IKINGS is an honorary organization of junior men. It consists of twenty-two members, one from each social fraternity on the campus. The society assists other school organizations in staging student affairs, looks after the interest of the junior class, and works in the promotion of greater class and school spirit among undergraduate students.

     The Viking Dinner-Dance in the spring is one of the most elaborate annual affairs. It is given for the incoming members, the present members, and those of past years.

     With the increase in enrollment in the University and the many more things that are appearing on the campus, Vikings joins with other class and school organizations in hoping and planning for a greater future. Activity can be greatened to correspond with the greater University and Vikings plans on joining in this progress.

OFFICERS

President	V. ROYCE WEST
Vice-President	ALLEN WILSON
Secretary	HAROLD GILLAN
Treasurer	WENDELL CAMERON

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I DELTA, sophomore women's honorary society, has for its purpose the promotion of friendship and co-operation among the social groups on the campus and the members of the sophomore class. The members are chosen from the freshman class, one from each sorority, one from each literary society, and three from the student body at large. This selection is made in May of each year for the next year.

     During the past year, the organization, besides being entirely self-supporting, has earned enough money to do philanthropic work at Thanksgiving and Christmas time and also contributed to the Grace Coppock drive and to the Y. W. C. A. Xi Delta has sponsored two teas during the year, one in the fall for all University women, and one in the spring for freshmen girls.

     In the future the organization hopes to be able to develop among sophomore women more of a feeling of clam spirit and school patriotism.

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