FRIDAY. APRIL 30. 1937
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
MARY JOHNs, Society Editor
Before 3 p.m. Cell, KU-215; editor, 229-823
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma house last night included the following:
Helen Hay, c/40
Glenda Speakman, f/a/cell
Bachelor, c/40
Mary K. Lal, c/40
Marion Morrison, c/40
Mary Joanne Lal, f/40
Margie Spahrin, f/40
Dominic Levanon, c/40
Mary Fee Gerald, c/40
Jane Waring, c/40
Corbin hall will entertain with its annual formal spring party tonight at the house from 9 until 12 o'clock. Chaperons will be Miss Elizabeth Mogular, Miss Marie Miller, Miss Raymond Nichols, Miss Mary.Rawnden Nicholas, Red Blackburn and his orchestra will furnish the music.
Wilber Krocker, c'40, was a dinner guest Wednesday night at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house.
The Alpha Tau Omega fraternity entertained with an hour of dancing last night. Guests were: Marcia Nortris, c:40; Carrie Hay, f:9; Jane 39
Sebaegel, fn 40; Louise Grayson, c'40; Mary Charles, c'40; Mildred Mikesell, c'37; Martini Jane Stockman; Cleo DeCamp, c'mel; Patricia Owens, c'29; Jane Marchall, c'27
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Dinner guests at the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority house last night were:
William Grant, c.£40
Michael Dawson, c.£39
Steven Carey, c.£19
William Towney, c.£17
Josh Anglundra, c.¹77
James Harvey, c.£40
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Phi Delta Theta will hold its annual Spring formal party Saturday night. May 1 at 9 a.m. in the Music Hall and his orchestra will furnish the music. Decorations will lend an atmosphere of an old Chinese orchard.
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Pauline Hibbs, c'uncil, and William Graham, c'38, were guests at the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house last evening.
Dinner guests at Corbin hall Wednesday night were Mary Guild, c'4; Alma Ott, ed37; Mr. Grove of
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Theta Tau announces the pledging of Dean Ritchie, c'40 and Alvin Barnett, c'30.
Mrs. Hardesty, of Merriam, is visiting her daughter at Corbin hall.
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Alpha Delta Pt sorority held a picnic last night at Brown's Grove.
William Tholen, c'39, was a luncheon guest at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house yesterday.
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In the preliminary game between the juniors and the seniors, the seniors emerged victorious with a score of 7 to 4.
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In the relay races, Kansas had the best time in the quarter-mile and the two-mile; Penn had the best time in the half-mile and the medleys; and Drake saw the best mile relay. In the quarter-mile relay, North Texas (E. Brown, Christman, Stovall, and D. Brown) set a mark of 41.9 at Kansas, and the same team dropped at Penn. Rice won at Drake in 42.6.
On the Shin-inches; Peacock, Temple, won at Penn, 24 feet 11 inches; Hubbard, Minnesota, at Kansas, 24 feet 13 inches.
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In 13 events, common to the three programs, Kansas had the best time in six, Penn in four, and Drake in three, and Penn and Drake tied for first in a四teenth. Of two events run at Kansas and Penn, Kansas had the better time in one, and Penn and Drake took fourth-mile relay for the other.
Kansas Compares Well In Relays
The high calibre of performance at the Kansas Relays is revealed by a comparison of performance at the three principal relay carnivals—Kansas, Drake, and Penn. Drake was handicapped by had weather, but Kansas had its customary warm spring day.
Indiana Seasons Mark
Indiana's two-mile team (Lash,
Smith, Miller, Truitt) set the season
mark at Kansas at 7:46.5. At Penn,
Manhattan won in 7:53.8, and at
Drake, Ohio State won in 7:54.
Almost the same team that set the
high two-mile mark at Kansas made
the new world's record in the four
mile at Penn, Truitt, Smith, Deckar,
and Lash covering the distance in
17:16.1.
6 feet 8½ inches; at Penn, Threadaild of Temple made 6 feet 5 inches; at Drake, Walker, Ohio State, 6 feet 3½ inches.
Pole vault — at Kansas, won by bird,
Kansas, 13 feet 6 inches; at Penn,
Harding of Yale, 13 feet 5 inches; at
Vale, Gilboa, Notre Dame, 13 feet 1
feet.
Kansas supremacy in special events included:
Shot put—at Kansas, Francis of
Nebraska, 51 feet 6 inches; at Drake,
Francis did 51 feet 5½ inches; at and
Columbia, 54 feet 8½ inches.
2½ inches.
High jump, won by Vickery, Texas.
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Francis reversed his form in the discus, doing his best work at Drake with a throw of 149 feet 1 inch, compared to Green, Georgia, at Penn, 148 feet $ \frac{2}{3} $ inches and Francis winning at Kansas with 144 feet $ \frac{3}{4} $ inches.
Kansas Relays had a new intercollegiate javelin record in the throw of 229 feet $^{2}$ inches made by Torry of Hardy-Simmons; with atention on 218.69 feet; and at Penelope Army, army了 213 feet 11 inches.
San Romani won from Cuming-
ham in the mile at Kansas in 414:1,
while Lash winning from Becalli
and others at Penn in 424:3
The Indiana team which won the half-mile relay at Kansas in 1.277, with the substitution of Gunning for Stein, made a better record of 1.272 at Penn. Rice won at Drake in 1.286.
Pittsburgh Sets Medley Record
Pittsburgh set a new sprint medley record at 3.38.4 at Penn, compared to Iowa's 3.37.5. Drake and lowell's 3.32.6 at Kansas.
In the distance medley, Indiana equalled the world's record of 10.047 at Penn, after winning in the final. Drake won at Drake in 10.210.
Washington State won the mile relay at Drake in 3:17.2; Indiana won at Kansas in 3:19.8, and Manhattan at Penn in 3:20.5.
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Penn had the best 120-high hurdles and tied with Drake for leadership in the 100.
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