UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
OCTOBER 24,1946
Alpha Phi Omega Pledges 63 Men
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, announces the pledging of 63 men. They are:
Arnold Jennings, Robert Hughes, Robert Hess, Robert Gray, Leslie Cox, Robert Stucky, Clarke Thomas Forest Stark, Verne Collier, Gordon Sundek, Robert Fountain, William Chalfant, Melvin Borell, Richard Croker, Corb Bedell, William Cooper, Larry Anderson, and Kenneth King.
Richard Wakefield, Theodore Utschen, Harold Schigley, Jerry Schideler, Daniel Leander, Jerry Kuehne, John Fee, Leonard Strum, Lawrence Alfred, William LaCombe, William Perkins, William Wright, David Wilkie, Ralph Kiene, John Jenkins, Joseph Edwards, Arthur Fitch, Robert Lindsay, Donald Wells, Oliver Samuel, and Glen Sewell.
Weldon Sportsman, Wayne Miller, Walter Huston, Hickman Mills, Ralph Lundberg, Richard Harrington, Edward Harris, Don McElrath, Frank Schultheil, Henry Reed, Richard Raidt, James Pratt, Ray Portland, Robert Petitt, Ralph Perry, William Palmer, Merle McCoy.
Ralph McClung, Luster Main, Alfred Moore, Matthew Zimmerman, Donald Yockey, and Clyde Shockley. Cooperation in organizing and launching the World Student fund drive was asked of the pledges by Keith Congdon, campus chairman.
Miss Zipple Plans Dietetics Course
Miss Hermina Zipple, Union director and dietitian, returned Friday from Cincinnati, where she attended the annual convention of American Dietetics Association.
Leaving two days early for the convention, Miss Zipple, met with seven other members of a committee designated to plan a fifth year course of study for dietitians. The regular four year dietetics course in college will now be followed by a fifth year of study in an approved hospital or school.
The American Dietetics Association accepted the plan as proposed by the committee.
In Honolulu Concert
Ruth Orcutt, professor of piano on leave of absence from the School of Fine Arts, was accompanist for Edmund Kurtz, cellist, at a concert presented recently in Honolulu. Miss Orcutt is now working as a member of the Punahou music school faculty in Honolulu.
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