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Carole Pfaff
JTo Head Cap
And Gown
By FLOSSY HODGE
Statesman CerretaMdeat
i Newly-appointed officers of Cap
and Gown, senior women's honor
ary are Carole Pfaff of Portland,
president; Joyce Ambler of Port-
land, vice president; Marilyn flan
thorn of Portland, corresponding
secretary; Lou Ann Mergler of Mt.
.Vernon, Wash., recording sec
retary; Sally Jones of Parkland.
fWash., treasurer; Ann Not son of
$ Portland, historian; and Marilyn
jlsaalc of Salem, Marge Wood of.
fBurlingame, Calif., and Flossy
Jlndge of Portland, projects com
inittee. I New members of Cap and Gown
fwill usher at Baccalaureate in
I their first official duties. New pro
jects will include the possibility of
I Mortar, Board installing a chapter
vu iiiv lampus.
Miss Edwards U Slag ;
Soprano Michelle Edwards, jun
ior music education major from
Salem, will present her first Wil
lamette recital Tuesday in the
Music Recital Hall. She is a voice
student of Clorinda Topping, and
serves as a soloist at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church in Salem.
At Alpha Chi Omega's annual
senior banquet, awards were pre-
seniea to several of the chapter s
most outstanding members. The
lyrebird awards for those in each
class making the most outstanding
contribution to the house went to
Martha Eagleson o( Tigard. Jresh-
5 man; Mary nckett of Sacramento
I and Bev Reinhardt of Canby,
! sophomores; Patty Hostetler of
Canby, junior; and Charlene Miner
1 nl San Mateo, Calif., senior. Mar
I ian Rutledge of Beaverton was
I honored as the senior with Ihe
highest accumulative grade point
average, while Barbara Freitag
f of Yakima received the award for
I the greatest improvement in
grades.
I Smiths are Honored
I The faculty literally "rolled in
the aisles", according to Mrs.
I Maurice Brennan, retiring presi
I dent of the Faculty Wives club.
J The event was the annual formal
i faculty banquet held last Friday
I evening. A surprise skit, which
I honored President and Mrs. G.
" Herbert Smita. was presented en
I titled "The Making of a Presi
5. dent," by Mrs. Edwin Butler.
4 According to Ihe script, "endow-
ment" was our president's first
J word. The wedding scene was an
other favorite of the groom. It
seems that the minister, best man,
f and Dr. Smith the bridegroom
3 were absent. The organist re
' peated the church music several
I times. Finally the- bride's father
: looked into the matter and dis-
covered the missing members of
the wedding party busy extinguish
ing i Are in the rear of the church,
Part Welcomes
Newcomers
WEST STAYTON -A family
gathering at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Nye was held Sunday to
welcome to Oregon Mr. Nye's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Nye. of
Seymour, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Nye
plan to make their home part time
with their son, Ray, and part time
with their son, Arthur, and daugh
ter, Mrs. Forrest Jonson, both of
whom reside at Tenino, Washing
ton, near Olympia. All but three
of the grandchildren and seven of
the great-grandchildren, most of
whom they had never seen, were
present to welcome them on their
arrival.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Ileuberger, Ralph, Robert and
Donald, of Sublimity, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Nye, Carol Anne and
Kuthie, of Milwaukie. Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Clipfell. Dennis, Sharon.
Martin, Patricia and Doris, of
Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. James
Nye, Gary, Jimmie and Virgil Lee.
Co-Rec Gub Danre
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The Co-Rec club of the YWCA
has scheduled an informal dance
for Friday evening at I o'clock to
be held at Eddie's on the Dallas
Salem Highway. All unmarried
men and women are welcome to
attend. Transportation will be
available to the dance from the
YWCA at 7:45 and I p.m.
Lodge Sees Pictures
Mrs. Luciea LeCompte, noble
grand, showed pictures of her trip
to California at the Salem Rebe
kab Lodge meeting Monday night
Mrs. LeCompte and Mrs. Gregory
Schmidt, vice-grand, surprised the
members by serving refreshments
following the meeting. Thq Three
Links Club will meet Friday after
noon at 1 p.m.
Surprise Party Fetes Visitor
WALLACE ROAD Miss Arline
Sholseth was complimented with a
surprise party at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Sholseth, on the Wallace Road
wihle here on a two day visit from
Bremerton. -.
Guests were the Altrusa club,
of which Miss Sholseth is past
president. Kappa Delta alumni and
many other friends. Miss Sholseth
has a position as a pharmacist in
Bremerton.
Two million pilgrims year visit
the shrine of Lourdes in France.
In 1954, only 200 Americans died
from diphtheria.
Joint Dinner Meeting
A joint meeting of Chemeketa
and Salem Toaitmistress clubs
will be held this evening at the
Golden Pheasant at t p.m. Host
esses will be Mrs. Reginald Vin
cent and Mrs. James Tindall.
Toastmistress for the evening will
j be Miss Alberta Shoemakc. Table
! topics will be in charge of Mrs.
I Sarah Tennis. Speakers will be
Mrs. A. t. CTImin, Mrs. Louis
Neuman, Mrs. Charles Weigal and
Mrs. - Mary McCulley. General
evalualor will be Miss Myrtle
WeatherhoH and Mrs. Helena Hansen.
Limestone is the accumulation
of skeletons of marine animals.
Twice as many people are ill
during March as during July.
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