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The pinning of Deryl Nixon, college sophomore, and Jane Hamilton, sophomore at the University of Oklahoma, was announced at the Sigma Nu Hi-Rickey formal Saturday night by Charles Enminger. Miss Hamilton and Nixon are from Wichita. She is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Diane Worthington, college freshman, was elected president of North college hall for the spring semester. Other officers are Norma Carothers, fine arts freshman, vice president; Sue Dalby, secretary, and Marilyn Mundon, social chairman, college freshmen.
Delta Sigma Pi, professional business administration fraternity, announces the appointment of Delbert Fillmore, business senior, as chancellor to take the place of Charles Owen, who has graduated.
Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity chemistry group, elected Sam Wilen, graduate, president of the organization. Other officers are Richard Overman, engineering senior, vice president; David Johnson, engineering junior, corresponding secretary; George Daniels, engineering junior, recording secretary; Lane Harold, graduate, alumni secretary; Donald Coyne, graduate, treasurer, and James Gillet, college junior, master of ceremony.
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Kappa Sigma fraternity announces the pledging of Robert Miller, college freshman.
The wives of the staff of the School of Medicine entertained the wives of first year medical students at a get-acquainted dessert at 8 p.m. yesterday in the Museum of Art.
Phi Delta Theta social fraternity announces the pledging of John Earl Parker, college freshman, from Mission.
Kappa Sigma fraternity held a tea dance with Gamma Phi Beta sorority Saturday at the chapter house.
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Dr. Forrest C. "Phog" Allen basketball coach, coach at the annual Phi Kappa Psi Founders' day banquet at 6:30 p.m. Friday at the Muehlebach hotel, Kansas City Mo.
Myron McCleenny, college senior; was elected president of Kappa Sigma fraternity for the spring semester. Other officers are Rodney Swain, college junior, vice president; Darryl Knorp, college sophomore, secretary; Noel Rooney, college sophomore, treasurer, and Thomas Wilson, fine arts junior, master of ceremonies.
New Theta Chi fraternity initiates are Ramon Hodge, college sophomore; Austin Foote, engineering freshman; Marvin Branstine, engineering freshmen, and Leroy Croyle, college freshman.
Scarab, Professional Architectural Fraternity, elected officers for the coming year at a regular meeting last Tuesday evening. The new officers are Dean Glasco, education senior, president; Rex J. Tucker, senior; education, vice president; Gene Bockelman, 4th year architecture. secretary; George Lund, 4th year architecture, treasurer; Pat Dulaney, 4th year architecture pledge trainer, and John Prosser, 4th year architecture, historian.
Phi Mu Alpha, men's honorary music fraternity, initiated six men Saturday.
The six initiates were: Robert Johnson, fine arts freshman, Mac Hays, fine arts freshman, Don Shaffer, fine arts sophomore, Paul Donneberg, college freshman, Tom Downs, college junior, and George Duerksen, education senior.
Initiation ceremonies were followed by a banquet in the English room of the Union.
Lambda Chi Alpha announces the newly elected officers for the coming year. They are: Joe Renner, college junior, president; William Bilderback, engineering junior, vice president; Paul Fore, engineering junior, treasurer; Don Littell, college sophomore, secretary; Rex Hargis, education junior, rush chairman; Jack Nitz, college junior, social chairman; George Detsios, special student in business, ritualist; Brauer Fugate, engineering junior, pledge trainer.
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Worcester-Duggan Vows Read
Married between semesters was Miss Patricia Worcester, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Worcester of Kansas City, to John Duggan. The Rev. Dale Turner performed the double ring ceremony in Danforth chapel.
Sandra Keller, fine arts sophomore, sang "How Do I Love Thee" and the Lord's Prayer," accompanied by Charles Kynard, fine arts junior.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a ballerina-length gown of white tulle and chantilly
lace and carried a colonial bouque of tardinias and imported iliacs.
Bridesmaids were Miss Worces-
ter's sisters, Nancy and Diane.
They wore gowns similar to the
bride's in pink and blue.
Lawrence Jones, fourth year archetecture, was best man.
Former KU Students Advance in Service
Three former University of Kansas students now in military service were promoted or commissioned recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Duggan are now living at 1401 Massachusetts st. She is a sophomore in the college and a pledge of Alpha Chi Omega. Duggan is in the graduate school and a member of Triangle fraternity.
Glen T. Beauchamp, a graduate in 1952, was commissioned a 2nd battalion in the Marine Corps after completing five months basic training at Quantico, Va.
Kent Bowden, engineering senior has been elected president of Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity.
Dwight W. Boring, a graduate in 1952, was promoted to lieutenant j.g., while being assigned to the USS Helena.
Richard G. Sinclair a student at the University in 1953, was graduated from the U.S. Naval pre-flight school at Pensacola, Fla.
Other officers are Jack Chittenden vice president; Don Roberts, recording secretary; Don Park, corresponding secretary; Bill Roberts, treasurer; Jim Gillett, house manager; Belden Mills, membership chairman; Don Williams, social chairman; Tom Ricky, intramurals chairman; Del Fillmore, music chairman; Pete
Hidden Desire Theme of Fine Arts Ball
The second annual Beaux Art ball will be held from 9 p.m. to midnight Feb. 27 in the Student Union ballroom.
The theme of the ball this year is to be "suppressed desires," which leaves plenty of room for originality and variety in costumes. Prizes will awarded for the best costumes.
The Beaux Art ball is sponsored by the department of architecture and the School of Fine Arts, but it is open to all students. The sponsoring groups are trying to make this costume ball an annual event on the KU campus, as it is on many campuses throughout the nation.
Arrowsmith, scholarship chairman; Karl Mecklenburg, etiquette chairman; Kay Hughson, expansion chairman; Harold Bergsten, forums chairman; Jim Van Pelt, chaplain; Chuck Morelock, chapter editor, and Jack Austin, parliamentarian.
Knitting the first pair of argyle socks can be most discouraging to a coed, trying to keep up with her studies and picking up those dropped stitches at the same time.
Knitting Socks Requires Concentration
The first prerequisite to this popular project, if you are new at the game, is to find someone who knows a little bit about the knit-2, purl-2 method—someone who can help you keep the "diamonds" from looking like squares.
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Start right in on the cuff and try to keep a cool head when it begins to look like Swiss cheese. When you hear the words "you'll just have to rip it out," don't rationalize by thinking you can mend them when they are finished—start ripping, for they must be flawless for HIM.
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The cuff of the first sock done, the diamonds are now in order—remember to count the stitches when adding the brightly-colored yarn. There will be many agonizing, frustrating, and challenging moments when you are in the process of knitting down to the heel of the stocking. Of course, you will have the usual dropping of stitches but when you start to pick up extra stitches, find some help quick!
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After many laborious rows which comprise the "body" of the sock, the long-awaited, anticipated part of the project comes—the heel. This is where your domestic ability comes to life, if there is any left. This is where the complicated, involved task of slip-knit, slip-knit comes in and if you don't concentrate you will forget where you
Canterbury Installs Sparks President
Kansas State college Canterbury club was host to a regional meeting of delegates from eastern Kansas colleges Saturday at Manhattan. Officers of the local group attended.
The Rev. Harry H. Heeney, rector of St. David's Episcopal church, Topeka, was honored by a banquet at 5:30 p.m. Sunday at the parish house.
Dr. Frank Nelick, assistant professor of English, was the principal speaker at the club's regular Sunday meeting. The meeting was held in the parish house of the Trinity Episcopal church immediately following the 9 a.m. Collegiate communion.
New officers of Canterbury club were installed during last Sunday's service at the Trinity Episcopal church, 1011 Vermont st. Officers are Charles Sparks, college junior, president; L.F. Johnson, education sophomore, vice president; Ruby Schaulis, fine arts sophomore, secretary, and Pat Powers, education junior, treasurer
The heel knitted and "turned" you are now ready to sit back and objectively survey your handwork.
have slipped and where you have knitted.
Your glory does not last long—there is still another one to knit and spring is close!
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