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University Daily Kansan Monday, Sept. 15, 1952
Record Set As 263 Women Pledge 13 Soroities
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KU's 13 sororites set a new high last week as they pledged 2633 students. The names of the pledges follow:
Alpha Chi Omega; Barbara Axtell, Grandview, Mo.; Sara Buchanan, Emporia; Jove Covacevich, Winfield; Ruth Cowie, Highland; Sally Dial, Emma; Joe Henningson, Berndon; Connie High, Wichita; Karen Hilman, Kansas City; Carol Keeler, Lenexa, Llewellyn Kiene, Tocyna K丙brehbel, Topela; Joan McGarry, Gail O'Neill; El Dorado; Martha Morton, Wichita; Lucy Mullinax, St. Joseph, Mo.; Georgia O'Daniel, Kansas City; Gretta Reetz, inwood, Anderson City, Mo; Joe McGarry, Poola, Helen Steal, St; Joseph, Mo.; Betty Tudor, Olatha Carol, Wolfe, Meade.
Alpha Delta Pi: Sandra Balderson, Wamego; Margaret Brown, Kansas City; James Cox, Kansas City; Marjorie Godwin, Patricia Hayes, Kansas City, Mo.; Peggy Anne Jones, Haddam Joequieline Kim, Tina Maduros, Junction City; Tina Maduros, Junction City; Tita Maduros, Junction City; Katharine Nienstedt, Arlington, Va.; Matthew Nienstedt, Beloit Jennie Osborne, Winfield, Wincette
Shannon, Paola; Janice Stone, Cedar Vale; Eddina Symnas, St. John; Joy Vanmeter, Paola; Mary Wallace, Kansas City, Mo.
Alpha Phi: Carol Burchfield, Mitchell, S.D.: Andrea Lee Cooke, Salina; Babette Cooper, Kansas City, Mo.; Shirley Dodd, Missouri; Michael Wade, Lealieothee, Mo.; Nancy Echols, Fort Sill, Okla; Elinor Sue Epperson, Coffeyville; Sally Rut Foster, Webster Groves, Mo.; Jeannene Gowen, Arkansas City; Marilyn Turner, Sally Kiddoo, Coffeyville; Marilyn Selving, Russell; Carolyn Smith, Kansas City; Elva Elizabeth Sutton, Kansas City; Kathleen Temple, Jacksonville; Saly Kiddoo, Coffeyville, City, Mo.; Annette Young, Abilleme
Alpha Omicron Pi; Freddie Blanks, Carolyn Bohun, Kansas City; Shirley Delaney, Boston; Barbara Deal, Kansas City; Lucille Defenbaugh, Coffyville; Jeanneine De Grood, Kansas City; Norah Fenn, Carrie McDonald, Helena City; Mo; Billie Jones, Vannade, Ark;
Janice Mason, St. Joseph, Mo.; Diana Miller, Kansas City, Mo.; Carol Peters, Kansas City, Mo.; Vaughn, Governors Island, N.Y., N.Y.; Beverly Wilson, Kansas City, Mo.
Chi Omega: Prisilla Angersbach, Eureka; Barbara Brammer, Tulsa, Okla.; Grabielson, Coffee, Coffee, Grabielson, Hutchins, Margie Kanzas City, Mo.; Donna Goforth, Mission; Lisa Griesser, Winnetra, Ill.; Barbara Hibbard, Wichita; Jane Hollings-Grabielson, Wichita; Mary Worth, Katherine Knaus, Topeka; Jance Leonard, El Dorado; Jeanie McDonald, Topeka; Kathleen McKee, Pittsburg; Barbara Hibbard, Wichita; Sally Runner, Goodland; Mary Lou Rickman, Kansas City, Mo.; Kaye Siegfried, Independence, Mo.; Martha Home, Home; Clay Center, Suzanne Ziegelsch, Function City; Barbara Bramder, Streetress.
Lightweight Synthetic Fabrics Give Traveling Men a Break
“Travel light—travel right” might well be the motto of the smart travelling business man. And with the aid of new synthetic fabrics, the man of today can carry a week's wardrobe in a small suitcase. No sending home of laundry boxes, either, for he'll be able to do his own washing along the way.
Haley, Webster Groves, Mo.; Barbara Holmes, Marysville; Kathy Holthus, Ludell; Peggy Long, Norton; Martyn Hill, Longtown; Chelsea Cutcheon, Wichita; Carleen Mears, Beloit; Cecile Perry, Overland Park; Marcia Porter, Overland Park; Marsha Doyle, Overland Park; Carlseell, St. John; Joanne Skaer, Augusta; Joanne Skauer, Augusta; Jo Anne Smith, Elsisson; Marjorie Smith, Hutchinson; Marjorie Smith, City; Mo. Margaret Waddell, Junction City.
Gamma Phi Beta; Karen Beardsele, Hutchinson; Patricia Buell, Nickerson; McDermott, Charles; Nilsen; Foerscher, Kansas City; Judith Griffin, Wichita; Nancy Hutton, Lawrence; Alberta Johnson, Betty Don Knup, Lenore Matthews, Wichita; Mariyn Miller, Columbus; Mubosie Neville, Wichita; Nancy Neville, Kansas City; Betty Rie-Ann Folsis, Wichita; Lenore Matthews, Wichita; Marilyn Miller, Columbus; Mubosie Neville, Wichita; Nancy Neville, Kansas City; Betty Rie-Ann Folsis, Wichita; Shirley贝夏民ers, Phillipsburg; Betty Turner, Newton; Shirley West, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary A. Wiedemann, Kansas City; Sue Wright, Colum-
Kappa Alpha Theta; Jody Anderson;
Salina; Jane Armstrong; Russell; Bev-
nahan; Paul Rush; Neil Nathan;
nahun, Kansas City, Mo.; Janice Brown,
Columbus; Carol Christian, Pratt; Linda
Connor; Lawrence; Judith T. To-
mackenzie; Daniel T. Davis;
Davis; Lawrence; Marjorie Englund;
Salina; Patricia Erickson; Kansas City;
Kansas City; Marion Gard;
Gard; Hutchinson; Marie Griffith,
Topeak; Gayle Gould; Kansas City; Mary
Frances Haines, Durand, N.C.; Nancy
Ampson, Dale; Kenny Kane; Kansas City;
Saman Hovey, Kansas City;
Shirley Piatt, Platt; Hutchinson; Doris
Sherne, Oklahoma City; Okla; Julia Uner-
sman; Whitney White; Whole; Patsy Wiley, Wichita.
Delta Delta Delta; Barbara Ellen Anderson, Ela Paso, Texas; Barbara Kearney, Kansas; Barbara Windfield; Clara Brown, Hutchinson; Jackie Chinn, Wheaton, Ill.; Sara Sue Dye, Independence; Alice Foree, Toledo; Alexander Larson, Carolyn Lawn, Lawrence; Jo Anne John, Tula, Okla; Donna Jean Johnson, Salina; Letty Lemon, Pittsburgh; Eric McKibbon, ville, Mo.; Billie Lynn Mallery, Augusta; Carol McDougall, Kansas City; Mo.; Mary E. McKibbon, Stafford; Bonnie Cobb, McKibbon, ville; Gayle Rimm, Mission; Roebe Roney, Lawrence; Mary Gayle Siebert; Pretty Prairie; Marlene Stayton, Lawn; Paul Sullivan, Marguerite; Vance, Kansas City; Mo.; Ann Wallace, Kansas City; Mo.; Lucille Walter; Lawrence; Jo Wellborn, Lynn; Robert Schroeder; Carolyn Zimmerman, Lawrence
Delta Gamma: Mary Ruth Anglund,
Colorado Springs, Colo.; Barbara Bateman,
Mission, CA; Carey, Kansas City;
Kansas City, Kan.; Kenna Kauzner,
Lou Ecklund, Kansas City; Ellenp
Midge Davis, Great Bend; Ann Dodge,
Salina; Barbara Alara, Lawrence; Eugenia
Ferguson, Kansas City; Mo; Janie
Benson, Kansas City; Bill Benson,
Bentley Heindel, River Forest, ILL;
Evelyn Hitt, Kansas City; Martha Jo
Johnson, Topeka; Carl Marshall, Kansas
City; Mo; Judy Timons, Pittsburgh;
Rockwall, Missouri; Marc Meyer,
Mesker, Kansas City; Winifred Meyer,
Heisington; Mary Lou Myers, El Dorado;
Gerry Odell, Minnesota; Mary Dale
Sonnick, Minnesota; Mary Sullivan,
Lola Raines, Wichita; Athea Rex-
road, Partridge; Flavia Robertson, Kansas
City; Mo; Kay Scott, Wichita; Joan
Shaw, Wichita; Margaret Short, Salina;
Columbus, Ohio; Shultz, Kansas City, Mo; Norma Simmons, Pittsburg.
Kappa Kappa Gamma; Sue Anschutz;
Wichita; Dale Baind, Kansas City,
Mo; Saly Bontz. Wichita; Ellison Brant.
Kansas City, Mo.; Betty Bubb, Topeka;
Pi Beta Phi: Joy Brewer, Hays; Mary Kathryn Coolidge, Kansas City, Mo.; Margaret Ann Duchossoh, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Albazen Elder, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Eyler, SanJie Julempel, Kansas City; Frances Grimes, Paola; June Hereford, Emporia; Peggy Hughes, Topeka; JoAnn Lemoine, KanJiao; Marilyn Wilich, Wichite; Catherine Patterson, Kansas City, Mo.; Jadeen Scott, Kansas City, Mo.; Dorothy Ann Smith, El Dorado; Sydney States, Dodge City; Stewart Hot Springs, Ark; Mary Targart, Topeka; Nancy Teed, Hutchinson; Jane Underwood, Lawrence.
The well-dressed man can start his trip with suit and accessories, and even top coat, all made of synthetic fibers. Some fabrics are completely washable; some are blended and will go, though not very often, to the cleaner. In either case, the synthetic wardrobe will require a minimum of care.
Sigma Kappa : Patricia Fox, Anthony;
Marcia Hinker. Binner Springs; Shirr-
ing Lake; Kansas City; Kansas City,
Mo.; Janet Joan Markley,
Mineapolis; Patricia Plummer, Kansas
City; Martha Wood; Stith, Stith,
Stith, Kansas City, Mo.; Jerry Street, St.
Joseph, Mo.; Mary Loretta Thompson,
Goodland; Barbara Watson, Kansas City,
Mo.; David Wood; Martha Yeoman, Kansas City, Mo.
FLANEL IN STYLE — The worsted wool flannel suit has flap pockets, double seam detail on the breast pocket and a natural cut at the shoulders.
All-weather suits of any of the synthetics, either used alone, or blended with wool or cotton, will help keep him trim and wrinkle-free throughout his trip. The extra suit, rolled away in a small space in his suitcase, will hang out in a jiffy, and will resist spotting and soiling. Formal clothes, too, lightweight and comfortable, pack easily and neatly with a minimum of bulk
Theta Phi Alpha: Eileen Foley, Hutchinson; Maize Harris, FT. Leavenworth; Maxine Tajchman, Tampa.
If the traveller hasn't a synthetic fabric raincoat along during a sudden shower, his synthetic suit, according to the makers, will not spot or shrink if he is caught in the rain. Most of these suits are said to drive neatly and quickly.
Besides the synthetic raincoat, which is light, a nylon umbrella is another new protection against the elements. This fabric, say the manufacturers, lends itself particularly well to rainwear, as it is