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22, 1951

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Teen Clubs—

2 Subdeb Clubs Elect

New Officers

Members Also Are Named

Two subdeb organizations list new officers and a third names new members. Catherine Murphy, new presidend of the CBG Club, will be assisted this year by Joan McMahon, secretary, and Kathleen Keating, treasurer,

Nine subdebs were initiated into| the FAD Club recently, Carolyn] Sauerteig, 1221 W. 36th St, was| hostess. They are Shirley Cox,

Kay Scanlon, Mary Eggleston,

Connie Delap, Roberta Reynolds, _.

Mary Hagopian, Janet Clark and Carolyn Lorennetolle. |

New officers of the organization | are Mary Eggleston, president; Connie Delap, vice president;| Donna Kimmel, secretary; Caro-| lyn Sauerteig, treasurer, and Shirley Cox, publicity agent.

At the last meeting of the LOCKS AN’ KEYS Club Judy Cass, Pat McKinney and Mavis Prience were voted into the club. Beryl Hoppess, 1131 Bonar Drive, was hostess.

Marylee Schafer was elected president of the FLICKERS Club. Other officers are Marilyn Fredrick, vice president; Rosalind Miedema, secretary: Georgia Bloom, treasurer, and Shirley Davis and Edith Piel, sergeant-at-arms.

To Speak |

Mrs. Induk Pahk will talk on! “Women of Korea” Tuesday at the monthly meeting of the Indianapolis Branch, American Association of University Women. The 6:30 p. m. dinner will be in the Broadway Methodist Church. | During the American occupation of Korea, Mrs. Pahk worked for the military government as a radio lecturer in the department of public information. | A graduate of Ewha College, Seoul, she also has degrees from Wesleyan College in Georgia and Columbia University. Mrs. Pahk taught for a time at Ewha College where she was a leader in a Korean uprising against the Japanese. During the purge that followed the revolt, she was sentenced to six months solitary confinement in jail.

The Teen of the Week—

-—-Times Photo by Dean (immerman OAN McMAHON is The Times’ Teen of the Week. A senior at St. Agnes Academy, Joan swims on the Indianapolis Athletic Club team. She took first place in the 100-yard free style meet in Elkhart last year, and has helped the team win several relays at swimming meets. With an eye cast toward the laboratory technician field, Joan plans to attend a Hoosier college or university next year. She is editor of the year book, assistant editor of the school paper, secretary of the Sodality, treasurer of the Catholic Students Missions Crusade and treasurer of the Beta Beta subdeb club. She is also a member of the National Honor Society, the 5 club, the St. Joan of Arc Junior CYO, the CBG subdeb club, the teen board of Extension magazine and the advisory board of Queens Work magazine. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McMahon, 4023 Park Ave. are Joan's parents.

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Alumnae Chapter Sets Guest Day

Mrs. Henry F. Schricker, Mu, {Phi Epsilon Sorority patroness,| {will entertain the sorority's In-| \dianapolis Alumnae Chapter at lits annual spring guest day pro-|

gram at 2:30 p. m. Saturday in {the Governor's Mansion. The social hour has been ar‘ranged by Mesdames C. Basil |Faussett, Russell Spivey and H. B, Crandall, Miss Mabel Rose and {Miss Charlotte Lieber. Officers of the chapter will join Mrs. Schricker in greeting the guests. A musical program will he presented by Mrs. Warren H. Keller,

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Special guests will be the Kappa

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PHY INDIANAPOLIS TIMWS Praise and Criticism Leveled at Social Clubs Sorority

By JOAN SCHOEMAKER SUBDEB and squire clubs receive as much praise as criticism from three Howe High School students, Martin Mueller, a member of the REGES squires club, and Shirley Clark, a member of the CODsubdeb club, defended

Martin

the social clubs. | Norman Brehob agreed with | their good points, and Shirley

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Shirley started the ball rolling by saying that subdeb

' clubs “promote a better feeling

among young people.”

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Norman quickly countered that “They promote friendship, but it's often restricted to members.of the ‘club only. I guess it's only natural that they could

promote snobbishness if the members aren't aware of this pitfall.”

» r » “SQUIRE clubs, like subdeb

clubs, tend to increase social activity,” points out Martin. ohana “They sponsor good

wholesome group activities.” “I agree with Martin that the clubs train young people to mix socially,” says Norman, “but they also provide. a chance for boys to get

Shirley

Tomorrow's Events—

Alpha Epsilon Chap., Delta Theta Narrator's—8 p. m, Mrs. W, W, § Mrs. Harold

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meeting chairman.

Pleasant Run Chap., I TSC—12:30 p. m, E. New York St. branch,

Houppert, 5201 Boulevard Pl. hostess. Review, “The Paddle Plant,” Mrs. Kenneth Dotterer. “Famous Homes of Historical Background,” Mrs. E. H. Myer.' Election.

Indiana National Bank. Speak- Chap. P, PE0O—12:30 p. m. Mrs.

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Indianapolis Alumnae Chap,

Charles Gardner, Carmel. Program, Mrs. H. E. Cunningham. |

Kappa Alpha Theta—T7:30 p. m, Chap. BC, PEO — 1 p. m. Mrs.

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Sherwood, 3444 hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Hugh J. Baker Sr.

Henry Schricker, 4343 N. Meridian, hostess. Book review, Mrs. Vinnie Kilby.

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together and be rowdy if they want to.” “It's a part of our club practice to train people to mix socially,” says Shirley. “We thought it important enough to put in our COD Club constitution at the very beginning.” Martin and Shirley combined forces to point out that the local

subdeb and squires clubs do a | lot of good on charity projects. |

Just before Christmas each vear a number of the east side clubs jointly sponsor a dance called “Santa's Shindig.” Pro-

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A-Child Fund. . » » “WE ALSO fill baskets at Christmas,” say Shirley, and

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To Observe

Reunion Day.

Meeting to Take Place Saturday

| International Reunion Day will be celebrated by Alpha Gamma {Delta Sorority Saturday in the {Hotel Antlers. Miss Emily H. Butterfield, De/troit, one of the sorority founders, {will speak on progress of women: during the past half-century at the 2:30 p. m. reunion. Mrs. David Hughes, Indianapolis Alumnae Club president, will preside. Miss Julia Romine, state chaire: man, is in charge of “the day's |activities which open with 1:30 p. m. registration. Also speaking will be Mrs. Truman G. Yuncker; |Greencastle. . DePauw and Indiana Universi ties active chapter members will sing and present skits of life on their respective campuses. A res sume of campus activities will he given by Miss Florence Nurn, Dé Pauw Chapter president, and Miss Lauriella Kistler, IU Chape ter president. | Alumnae groups from Ff Wayne, Evansville, South Bend, Kokomo, Gary, Greencastle and Bloomington will attend. ~ Climax of the day's program will be a 5:30 p. m. buffet dinners dance. : > a Silom

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