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University Daily Kansan
Monday,March 10,1952
New Initiates
Kappa Eta Kappa: Warren Murray, engineering junior; Edmond Bridge, Maurice Hamm, Lawrence Kravitz and Lit Ma, engineering sophomores.
Delta Tau Delta; Richard Schmidt, Clayton Walker, college sophomores; Stephen Barling, John Johnston, Charles Richard McDonald, engineering freshmen; Charles Lane, education freshman, and Warren Diefendorf, Richard Erickson, Paul Guess, Nathan Harris, Donald Johnson, Jean Legler and Richard McEachen, college freshmen.
Lecture Hall
Chi Omega: Monica Ann Price,
college junior; Mildred Smith, fine
arts junior; Patricia Aylward, Rosemary Gench, Joanne Groe and Barbara Logan, college sophomores.
Delta Theta Phil: Bernard Borst, George Grist, David Heilman, Eugene Lipps, Robert Page and Roy Williams, all first year law students.
Pi Kappa Alpha: Orrie Snook, college junior; Jack Glick, college sophomore; Cliff Lambert, fine arts freshman; Walter Calvert, engineering freshman, and Bruce Johnston, Bruce Kirkpatrick, Dana Leibengood and Robert Talley, college freshmen.
Delta Delta Delta; Mary Lynne McMillan, college sophomore, honor initiate; Mary Sue Crum, Ann Errebo, college juniors; Patricia Ann Garrett, education sophomore; Mary Jane Brown, fine arts sophomore, and Sue Quinn, college sophomore.
Phi Kappa Tau; Larry Fitzgerald, engineering freshman, honor initiate; Kenneth Beasley, instructor of political science, honorary initiate; Robert Brewer, Robert Badgley, business juniors; Gary Butehrener, college junior; Harry Fuller, college sophomore, and Warren Jungk, engineering freshman.
Delta Chi: Roger Miller, college freshman, honor initiate; Don Hursh,
ELIZABETH JEAN HELSLEY
Helsley-Cheney Engagement Told
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Warren Helsley, Topeka, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Jean, to Elliot Ward Cheney Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Ward Cheney, Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Helsley is a College junior living at Miller hall. She formerly attended Washburn university and was affiliated with Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Mr. Cheney is a graduate of Lehigh university, Bethlehem, Pa., where he is studying for his master's degree.
Fred Mueller, Hans Peterson, college sophomores; Robert Worcester, engineering freshman; Alfred Farba, fine arts freshman, and Ronald Carver, Earl Knauss and William Thompson, college freshman.
Chi Omega: Margaret Jane Quinley, Kansas City, Mo.
New Pledges
Acacia; Dean' Mohlstrom, McPherson, and Rert Uppick, Bucklin
Pi Kappa Alpha: Richard Foster, Halstead; Robert Ireland, Topeka, and Leon Mason, Lawrence.
Sigma Pi: William Stevens, Ottawa; Charles Hayes, Kansas City, Mo., and Richard Dyer, Oxford, Maine.
Phi Kappa, Tau; Erwin Stanley Beaz, Tecumseh; Richard King, Topeka; Kenneth Priaux, Joplin, Mo, and Richard Settle, Leavenworth.
Wesley Cabinet Officers Installed
Ronald Sammons, college sophomore, recently was installed as president of the Wesley cabinet.
Other cabinet members are Darrell Brown, vice-president; Barbara Lee Thomas, secretary; Helen Boring, Wanda Sammons, Roger Youmans and Rosanne Drake, worship; Wilson Speer, Mary Lois Ross, Nannette Pitman and Mark Pieringer, program; Barbara Swisher, Judy Smith, Edward Kingley and Charles Stubblefield, recreation.
Darrell Brown, Kent Bowden, Jill Ogilvy and Donna Hollingsworth, personnel; Cloyce Wiley, publicity; Roger Miller and Wanda Gugler, deputations; Rosemary Scheuerman and Max Valentine, Student Religious council representatives; Lloyd Kirk, intramurals; Wilma Morton and Orinne Gray, kitchen service, and LaVonne Godwin and Robert White, world community.
Campus Pinnings
Jacqueline Johnson, fine arts freshman, Lawrence, to William G. Firth, Phi Kappa Tau, Emporia.
Ann McVay, Chi Omega, Clay Center, to Harvey Allen Jetmore, Sigma Nu, Olathe.
Business As Usual
now in
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ROOM 24 - FRANK STRONG
Theta Tau, national professional engineering fraternity, announces the re-election of Bill Rae, engineering senior, as corresponding secretary, and Glenn Beauchamp, engineering senior, as treasurer.
Rae. Beauchamp Re-elected
Gamma Delta Association
To Hear Concordia Professor
"The Christian Looks at the World Today" will be the topic presented Sunday evening at Gamma Delta, Lutheran student association, by Dr. Elfred M. Rehwinkel, professor at Concordia college, St. Louis.
His talk will follow the supper at 5:30 p.m.
Until construction has been completed on the new Lutheran church, 17th and Vermont streets, the student group will meet at the new city building 8th and Vermont streets.
25 Women Pledge Methodist Sorority
Kappa Phi, Methodist women sorority, has recently pledged women.
The pledges are Marilyn Metz, college junior; Rosemary Schuerman, Rosalie Thorne, education juniors; Helen Anderson, Rosemary Gench, Dorothy Williams, college sophomores.
Jacqueline Anderson, Shirley Boatwinter, Mary Frances Haines, Billie Mallory, Ann Price, Patsy Raines, Nancy Russell, fine arts freshmen; Dorothy Ferber, Wanda Gugler, Marcia Hininger, Peggy Jones, Winifred Mever, Milred North, Billie Pence, Yvonne Robb, Joan Shellbarger, Janice Skaer, Anne Smith and Judith Smith, college freshmen.
EUROPEAN SUMMER SCHOOL - 1952
OXFORD-FRIBOURG-SANTANDER-DUBLIN-LEYDEN
Up to the Minute Studies of European and World Problems
Languages: German - French - Spanish
Make Friends For America
Be a student ambassador to the students of Western Europe
POPULAR STUDENT TOURS FROM $709.00
for information:
Institute Of University Studies Abroad
1346 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington 6, D.C.
HUGHES RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT LABORATORIES
CULVER CITY
LOS ANGELES COUNTY • CALIFORNIA
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RADAR LABORATORIES
GUIDED MISSILE LABORATORIES
ADVANCED ELECTRONIC LABORATORIES
ELECTRON TUBE LABORATORIES
FIELD ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
ANNOUNCE
OPENINGS ON THEIR STAFFS FOR THOSE RECEIVING Ph.D., M.S. or B.S. DEGREES IN:
PHYSICS
ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING·MECHANICAL ENGINEERING CHEMICAL ENGINEERING·AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING
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For work in Research and Development:
RADAR SYSTEMS
SERVO MECHANISMS
COMPUTERS
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
MICROWAVE TUBES
PULSE CIRCUITRY
SOLID-STATE PHYSICS
DIODES TRANSISTORS
PHYSICAL ANALYSIS
MINIATURIZATION
ANTENNAS—WAVEGUID
ELECTRO MECHANICAL DESIGN
HEAT TRANSFER
HYDRAULICS—GYROS
TEST EQUIPMENT DESIGN
SUBMINIATURIZATION
MECHANICAL DESIGN
AERODYNAMICS
STRESS ANALYSIS
INSTRUMENTATION
STRUCTURES
TELEMETERING
RADAR FIELD ENGINEERING
MISSILE FIELD ENGINEERING
TECHNICAL WRITING
For work in Engineering:
RADAR & MISSILE INSTRUCTION ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATION PATENT LAW
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS
See your placement office for appointment with our engineering staff who will visit your campus
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