Catherine Taylor President Joyce Edson Vice-president Helen Badger Secretary Ruth Ames Adviser Evelyn Applonie Rowene Bates Dorothy Cardon Elaine Christensen Helen Hayden Dorothy Heath Alice Hodges Harriet Jansen Marian Knighton Marjorie McKee Anna Prothero Wealthy Purrington Catherine Smedley Evelyn Stromberg Amy Woodburn Avis Wood Ada Woodburn Founded: 1940 Purpose: To encourage the living of a wise life by cultivating friendship and knowledge Sophvita is the newest girls' club on the campus, and this second year of its existence has witnessed many gains and many problems solved. The members of Sophvita are a friendly, energetic group who take their intramurals seriously- with results. Tiki Kapa Kapa Founded: 1939 Purpose: To promote true friendship and personality. Graciousness seems to be the only word to describe these girls individually and as a group. Each achieves the goal of every woman-to be serenely poised both on and off the campus. Their dance, with its appropriate Hawaiian theme, reminded Weber again of the struggle of Americans across the sea. Suzanne Alta Lola Beula Norma Lucille Hershberger Cottrell Smedley Griffin Burton Campion President Vice-president Secretary Adviser Beverley Arlene Virginia Caroline June Willyn de Bloois Ellis Harris Hobson Hodson Hudson Doris Kathryn Ann La Rue Pat Wanda Ardella Owens Richards Russell Sheehan Snow Waite