Dorothy Coleman. Adviser Florence Main, President Rama Eyre, Vice-Pres. Janet Hilton. Sec.-Treas. Donna Jenkins. Reporter Netta Lavin June Wayment Helen Tillotsen Kathleen Graham Virginia Moore Ellen Hadfield Gladys Johnson Beverly Peterson Virginia Allen Ardell Russell Afton Huff Carol Smith Marian Mikkelsen Margaret Tarran Shirley Poulton Janet Morrin Rolene Pitt Lou Rene Thompson Margaret Todd Charlene Clark Norine Call Marcelle Simpson Marjorie Anderson Lottie Lund Ruth Taylor LaDianaeda's representative group consists of beautiful women with school, social affairs, and men on their minds. These girls do outstanding school work and get a lot of fun out of life, very seldom relaxing into inactivity. A. goodly percentage of more important coed executive positions are held by LaDianaedans, but success has failed to make them anything but a very popular and democratic organization. Phoenix is a democratic, representative gang of expert scholars here, athletes there, and bull-throwers everywhere. They are politically important, usually winning a few higher-up electoral positions about the campus. One single characteristic can't be used to typify Phoenix since they're a congregation of all-arounders. Dean Anderson Adviser Taylor Becraft Ross Ekins Charles Pell Fred Foulger President Dan Curtis Larry Garr Franklin Mann Lewis Briggs Vice-President Conwey Morris Herbert Smith Grant Neuteboom Eugene Brough Secretary-Treasurer Blair Evans Winslow Gardner Keith Wilcox Rolfe Peterson Reporter Clair Whiteley Earl Tanner Sylven Godfrey Don Buswell Frank Limburg James Lindsay