TUESDAY, MARCH 8. 1939
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NETHERTON, c'40, Society Editor
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Triangle fraternity held initiation services Sunday, which were followed by a banquet given in honor of the college president. The national vice-president, was present.
Other guests were:
Pacific Marine, Okeechobee
Earl Mitchell, Penn State 11
Carl Cunningham, Purdue 14
Charles Dill, 13
Ed Roudbeish, 27
Farley, Hardy 18
Horton Nieberg, 18
Charles Defabaugh, 19
Henry Gould, 14
Arnold Frenk, 34
M. Levy, 16
LeoRoy Tarchwell, 5
M. L. Sherman
Fred Mullet, 16
Donald wang
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Bradley Bradley, 'eunl
DeKon Caroll, 'eunl
Virgel Hackett, c'99
David Schoebel, 'eunl
Dawid Schoebel, 'eunl
Robert Skinner, 'eunl
William Sorenson, 'eunl
Walter Starke, 'eunl
Richard Mullen, 'eunl
Roy Tomney, 'eunl
Walter Voiglander, c'41
Wyat Walker, 'eunl
Sunday dinner guests at the Alpha
Cht Orteigel house wwz
Mr. and Ms. Tromben, Ida Roche, Harrison Jim Gowans, Tuba, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Rapking, Lawrence Mongomery Veatch, e'39
John Vaughn, e'18
Virgil Hackett, Kansas City, Ms.
Chesapeake, cunel
Nael, e'40
At the election of officers for Carbin hall which was held Sunday night, Charlotte Stafford, c. 39, was elected president. The other officers
At the election of officers for Cor-
Velma Wilson, c40, vice-president
Dorothea Ferguson, c41, secretary
Anabelle Roth, c41, cunel, treasurer
Fra Eva Ruth McKean, f40, social chairman
Marlyn Hayes, c41, fore chief
Installation of officers will be held
until the end of October.
Pi Kappa Alpha held formal initiation services for the following Sunday morning:
Harry Lachmiller, c41
Jeffrey Bunker, c41
George Thompson, c41
Fred Luke, c41
Greg Padurden, c41
William Beaty, b41
Sheldy Helly, c41
John Thompson, c41
Temple Gillam, c41
Gowon Ramsier, c41
Jain Dawn, c49
Jake Belakken, c49
Mary尔姆斯, c59
Raymond Carnail, b19
Alumni speakers were: Dr. W. W.
Dewald, Paul Flagt, Kansas
City; Mr. and Edward Tauy
Sigma Kappa entertained with its
Ambiente dinner Sunday
Alumni speakers were: Dr. W. w. Davis, Lawrence; Paul Flagg, Kansas City, Mo.; and Dr. Edward Taylor
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Sighner, named Ward Unit scholarships Sunday in those honored were:
Clirce Crawford, gr
Marie Norton, c'40
Betty Graham, c'59
Betty Bulah, c'15
Betal Grumal, da'13
Bedul Grumal, da'13
Dinner guests at the Chi Omega
Weekend guests at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma house here:
Bitty Dodge, Salina
Mary Hardin, Lakeview
Jane Barnes, Leavenworth
Gleadman Speaker, f. Kansas City, Mo.
house Sunday were:
Jack Carlson, b'19
George Thomas, c'19
Jim Preyer, c'40
Mrs. John Skeite, m'
Bob Hedges, c'40
Alpha Kappa Psi, commerce fraternity, held formal initiation ser-
ternity, held formal initiation services Sunday for the following:
Wilford Wortman, b'uncl
Howard Carpenter, b'39
Donald McMorran, b'38
Frank Komazel, b'uncl
Harold Hofford, c'40
Howard Hillford, c'40
Howard Hoiford, c'40
Otto Stedzner, c'40
Maurice English, b'uncl
Guests at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity Sunday were:
Marine Penelson, cunsel
Maria Kuderna, Katherine, Roel Edith Johnson, Rozel
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained the following guests at a buffer supper Sunday evening at the chapter house...
Hortense Horton, c'41
Delos Woods, c'40
Francine Zentmyer, c'40
Dennis Lieberman, c'40
Jerry Barnes, c'40
Betty Rogers, c'unel
Jule Humeh Brooks, c'unel
Mary Ann Edgerton, c'39
Norma Slon, c'41
John Statton, c'unel
Betty Rogers, Kansai City, Me
Wendela Bott, '36, was a weekend guest at Ricker hall.
held last Thursday afternoon in the men's lounge of the Memorial Union building.
Fraternity and sorority house-mothers were guests of the University Women's Club at its March tea
A one - act play, "Ways and
bees," by noel Coward, was read
by Helen Heisenberg and
Rhea Hoopes, Mrs. A. E. Garrison
and Mrs. Jan Chiapus.
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Mrs. E. B. Stouffer and Mrs. C. H. Ashton poured at the tea table.
Mrs. John Blocker, who was general chairman in charge of the tea, was assisted by the following chairmen: Reception, Mrs. E. B. Stouffer and Mrs. Forrest, who deceived Mrs. Edward N. Doan; deceased Mrs. R. I. Canutson; and refreshing Mrs. A. H. Sluiss
Kappa Kappa Gamma elected the
following officers last night.
President Hurd. Hard. cauc!
Fishman, Rob Hullman Jr.
Rush captain, Peggy Lynch, c'unel
Standard's chairman, Mary Louise Karae
c'19
Standards representatives Betty Barrett c'38; Virginia Lee Sweeps, c'39; Margaret McCoy, c'40.
Freshman trainer, Patricia Eisenhower 440
c40 Hupe president Mary In Counell
Scholarship chairman, Maurine Gray 49
House president, Mary Jo Connell b'uncl
'19 Intramural manager, Helen Geis, c40 Activities chairman, Mary Noel, coal '20 Registrar, Maxime Almon, c40 Marshall, Barbara Simpson, c40 Librarian, John Johnson, c40 Librarian, Betty Gene Sayles, c40 Scrapbook keeper, Margaret Parker, c41 Corresponding secretary, Betty Anne
Corresponding secretary, Betty Anne Yankee, f4-11
Recording secretary, Ruth Patterson
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cunel
Panhellenic representatives, Dorothy Blue
Pamillele representatives, Danny Lattie fa'19, and Peggy Lynch, c'ucll Treasurer (re-elected), Mary Kay Latt
149, 150 and Pegg Lynch, C. Cornell.
Treasurer (re-elected), Mary Kay Latt,
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Helen Johnson, 6/14
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Assistant treasurer, Helen Johnson, f4'
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Sunday guests at the Triangle fraternity house, all from Kansas City. Mae were
Miss Royland Parker
Miss Phyllis Smith
Larry Hodman
Ralph McCarthy
Ed Johnson
Delta Upsilon held formal initia
Jack Beamer, c'41
Willford Eugene Coad, c'41
Francis Galloway, b'19
Lester Low Henry, c'41
Robert Williams, c'39
Keneth Rash, b'51
Schuyler Rice, c'41
Jamie Rountree, c'41
Edward Woford, c'29
the initiation these men were guests at a formal initiation honor given in their honor.
Alumni and guests present were
Alumni and guests present were Prof. Raymond Beamer and Mrs. Beamer, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. W, D. Roads, Tulsa, OK
Mr. and Mrs. Galloway, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Flavir Robertson, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dietrich, Kansas City M.
C. A. Burnett, Grard
Rocky Bay, Boat Harbor Springs
Ray Wright, Lancey
Henry Wright, Butler, Wichita
Warren MacDonald, Colby
Henry Marshall, John
Mary Martha Carden, cunell
Henry Ather, Lawrence
Henry Manning, Imaeus
Arcircle Galloway, Kamaa City, Mo.
Robert Manning, Kamaa City, Mo.
Robert Manning, Kamaa City, Mo.
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The Kappa Sigma fraternity held formal initiation services at the Gamma Omicron chapter house Sun Day. The following were initiated:
Kenneth Brooks, c#41
Elden Brown, browm, c#41
Howard Engleman, c#41
Larry Hendry, browm, c#41
Robert Leidig, c#41
Roger Ludeman, c#41
R. B Quinn, curnel
R. B Quinn, curnel
Will Woodman, cunel
Jake Young, c#41
Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Kallis and son visited with friends in Lawrence over the weekend. Mr. Kallis was a professor in the University School of Law in 1934 and 1935. He is now an attorney in Waukegan, Ill.
Mrs. Kallis was the former Miss Selma Gottlieb, a graduate of the University. She received her A.B. in 1922, her M.A. in 1924, and her Ph.D. in 1927. While at the University she interned in the state water laboratory.
Frank Gaddie, Topeka, and Tom McConwell, Kansas City, Mo., were guests at the Alpha Kappa Psi house Sunday.
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N. Mrs. K. Thompson, formerly with the Kappa Sigma fraternity, became housemother last week to the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mrs. H. Butler, the former housemother, has bee ill in St. Louis.
the holidays, and will be unable to return this spring.
Miller hall will entertain with an hour dance tonight from 7 to 8 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Trueman Jones and Miss Marian Mayan were dinner guests at the Alpha Chi Sigma house Sunday.
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J. C. Compton of Wichita and William Lgm of Coefexville spent the weekend at the Alpha Chi Sigma house.
Alba Chi Omega announces the Catherine Dunkeil, ed38; to Maurice Cannada, ed38; a member of the Sigma Chi Faenrima.
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Dinner guests at the Sigma Kappa house last 'Friday night were: J. I Evrine, St. Joseph, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs L. M. Norton, Kansas City, Kan.
The regional president of Sigma Kappa, Mrs. Lawrence Corbett, was a weekek guest at the chapter house here.
Mrs. Gonevieve Andrews, Abilene was a weekend guest at the Sigma Kappa house.
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Ricker hall will hold open house from 7 until 8 o'clock Tuesday night
Geologists-ford), a southern rhapsody, Virginia (Haydn Wood), and Rhapsody in Rhumba (Bennett), completed the program.
Ban Herschler was a dinner guest at the Phi Mu Alpha house Sunday
Mr. Bass is a native of Bourbon county, Kansas, and for a number of years has been a member of the U.S. Geological Survey, and was for a time distinct geologist for Kansas for the Pure Oil company. He is coauthor of a geological bulletin on the history of coal mining on Ellis, Hamilton and Cowley counties, all published by the Kansas Geological Survey.
Mr. Bass has spent the past three years studying the rich oil-producing sands of Kansas, and his findings have just been published in a Kansas Geological Survey bulletin under the title, "Origin of Shoestring Sands of Greenwood and Butter Counties, Kansas."
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Band-ford), a southern rhapsody, Virginia (Haydn Wood), and Rhapsody in Rhumba (Bennett), completed the program.
Rhapsody in Rhumba was one of the best-received numbers, and right so. In a striking and modern mood it builds from the primitive rhumba to high symphonic theme with faint echoes of the rhumba, then back to the rhumba again, before moving on. We ourselves adopt with the marcas, clevis and sand blocks in giving this number the primitive Cuban touch.
Cuban Number Popular
**Query:** Who turned the horses loose in the first balcony during Van Dyck's solo . . . or could that have been people?
In other words: Mr. Wiley and the
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Old man hard luck stalked t b e Jayhawker cinder team through-out the indoor season. I sast Satur-day night in the Big Six meet he dealt his worst blow, but despite this fact the trackmen made their best indoor showing in the last three years.
Kansas needed only four more points to land in second place. Missouri and Kansas State tied for second place with 23 points and the Mt. Orend men closely followed with 20 points.
An injury and a few questionable decisions of the judges knocked the Kansans out of second place. The jawyawkers were taken by surprise as the officials dropped a rock on the Kansan hopes when they anlyzed the men placing in the 60-yard dash and the 60-yard low hurdle.
Hard Luck
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Paul Mason, a greatly improved hurdler, led the field to the tape in the 60-yard low hurdles. A mix-up by the judges followed, and as a result Masoon was awarded second. One official picked Masoner and another picked Gish of Nebraska as the winner.
In the 60-yard dash the Jawhawk followers thought that Lyle Foy raced across the finish in second position. Torrishie of Oklahoma, Dixon of Missouri, and Foy of Kansas blazed across the finish neck and neck. Between this group znd the remainder of the veld there was a yard gap. Leading the second group was Wilder of Iowa State. The judges again lost track of what was going on and showed Foy down to the fourth position in their scramble to pick the men that placed.
Harry Wiles, captain, was unable to compete in the conference meet as a result of being spiked in the game. He was expected dual meet the previous week.
Lon Bird, after clearing 13 feet in the pole vault, fell on his i is left arm, which he injured badly. This mishap will probably keep Bird from further competition this season. He was favored to win this
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On said occasion Ferdinand was an invited guest at one of the Theta suppers. Not being a ladies' man, Praille wandled around until he alighted at the piano, where rested an unexplurgated edition of the story of FERDINAND the bull. Feud, being an impulsive chap, grew panicus at the sight of his name over the picture of a poetic bull. He
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