TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1937
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
an account of MICHAEL KATHLEEN MYERS, Society Editor
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Guest at the Kappa house for dinner Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. H., A. Leppe, Toplek,
Marrie Jina Leppke, Toplek
Mrs. E. C. Morgan, Foplek
Fred McLean, c/18
Frederick Shurer, c/17
Florence Boussa, c/17
Frederick Boussa, c/17
The Acaici fraternity held its winter formal party at the chapter house Saturday night. "Red" Blackburn's orchestra played. Chaperons were: Mrs. W, E. Bowersock, Mrs. Eva Oakes, Mrs. N. S. Butcher, Mrs. J. N. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. David Horkmans. Guests were:
Graze Valentine, c18
Jamette Hardy, c14
Betsy Graham, c14
Betty Gruff, c14
Candice Iannini, c14
Arlene Irwin, c14
Piggy Morgan, c17
Vince Huntington, c14
Vincent Huntington, c14
Margaret Frost, c14
Dorothy Sullivan, c40
Milton Schwartz, c14
Alm Gormden, c40
Ala Dell Menkle, c40
Faith Ruth Monke, c40
Grace Rust, c40
Dorothy Yukle, c18
Tilda Kirk, c40
Marille Stewart, c29
Dorothy Wyrick, c39
Catherine Kuntee, Topela
Mary Jane Kwander, Kansas City, Mo.
Robert Loving, Kansas City, Mo.
Lea Yea Leau, Warrington, Mo.
Virginia Hawkinson, Kansas City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Clapman, Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. William Reaver, Topula
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Katherine Cassidy, "36, and Cora Queen Barber, "38, were weekend guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house
Elizabeth Murray, Beloit, was a weekend guest of Mrs. F. B. Kineau at the Stigma Phi Epsilon house.
Saturday dinner guests at Gamma Phi Beta house were:
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The Newman club has elected the following officers for the second semester: President, Leon Anderson, ph38; vice-president, Lewis Gargilione, e40; secretary, June Caps, c'umel; treasurer, Margaret Montgomery, gr; sergeant-at-nams, James Gillespie, e40.
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Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma fraternity Sunday were: Mary Frances Martin, Caitlin Betty Cheesey, c'encl; Paul McJimsey, Kansas City; Bill Brown, Kansas City; and Bill Carlson, Americus.
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Dinner guests at Watkins hall hall sunsed were: Miss Rosemary Ketcham; Margaret Trombolle, c'unel; Mary Abt, a37; Locile Haugland, c57; Kenneth Catren, b38; John Crouch, b38; and Donley Meyer, m39.
Sunday dinner guests at Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity were, Mae. Talib Harmen and Mia Minu Hiramn of Lawrence and Vardie Ward. St. Joe
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Guests at the Alpha Delt PI plouse over the weekend were: Catherine Kunter and Kalyah Ingirene, Tepahel Kerm, Shurun Spring and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Zemtmyer Horton.
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Sunday dinner guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house were: Mr. and Mrs. Varga, Kansas City; Christine Mund of Topkachi; Mr. and Mrs. John Shinkle and Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Shawwer and Mr. of Paola.
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Mrs. Fred Harris, Jr., Chanute, was a guest at the Kappa Alpha Thea house for dinner Saturday night.
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Delta Upsilon fraternity announces the pledging of Alfred Gallup, b'uncl.
Delta Upsilon, national social fraternity, held a dinner last evening in honor of the following graduating seniors: Roy Barley Chamber, ph.37; Rush Herriott, c.37; Egan Lloyd, c.37; and Max Hodges, fa.27; Lloyd Houston and Ray Wright, alumni, both of Lawrence, were guests.
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Clarence Mundis of Topeka.
Guests at the Alpha Tau Omega
Miss Gardner Resumes Teaching
Miss Lois Gardner, associate
feeder of the college, received
of her classes yesterday following
an injury to her arm received in a fall.
OVER THE HILL
Phill Fleuerault, gr, a book review of the book, "Life of Louis Agassiz," in the last regular meeting of the Academy of Arts. Dowling Confined with "Fli"
E. J. Dewling, assistant instructor of economics, who was called to help with the death of his grandmother, is confined there with an attack. Four other examinations will be taken over by other members of the School of Business
Taggart Resumes Classes
J. H. Taggart, professor of economics, who has been ill with bronchitis, returned yesterday to take
The payroll represents 24,902 hours of work by 581 undergraduate and 46 graduate students. It covers the period from Dec. 11 to Jan. 10.
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Because of student illness and the Christmas vacation, the CSEP pay for December amounting to $8. The annual small payroll for the semester is
On the Shin-he couldn't get it. When he was seen wearing a new pin he was questioned, and he stated that he had purchased it, but the girl had provided the money because she said she had lost the pin—a likely story!
Second Smallest CSEP Payroll of Year Will Be Paid Jan. 21
The check for this month's work probably will be ready for distribution by Thursday, Jan. 21. Students will be notified through the Kansas
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Embarrassing Moment: When Prof. Waldemar Geltch spilled the collection plate at the Presbyterian church Sunday night.
Loast: One suit of clothes, color dark gray—overcoat and shoes returned, others believed to have been left in a taxabank. Liberal reward.
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At the Chi Omega party Barbara Goll evidently wished to be known as the "sweetheart of Blacklurk's Band"—she favored each member with some remembrance such as a candy bar to which was attached a note giving her a new and affectionate name.
George Proof Delta Tau, is reported as still making use of the old gag of running out of gas at opportune
moments—this has occurred on three of his dates.
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Doctor Hopkins, of the department of English, inadvertently caused some misunderstanding on the part of a student and Carter's supply store. Doctor Hopkins has tablets of yellow paper made which students in his classes are required to use because of the case on the eyes while grading papers. The doctor and asked if they had the Doctor Hopkin's tablets but was promptly referred to a drug store for any supposed "error alls."
Moderate Success: Bob Busy, rambling Journal-World columnist, has quit singing "The Music Goes Round and Round" and is now haunting persons with his rendition of "Heudin". For the Last Ten Years, he remarked that it was a very appropriate number to sing while worrying about finals. At that, he still seems to favor a type of folk song.
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