Show STUDENT LIFE SEPTEMBER 29 1961 : —— — USU Sororities Accept Sigma Nu Makes Plans For Rush In Yard Pool New Swimming And One Hundred Eighteen a with Pete forward and are summer assistant sucto looking cessful rush fall quarter is here bringing period especially a host of new activities at the with the good cooking of House Mother Mrs Erikson Thanks Sigma Nu House to her for an outstanding job Fraternity rush is first on of keeping the brothers filled the agenda of all Sigma Nu up Excitment has also been brothers Saturday the Sigma over the construction created Nu’s spent the day preparing of the new swimming pool posters illustrating the pro- which will take place beginning jects of the chapter such as March 15 The pool which will Robins Awards in the spiring take three weeks to construct The brothers at the house will be 29 by 40 feet with a diving board and many other accessories The pool will be located in the pit area just north of the house New officers were elected The members of Chi Omega in meeting last Monday Keith returned from all corners of was elected treasChristensen the earth to begin school this urer Stoker I F C Wayne fall at USU Summer jobs and representative Jack Poulsen vacations drew members to head of decoration committee California Europe Hawaii New York and many other spots After a week of rushing Chi Omega boasts 21 new pledges Each new pledge received a big sister in the sorority Monday night and all members enjoyed lunch together Tuesday in the Union is over The long This year the Greeks pled- ged 118 new girls The follow- ing are new pledges: Jan Hansen Linda Gremmels Harris Saundra Harward Ju- dy Lambert Cynthia Newman Elizabeth Kathryn Nielsen ArAnn Pearson Carol Peterson nold Tyra Bingham Ginger Maraley Redd Kathleen Steele Bower Joan Catmull Lynda Connie Strong Kaye ThompJolene Faulkner son Rose Marie Thorn Sandi Edwards Webster Diane Shields and Karen Fonnesbeck Mary El- Ada Marie Wood len Hale Claudia Hancey Vicv Kappa Delta ki Mae Hansen Pat Lovejoy Joan Carrigan Maria Chard Mary Jane Loveland Shauna Janet Cox Karren Cutler LynPearce Lynda Puzey ChristRona Grover Irene Fridal da ine Randall Camille Richards Connie Hall Jensen Maureen Connie Lynn Rusick Averil Kern Julie Jensen Patricia Sampson Karrie Sawyer LinMecham Sherrie Gayle Krey da Sue Simmons Marilyn SpenPatOlsen McKenzie Linda cer Linda Strasser Natalie Reeves ricia Profaizer Rojean Beth Van Kampen Taylor Claudia RusRogers Lynette Ann Becky Welling Wheatley sell Jane Waldron and Bonnie and Kathy Williams Wiltshire Alpha Omieron Pi Sigma Kappa Seeny Bigler Carolyn E Tamara Everton Carol Mae Caine Barbara Candland Rita Decker Mildred Kay Denton Hanks Mary Rodriquez and Susan Ranae Teeples Deanne Ercanbrack Chi Omega Havens Kaye Freeby Becky Holmes Kathylene Howard Charlotte Baur Vicki BowSusan Jenkins Kathleen Jen- man Beverly Barrus Lynne sen Susan Larsen Betty Ram- Brady June Ann Budge Mariey Judy Reese Rebecca Rob- lyn Canoso Diane Dornbos erts Myma Rae Robinson and Susan Green Kaaren Hanson Marianne Holmgren Tamara Diane Stater Delta Delta Delta Holmgren Sheryl Johanson Lynda Lou Allan Judy An- Carol LaBelle Lee Ann MadNew pledge officers for the dersen Pamela Andersen Jerri sen Elizabeth Maughan Linda Bateman Jan Kathleen Can- McCann Marcia McMurrin year are Polly Preston presinon Kathy Cooper Bonnie Paulette Preston Julie Ann dent Marianne Holmgren vice Cramer Sharon Gledhill Nan- Smith Linda Spencer and Nan- president Susan Green seccy Gold Lynda Hanson Judy cy Sycamore retary and Marcia McMurran social chairman Alpha Chi Omega Renae Anderson Cheryl Monson and Tony Davis social Pins And Things Engaged Sherman Bennett Delta Phi and Susan Brown Kappa DeV ta Claire Jones Delta Phi and Lorraine Johnson Independent Roger Dutson SAE and Nor-m- a Blazer Alpha Chi Omega Pinned CHI OMEGA Fraternities List Rush Activities Boys: Fraternity Rush starter September 21 and will continue through October 23 at 5 ible for rush Rush schedule will be: Open Rush — September pm 16-1- LDS States Five Ideals 7-- ' ta Floyd Burnett Delta Phi and Carol Willyard Independent Ready for COLLEGE ? Ball practice got underway this week for WIA games to begin Monday A slumber party will be held tonight for all Chi Omega actives and pledges Penny llafen recently return27- - ed from the National Dairy October 8 All rushees who haven't apSeparate fraternity parties — plied for rush the final day will be October 6 and you can October 9 — Noon October apply at the information desk Period Quiet There has also been a 22 to October 23 at 5 pm change in one rule If a rush-e- e Bid Day — October 23 5 pm failed to sign up at one Hints to I’ushees: of the houses he is still elig- 1 Be prompt in answering calls Promptness will show your interest in the group 2 Accept invitations from as many different groups as possible thus affording yourself the opportunity of meeting as many members of the group Lambda Delta Sigma is a co- as possible educational fraternity It is 3 Dress conservatively and founded on religion and was created to build genuine fel- neatly Most day dates are inlowship for men among men formal Unless indicated differand women among other wo ently evening dates are coat and tie men and for brotherhood all 4 Be yourself when visiting Lambda Delta Sigma is a a house Your real blend of religious and social selffraternity will show up sooner or life Its chapter meetings and later a front does more harm activities are planned around then good the five ideals — Religion 5 In making a final decision speakers - temple work Leadership responsibilities Fel- be sure you are associating lowship banquets - dances yourself with the group which Culture grooming - fine arts will assist you the most in atIntellectuality debates - spir- taining your purposes and itual growth goals at the University At Last Monday night our open- the same time remain cognizing social was held in the LDS ant of what your contribution Institute and was a great suc- can mean to the fraternity cess The meetings for Lambda These usually go hand in hand Utah State University has Delta Sigma are held on each Monday night from 9 pm nine established fraternities in the East Chapel at the LDS all of which operate under the Institute Plans are now being jurisdiction of the University formulated for the building There were 100 less rushees of the homecoming float Any- than the previous year so rush one interested in joining Lam- week has been extended The bda Delta Sigma activities may 1FC urges all interested to : do so according to the officers sign up now 3 Jim Bundy Sigma Chi and Mary Ann Adams Kappa Del- Princess contest back east just in time to start school Chi Omega’s new house mo- ther Dorthea Wicker has been doing double duties as housemother and cook this week She looses her title as cook today and can now settle down to being plain Mother to the Chi O’s SPE The brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon are busily engaged in that popular fall quarter activity rush We sincerely hope that all men who went through open house will continue with rush and eventually join the frat of their choice Congratulations to all new sorority pledges May you have a happy and eventful year at Utah State Women of USU brace your- selves news of earth shaking consequence is just ahead Kla-be- n is maried Yes Klaben and no less than eight other Sig Eps succumbed to the throbs of passion during the long hot summer Those falling by the wayside are brothers Patten Adams Allen "luff Saver Hicken Knudson Gunderson and of course the human javilan As a final note we would like to congratulate John Ralston and his very formidable football machine The best of luck to you in future contests We are confident the Aggies will win in SLC Nov 25 and silence the fairy tale babblings of John Mooney Keep your finances in order with a LOW COST Personalized COLLEGE CHECKING ACCOUNT Away from home it’s no trick at all to handle your financial problems when you take along a ThriftiCheck Account You’ll have an accurate record of all your expenses and permanent proof of payment for all your bills Checks are imprinted with your name and bound in a handsome convenient cover All at no extra cost ! 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