OCTOBER 4,1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Young Jayhawkers are giving the last shines to their patent leather sandals and pressing their night shirts starched stuff as boards preparatory to the Night Shirt parade and the dances tonight.
First in the fox trot spotlight for tonight are the dance at the community building after the rally and the Bitter Bird Scrip dance in the Military Science building. Members of Chi Omega and Harmon Co-op are planning their own waltzing.
Favoring weary larynxes and making conversation while dancing as "onnecessary" as possible, an after-the-game varsity in the Military Science building is scheduled from 9 p.m. to midnight tomorrow. Pi Beta Phi will hold open house in the Kansan room of the Union at the same time.
Tonight:
Chi Omega will hold open house at the chapter house from 9 to midnight. Harman Co. will en train with
Harman Co-op will ennure with a dance from 8 to midnight at the hall.
Wesley Foundation is sponsoring a picnic at Clinton park from 5 to 8.
The Scrip dance of the Bitter Bird magazine will be held from 9 to 12 at the Military Science building.
Tomorrow Night;
A varsity dance will be held from 9 to 12 at the Military Science building.
Pi Beta Phi will hold open house in the Kansas room of the Union from 9 to 12.
Bernard President Of Smith Hall
Smith hall, new addition to men's residence halls, elected Ted Bernard as its president. Jordan Burkey will serve as vice-president; Bob Kingtonking, secretary; Bob Pemberton, treasurer; Roger Tilbury, social chairman, and John Lukert, intramural chairman.
Gamma Phi Pledges Headed by Schnitzler
The Gamma Phi Beta pledge class has elected Alberta Vitznitzler as its president. Other pledge officers are Barbara Johnson, vice-president and social chairman; Bernice Brady, secretary-treasurer; Isobel Atwood, historian; and Peggy Graber, song leader.
The pledge class of Phi Gamma Delta has elected Wendel Gugler president; Bob Kline, vice-president; David Richie, Wichita; Bob Ogilvie, treasurer; Bill Binter, social chairman; and Woodson Dryden, sergeant-at-arms.
Gugler Is President Of Phi Gam Pledges
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Homecoming Queen Gets Crown Oct.19
The homecoming queen will be crowned between halves of the Homecoming football game with Nebraska Oct. 19.
Every women's organized house may nominate one member for the queen contest, James K. Hitt, committee chairman, announced today.
Written nominations signed by the house president may be sent to Mr. Hitt in the Registrar's office not later than 5 p.m. Thursday.
Harvey Commands
Scott Harvey has been elected commander of Sigma Nu replacing Wilmer Landon who resigned recently.
Additional officers of the fraternity are James Summers, lieutenant-commander; Howard Shryock, recorder; John Busboom, treasurer; Bob Dawson, assistant treasurer; Clark Hargiss, chaplain; Sim Myers, historian; Bart Ramsey, sentinel; Bud Seaman, reporter; and George Darsie, intramural chairman.
Reinking Elected President Of Battenfeld Hall
The following men have been elected officers of Battenfeld hall:
Victor Reinking, president; Marion Sumner, vice-president; Austin Harmon n., secretary; Clyde Lunger, treasurer; Alvin Haggard, social chairman; Wallace Abbey, publicity chairman; and Jim Burke, intramural manager. Lyle Wheatcroft, Eugene Casement, and Ray Frisby were elected to the Forum, governing body of the hall. Richard Hollingsworth is the proctor.
Varsity For Jayhawkers,
Shockers After Football Game
An after-the-game dance, the second Varsity of the year, will be held tomorrow night from 9 to 12 in the Military Science building.
Members of the University student body and the Wichita booster section are invited to attend. Ernie Rice and his Varsity Crew will play.
Physical Therapy To Meet
The Physical Therapy club will hold its first meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the class room at Watkins Memorial hospital. Those interested in the activities of the club are invited to attend.
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Sunflower Union activities committee, headed by Buell Schilts, has been selected for the forthcoming season's program.
Buell Schilts Heads Sunflower Activities
Meeting of new committee members will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Sunflower cafeteria.
Sunflower men interested in a dance band are asked to meet at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the Sunflower union.
Committee members selected are social, Paul Herpich and James Montgomery; public relations, McInnis Newby, Fred Creamy and Theodore Utschen; intramurals, Richard Lading and James Overman; business, Joseph C. Delaney; entertainment, Ronald Hadley and Ralph Henley; and groups and organizations, Jerry Kuehnle and Richard Heily.
Phi Gams Pledge Anthony
Phi Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Dan Anthony of Leavenworth.
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