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Then the season's activities hastened by F,:rst Semester -the banquet a\ the hotel, the Christmas President Kitty Brown party, the alumnae dinner ill Baltimore, the V ice-President Annabel Glockler lea, and the annual hobo-hitch. We tried Secretary Mary Ruth O'Kelly to extend our good feelings beyond the earn- Treasurer Mary Frances Keiser pus by preparing baskets of food for needy families at Christmas and at Easter. Tn the spring, the presses were rolling once Second Semester more, giving forth another issue of "The President Annabel Glockler Torch," the club's yearbook. V ice-President Gladys Sause Phi Alphs were also on their toes in the Secret,ary Mae Langrall sports world, capturing the laurels of the intersorority basketball competition. Spring Treasurer Mary Frances Keiser sentiments found expression in "April Antics," a dance sponsored by the club in it was a great day for the Phi Alphs- that first meeting of the fall semester of Blanche Ward Gym. All these activities have been run for us, '47 when we proudly took possession of our bUI have been planned with the hope that new and larger clubroom. Even then the better relations will be Fostered among all walls were bulging with the enthusiasm of sixty-odd members. fellow students. Leue . William:; Fril~. Goodrich Minnis Sause, .I. TUTn"! Alexander. n, Ching: ltoberts, N. Coreueh Powell. ilL SOWN~ Yolk Auld Jolley Siney Mantovc Ruubcnheimer Stagg Walkins Benson, C. Keesler TIl()Ill!,son McAltislcr Itllppenllml Slutey Weaver Bruning Larmore Will McMahon Rupert Steele Wells