TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1947
9, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Mistletoe,Holly Perk Up Campus Christmas Parties
ATO Initiates
Alpha Tau Omega announces the initiation of Paul H. Brownlee of Sabetha.
Sig Ep Pledges
Phi Chi Initiation
Sigma Phl Epsilon announces the pledging of C. Russell Stephenson.
Phi Chi, medical fraternity, announces the initiation of Vale Page, Carl Gramm, James Morgan, Robert Bodmer, Peter Ens, William Madden, Philip Goering, and Tom Taylor. Initiation was held Saturday, Dec. 6.
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Guests at the Kappa Sigma chapter house for dinner Thursday were Joan Caldwell, Kay Collens, Mary Lind, Donnie Jones, Wileta Graham, Billie Ann Carter, Mary Lou Stanley, Betty Byam, Barbara Howard, Barbara O'Neal.
Kappa Sig Guests
Charlene Farrell, Betty Preble, Margaret Doll, Barbara Creel, Mary Brown, Evelyn Barncord, Barbara Wuerth, Evelyn Land, Kathy Brode, Pat Brubaker, Mary Margaret Moore, and Mary Helen Keller.
Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained their members with an exchange dinner. Dec. 4. The pledge class of Chi Omega entertained the pledges of Sigma Phi Epsilon, Friday.
Guests at the Delta Upsilon buffet dinner-dance Friday were Jean Oberhelman, Mary Jean Peet, Kathy Kubik, Joan Schindling, Grace Gwinner, Jo Anderson, Sue Jones, June Smalle, Canny Jarboe, Shirley Sudendorf, Ann Guyer, Kay O'Connor, Sara Webb.
D U Buffet
Barbara Montaldo, Harriet Harlow, Kay Graff, Margaret Lutz, Marilyn Swenson, Virginia Copping, Barbara Creel, Mary Lou Peckenschneider, Peg Foster, Betty Rae Thomas, Doris Danielson, Norma Mendenhall, Dorothy Miller, Melba Mather.
Gail Bixby, Shirley Stewart, Pat Harris, Esther Glatt, Bea Senora Mary Bovaird, Laurabell King, Mary Lewain, Naida Craig, Mrs. Al Steinhauer, Bobbie Jean Ross, Mary Lou Lane.
Joan Alton, Marilyn Martin,
Janice Fronkier, Jean Sullivan,
Jean Tallant, Flora Lee Pringle,
Joyce Barron, Peggy Wolfe, Novell
Stephens, Margie White, Twyla
Talbert, Jean Gillie, Pat Perkins.
Marie Schumacher, Virginia Osborne, Midge Goodrich, Pat Reyling, Kaki Larson, Patty McClure, Mila Williams, Peggy Sue Cloyd, Pat Schnackenberg, and Betty Shrier.
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Kappa Sigs Entertain
Kappa Sigma fraternity entertained the members of Delta Gamma sorority and their guests at a tea dance Saturday. Harriet Harlow and Shirley Coriett presented a skit entitled "School Days", a take off on KU's football team.
Monchonsia-Hopkins Party
A formal Christmas party was
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halls Feldau in Ballymaloe.
Guests were: Dick Sivers, Don Huffman, Bob Morris, Don White, Ed Roembach, Jack Dausman, Don Marshall, John Edsoh, Jack Franklin, Irvin Peterson, Kenny Swedlund, Wayne Davison, Ralph DeFord, Frank Rotman, Jim Long, John Roth, Joe Manella.
Miss Jung Discusses Surgical Nursing
The possibilities of nursing in the field of surgery were discussed by Miss Jung, head of the surgical nursing department, at the University of Kansas Medical center, in speaking to the Pre-Nursing club Thursday.
Miss Jung received her nurse's training at the University. She has been teaching at the University of Kansas Medical center for five years.
The qualifications and type of work required of a surgical nurse were the main points Miss Jung discussed.
Arthur Hamilton, Ross Keeling,
Bob Rowley, Bob Davis, Jim Kuhn,
Henry Haworth, Norman Moody,
Morgan Wright, Chester Spencer,
Jimmy Jasper, Warren Shaw, Jim
Burdett, Leslie Fleming, George
Pratt, John Harhaugh, Bob Mave
Sam Busby, Jill Merrill, Paul Fortmiller, John Hoffman, Will Ostrum, Bob Henderson, Karl Ebel, Kirke Grutzmacher, Bob Henning, Bob Brenner, Vern Berney.
Dean Margaret Habein and Mrs. Vivian Christian, Locksley housemother.
Chaperons were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Benson and Mr. and Mrs. John Conard.
Among the newest houseparents at the University are Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harlan who look after the 155 men at Oread hall.
Oread Hall Gets New Houseparents
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan are from Cambridge, Kan. They began their duties here in September when Mr. Harlan sold his lumber company in Cambridge after 33 years in that business.
The Harlan's son, Willis L. Harlan was graduated from the School of Business in 1941 and now lives in Little Rock, Ark. They also have a daughter, Phyllis Harlan McEldowney.
According to Mrs. Harlan, living at Oread is much like living at home. "The veteran students seem to be capable of handling all their problems, but I want all the students at Oread to feel free to drop in and talk over the day whenever they have time," she said.
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