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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1951
Alpha Delta Pi Gives Centennial Ball
The Centennial ball of Alpha Delta Pi sorority was held in the chapter house Saturday from 9 p.m. to midnight.
The chapter house was decorated as a southern mansion with camellias and blue satin ribbon on the circular stairway lighted by candelabra. College girl cameo silhouettes were on the walls of the rooms, and candles and lilacs were at the tables.
Herman Phillip, Robert Powers,
Ed Maag, Hugh Livingston, Duane
Hirseh, Joyce Henry, James Hoefener,
Kenneth Simpson, George Voss,
B. H. Born, Donald Willenberg,
Donald Freely, Fred Berner, Herbert Rettig, Reuben Short, Jack Barley, Twila Sue Cox, Donald Ellis, Thomas Pratt, and Lance Shogrin.
Chaperons were Mrs. Thomas A. Clark, Mrs. Frank Baird, Mrs. C. L. Veach, and Mrs. Treva Brown.
David Sailer, Kenneth Evans, Everett McGill, Patricia Gardenhire, George Christopher, William Dickinson, Paul White, Lee Shepeard, Robert Mathers, Beverly Anderson, Mick Wharton, Jack MacCormack, James Kubik, David Dean Pearson, Steven Rogers, Lynn Osborn, Donald Woodson, and John Franklin Barr, Jr.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hausler, Jr., Lucia Stevens, Ben Foster, Glenn Hunt, James Laughlin, Sherrel Pat Garnett, Joseph Woods, James Brunson, John Tranham, Alanna Schenkosky, Calvin Beck, Michael McCormack, Gerald Gearhart, Frank McMasters, and Patricia Greagle.
Richard McCall, H. M. McDowell,
Jack Warren, Charles Gilliam, Stanton Rosenberg, Wade Schartz, John Pearson, and Katharine Pearson.
Corbin hall held its annual Spring formal on May 4 at Corbin. Entertainment was furnished by Rosalea Bruening, fine arts freshman, who sang a torch song; Patricia Martin and Virginia Brooks, education freshmen, who sang a comedy song; and Rosemary Novetny, College sophomore, and Bautista Murillo, business senior, who did a south American dance.
Corbin Entertains With Spring Party
The chaperons were Mrs. J. P. Scott, Mrs. F. M. Baird, Mrs. Treva Brown, and Miss Julia Willard. Music was furnished by the Varsity Crew.
The guests were; Dan Johnson, Robert James, Larry Rudrauw, James Childers, Clemens Cunnick, Donald Bush, George Miller, Wayne Willenberg, Larry Sandfur, Everett Wealman, Leo Waldschmidt, James Sorem, James Gillett, Robert Julian, and James Ashby.
Dale Evans, Bautista Murillo,
Kirtley Walling, Sanford Gay, Rusell
Mesler, Dean Blickenstaff, Scott
Sterrett, Jack Warren, Raymond
Hower, Tomas Reifschneider, Bradley
Keith, Edward Osborne, Jack
Garrett, Darell Kellogg, and
William Carlson.
Harlan Watkins, Willis Boicourt,
Dwight Woods, Roy Sudlow, David
Gagliardo, Frank McCollum, Lee
Herbeth, Frank Hamilton, Charles
Middleton, Glenn Bethney, William
Nelson, Raymond Ackermann, Robert
Laizalere, Loren Corliss, William
Adams, and William Irsik.
John Nelson, Charles Houchin,
Ted Barbera, James Clausen,
James Bryan, James Glass, Jack
Moon, Robert Doder, Gene Ballon,
William Garlock, Lucien Phoenix,
Rolf Evans Tompkins, Dan Wilson,
Philip Morris, John Pearce, Dee
Roy. Donald Freidell, John De-
Haven, William Smith, Charles
Sloan, Robert Lutholz, and Donald
Harclerode.
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Lambda Chi Pledges Garrett
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity announces the pledging of John Garret, business junior, Overbrook.
Warner-Childers Engagement Told
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Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Warner of Kansas City, Mo., announce the engagement of their daughter, Chloe, to Pfc. Charles Childers, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Childers of Chanute.
Miss Warner is a physical education junior and a member of Delta Delta Delta sorority. Mr. Childers is a music education junior who is now serving in the United States Air Force and is stationed at Colorado Springs, Colo. He is a member of Sigma Pi fraternity.
Sigma Chi Elects New Fall Officers
Sam Moore, business junior, was elected president of Sigma Chi fraternity at a meeting held Monday night.
Other officers are Robert Hadley, vice-president; Jim Endacott, secretary; George Wolf, tribute; Dave Moxley, pledge trainer; Dick Eiffin, Inter-fraternity council representative; and Larry Miller, historian.
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