APRIL 23,1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sigma Kappa Has Spring Formal
The Sigma Kappa sorority held the annual spring formal Saturday night. April 19.
Guests were: Clarke Hargiss, William Stanton, Chester Dillon, Grant Morrell, William Tinscher, Lloyd Grant, Perry Wilcox Frank Tyler, Dean Bradley, Frank Palmer, Billie Passmore, Lewis Mitchell, Donald Culhane, Achilles Wheat, Richard Harris, John Daniel, Frank Komarek, James Hosman Norman Moody, Morgan Wrtght, Fred Firner, Dale Firner.
Jeanette Perkins, Bill Olin, Marilyn Boucher, Carl Bangs, Helen Todd, Kenneth Lewis, Maurine Breitenbach, Robert Davison, Jacqueline Pryor, Dean Stockwell, Nancy Ruth, and Robert Smith.
Elden Kiddoo, Donald Stockdale,
Samuel Duran, Lewis Musick, A. D.
Moore, Donald Williams, Jack Fink,
John Wuest, John Wilcox, Clarke
Thomas, Gene Rudd, Delmas Richards,
Leo Hines, Gordon Walters,
Jack Rordin, Duane Olson, Thoman
Mahan, Carl Faler, Donald Hyten,
Dick Greiner, Allan Dougherty.
Chaplegnes were Miss Martha Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. W.D. Thompson, Jr., Mrs. R.G. Roche, and Mrs. Mary Younkman.
Lambda Chi's pledge
Lambda Chi Alpha has announced the pledging of James Roller, Karnak, Ill., and Lloyd McBride of Wichita.
Both In One Day, Too
Fort Wayne, Ind - (UP) -George Jordan received a safety award for careful driving in the morning and in the afternoon answered a traffic citation in court.
COED'S CORNER
Alice Wismer Has Green Eyes, Lilting Voice, Four Sisters
Alice Wismer, 20-year-old junior in psychology, says she's just another dizzy green-eyed blonde.
"There's nothing unusual about me," she declares. (The listener is immediately intrigued by the lifting quality of her voice; one notices the melody pattern and the way her voice rises at the ends of sentences.)
"Take my family, for example,
it's just a typical American family,
she continues. "My father raises
spotted riding horses, and my
mother is the brains of the family.
She is interested in philosophy and
religion and is active in church
activities.
One of Five Girls
"We Wismers live on a farm just outside Pomona, about 40 miles south of Lawrence. The sign outside the town reads, 'Welcome to Pomona, population 501—they forgot to change it when I left.'
One of Five Girls
"There are five of us girls. My older sister is married and teaches; I would study a student here and scared to death of my dad's horses; third is my 16-year-old sis a red-head who breaks Dad's horses; and last are the 11-year old twins who are the cutest of the family."
One summer, she worked as a doctor's receptionist in Denver.
got to change that you that she is a graduate of Coffeyville Junior college where she was president of YW. One has to dig for the information that she graduated with the highest honors in her class. Was Receptionist
do this. "I liked the job, mainly because of its psychological possibilities. I have always been interested in people and I enjoyed studying the various personalities as they explained their aliments to me."
She goes on to explain that she
still finds people the most interesting subjects in the world.
subjects in the workplace.
"I like to listen to people talk, so that I can tell'what they're like. But unlike some psychologists, I never analyze the people I know, as I value their friendship too much."
As to activities, Alice has a list "as long as your arm." She says the only thing she hasn't found time to do at K. U. is to study But, despite this, her transcript reveals a line of straight "Bs."
a line of salute.
She belongs to Kappa Phi, Methodist College is a member of Wesley foundation and Y. W. C. A. She is on the Wesley cabinet, in addition to being a personnel chairman in the foundation. In Y. W. Alice is a leader of seminars; she was organizer of a new commission last year, and will hold the office of "Office Hostess" this year.
Long Activity List
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ONE loose-leaf notebook between 4 and 5 p.m. Thurs., April 17 at Military Science building. Container case, accounting set and desk. Please return to Arnold Burgett, 28 West 138th, 25
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DAN WESTERMAN from bifildo; black;
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WILL the person who has my "Types of English Poetry" by Kirk and Kirk please turn it in to room 201 Fraser. 24
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MY TAN sport jacket picked up by mishaze Friday night in "Hawk." W.F. V. pin and tie in pocket. Contact me to enquire for your own. Jack Ernie 623 Mar 24
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Miscellaneous
SOCIENCE-FICTION FANS! The few few in town that are organized are starting a discussion club, and will welcome anyone interested. For further information call Norm Storer at 26313 or send me a card at 1724 Mississippi ST. 23
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