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Outstanding Butler U. Coeds Receive Theta Sigma Phi Awards ~~ moo’ 1s, vn LASTING ENERGY

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Tony Ercole applied for a job as| engineer at the newly-constructed Owosso Memorial Hospital in] 1921, he was told a man who

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Miss Myers : Miss White ha Miss Ziegler Mrs. Kendall ; Miss Grob drug’ counter today . . . be Four of the five big “wheels” Thursday at the Matrix Table only ’'non-Indianapolis senior . and Barbara Ziegler, Pi Beta apolis Tri Delts; Joan ‘O'Neill, mores: Lois Bock, Delta Delta prepared. Avoid the < pein aiiong BE versity oa _ banquet, sponsored by Theta honored. The others: Beverly Phi. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Logans- Delta; Barbara Knotts, Kappa De A ak with The five senior women, judged Sigma Phi, journalism sorority. Grob, Pi Beta Phi; Mrs. Bar- “Hub” awards to outstanding port, and Patricia Payne, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Mary Ann STANBACK. outstanding in scholarship, Mary Jane White, Zeta Tau bara Jackson Kendall, Trianon; juniors: Barbara Dunham and Alpha Theta, Pt. Wayne. Clevenger, Zeta Tau Alpha, all leadership, citizenship and ac- Alpha from Louisville, was the Joan Myers, Deita Delta Delta, Mary Lou Renick, both Indian- “Spoke” awards to top sopho- of Indianapolis . : a ———— aMkm—e a”

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