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Forensic Club Elects Fischer Its First Woman President
The Forensic league elected its first woman president, Jeaneene Fischer, education junior, to head the group for the coming year.
Since the league was started in 1946 men have more or less monopolized the leadership, Prof. E. C. Buehler, its founder, said. In the past three years, he continued, Miss Fischer has given the most dependable and significant contributions in leadership.
Miss Fischer's interest in speaking originated when she took the leading role in both the junior and senior plays in her high school in Eureka. Since her election into Forensics she has become interested in learning about children so is majoring in speech correction in the School of Education.
Her interests are not limited to the speech field, however. Her activities on the campus include being treasurer of YWCA; Greenwood county chairman of Statewide activities; a member of Jay James, the Panhellenic council, the International Relations club, Young Republicans club, the disciplinary committee of the All Student Council, and the rush chairman of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority.
Other officers of the league are Robert Kennedy, college senior, vice president; Mary Ellen McKibben, education sophomore, secretary; Richard Smith, college sophomore, and Robert Ball, college junior, publicity chairman.
The league serves both the University and the community with speakers for calls of help, community and civic drives, clubs, and to promote campus activities.
The Intramural speech contest is the league's biggest event of the year. Members of the group do the judging and present the trophies.
Newman Club Elects Officers
The following officers were elected at a recent meeting of the Newman club: James Kohn, graduate student; president; Paul Malone, engineering freshman, vice president; Eileen Foley, journalism junior, secretary; Dick Butler, engineering freshman, treasurer, and Laurie Lane, fine arts freshman, historian.
Chancellor Attends Education Dinner
Chancellor and Mrs. Franklin D. Murphy and Dean and Mrs. George B. Smith were guests last night at the education faculty members, wives, and husband's annual dinner and program in the Kansas room of the Union building.
The program of audience participation included a dance by Flavia Robertson, education sophomore; Francie Aronhalt education freshman; Joan Leonhart, education sophomore; Edwina Jones, education junior, and Marcia Porter, education sophomore. The dance was directed by Shirley Hughes, physical education instructor.
Jay Janes Elect 12 New Members
The Jay James pep club has 12 new pledges for the spring semester.
They are Judy Crane, Topeka; Lue Edna Diver, Coffeville; Martha Jo Johnson, Topeka; Mary Ann Kaaz, Leavenworth; Janice Skaer, Augusta; Dorothy Ann Smith, El Dorado, and Elvson Sugar Creek, Mo., They are college sophomores.
Also include are Mary Demerrit, education sophomore, Lawrence; Norma Glass, Fredonia, education junior; Joan Moherman, Wellsville, and Elizabeth Teas, Salina, fine arts sophomores, and Laura Ann Shnutz, college junior, Kansas City, Mo.
Kappa Alpha Psi is giving a party from 9 to 12 p.m. Saturday at 1134 Mississippi st.
Kappa Alpha Psi Gives Party
The chaperons are Arvello Young,
1134 Mississippi; Alberta Fyye, 1743
Ohio, and Amelia Kizer, 820 Maine.
University Daily Kansan
Jolliffe Hall Lists Friday Party Guests
Top Pops on 45 E.P.'s
Thursday, March 12. 1953
The guests included Joannie Krueger, Patty Steen, Shirley Holmes, Harriet King, Jo Ann Boswell, Norma Davison, Mary Francis Poe, La Von Godwin, Virginia Biggart, Elva Rodgers, Myrtle McKinsey, Sandra Dunlap, Jane Henry, Wilma Morton, Dee Sherman, Francie Aronhail, Mary Beth Staley, Diane Lvvn, Kathy Siler.
Chaperones were Mrs. Althea Galloway, Jolliffe hall; Miss Carlotta Nellis, Battenfeld hall; Mrs. R. H. Wilson, Pearson hall, and Miss Adelle McClelland, Foster hall.
Jolliffe hall entertained with an informal party Friday night.
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Kappa Sigs Initiate 15 Freshmen, Juniors
Others initiated are John Anderson, engineering senior, and Jack Bruce, fine arts freshman.
Kappa Sigma initiated 15 pledges Sunday. Noel Rooney, college freshman, Dodge City, was the honor initiate.
Engineering freshmen are Jim Taft, Jake Abercrombie, John Dunn, Jerry Kindig, Harry Ogg, Ed Chiementh, and Richard Slater.
College freshmen initiated are Joe Wagoner, Paul Barker, Bob Derge, Darryl Knorp, William Buck.
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Everybody's Rushing to the Rock Chalk REVUE
of 1953 --the boldest, funniest Show of the year
March 13th & 14th
HOCH Auditorium
7:45
Admission75c