THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Fraternities And Sororities Pledge, Initiate, Elect, Install
Tri-Delts Install Officers
Delta Delta Delta sorority held installation services for the following officers Tuesday: Patricia Cheatham, house president; Kathleen Collins, Pan-Hellenic representative; Louise DeLay, scholarship chairman; Mary Middlekauf, social rush captain; Martyn Reed, activities chairman; Grace Endacott, business rush captain; Jane Cunningham, and Shirley Wilkie, intramurals chairmen.
Delta Tau Delta Initiates
Delta Tau Delta Initiates
Delta Tau Delta initiated the following at the Delta shelter recently:
Wallace Buck of Ft. Scott; Grant Greenbank of ElDorado; Miles Nichols of Mission; Charles Romold of Wichita; and Leslie Rose of Lawrence.
Kappa Pledges Elect
Smith Pledges Tri-Delt Delta Delta Delta sorority announces the pledging of Norma Jean Smith, College junior from Parsons, Wednesday.
Kappa Prelude Three
The pledge class of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority announces the following officers: Janice Moses, president; Jean Ann Scupine, secretary; Jeanne Fischer, treasurer; Emily Missildine, activities chairman; Joan Piller, scholarship chairman; Joanne Mitchell, social chairman; Lucille Allen, house manager.
The first book printed in Kansas was published by the Rev. Jotham Meeker in 1837 at the Ottawa Baptist Mission.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Tea
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity gave a tea Sunday in honor of their housemother, Mrs. Edwin R. Rathbun.
In the receiving line were Mrs. Rathbun, Prof. Leslie H. Rice and his wife; Phi Glasco, president of Sigma Phi Epsilon; Clarence Frizee, vice-president; and Vernon Sutton, social chairman.
Guests At Tri-Delt Open House Listed
Delta Delta Delta sorority held an informal open house from 9 p.m. to midnight, Oct. 7, in the Kansas room of the Union.
Guests were: Charles Dougherty, Richard Winterterm, William Salome, William Roy, William Dougherty, Sam Clemons, William Champion, Carl Sandefur, Richard Shaver, Robert Wilson, Frank Freneh, Clarence Frieze, Ted Lang, Neil Lilley, Richard Morgan, and Alvin Haverty.
Charles Childers, Carroll Speckman, Ralph Lamb, Robbin Lund, Don Roberts, Everett McGill, Charles Grover, William Gault, Robert Altman, Richard Mercer, Willard Larsh, James Fowler, Don Christian, George Lewey, Chapin Clark, Louis Leonard, and John Wesley.
Eugene Hall, Frank Stockham,
James Hops, James Roberts, and
Stan Hallman.
Monchonsia Wins ISA Cup
Monchonsia hall was awarded the Independent Students' Association Membership cup as the first organized house to sign all its residents as I.S.A. members.
The cup was awarded at the L.S.A. dance Oct. 7. Dance chaperons were Miss Jean Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brandt, and Mrs. Kenneth Beasley.
Delt Pledges Elect
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity pledge class announces the election of the following officers: Max Embree, president; William Cunningham, vice-president; Richard Comstock, secretary-treasurer; and Kent Sanborne, sergeant at arms.
Miller Hall Announces New Officers
Miller hall announces the election of the following officers: Marilyn Marks, vice-president; Darlene Clark, scholarship chairman; Ruth Logan, historian; Mary Van Houten, intramural manager; Mary Hansen, publicity chairman.
Marjorie Newell, music chairman;
Vera Smoots, pianist; Christine
Johnson, inter-dorm representative;
Ann Eylar, I.S.A. representative;
Arlene White, I.S.A. alternate; Neda
Butts, A.W.S. representative; Beverly
Barnhardt, A.W.S. alternate;
Kay Mueller, Y.W.C.A. representative;
Mary Helen Ryder, alumni
secretary; Virginia Walker, libr-
ian; Lou Ann Snee, flower chairman; and Betty Clinger, chief heif.
Eleven species of wild orchids,
most of them rare, grow in Kansas,
according to University of Kansas
botanists.
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