otyokwa Donna Marie Curran, President Betty Lou Balch, Vice President Carolyn Smith, Secretary Clare Gilman, Treasurer Ruth Packer, Reporter Jean Cardon Georgia Brown Bettie Davis Louise Dixon Sue Boyle LaVon Earl Josephine Foulger Marian Bader Jeanne Goddard Helen Fuller Barbara Greenwell Karma Jeppson Ruth Johnson Shirley Scoville Betty Smalley Betty Jane Snell Mildred Taggart Valeen Wright Myrle Wood Beverly Jurgens , Neva Huggins Gloria Hall Betty Lu Herbert Ethel Hogge Rosella Larkin Estelle Kelleher Mary Lou Madsen Emma Martin Eileen Potter Sophie Reed Itha Russel FOUNDED: 1932. PURPOSE: TO promote worthy school citizenship, wholesome social life, and high scholarship. Otyokwa sets a high standard for outstanding, worthwhile girls. Individually, each has a rich, interesting life of her own; together they are a force of radiant personality upholding Weber in all she does. A rare combination of beauty and brains enables them to attend all school activities and at the same time keep from flunking. Their scholastic average is always among the highest at Weber. An equal interest in swing and symphony gains for a squaw the reputation of being an all-around girl a real person.