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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Sept. 12, 1963
Pledges— (Continued from page 6)
Quincy, III; Daryl Roger Willey, Wichita; Buddy Alvin Barke, Syracuse; Paul Steven Offuts, Kansas City, Mo.; Mae Dean Acheson, Western Springs, II; Ray Lynn Borth, Plains, IA; Carollo Franis Wainwright, Carroll Francis Wainwright, Syracuse; Donald Allan Hunter, Abilene; Gary Joseph Fisher, Glendale, Mo.; Joe Alan Hamamish, Great Bend; Richard W. Miller, Hutchinson Richard; Richard Kerr, Maryville, Mo.; Philip A Sherman, Abilene; Richard Mansheld Cochran, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Lynk Weinstein, Prairie Village; Cole Edwin Walker, Spoka, Kennesaw; Kenneth Krannwitter, Hoxie; Donald Lloyd Jacobsen, Abilene; Thomas David Dent, Ft. Leavenworth;
Roddy Mac Stewart, Wichita; Roger William Hall, Overland Park; John Frederick Jorgensen, Hope; Stuart Alan Cornell, Counsel, Grace; and James Robert King, Hutchinson.
THETA CHI
Charles Peyton Thomas, Lawrence;
Charles Henty Eaton, Arkansas City;
Alexander Baldwin Mellchall, Lincoln;
Joseph Gretzle, Winfried Curtis Kenneth Harshaw, Liberty; John Demrobre Bittell Jr., Junction City; Charles Donald McVey, St. Joseph, Mo.; Francia Weed, Fair Lawn, N.J.; Eric Yould, William L. Owen, William L. Owen, Dahran, Saudi Arabia; Marvin Ray Whinery, Parsons; Daniel Kent Buchman, Council Grove; Randy Michael Signor, Lawrence; David Kirk Klee, Oxford; Thomas Belden Stanion; Pratt; Joel Jon Barr, Topeka; Robert Davis Dunbar, Lewood; William
Charles Weber, Wichita; Richard G. Farris, Edson; Michael Hart, Prairie Village; David Edwin Clutter, Larned; Larry Dan Barber, Wiehia; William Patrick McGuire, Coffeyville; Thomas Northcutt Aiken, Lawrence; David Church, Glenview, Ill., and Stephen Paul Kern, Tooseka.
TRIANGLE
Richard Duane Andrews, Kansas City; William Edward Decker, Wichita; Dean Charles Eaton, Leawood; Gene Edlon Charles Eaton, Leawood; David Bethel, David Joseph Pack, Wichita; James Robert Drebelis, Chicopee Falls, Mass.; Ronald Eugene Ryme, Merriam; Richard Eugene Ryme, Merriam; David Lee Bower, Shawnee Mission, and Robert Emery Sears, Kansas City.
WES WESTRUM, COACH WITH the San Francisco Giants, holds the National League fielding record for catchers with a .999 mark set from 1950-52 while with the Giants.
KU Slavic Language Professor Witnesses Yugoslavian Earthquake
A KU faculty member was in Skopje, Yugoslavia, when the devastating earthquake occurred there.
Thousands were killed in the disaster, but Herbert Galton, visiting associate professor of Slavic languages and literatures, was not injured.
Prof. Galton, who is expected to return to Lawrence later this month, left in June to do research in Yugoslavia and Bulgaria. He was sleeping in a men's dormitory at the University of Skopie at the time of the earthquake.
A member of the Galton family here, said Prof. Galton, reacted by "pulling his covers over his head." Two days after the earthquake Mrs. Galton received word her husband was not injured.
Prof. Galton teaches courses in Russian languages and literatures and graduate courses in Slavic linguistics and philology. He has been at KU since September, 1962.
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