SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Sororities Pledge 133 New Members Falls 18 Short of High Record Set in Last Year's Rushing Period
This list of Security pledges for 1983 is being run again due to popular demand. It appeared Wednesday in a special edition of the Knu and Kum books at a celebration of a decade and for that reason is being repainted.
Just nine University sororites finished the race of the fall rushing season failing to equal the high mark of 151 pledges set last year by 18. Out of 180 rushes registered, 133 were accepted with Gamma Phi Beta leading the list with 21 women pledged.
Kappa Kappa Gamma followed with 20 names added to their roster and Pi Beta Phi, third, pledged with two less. The number on the list for the other houses ranged from 3 to 16.
Alpha Chi Omega
Bruss, Jean, St. Joseph, M. Bush, Louse, Hutchinson, Kans. Curtis, Dorothy, Iola, Kans. Eddy, Estelle, Leeworth, Kans. Eddy, Estelle, Leeworth, Kans. Hale, Erleno, Hutchinson, Kans. Hallam, Betty, Lawrence, Kans. Johnston, Sue, Kansas City, Mo. Lacey, Marlan, Lawrence, Kans. Center, City, Center
McIntire, Marian, Clay Center Kans.
Rice, Inez, Kansas City, Kans.
Rice, LBZ, Kannan
Siegel, Maribel, Amarillo, Texas
Sublett, Betty Lou, Kansas City Mo.
Theis, Georgianne, Dodge City, Kans.
Whitehead, Margaret, Washington. D.C.
Alpha Delta Pi
Anderson, Helen M., Kansas City Kans.
Buren, Betty, Kansas City, Kans
Hight, Cleda, Lawrence, Kans.
Have Mavine, Alma, Kans.
Matthews, Julia, Fredonia, Kans. Mattingly, Virginia, Odessa, Mo.
Lawson, Bette, Kansas City, Mo. Lynch, Margaret Mary, Herington Kens
Meagher, Patsy, Solomon, Kans.
Newland, Annie Jane, Great Bend
Kans.
Nichols, Betty Jane, Pleasant Hill
Mo.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Smith, Peggy, Ogle, Kans.
Witherup, Alice, Kansas City, Mo
Williamson, Doris, Tulsa, Okla
Woods, Annette, Kingman, Kans.
Dean, Doris, Topeka, Kans
Denison, Joanne, Topeka, Kans
Givens, Larraine, Topeka, Kans
Givens, Edna, Ft. Scott, Kans
Harl, Marie, Hallie, Long Beach
Harrington, Alice Myra, Independence,
Mo.
Johnson, Doris, Kansas City, Kans. McBride, Marilyn, Wichita, Kans. Muchnic, Betty, Attichon, Kans. Murray, Margaret, Nassau Point,
Alpha Omicron Pi
Schwartz, Alice, Salina, Kans.
Werner, Jean, Lawrence, Kans.
Wills, Louise, Tula, Okla.
Wills, Virginia, Tula, Okla.
Pecan, N. I.
Roberts, Dorothy Jean, Kansas
City, Mo.
Kans. Jarrott, Jacqueline, Hutchinson
Harbaugh, Bernice, Protection, Kans.
Chi Omega
Kans.
Petermeyer, Jean, Clay Center
Kans.
Beyeler, Catherine, Lyons, Kana,
Brown, Jean, JoHosson, Kana,
Cook, Jared, Kim, Kansas,
Carleile, Kansas, Kansas City. Mo.
Cosmore, Ona, Albiebe,
Emprorio
Gray, Mary Margaret, Emporia Kans.
Henry, Muriel, Clay Center, Kans Howell, Ruth, Topka, Kans, Kans Clouseau, Ruth, Clickerson, Ruth, Hutchinson, Kans Moselle, Ada Louise, Bartlesville
Gear, Virginia, Guymon, Okla.
Eckles, Jayne, Wikawa, Kans.
Faubion, Helen Beth, Kansas City
Page, Elizabeth, Tuba, Okla.
Rutherford, Constance, Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Kansas, Bresins, Mary Ellen, Wichita, Kansas, Blue, Betty, Lawrence, Kansas.
Cott, Ann, Fort Leavenworth,
Dodde, Mary Beth, Salina, Kans.
Dondan, Jean, Salina, Kans.
Houston, Diane, Kansas City,
Houston, Kansas City, Mo.
Houston, Virginia, Kansas City
Mo.
Irwin, Ellen, Kansas City, Mo.
Leddy, Patricia, Baxter Springs
Kens
Magill, Alys, Wichita, Kans.
Metcalf, Mary Elizabeth, Kansas
Mo.
Robbins, Ann, Peoram, In Robinson, Mary Jane, Atchison Kans.
Murray, Ann, Lawrence, Kans.
O'Hara, Jan, Kansas City, Mo.
Robbins, Peoria, Ill.
Voigt, Joan, Atchison, Kans.
Weddle, Jeanne, Topeka, Kans.
Wedell, Jeanne, Topeka, Kans.
Sanderland, Jeanne, Kansas City,
Mo.
Gamm Phi Eeta
Adair, School, MPherson, Kans.
Bakir, Bette, Pleasantians, Kans.
Cash, Mary Antony, Pa.
Mary Anna, Apalwilly.
Cravens, Patricia, Easter Springs
Cravens, Patricia, Excelsior Spring Mo.
MU.
Irvine, Diana, Fott Leavenworth
KARVE
Ewens, Mary, Catey, Kans.
Fish, Arlee, Oksadoa, Kans.
Green, Marjorie, Independence.
Me
Kinchoff, Ada, K., lyrwence, Kans
Knopcker, Vera, Independence, K
Moontan, Marilyn, F. Scott, Kans
Little, Gall, Ft. Scott, Kans
Veteran Webster Retires After a Long Term
Don't be surprised if writers for the Kanass this year come up with a lot of "two-bit" words. After the period of service identified with the University Daily Kanass it was established in 1912, the old dictionary being "the word of the day." While the volume replaced was still giving splendid service, it was a bit difficult at times for students in the department to find a given word for its exact spelling or meaning. It seems that at times students took the old proverb about Mohamet and the mountain too serene. In the past, the dictionary they would look up the page needed, tear it out and take it along rather than lug the 25 pound compendium of information with them.
Iowa State Has Weight Cyclone Grid Squad is Heaviest to Represent School in Years
Ames, Iowa, Sept. 15—Coch Jim Yeeger may put an Iowa State football player averaging 190 pounds to the man on the field against the University of Denver Sept. 23. If he uses this all-veteran lineup which has favored in pre-season practices, grid fans will see the heaviest Cyclone team in many years.
The 195-pound line is only a shade heavier than some of the Cyclone forward walls of recent storms. The 160-pound line is unusual at Iowa State.
Nine Cycle squadman balance the scales at 200 pounds or heavier. Six of these are first team men. Harold Alger, reserve tackle, is the heavyweight in Iowa's State's camp. His 270 pounds give him nearly a 60-pound edge over Paul Morin, first string tackle Gordon Roupke, 208-pound fullback, holds forth as the biggest back.
Other 200-pounders are Howard Buck and Co-Capt. Ed Bock, first string guards; Clyde Shugart, Morin's running mate at chuck; Chuck Heileman, senior end, and Ed Pieger, sonomore tackle.
Only two first team linemen fall below the 200 mark. Jack West, center, and Martin Boswell, end, weigh approximately 180 pounds. Peeves of the line-up is Co-Capt Everett Kischer, 50th quarter-quant, 47th-quarter-squad, however, is Howard Modin, 147-pound junior back.
Backfield Coach LeRoy Timm sees more weight in the backfield this fall with Hank Wilder, 195-pounder, also in the lineup. Merle Osborne, sophomore fullback from Wenatchee, Wash., will play later days late but he appears to be in fine condition and weighs in at 210.
Dr. Raymond H. Wheeler, professor in the department of psychology at the University, taught in the Portland division of the University of Oregon during the first weeks summer session.
A stiff basketball season is assured the Jayhawker squared this year by the scheduling of games with Texas, Southern Methodist and Oklahoma A and M in addition to the Big Six foes.
Lowderman, Suzanne, Wichita, Kans.
Ruble, Shirley Jane, Parsons, Kans.
Twente, Doris, Lawrence, Kans.
Weir, Mary Elizabeth, Parsons.
Anderson, Jeanne, Wichita, Kans.
Browning, Martha, Lee's Summit,
...
West, Jane, Wichita, Kans.
Workies, Joyce, Humbolt, Kansas.
Young, Beth, Kansas City, Mo.
Sellers, Aden, Kans.
Kars.
West, Jane, Wichita, Kans.
Wichita, Kans.
Pi Beta Phi
Bowers, Ruth, Tiana, City Carey, Nancy, Kansas City Kans. Carson, Virginia Lee, Wichita
Mo
Kansas Darby, Joan, Kansas City, Kans. Horner, Martha Alice, Kansas City Kans.
Kirsch, Mary Elizabeth, Paragould Ark.
Maupin, Shirley, Topeka Kans.
McCroskey, Mary, Kansas City,
Kans.
Newman, Alice, Arkansas City, Pears, Elizabeth, Kansas City, Mo. Skonberg, Mary Ellen, Kansas City,
Rare Collection Of Beetles Kept In Snow Hall
Kans.
McFarland, Jean, Topeka, Kans.
Nurman, Alice, Arkansas City
Van Anadale, Betty, Wichita, Kans
Wallace, Janet, Kansas City, M.
Webster, Louise, Galesburg, Ill.
Campbell, Betty, Lawrence, Kans
Sigma Kappa
Baker, Mary Louise, Lawrence,
Bowman, Betty, Kansas City, Mo.
Dayton, Kenny, Kansas City.
Leila, Meia Mori, Eudora,
MeCreary, Jean Jean, Kansas City
Moyer, Jeanne, Lawrence, Kans.
Perkins, Mary Jane, Overland Park,
Kans.
McDonald, Clara Virginia, Omaha, Neb.
Kans.
Singleton, Jeanette, Kansas City,
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Beetles six inches in length with long hooked beaks, beetles the size and color of mice, beetles with a metallic lustre, blue beetles, green beetles, black beetles, brown beetles, gold beetles—it is one of the most recognized beetles in Snow hall belonging to the entomology department.
Mo.
Tuley, Mary Lynn, Independence,
Mo.
The most conspicuous specimen, measures six inches in length. It has a black head and wing-coveres of blush-gray dotted with black its long-hooked beak is fringed with hair. A stag-beetle from Switzerland has large mandibles which are used for digging. A green beetle is peculiar in form. Its body is arched, the head bent down, and the abdomen prolonged into a slender point. Another has its shell covered with mouse colored
hair presenting a furry appearance. pine Islands, and Switzerland, ac
slender an slender beetle cane cording to Professor Raymond B
from India. Small round beetles resemble green buttons. Beamer of the entomology depart-
ment.
A hunky specimen measuring about two and one-half inches has velvety appearing wing-coveres of reddish-brown. A rhinoceros-beetle, so named because of an armored body, is brown in color. These specimens are very old and many of them have come from South America, Africa, India, the Philip-
'Acroplane' to Be Completed Soon by Aeronautic Class
Several students not in the School of Engineering and Architecture the past year have been taking courses in aeronautics because of their interest in airplane construction and
operation, and because of the opportunity offered to do experimental work with the wind tunnel The class in aeronautic construction has been working for some time, and hopes soon to complete the project. It may go through the motions of flying a plane while safely anchored to the ground.
Students in the College are permitted to offer up to 15 hours of such work for "professional credit" toward an A.B. degree.
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