WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1839
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Here on the Hill--an account of Mt. Oread Society
Elizabeth Kirsch, Society Editor
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Hill society informally jelled last night as students, taking advantage of late closing hours, swung one last go-round before piling into trains, cars, and buses for home and Thanksgiving.
A more formal aspect of approaching holidays formed the keynote of activities Monday night when many members of the organized houses slipped into their best "bib n' tuckers" for formal dinners.
The air of school, home, turkey, and books to be tossed aside for a few days resulted in gay attitudes among the students—except for the luckless individuals who have quizzes on the morning's schedule.
Fili Kappa Pai fraternity culminated pre-Thanksgiving celebrations on the Hill with an hour dance and buffet supper last night.
The gues were: Dorothy Teachner, c'42; Mary Tanner, c'43; Betty Coulson, c'41; Martha Alice Harner, c'42; Arn Jones, c'41; Mynr Murd, h'41; Rachel Poehringer, c'41; Miller, c'41; Martha Jane Hayes, c'41; Ada Lea Fuller, fa'41.
June Griese, c'43; Betty Jenna,
Hess, c'43; Jean McFarland, c'42;
Mary Louis MeNew, f'43; Marilyn
Heimbrook, fa'41; Cecil King,
c'41; Mary Jo Commel, c'40; Priscilla
Adams, c'43; Normi Tibbets, c'
43; Jean Milam, c'42; Betty Baker, c'42;
Bernard Fletcher, c'42; Patryn
Pattley Leddy, c'42; Jeanne
Anne Cardwell, c'41; and Evelyn
Gunn, c'43.
Informality was the keynote last night when 19 members of the Phi Delta Theta sophomore class and their dates met at the chapter house at 8:30. The party celebrated the fact that all of last year's pledge class are enrolled at the University this year.
The guest list included the following:
Joan Darby, *e*; emp; Nancy Carey
*e*; Joeanne Anderson, *e*; *c*; Louis
Webster, *e*; Mary Jane Shartel
*e*; Virginia Bantleon, *e*; *c*; Louis
Lekchart, *e*; Mary Biter, fa'43
Gloria Biechel, c£4; Jeans Fees
c£4; Marjorie Siegier, c£4; Mar-
paret Iy, c£3; Sally Jo Connell
c£4; Mary Pier, c£4; and Ruth
fay, c£4
Ada Moesley, c'40; Warren Duncan,
b'40; and Woodson Ramy of Russell.
Ky, were luncheon guests at the Pi Beta Phi house yesterday
Mrs. Shirley Miller Kell was honored at a reception given at the Chi Omega house Monday evening
Louise Green, '41, was a luncheon guest at the Gamma Phi Beta house yesterday.
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha Kappa Pai house included Eleonor Marie Canfield, Kansas City; Mo.; Peggy Cederdal, Kansas City; Mo.; Marjarie Mabery, Kansas City; Mo.; Doris Nelson, fa'40; Sue Sander, Kansas City; Mo.; Ruth Edwards, Kansas City; Mo.
Mr. L. W. Schuerman; Don Crune; local adviser of Alpha Kappa Pai Boom Macauy, district advisor of
Frank Gaddie; Goe Macauley, district adviser of Alpha Kappa Psi. Don Crone, local advisor of Alpha Kappa Psi; Prof. Joseph Tagmarit, George White; L. McCormack, R. G. Valce, J. V. Jogel, *39; G. C fickey; James Fickey; K. Moses, R. Schmidt; Hal Cedarland; B Hethman, 27; and L. W. Schuerman.
Barbara Koch, c. 43, was a lunchcon guest at the Alpha Chi Omega house yesterday.
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--following her Martin recital in piano. Mrs. Edith Martin, Ch Omega ensembler, and Mrs. R. C. Man- poured. Members of Ch Omega serve.
Mrs. Ruby Miller of Kansas City Mo., was a luncheon guest at the Chi Omega house Tuesday.
TODAY— Thanksgiving recess begins at noon (12:20)
THURSDAY— Kansas Thanksgiving day.
FRIDAY— Vacation.
La Dean Davis, c'42, was a lunchcon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house yesterday.
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Alpha Kappa Psi entertained alumni and Homecoming guests at a buffet supper Saturday night at the chaperon house. The guest list included: James Sund, 39; Frank Komatz, 8; William Cortz, 39; David Graham, 39; Richard Faddock, 26; V. E. Dean, N. A. Dean.
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Guests at the Alpha Tau Omega house Sunday were: Ann Murray, fa'23; Denny Dulles of Iola; Kittie Marie Wood of Independence; Virginia Ochs, c'43; Dorothy Joan Westfall, c'43; Vincent Snead of Inslee (Iowa); Michael Ward of Pluwerenworth; Zita Ann Lowry c'42; and Mary Rose Scott, c'43.
Fi Beta Phi sorority hold its annual Thanksgiving formal dinner Monday night.
Sigma Phi Epsilon held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Monday night. The guests included: Prof. G. Smith, Prof. R. E. Wood, Ty Maiden, Franee Kappleman, Dr. D. Dolon, and Cortney Crim.
porosity. Teachenor, c'42; Katieh O'Sullivan, c'42; Amy Carlisle, Kara city, M.; Poaty Bigelow, c'43 Nancy Pheray, c'43; Jeanne Brook 'a'43; Eslaon Allen, c'43; Warren Spalding, c'43; Maarten Green, c'43; Jerry Bubler, c'43; and Sue Haskins, c'43
Speaking of himself as "A Priscilla Lad Abroad," Hail Ruppenstein, c42, addressed the young people of the Congregational Churches in Topela Sunday and told of his experiences of the crash of the war this past summer.
Ruppertman was a Congregational delegate to the World Conference of Christian Youth meeting at Amsterdam, Holland in July.
Kappa Kappa Gamma safety held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the chapter house Monday night.
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Thirteen Sigma Chi freakenomen obtained their dates at a roller skating party Sunday afternoon at the Rollerdome.
Alpha Phil Omega, national service fraternity, announces the pledging of Louis Banker, c¢43; John Medlin, c¢38; and John Tweed, c¢42.
The guests included: Margla Reade, ed'43; Eleanor Crossland, c'47
Sunday dinner guests at the Tri-
angle house were: Marjorie Rowe of
Kansas City, Mo.; Jessie Lee Lakin c'42; Vivian Clark, c'41; Mrs. Attwater; James Wheeler; Mrs. Margaret Steuart and Jean Birkett of Kansas City, Mo.
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Miss Ruth Liteen; Mr. and Mrs, E.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. Thayer Gaston;
Mr. Taylor; Miss Mary Fee; Dr. and
Mrs, R. Q. Brewer.
Miss Margaret Andersen, Ms. Misen, Glenn Bond; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smithmeyer, Judge and Mrs. Hugh Means; Miss Evelyn Lewis; Mr. Roy Towne, Mr. and Mrs. Joe King; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barr.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sanderson and son, Steven Carl, of Fayetteville, Ark., arrived here yesterday for several weeks' visit with friends. Dr. Sanderson is taking a vacation from his work with the department of entomology at the University of Arkansas.
Dr. Sanderson was graduated from the University in 1932 and received his doctorate here in 1937. Mrs. Sanderson, the former Virginia Colman, was also a graduate of the University.
WHILE visiting here Dr Coleman will do research work with the department of entomology.
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Omicron No. national honorary home economics society, held a tea Friday afternoon at the home of professor Professor Mackie, professor in home economics.
During the afternoon, Maurine Gray, "40," gave a report on the national conclave of Oicimum Nu. McGill University, University of Texas this summer.
Exchange Student to Germany Discusses Life under Nazis
"The Attitude of the German People Toward Hitler and Government" was the topic on which William Kandi, KAI, spoke to the Psi Chi, psychology fraternity, Monday afternoon, and旦 has been studying in Germany during the past year as an exchange student.
"German people respect authority and are very resentful of criticism by outsiders. Even minority groups who do not agree with the policy of the German government respect the state," Kandt said.
Kandt worked as a commissioner in the immigration office while in Germany. He said that the limited number of applicants to the United States was filled for the next 15 years. Most of the applicants are Jews.
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Do. Robert D. Coghill, a graduate of the department of chemistry in 1821, has been selected as head of the fermentation division of the Regional Research Laboratory at *georia*. III.
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Dr. Cochill received his Ph.D. at tale University in 1924 and became a member of the faculty there. In addition to his teaching duties, he did research work in the chemistry of bacteria and immunochemistry. He is the inventor of n process for the purification of antitoxins and is the author of several articles. Dr. Cochill is now in Washington, DC., making plans for taking over be research center next summer.
Compares Reptiles and Insects
Dr. E. H. Taylor, professor of zoology, spoke to the members of the Entomology Club at a meeting in Snow hall Monday afternoon. In his talk on the relationship of insects to reptiles he gave case examples of which he had obtained in his work in the Philippines Islands. After this he recounted experiences which he shared with a party collecting reptiles in Mexico last summer.
More than 150,000 people, just over half the population of Henkinsi, Finland, changed their places of residence this year.
The new University flag will not wave for another week.
According to Raymond Nichols, executive secretary to the Chancellor, the finished flag has arrived in a city but did not meet specifications.
The flag was designed by Eleanor Grider, fa 43, of Lawrence and has a blue field trimmed in red, with the red wedges "KU1" placed in the center of the design was selected from 259 submitted by the department of design.
Frosh Pep Club Will Meet Mondau
The freshman Pep Club meet
scheduled for Monday night was
postponed last yesterday and will be
held Monday, Dec. 4, at 7:30 p.m.
in the men's lounge of the Memorial
Ulisen building.
"It is important that all of the 156 members plan to attend the meeting next Monday," said Bill Cavert, c43 president of the organization. "Ar-raignmentes will be made for sextant years," he said. Everyone is reminded to bring his activity book and $1.50 for reserved seats," he said.
University Fencers Defeat K. C. Team
The University of Kansas fencers team defeated the Kansas City, Mo., Y.M.C.A. team last Friday evening in Robinson gymnasium.
Jim Report, physical education instruction, said the next match would either be held with Kansas City University, or with Wichita University. No date has been set.
Two Appointed to Second Battalion
Two R.O.T.C. students have recently been appointed to positions in charge of the second battalion headquarters of the University regiment, Colonel Keri F. Baldwin, announced yesterday. The men are: Cadet Major Robert N. Smith, P40, battalion commander; and Cadet First Lieutenant Howard Heardford, P40, battalion adjutant.
To One and To All -- May You Find This Holiday Full of "THANKSGIVING"
The results were as follows: R. Maloy, K.C. Y., defeated William Truxal, k.U. K.U. The following KU. men defeated the K.C.Y.男; K. Marvetz, 142, defeated Dr. E. S. Penny; H. Glassian, 42, defeated C. J. Coen; Jack Cadden, 41, defeated H. A. Brennan; Walter Glancy, 40, defeated F. L. Darr; C. dejan, 40, defeated J. Romano; D. Francisco, 41, defeated R. Scott. Truxal defeated Dr. Penney in the epee match, and Orawez defeated R. Maloy in the salute match.
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