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front Row-Glockler, Stoffregen, H. Becker, S. Smith. Second Row-Miller, Fullerton, A. Little, Yamaguchi, Wolker, Collim, G. Sou.e. Bo'" Row-B. Amos, frizzell, Houde, Leonard, J. Morris, Goodrich, Sowers, Bront, Keigler, Dr. honogle, M. Low.on, President JANICE DIVERS Vice-president MARY WRIGHT SILVEY Secretory ANN FULLERTON The Alpha Mu Chapter of Beta Beta Beta, spon- Treasurer DR. LLOYD M. BERTHOlF sored by Dr. L. M. Bertholf, president of the Historian ANNE LITTlE nationol Tri-Beta, had its fifteenth birthday this year and ten new members and six provisional members were initiated into the frcternlty. At our Tuesday afternoon meetings, we listened to biological talks, participated in group discus- sions, and relaxed with a cup of teo. The third regional convention was held at Drew University, Madison, New Jersey, this year. This meeting helped to maintain a close relationship among the Fri-Beto chapters of this region. Rep- resentatives to the conference held round table discussions ond talked over student projects, field and research work which has been carried on in the various orqonizotions. Janice Divers, Gladys Sause, and Annabella Glockler were this year's recipients of the Milton Hendrickson Scholarship Fund, established in memory of the Alpha Mu chapter members who gave their lives in World War II. "Weekly Me.,'ing in IheLob" 99