APPA PHI is a national organization of Methodist college women with chapters in fifteen state universities and colleges. It was founded in 1916, at Kansas University, by Mrs. Gordon B. Thompson. The aim of this organization is: "Every Methodist woman in the university world today a leader in the Church of tomorrow." The Kappa Phi Club is organized to form a closer association among Methodist women students; to make work among student women of the Methodist denomination more effective; to maintain a more serviceable organization to take care of incoming freshmen each year; and to provide, in a college woman's way, religious training and wholesome social life.

     The Candle Beam is the national publication of Kappa Phi and is issued quarterly during the academic year. A national council of chapters is held yearly to which each chapter sends two or more delegates.

      The meetings of the local chapter of the club are held twice a month. Topics related to the religious life of students are discussed. The program theme for this year is "Views From the Hilltop." Social life is provided through parties and mixers.

      The local membership of Kappa Phi is eighty. Pledging and initiation of new members are held each semester.

OFFICERS

President	RUBY WATTERS
Vice-President	HELEN BECKER
Recording Secretary	HELEN ROHWER
Corresponding Secretary	GLADYS JOHNSON
Treasurer	CLARA JOHNSON
Chaplain	LORINE JOHANSEN
Editor and Publicity	GLADYS WOODWARD
Sponsor	MISS LUVICY HILL

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N the fall of 1919 a group of students in the Teachers College, who were specializing in kindergarten work preparatory to teaching that branch of education, formed the Kindergarten-Primary Club. It is an organization of that department of the Teachers College and is a branch of the National Council of Primary Education.

     The club is both social and professional in its activity. Every girl specializing in kindergarten-primary education is a member. The president of the organization must be an upper-classman, as must be at least one member of the advisory board.

      Several social functions are 'given by the club each year. The annual "Kid party" has become a very popular tradition in the organization, and is looked forward to in the winter. Several hundred attended the party held this year, and prizes were awarded for the cleverest costumes and skits presented by different groups.

      The club also entertains visiting teachers and instructors at luncheon or some other entertertainment (sic).

OFFICERS

President	LUCILLE GEORGE
Advisory Board	VIVIAN VARNEY, LOUISE GARDNER, JANETTE SMITH

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