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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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SOCIALLY SPEAKING
BEVERLY BAUMER, Society Editor AUTO's Have Esquire Party
ATO entertained with a party
sunday, built on the theme
saturday, built on the theme Round Town With Esquire. Esquire magazine sponsored the party, furnished magazine cover enlargements and reproductions of pin-up girls, which were used to carry out the decoration theme. A large panorama of Times Square greeted the guests when they entered the house. The theme was carried out by decorating various rooms to representamous places in New York City. The upstairs living room represented the Stork club, the library was the Powers modeling studios, the downstairs dining room was fashioned after the Columbia room in the Aster hotel and the Chapter room represented Del Monico's restaurant.
Guests were: Betsey Sheidley, Eileen Horner, Margaret Meeks, Anne Ashley, Kathy Culley, Carolyn Carer, Janet Taylor, Althea Voss, Irisee Shull, Mary H. Baker, Valerie Stagg, Ethel Pearson, Dorothea Thomas, Joan Joseph, Edith Malott, Elizabeth McCune, Virginia Daugherty, Barbara Ford.
Helen Ward, Billie Powell, Norma Jones, Alice Goldsworthy, Virginia Gorrill, Ruth Payne, Patricia Dye, Dorothy Stephenson, Darleen Van Biber, Billie Rotermund, Dorothy O'Connor, Josephine Steinberger, Biber Bennett, Jane Wilcox.
Sine Bernie Nichols, Wichita; Nancy Broadaway, Kansas City; Ginny Monahan, Danville, Ill.; Rose Tuohey, Kansas City; Mature Jackson, Kansas City; Betty M'Neal, Manhattan; Dolores Garrett, Manhattan; Betty Shartel, Kansas City; Charlotte McClymond, Topeka; Bradley Otis, Janice Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lanciwski, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lysaught; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Porter, Kansas City, Mr. and Mrs. John Strandberg, Kansas City.
Chaprones were Mrs. T. Wayne Harris, Mrs. Treva Brown, Mr. and Mrs. John Wood.
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Phi Kappa Entertains
Phi Kappa held a St. Patrick's day "shanty" party at the chapter house recently. Guests were;
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kaneh, Ladeen Steinkirchner, Betty Joan Bennett, Connie Herrera, Meibla Mather, Doris Klein, Rita Neugebaur, Connie St. Lawrence, Ala E. Beeber, Dorothy Jones, Nancy McFadden, Barbara Karges, Eileen O'Brien, Marie Creegan, Ruth Brown, Evelyn Kerschen, Marguerita Kerschen, Martha Grob, Ruth Hibbs, Mary Douglass, Rozanne Croff, Gwen Harger, Vanie Johnson.
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Kappa's Have Initiation
Kappa Kappa Gamma announces the initiation of the following Betsey Sheidley, Harriet Waddell, Letitia Laming, Josephine Stuckey, Helen Piller, Sara Stryker, Corinne Temple, Delores Teachor, Nina Green, Margaret Meeks, Sara Underwood, Paula Jernigan, Frances Schutz, Eileen Maloney, Anne Ashley, Jo Ann Compton, Kathleen McKelvy, and Marjorie Crosby. Betsey Sheidley was honor initiate.
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Triangle Initiates
Triangle fraternity recently initiated the following: Robert Aker, Eliod Boosmann, Eugene Brown, James Crawford, Alan Furnish, Paul Grattyn, Van Harrison, Donald Helm, William Locke, Samuel McCamant, John C. Rowland, Norman G. Royer, Roy Smoots, Gordon Stein, Verne Stevenson, Charles Thomas, and Charles Godfrey.
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Psychology Senior,'Toby' Develops Personality Recipe
Locking up doctors because she thought they were patients was all in a days work for Octavia "Toby" Walker, psychology senior from Hugoton.
Toby was one of 36 students chosen by the American Friends Service committee to work in a mental hospital in New York last summer.
committee to work in a manner that
last time we had was $ \textcircled{9} $
"The hardest time we had was telling the psychiatrists from the patients", she said. "The inmates were always telling us that they were the head doctors, so when one little man made the claim I just humored him. It took a registered nurse, addressing him as Dr. Jones to convince me."
Toby Walker has developed a personality recipe all her own that has brought her leadership in University activities.
activities.
Her friends say it's her energy under quiet control, her unassuming manner, her ability to say "no" to excessive demands on her time. Toby laughs at this, and says,
"Maybe I practice my psychology." After she receives her degree in June, Toby hopes to do personnel work in high schools and colleges.
"Any type of improvement must start with the individual," she says, "preferably a young person. The comparative simplicity of life in a small town has made me realize the necessity for a personal philosophy."
Toby's belief in a pattern of life explains some of her enthusiasm for the Y.W.CA. of which she is vice-president.
Besides her work at the Y.WC.A. Toby is president of her sorority, Delta Sigma Theta, and serves on various committees.
"The Y," says Toby, "is one of the best places for a girl to find herself. Washing dishes at Henley Coop on the night of a basketball game is a marvelous test of character."
"My biggest thrill though has been
Mortar Board," she said.
Last April Toby was awakened at 4 a.m. by her housemother saying that someone wanted to see her. Grumbling at whomever would disturb her at that hour, she fumbled for her robe and groped her way to the stairs.
Halfway down, a disbelieving mist filmed her eyes, for grouped about the bottom of the stair and framed in candlelight were nine young women in black robes and Mortar Board hats.
As they sang the traditional Mortar Board song, she walked slowly down the stairs, the third Negro in the United States to be so honored for her leadership, scholarship, and service to her university.
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Collections Shown At Entomology Club
Insect collections from Burma and India were displayed at the entomology club meeting Tuesday. The insects were collected by L. C. Kuitert, graduate student.
Short reports presented by members included insects of undetermined genera, absorptive qualities of hydrogen cyanide, and the educational value of children's books and magazines articles dealing with insects.
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