meeker, Salem.
Initiation Ceremonies Held '
The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
initiated six pledges in Sunday
ceremonies. The new members are
, Max Folsom, Portland; Dean
Short, Wayne Haverson, and Dick
White. Salem: Dale Hartman, Red
mond; and Darr Johnson, Man
Chester, Wash.
Now wearing the lyre of Alpha
Chi Omega are Nancy Groth. De
lake; Dixie Rund, Molalla; Linda
Long, Portland; and Sharon An
derson, Salem.
Newly - initiated Chi Omegas are
Suzy Piatt, Groveland. Calif.; Shir
ley McCauley, Carrie GiDanders.
and Sandy McCabe, Salem;- Liz
Hess, Corvallis; Marilyn Morton,
The Dalles; Mary Anne Swafford,
Hercules, Calif., and Mary Beebe,
Newport. :
Wee Weeders
Plan for Show
LIBERTY Mrs. Helen Dasch
entertained the Wee Weeders Ger-
den Club, on Tuesday at a dessert
luncheon at her home on Boone
Road.
Mrs. Harold Alderin conducted
the business meeting and plans
were made for the club's partici
pation in the annual chrysanthe
mum show sponsored by the South
Salem Garden clubs. Named on
the entry committee were Mrs.
Williara Hall. Mrs. Howard Card
ner and Mrs. Lloyd Davenport.
Mrs. Lyle Bayne discussed the
coming show schedule and demon
rrated flower arrangements.
Guests were Mrs. Carl Bell,
Mrs. Woody Moore, Mrs. Martin
Boatwright and Mrs. Joseph Prinz
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Mr. and Mrs. Helmuth G. Schreima (Rose Marie Hoff.
man) who were married recently "at the First Methodist
Church with Dr. Brooks Moore officiating. The bride is
the daughter of Mrs, Viola Hoffman. Attending the couple
were Mrs. R. O. Chase and George R. Duncan of Stayton.
(Cronise Studio). 1
Salem Man's
Engagement
Revealed ;
Romantic news being revealed
today is the engagement of Miss
Ellen Diane Ericsson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.- O. R. Ericsson of
North Hollywood, Calif., to Don
Melvin Archibald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James N. Archibald of Sa
lem. The wedding is planned for
next summer.
The bride-elect attended the Uni
versity of Arizona and is a mem
ber of Alpha Phi
Mr. Archibald attended Salem
Alumnae Entertained
Mrs. Leon Everitt and Mrs.
George LeTourncux entertained the
Sigma Kappa alumnae at the for
mer's home Wednesday night. The
November 16 meeting will be held
at the Flower Box, when floral ar
rangements and holiday decora
tions will be shown. Mrs. Earl
Hampton, Mrs. Everitt and Mrs.
Allan Johnson have been named
to the Christmas party committee,
Mrs. Robert Stewart, whose hus
band teaches at Cascade High, was
welcomed as a new member.
schools and was recently released
from the U.S. Army. He is now
studying electrical engineering at
Santa Monica City College.
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