The Banyan 1934
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It has been an undertaking of youth, for youth is "the time of seeking and finding, of trying and testing." It is a time "for learning and doing, for beauty and grace, for growth and development." Although comparatively new, the unit has not been in- active socially. In the fall quarter dancing parties were held.
During the winter quarter the Annual Invitational Birthday Tea was given. In the spring quarter the special feature was a formal dinner dance at the Hotel Roberts. Numerous other get-t...o-gethers, such as hikes and house parties, have been enjoyed.
Representative of the unit are the officers: Retta Combs, president; Mary Broadbent, vice-president; Mima Broadbent, secretary-treasurer; Rowena Hutchings Rigtrup, correspond- ing secretary and historian; and Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, faculty sponsor.
Sixty-five Bernice Bailey Marie Miller Catherine Bowles Melba Jensen Minnie Hardman VlRGA BARTHOLEMEW Margaret Tholen Maude Shawcroft Ruth Mendenhall Winnifred McDonald Orpha Soffe Mona Wilson Marjorie Wagers Fern Fairbanks Helen Janssen Anna Hardman Dee Shawcroft Estella Mortensen Christella Hansen Em Anon The Em Anon Social Unit made its appearance on the campus in the fall of 1933.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been an undertaking of youth, for youth is "the time of seeking and finding, of trying and testing." It is a time "for learning and doing, for beauty and grace, for growth and development." Although comparatively new, the unit has not been in- active socially. In the fall quarter dancing parties were held.
During the winter quarter the Annual Invitational Birthday Tea was given. In the spring quarter the special feature was a formal dinner dance at the Hotel Roberts. Numerous other get-t...o-gethers, such as hikes and house parties, have been enjoyed.
Representative of the unit are the officers: Retta Combs, president; Mary Broadbent, vice-president; Mima Broadbent, secretary-treasurer; Rowena Hutchings Rigtrup, correspond- ing secretary and historian; and Mrs. Wayne B. Hales, faculty sponsor.
Sixty-five Bernice Bailey Marie Miller Catherine Bowles Melba Jensen Minnie Hardman VlRGA BARTHOLEMEW Margaret Tholen Maude Shawcroft Ruth Mendenhall Winnifred McDonald Orpha Soffe Mona Wilson Marjorie Wagers Fern Fairbanks Helen Janssen Anna Hardman Dee Shawcroft Estella Mortensen Christella Hansen Em Anon The Em Anon Social Unit made its appearance on the campus in the fall of 1933.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brigham Young University to read onlineMoreLess
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