isa-normaladvance-1914-00183

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE183Miss Gladys McClung acted as toastmaster.The banquet was a six-course affair and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.Those present were the Misses Arbogast, Bodenhafer, Burkett, Campbell, Costlow, Elli¬ son, Harris, Jones, McClung, Provines, Rowe, Smith, Wood, Golay, Zinck, Davies and Standiford, and Messrs. Arbogast, Freyburg, Hemmer, Stiltz, Swango, Wood, Wright, Cook, Schoonover, Hyndman, Switzer, Carmichael, Reed, Miller, Clunie, Sigler and Kock.The chaperons were Prof, and Mrs. Lynch and Prof, and Mrs. Stalker.It was one of the most delightful events in the societys history and was the occasion of the return of several former members, includ¬ ing Misses Elizabeth Standiford of Clinton, Miss May Zinck of Worthington, and Miss Larene B. Davies of Edwardsport.DAEDALIAN. Happy is the people whose annals are short. The Daedalians should be happy. Nothing to report this month except that the society is off on the spring term lap with a leap and a bound that presages a good strong finish. Messrs. VanCleave and Brandon are two old oarsmen that have returned to their seats—to vary the figure slightly—and fourteen men are now at the oars, all in the same boat, to vary the figure slightly more. All the time row¬ ing, is their slogan. But Daedalianism hasnt time to announce to the outside its inside go¬ ings-on with trumpet blare. Oh, well, quiet waters run the deepest anyway. Ich sollte mich sorgen!ECLECTIC.The program committee has arranged for a series -of very interesting programs for the spring term. The study of Les Miserables is to be continued, followed by that of the Marble Fawn.The following officers were elected for the term: President, Miss Taylor vice-president, Miss Noel secretary, Miss Maehling treasurer,Miss Scott sergeant-at-arms, Miss St. John  editor, Miss Gray parliamentarian, Miss Pey¬ ton.The Misses Woody, Veit, Sanders, McCul¬ lum and Kirkham were admitted as new mem¬ bers into the society.FORUM.The Forum held its first meeting of the term on Tuesday, March 31.Messrs. Johnston and Riordan were appoint¬ ed as social committee, and Mr. Dalton was elected treasurer for the term. Mr. A. C. Senour was reinstated to active membership,The active members now are Messrs. Right- sell, Hoffman, Johnston, Riordan, Senour, Troutman, Blackman, Hahn, Crim, Mercker, Hobbs, Dalton and Burton. Mr. Mackell, a graduate member, is also in school this term.With this corps of active members the Forum is anticipating a very successful terms work.Messrs. Thompson and Carmack visited friends in Terre Haute recently.PHILOMA THE AN.The Philomathean Literary Society held its first meeting of the term Saturday, April 4. The following program was given:Diana of the Crossways—Miss Fields.Foreign Events—Hazel Shaper.Domestic Events—Gertrude Force.The officers for the term are: Marjorie Cuppy, president Faun McKamey, vice-presi¬ dent Marguerite Allen, secretary Hazel Shaper, treasurer Nannie B. Dunn, editor  Esther Newton, artist, and Nelle Glover, par¬ liamentarian.Misses Helen Trent, Hazel Davis and Ger¬ trude Force were received as new members of the society. These girls are capable of excel¬ lent work.We are sorry to lose Miss Eunice Asbury, who, having completed her work, has returned to her home until commencement. We are glad to have Miss Hazel Davis, one of our old mem¬ bers, with us again.
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Collection:	Indiana State University Archives

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