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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1949
Mabel Conderman Enjoys Poetry, 'Mood' Music, Student Politics
Poetry, politics, and music are the hobbies of Mabel Conderman, business junior, who engages in numerous Hill activities and keeps a garde average above 2.5.
"I Want a Drink of Water. But Not from the Thermos" by Ogden Nash is the poem which Miss Conderman most enjoys reading.
Early Dixieland music or classical selections are Miss Conderman's music preferences. She enjoys opening as well as listening to music. Her talents include singing and playing the piano and saxophone. Miss Conderman "composes jags" and creates what she terms "mood music" for personal enjoyment.
Ardently interested in student politics, Miss Conderman criticizes them because "most college students don't take advantage of their opportunities for self-government."
Miss Conderman, a resident of Moran, attended Oklahoma college for Women at Chickasha, Okla., for one year before coming to the University.
She was recently elected president of the Inter-Dorm council. Mabel is also a member of Mortar Board. Jay Janes, All Student Council, and All Women Students' senate. She was president of Carruth hall the past semester.
Socially Speaking
Pbi Kappa Sigma Formal
Phi Kappa Sigma held its annual Black and Gold formal May 19 at the Lawrence Country club. The theme of black and gold was carried out with alternating black and gold streamers. The walls were decorated with the crest and pin.
Gregs were Ellen Beatty, Lorraine Rumsey, Donna Rumsey, Claudia Rice, Joe Goodell, Jeanne Chalker, Lucille Murray, Betty Shawrel, Kathy Showalter, Bonnie Gorbellet, Mildred Garrison, Peggy Butler, Lois Etherington, Marcia Mila, Vila Voshell, Donna Hauser-
man, Virginia Coppedge, Martha Carpenter, Delores Nexan, Beverly Robertson, Gloria Evans, Sissy Dunn, Jeanne Chambers, Fairy June Seymour, Lorraine Seibert, Carol Dunn, Bobbie Jackson, Marilyn Patton, Donna Craig, Rita Hartwell, Virginia Caldwell, Wallace B. Foster, Kenneth Grubb, Orin Brown, Sterling Baxter, Bailey Wagnor, Luke Henderson, Paul Aylward, William Roehl, Frank Gustafson and Betty Massman, Steve Milne and Marylin Dubach, and Ed Hirleman and Marcell Parker.
Chaperones were Mrs. J. A.
Scroggs, Mrs. Wilma Hooper, Mrs.
Dean Alt, and Mrs. James A. Hook.
Phi Kappa Honors Bugler
Richard Bugler was named honor man of Phi Kappa for 1948-49 at the fraternity's annual senior dinner, May 19.
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Delta Gamma entertained with their spring formal, May 14. Guests were Walter Hicks, Robert Beine, Robert Kline, Harlan Ochs, Robert Davis, Richard Stevens, Jack Franklin, Jim Finkback, Stanley Englund, Bill O'Brien, Jerry Bales.
Charles Avey, James Moddelmog,
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George Mastio, Lee Sauder,
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Dale Corder, Gene Rourke.
Kenneth Smith, Richard Kummer,
James Hawes, Wallace McKeer,
Robert Kenney, Don Stickrod, John
Brown, Gene Hatfield, Robert How-
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Balie Wargern, Mark Moore.
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The chaperones were Mrs. W. S.
Shaw, Mrs. Grace Collier, Mrs. H.
J. Overholser.
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(An open letter to all seniors)
609 Massachusetts May 25, 1949
Congratulations,'49 er's:
The Best of luck to you in whatever you undertake, whether it be as an :
- Air test pilot
- or Career girl
Success to you new graduates of K.U. Stop in and see us whenever you're back in town.
Sincerely
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