MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1932
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Fraternities End Rush Season With 274 Names
(Continued from page 1)
I'bi Delta Theta
pulbo. Olkir. Charles K., Netwanky
Briley, Brewhouse. Atchison; Lloyd Moye
McMahon; Wesley. St. Paul; Moor
Steel. Fl. Dorado; Marshall
Newman, Axtell. Robert Ross, Peter
Simmons, John. William Parka-
rumo. Ark. Charles Ellis. Hullhard
Bud Hues. Leavenworth. William Poe
Warner  Abercrombie, Washburn
Murrar Brown, Thomas VanClaven
Murray Johnson, Johnson
Sturbridgeburg, Lewis Moe, Johnson
Burg, Kansas City, Mo; James Hauchey
Concordia, Jack Miller, Lowrance
George Wright, Concordia; Earl
Shaffer, Staffer Russell;
Allison McClure, Topken
Charles Klein, Tula, Okla; Khak
Jonathan Kelley, Bristol;
Milton Bosse, Elliwood; Eklen
Pleaens, Leavenworth; Frederick
Chumlin, Endic Olk, Frank Neal
Hutchinson, John Peterson, Jr. Win-
Phi Gamma Delta
Frank Affleck and Harrison Smith Attick; Ben Baraldes, Lawrence Charles Brown, Wichita; James Curwen Charles Brown, New Orleans; Scott Shorten, Kansas City Mo; Craig Glesasser and John Chan Alderson; Den Green, Eddie Robert Altman; Rober Luckman; Robert Scott, Jack Shipman; Robert Sullivan, Glenn.
Phi Kapna Psl
Russell Beetie, Wichita; Harra O'Donnell, and Dana Durand, Junitubia City, Loomis Ablerone, Eugene Ottonus, Charles McCarnish, Gay Sanford, Kenny Cattell
Pi Kanna Alaha
Kenneth M. Hammond, Brooks Robert Perry and Morris Hildreth, Coffeyville J. Warren, Vernon V. Verdi, Karl D. Hutchinson, M. Moore Hutchinson, James Mandion, Kramer City, Moy. William Jones, Cyden D. Minnoli, Miki. Frank Lyndon, Newton Miki. Oki, Franck Lyndon, Newton Miki.
Pi Upsilon
Craig Carrman, St. Joseph, Mo.
Marc Stierfeldt, St. Joseph,
Jonah and Al WI Jenkins,
James Bevner, Lakim, Evelyn
Whalman, Dottie Cox, Louisa
Longhurst, Daniel Pauleen
City, Kan.; Ralph Schlotzhauer, Bucyrus; Darrel Newhouse, Garabaldi, Ore.
Brainbridge Bunting, Kenneth Rayniborn, Edward Ironsmith, Earl Wallinford and Robert McBabie, Kansas City, Mike Ford, John Ward, Isaac Swain, Kansas City, Kan. Rey Elling, Lindsborg; John Reeder, and Howard Stoppenberg, Kingley; Boyd Russell, Louis Forsyth, Long Beach, Calif.; Roymond Dumm, Hosdon Gordon, Gray Newton.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Lalin Hunter, Fort Scott; Charles Black, Wichtia; Riley Moore, Topeka Meyer, Independence, Alexander Georris Nerrison, Horton, Thomas Arnold, Butler, Mo.; Raymond Shannon, Fort Scott, Georgie Norris
Sigma Nu
Steve Allen, Teenager; Norbert Anschutz, Kansas City, Mo.; Mary Kovacs, Kansas City, Kans.; Loring Dalton, Lawrentee; Hubert Parmenter, Parsley, Ill.; Elinand Lemain, Lemain, Ill.; Donald Graham, Independence; Eugene Horton, Horizon, Hurst, Kansas); J. B. McKay, Lawrence; Irwin M. Sterling; Harold Sanders Goodland; George Patterson; Richard W. Willson; William Wayward; Wayland Stookey, Ottawa.
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Richard Franklin Askew, T. Ray Hafferd, and Clyde B. O'Bloomfield, Tulsa; Clyde C. Corbin, Meridian; Clyde C. Corbin, Meridian; Ray L. Childers, Herman H. Raming, Edward W. Gary Jr., William K. Dellis, Milton Schrobe, D. S. Schneider, Milton Schrobe, William Christie Cayot, Kansas City, Mo.; Frank E. Craving, Enstam N. M.; Frank E. Craving, Enstam N.; David Hugh Fisher, Topcik; Reed K. Dower, independence, Mo.; Byron Whitney, William Bolton, Lawrence Fricke, Francis Reppleman, Richmond.
Triangle
Theodore J. Crain and Row Nort-
Lawrence; Kenneth Scherer, James
Pattullo, and John Herndon, Kansas
City, Mo.
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