UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SIX
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1936
Greeks Pledge—
Continued from page one
sa city, Mo; Edwin Alter, Kansas City, Mo; Norman Meeks, Wichita, Robert Krause, Dayton, Kentucky, Raymond F. Frew, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Hollinger, Tulsa, Okla; Jack Beauty, Eureka; Kenneth Rockhill, Enoki, Tupelo Lakes, Examples, Conway Springs; Ralph Smith, Elkhardt; William Clark, Colorado Springs, Colo; and Merle Bristow, Winn
Kappa Sigma (23)
John Zimmerman, Kansas City; Mo
Edward Strasser, Kansas City; Mo
Richard Heyden, Kansas City;
Mo Richard Heyden, Kansas City; Mo Joe Border,
Lawrence; Mo McPheeters, Lansing;
Sigma Alpha Mu (7)
Joseph Bold, Kansas City; Herman Speaker, Brooklyn; Perlwren Perlwren, Louisville; Louis Arboretu, NY; N.Y.; Nuthan Axel, New York City; Daniel Cuniron, New York City; and Sun
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (25)
Jake Fowell, Kansas City; Mo.; Willi Hall, Kansas City; Mo.; Eugene Benson, Kansas City; Mo.; Lyle Willis, Kansas City; Mo.; David Humphrey, Kansas City; Mo.; Jack Nourse, Kansas City; Mo.; Robert Driako, Kansas City; Mo.; Howard Chemical, Kansas City; James Baker, Kansas City; John Ziegelmeyer, Kansas City; Richard Harp, Kansas City; Robert Moore, Tenn., Kentucky; John Ziegelmeyer, Kansas City; Richard Qoye, Sawyers; Richard Amerine, Pleasanton; Willi Mills, Lawrences, Dependence; Mo., Don E. Ehlberg, Lindborg; Wilbur Koreker, Hutchinson; Bud Bruder, Denver; Cohen, and Ernest
Triangle (10)
Richard Coleman, Kansas City, Mo.; John Donald Shirley, Kansas City, Mo.; Joakim Sorenson, Kansas City, Mo.; Soren Sorrenson, Kansas City; Willis Smith, El迪蒙特, Artiles Wiltson, Troy Smith, Eric Segmenter, Kenneth Sequester, Kansas City, Mo.; Karl Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.; and Clifford
Alpha Tau Omega (15)
Ampati Taui *Lacombe* Alfieer *Temple* Rhodes; Larrydon; Dan Rhube, Pittsburgh; Pa; Joe McCoy, McPherson; Bill Davis, McPherson; Bob Cullis, Robert Lucifer, Pablo, Cole; Dick Burgson, Bonner Springs; Jeremy Flood, Lawrence; Steve Salkow, Daniel Stone; Don Stewart Wathema; Jack Thiesler; Champlin W. Kramos, Kansas City, Mo; Gene Spiral
Sigma Nu (20)
James Braddfield, Kansas City; Mo.
Jac Locken, Kansas City; Mo. Iri
Layton, Kansas City; Mo. Iris
Meyers, Kansas City; Mo.
Robert Charlson, Kansas City;
William Johnson, Kansas City; Mo.
Robert Likes, Kansas City;
Robert Donovan, Kansas City; Mo. Dowon,
Kansas City; Mo. John Page, Kansas
City; Hilary Bulton, Kansas City; Lloyd
Ware, Kansas City; Lloyd Ware, Lawrence
Mottner, Lawrence; Nich
Holmma, Salem; Emmet Park, Charlce;
Frank Breuer, Bexter Springs, Lar-
ra Swaintsie, Iola, Iola Jackson, Finke
Sigma Chi (22)
B. Durrell, Kansas City, Mo; Steve Hawert, Kansas City, Mo; Jack Arthur, Kansas City; Dion Hoye, Oklahoma Harlan Lester, Oklahoma Lawrence, Lawrence; Monte Shrewd, Lawrence; Robert Farmr, Prairie Layson Divine, Kansas City; King Tiptoe, Robert McLead, Smith Center; Henry Schwalzer, Hayes, Noym Sinder, New e New; Michael Lea, Noym Leaord, Hutchison; Richard Young, Arkansas City; Ray Herersmann, St. Joseph, Mo; Stuart Munk, St. Louis; Richard Michae, Richard Michae; Richard Michae
Phi Delta Theta (20)
Bad Burns, Salina; John Crue, McMeson; Elinor Columbio, Parsons; John Detwister, Smith Center Job Foederer; John Foster, William Hamilton, Arkansas City; James Robertson, Maryville; Wayland Stephenson, Lawrences; Alissa Hoppus, Alissa Hoppus, Tulsa; Olden; Olga Chestnut, Belton; Mo; Robert Jessues, Centralia; Morgan McCulley, Kansas City; Mae Tinklekamp, Kansas City; Barr Siffers, Kansas City; Mo; Johnson, Kansas City; Mo; Jones, Blakoney, Kansas City, Mo; and Lot
Phi Kappa Psi (19)
Warren, Anderson, Cartagee, Mo.; Richard Carryl, Hutchinson, Don Darden, Kauffman, City; Mo.; Russell Framh, Kent, City; Mo.; William Fallonrell, Independent, City; Mo.; Neohodes, William Hamilton, San Antonio; Tocari, Robert Hunt, Lawrence Hutting, Kansas City; Mo.; Carl Johnson, Kansas City, City; Mo.; Bedford, Bill Lenen, City; Groves Lincoln, Ontario; Kirk Owens, Topeka; Herbert Roberts, Parsons; and
P. Throckbottle—
Continued from page one
But in this case the answer was all too obvious.
It was had enough to have to unsemble long words and work silly little puzzles when he expected a real intelligence test, but Percival had to skip the math part altogether. He had not had any since junior high days and the mere appearance of a problem to be solved scared him into imbecility. At 12.15 he emerged, pale and shaking, with the conviction that he would be
graded as a low class moron and sent home immediately.
But here he was in the registration line and someone else had just asked his name and school, and had handed him a card. He hung around for a while, then they were taking their cards and going out into the hall again.
times? When he finished his collar wilted and his hands were covered with
Mutter, Mutter, Mutter
Not Just Ordinary but As Good As the Best.
Shoe repairing, shining, dyeing
ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
1017 Mass. W.E. Whiststone, Prop. Phone 686
Mutter, Mutter, Muter
Still muttering, he walked on down the line. He caught sight of another numbered desk and being well-trained in this respect, he asked her to open surprised "Did you wish to join," she asked, adding "this is the Y, W, C, A." Perculidn't. However, he did stop at the next table and let the Y, M, C, A. and after telling some others that had a K, book he was free. Free! His troubles were over. Now he fun could start.
Poor little Perculid'. You, the fun woman, but not the friend he had in mind. Registration was as tame a job as a walk down the street compared to enrollment. But ignorance is bliss and Perculid ever began a weak but cheerful as he came out into the sunshine.
DAILY NEEDS AND EMERGENCY ITEMS FOR EVERY STUDENT
FOUNTAIN DRINKS
Adhesive Tape - Absorbent Cotton - Bandages
Gauze - Cold Preventatives - Disinfectants
Parker, Sheaffer, Conklin Fountain Pens
Fountain Drinks - Stationery
Your prescriptions filled correctly.
RANKINS DRUG STORE
"Handy for Students"
"Handy for Students"
1101 Mass. ACROSS FROM COURTHOUSE Phone 678
The Quality of Our Work
THE NEW - - - used and new textbooks
laundry cases
study lamps
fountain pens — pencils
slide rules — drawing instruments
book ends — waste baskets
note books and paper, all sizes
jayhawk playing cards
k. u. and jayhawk stationery
chemistry aprons
doctors' gowns
pencils, all brands and grades
k. u. jayhawk novelties
jayhawk jewelry
Must Meet With Your
Approval
Independent Laundry Co.
740 Vermont Street Phone 432
OPEN THIS MORNING
UNIVERSITY DINING ROOM Cafeteria Counter...
Open every day except Sunday
at the following hours
Breakfast ---- 7:30 - 9:30
Lunch ----- 11:30 - 1:00
Dinner ----- 5:30 - 6:45
(Parent Saturday Evening)
Open during entire day
Booth Service . . . . .
Breeze in for a snack or two during a vacant hour. Obliques waiters will serve you the tastiest of edibles—and wiches, salads, and pastries fit for a king.
Our new banquet room on the west side of the building is available for clubs and other group meals. Phone us your reservation.
Those mammoth "aristocratic" hamburgers would fill Mr. Wimpy's eyes with tears of delight. Try one.
The UNIVERSITY DINING ROOM
(formerly the Cafeteria)
MEMORIAL UNION BUILDING
Buy It at the BOOKSTORES
COME IN BROWSE
Annex
1237 Orcad Rowlands
Main Storc
1401 Ohio
We deliver
STUDENTS...
This year you will have the opportunity of owning a
"K"" Book
You can use it for reference and memoranda. It contains information about the University which should be of interest to every student. The calendar of events at the back of the book provides space which may be used for notations or as a diary. Your "K" BOOK will increase in value as you use it. Keep it carefully.
For the past several years there has been a shortage of "K Books." Each student and professor may purchase a book for only----
Get your book when you register or at the business office.
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