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University Daily Kansan
Friday. Sept. 22,1961
On the Hill Pi Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha social fraternity recently elected the following officers:
President—Pat Piggott, Kansas City, Mo., senior; vice president — Harold Rogler, Wichita senior; secretary — Darrell Burri, Bushong senior; house manager—Ken Clark, Leawood senior; pledge trainer David Knudson, Goodland junior; intramurals chairman — Tim Kennedy, Kansas City sophomore; public relations—Herman Mast, Lawrence sophomore; treasurer — Carl Butell, Baldwin junior; scholarship chairman—John Stallwitz, Wichita senior; social chairman — Bruce Burns, Olathe senior; IFC representatives—Al George, St. Louis, Mo., sophomore and Hans Heynau, Ft. Collins, Colo., sophomore.
Delta Chi
Delta Chi fraternity recently initiated the following men: Bill Woodburn, Pleasanton junior, honor initiate; John Anderson, Joplin, Mo, sophomore; Peter Davidson, Chappaqua, N. Y., sophomore; Charles Cooper, Salina junior; Karl Sartore, Arma junior; John Chalfant, Bucklin sophomore; and Mike Brown, Raytown, Mo., sophomore.
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Jana McGinnis
McGinnis - Torneden Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. McGinnis of Pleasanton announce the engagement of their daughter, Jana, to Wayne L. Torneden, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Torneden, also from Pleasanton.
Miss McGinnis is a sophomore and a member of Alpha Chi Omega social sorority. Torneden is a graduate of Kansas State University and is attending Kansas University School of Mortuary Science.
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Sorority Housemother Receives Portrait
Mrs. Ralph Parks, Gamma Phi Beta housemother, was presented with a portrait of herself at a party given recently by Gamma Phi Beta sorority members and Lawrence alumnae.
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The portrait was done by Jan Wise from a photograph of Mrs. Parks. Jan is a Kansas City, Mo., junior, majoring in art education. The oil painting now hangs in the front hall of the sorority house.
Mrs. Parks has been the Gamma Phi Beta housemother for the past 14 years.
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Diana Gray, Mission sophomore,
Delta Gamma, to Bud Ormsby,
Overland Park senior, Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
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Esquire Reports Fraternity Plight
Janice Burton, Wichita senior. Chi Omega, to Chris Jensen, Kansas City senior, Phi Kappa Tau.
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Discrimination in fraternities is regarded at fraternity grand chapter meetings as the virtue, "selectivity." "Total opportunity" — a chance for all who wish to join a fraternity to do so — becomes the vice, "compulsory assignment."
Gail Suhrbier, Elmhurst, Ill. junior, Alpha Chi Omega, to Jerry Andre, Honolulu, Hawaii, senior, Delta Chi.
MANY CHAPTERS have dropped from national membership rather than submit to the "dictates of the fraternity moguls," Esquire says
The fraternity system appears to be on the way out, according to an article in the October issue of Esquire Magazine.
The principal reason behind the fraternities' impending doom, says the article, is the increasing unpopularity of National Interfraternity Council policies amongst local chapters, particularly regarding discrimination.
Jan Johnson, Topeka junior, Alpha Delta Pi, to Stan Washburn, Paola senior, Delta Chi.
sacred rituals, pledging whomever they please, and beating 'the national' instead of the dean."
"ALONG FRATERNITY Row, local chapters are making up their own progressive house rules," the article states. "They're rewriting the
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Jeri Bash, Leawood sophomore,
Lewis, to Tom Taylor, Leawood seni-
lor, Lambda Chi Alpha.
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