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REPUBLIC Wr.lncs.laj, Marcli 25, 1959. Sororities Name New Officers -The Arizona Republic, Phoenix, Arizona. ALL EDITIONS -Page 27 TRMPE Four sororities at Arizona State University have elected new chapter officers. Miss Kathy Burke, Phoenix will head Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority for the coming year. Assisting her will be Misses Rose Ajo, vice president; Sharon Lawrence, Yuma treasurer; Mary Babich, Globe, corresponding secretary; Lynda Lecky, Phoenix, scholarship; Karlas Pipes, Warner Springs and Pat Hoffman, San Mateo, Panhellenic representatives.

Gamma Phi Beta sorority elected Miss Mary Boots Watts, Phoenix, as president. Others are Misses Kathy Phoenix, first vice president; Linda Htitchins, Yuma, second vice president; Diane Rose, Phoenix, treasurer; Julia Jones, Las Vegas, recording secretary; Sharon Mickle, Phoenix, corresponding secretary; Judy Ebeling, Watseka, scholarship; Mary Ann Wilson, Phoenix, house president; Barbara Defer, Tempe, Pan- hellenic representative; and Toni Johnson, Phoertfx, standards. Delta Gamma officers are Misses Nancy Weigle, presi- iz no resort look cotton casuals in arizona sun set colors engineered es- pecially for from 39.50 WCL Patio Fashion Show Every Sat. 2 pm dent; Ann Agee, vice president; Rita Lunenschloss, second vice president; Sue Bump, recording secretary; Janet Christensen, corresponding secretary; and Diane Blommel, treasurer, all of Phoenix. Elected by Alpha Sigma Alpha were Misses Sherilyn Hill, Phoenix, president; Janice Doss, Laveen, vice president; Cay Walters, Phoenix, secretary; Lynne Lawton, Viroqua, treasurer; Donna Poston, Glendale, pledge trainer; Marylyn Nielander, Scottsdale, rush chairman; Dathy Lund, Riverdale, corresponding secretary; and Eleanor Campbell, Douglas, chaplain.

Newlyweds Are Home Miss Viva Ursula Hulet and Ralph E. Fiedler were married Feb. 28 in Downey, Calif. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest S. Hulet, Holbrook, and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Fiedler Sr. Los Angeles. After a wedding trip to Mexico the.

couple are now at home in Downey. The bride attended Arizona State College at Flagstaff. New Officers Are Named WlLLCOX-Mrs. Walter Clayton has been named president of the Willcox Woman's Club She will succeed Mrs. A.

J. Uhl. Others named to office were Mmes. Ruth Mellenbruch and Dick Groves, first and second vice presidents; J. J.

McAllister, recording secretary; C. L. Plough, corresponding secretary; John Conklin, treasurer and Mrs. Jeff Thomason, auditor. Installation will be at the May meeting.

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