SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25.1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Students Try Again For Movie
Opportunity knocks twice. At least it does this time with an announcement by Allen Crafton of the department of speech and dramatic art that a second series of screen tests will be given Monday night at 7 o'clock in Fraser theater for those desiring to try out for the film depicting University life.
Professor Crafton urged that all who are interested try out and that tests will be completed in time to attend the ballet in Hoch auditorium Monday night.
Art Wolf, 142, is chief cameraman and scenario was prepared by Professor Crafton, who will direct the film.
When completed at the end of this semester the move will be available to schools, civic clubs, and other groups throughout the state. Five Sororities
Twenty-five persons took screen tests Friday afternoon in the first session before the camera in the filming of typical University life under the sponsorship of the Bureau of Visual Instruction.
Society—
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Crosland, c'41; Helen Markwell, c'41;
Betty Ruth Deal, c'43; Kay Stinson,
c'42; Molly Tanner, c'43; and Mary
Frances McKinney, c'42.
★ Alpha Delta Pi
Louis Ballew, fa'43; Jean Blue,
fa'42; Jobelle Anderson, c'43; Virginia
Ginnie Lee Tandy, ca'43; Barbara Jean
Whitley, fa'43; Elenor Grider, fa'43;
Mary Arden Ewing, c'43; Patty
Gunn, fa'43; Warrene Spaulding,
c'43; Marilyn Duncan, fa'43, and
Margaret Replogle, c'43.
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★ Alpha Chi Omega
Gamma Phi Beta
Beryl Benbow, c'42; Mary Brower, c'43; Jean Brownlee, c'43; Reola Durand, c'43; Jeryn Ann Greene, c'41; Ruth Iankes, c'42; Margaret Rich, fa'43; Maryloise Storur, c'43; Betty Lee Timberlake, c'41; and Margaret Welch, c'43.
Jean Bailey, c'43; honor initiate Marjorie Siegrist, c'41; Ada Lee Fuller, fa'41; Mary Alice Elliott, fa'41; Norma Jean Falconer, c'41; Janet Rohrer, c'43; Barbara Koch, c'43; Dorothy Wise, b'41; Joan Taggert, c'43; Ruth Kellent, fa'41; Marjorie Helmbrook, fa'41; Margaret Ivy, c'43; and Jean Edmiston, c'41.
An initiation banquet will be hei
Sunday in honor of these women.
★ Delta Tau Delta
Everett Buhler, c'42; V. L. Cline,
e'43; Howard Babcock, fa'43; Richard
Goheen, ph'42; Edward McComas,
c'42; James Kelly, e'42; Cline
Hensley, c'42; Robert Wright, b'41;
William Perdue, fa'43; Ward Ben-
kleman, c'41; Edward Palmer, c'43;
Richard Learmonth, b'41; Charles
Elder, c'43; William Byerly, c'42;
Jack Kurtz, b'41.
Kenneth Nicolay, c43, the honor initiate, will be initiated in Kansas City, Mo. at the fraternity's Founders' Day banquet on March 1.
Sigma Nu
Siigma Nu
*Sigma Nu
Charles Powell, c'43; James Bond,
e'41; Harry Patton, e'41; Robert
Fordyce, c'43; Bill Appel, c'41; Bill
McGamis, c'43; Evan Shaible, c'41;
Carl Perkins, e'43; and Louis Banker,
Eight Students Give Recital
Eight students participated in the weekly School of Fine Arts recital held at 3:30 p.m. Thursday in Frank Strong auditorium.
The program follows: Piano, "Organ Prelude in D minor" (Vivaldi/Burmeister), Gwen Hunt, fa'40 "Hungary" (MacDowell), Olga Carl fa'42; voice, "When I was seventeen" (Swedish folk songs), Dorothy Mae Nelson, fa'43; piano, "Gardens under the Rain" (Debussy), Jeanne Scott, fa'43.
Piano ensemble, "Elegie" (Nellel), Margaret Harbaugh, fa'41, and Audene Fausett, fa'41; violin: "Gavotte" (Popper-Auer), Lydia Smithmeyer fa'41; and piano, "Preludes," No. 1 in C, No. 21 in B flat, and No. 22 in G (Chopin), Marshall Butler, fa'42.
43 Co-eds----
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fa'41; Ann Muray, fa'42; Becky
Tremby, c'43; June Grisea, c'43; and
Fritzi Meyn, c'43.
La Dean Davis, c'42; Mary Ellen Skonberg, c'40; Patty Bigelow, c'43; Nancy Leathers, c'43; Ann Robbins, c'42; Martha Alice Horner, c'42; Mary Beth Weir, c'41; Virginia Ochs, fa'43; Betty Banker, fa'43; Sara Fair, c'41; Jessie Frances Dawes, c'43; Jeanne Merill, c'42; Elizabeth Evans, c'sp and Cathleen Byer.
Mary Louise McNown, fa'43; Patty Payne, c'41; Betty Bell, c'41; Mary Bitzer, fa'43; Bootsie Edmiston, c'41; Helen Ruth Stransky, c'43; Billie Jarboe; Ann Lewis, c'43; Georgia Farrel, c'43; Myrna Emrick, Kansas City, Mo; Jeanette Dunn, Kansas City, Mo; Garry Wells, Kansas City, Mo; Sylvia Piepenbring, Kansas City, Mo; Robert Lake, b'38; Keith Deay, b'39; Bill Henry, Kansas City, Mo; Bob Creary, Topeka; Bob Averill, Ottawa; and Walter Payne, Ottawa.
Extend I.S.A.
Membership Drive
The I.S.A. membership drive, scheduled to end Friday, has been extended through next week, Lee Hudleston, b'41, head of the drive, said yesterday.
A house to house canvass was begun Thursday in ach of the four districts, two men to each district. Full reports from women's organized houses have not yet been recorded, but indications are promising, Huddleston said.
The weekly meeting of I.S.A. council members will take place in the Pine room of the Memorial Union building at 4 p.m. today to discuss further plans for continuing the membership drive.
Want Ads
FOR RENT: Are you looking for an attractive, well furnished, very comfortable home of medium size at a bargain rental price. Near K. U. Phone 2105.
Firm Representatives Visit Campus An increase in available jobs is indicated by the increasing number of firm representatives on the campus interviewing students for possible positions.
FOUND: Kemper school medal.
Owner identify at the UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN business office. -98
Two geologists, Bruce Latta, and Thad McLaughin of the Groundwater Division of the Kansas Geological Survey, are making a brief reconnaissance of Chautauqua and Montgomery counties, according to Raymond Whitla of the Geological Survey.
Geology Survey To Aid Farmers And Stockmen
An attempt is being made to aid the farmers and stockmen in that area who lack sufficient water for their livestock. Because of the difficulty of finding water in the limestone and shale formations there are few good wells in these counties. The residents have depended on pond water, which because of drought, no longer supplies their needs. The geologists merely study the formations and point out the likely locations; the farmers must drill their own wells and supply their own materials.
Department of Entomology Gets Water-bug Collection
The department of entomology has just received a shipment of water-bugs of various types from northeastern Manchuria. The shipment contained 500 to 1,000 bugs, many of which are new in the field of science.
Started in the '60's by Dr. F. H. Snow, former chancellor of the University, the collection is one of the most complete of new world insects owned by any university in
America. Each year the department adds from 35,000 to 50,000 bugs to the collection.
Sandwiches a Specialty
Tender Tenderloins
Fountain Drinks
The FERRY
1031 Mass.
UNIVERSITY CONCERT COURSE 5th Regular Attraction The San Francisco Opera Ballet
HOCH AUDITORIUM
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26th
8:20 o'Clock
On Trancontinental Tour. Featuring Jacqueline Martin, Ronald Chetwood, Zelda Nerina, Merle Williams, Deane Crockett, Maria Tovanya James Starbuck, Peggy Bates, Zoya Leporsky and supporting company.
The only great Dancing Troupe to appear in Lawrence this season.
Short excerpts from press comment:
"San Francisco Opera Ballet scores tremendous hit . one of the finest ballet performances ever presented in Portland."
"It was an inspiring occasion."
"A magnificent performance."
"Before an audience which filled the house to its utmost capacity . . . in fact nearly 300 were turned away disappointed . . . the San Francisco Opera Ballet presented a performance of superlative beauty."
Scats now selling at $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 at School of Fine Arts, Bell Music Co., and Round Corner Drug Store. Student Activity Tickets Admit. D.M.Swarthout,Mgr.