Shantih plays powder puff football Demonstrating the good will of Shantih pledgemistresses, new Shantih members were treated to a picnic at College Park immediately following Pledge Week. The first item of business was to organize teams for participation in club sports . Aside from softball, volleyball and basketball, Shantih provided a team for powder puff football against Omega Phi. The game, in which Shantih was defeated, was the only girl's football game this year . As its service project, Shantih helped finish the Herman and Lois Brown house. The new members cleaned up after the building was completed so the family could move in easily. For Homecoming, Shantih helped decorate the stadium and provided a room in the New Gym for alumni to visit. Shantih members got an early visit from Santa December 1, in the person of Dr. James Carr. The scene of the visit was the club's Christmas party. As a change in regular meeting procedure, the club had a pot luck dinner at a January meeting in sponsor Lana Bawcom's home. Shantih In 1949, Mrs. Minor Collinsworth opened the Little Red School House Kindergarten in her home on East Center Avenue. 1. POWDERPUFF football player Shelley Kritz contemplates Shantih 's next move. 2. SHANTIH. 1 . Cutberth 2. Clark 3. Petrich 4. McGuire 5. Fitzgerald 6. Colley 7. L. Watson 8. Jill Buchanan 9. Pearson 10. Flanagan 11 . Horsman 12. Robinson 13. Young 14. Boustead 15. Duke 16. Stinson 17. Sewell 18. Vaughn 19. Riley 20. Miller 21. Burton 22. Vawter 23. York 24. Julie Buchanan 25. Higdon 26. I. Watson 27. Sparks 28. Crain 29. Wagner 30. Chester 31 . Bailey 32. Ashland 33. Redding 34. Mahaffy 35. Leamons 36. Wells 37. Thomason 38. Mason . 3. OFFICERS AND BEAUX. Front row: Barb Sparks-treasurer, Ann Pearson-secretary , Shelley Kritz-vicepresident, Molly Crain-president . Back row: Charlie Ramberger, Dean Waineo , Jay Justus and Tee Carrbeaux. Shantih ~ 89
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