TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1920
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Social Fraternities "Call In" 361 Pledges at Rush Week Close One Professional Group Also Announces; Sig Eps Take Lead With 27
Social fraternities at the University pledged 361 men at the close of rush week activities Sunday night. The university has been excess of that last year, when 282 were announced. Twenty-one organizations announced lists. Alpha Kappa Lambda fraternity was the only organization not making an announcement.
One professional fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi, announced seven plenums last night. Additional plenums will be announced and other professional groups later.
Social Fraternities
Sigma Phi Epsilon led the social fraternities with 27 new names. Delta Chis were next with 26.
Six fraternities announced more than 20 pledges. In addition to the two mentioned pledges, Sigma, Kipappa Alpha, Sigma Nu and Sigma Phi Epsilon exceeded a score of pledges. Easter day was the "digital day" for their rushes. Pledge lists were prepared by the organizations, and preference lists were being checked Server pledges will be announced shortly after 12 o'clock today.
The complete list of fraternity pledges as announced last night is as follows:
Acacia
Acacia 10; Robert Blase, Wichtia;
Judgery, Jukeson, Oakridge;
Lawrence Cook, Chamberlain;
Guy, Kansas City, Kanss; Harold
Lewis, John Whelan; John Mofti,
Holston; Herbert Sandell, Kansas City;
Logan Sanford, Stafford, Lee
Johnson;
Alpha Tau Omega
Alqaht Tan Omegue, 21. Gene Price Ottawa; Castle Campbell, Tulsa Okla; Ernest Gills, Hermann Lang-Oakland; John Doolittle, Robert Boylen and Student Stevens, Kansas City; Charles Iabell and Harold Eusen, Kansas City; Kan; DeWitt Kpuff, Boeuf Chanteau; Don Holmes, Lawrence Dainw Dowl, Wichita; Buck Vanek Ellsworth; Herb Randle, Pratt; Carl Weinrich; Winfield; Warner Force-Dodge; Francis Sturgeon, Dodge City.
Delta Chi
Beat Theta P1: 11; Miller Nichols, Lloyd R. Gates, Floyd E. Doublelard, III, Kansas City, Lawyer Bail-Mary Doogz, Doggie City; Bernard E. Gridley, Wichita; Carl A. Ballwig, Empretoire; Edmund B. Williams, Ottawa; Albert Faulkner, Arkansas City; C. Bessay, Paula City; Kan, Walter J. Brueck, Paola
Delta Chi, 28; Milton Bartel, Kansas City; Roland Blair, Kansas City; John Harkness, Kansas City; George Wethers, Kansas City; Barry Gentry, Kansas City; Hjal Stewart Kansas City; Richard Mealy, Tulsa; George Cummings, Tulsa; Martin Jones, Emporia; George Brake, Elkhorn; Dollar Creek, Dallas; David Jordan Kansas City; Kan; Karol Herman, Kansas City; Kan; Oscar Bortz, Clafin; John Barber, Lawrence; Leon Peterson, Emporia; erion Doona Kansas City; Katie Okla. Leo LeClair, Kansas City; James Charles Williams, Lyons;
Garland Fredericks, Kansas City; Morrison Wills, Lyons; Gene Roberts, Elkhardt; Dabs Grutmacher, Omaag; Lee Bowers, Kansas City.
Delta, Signa Lambdin, 12; Caron-
Terrell, Attica; Howard Turner,
Gardner; Robert Ewing, Gardner;
Howell Ellis, Please man, Frank
Woodman; Frank Woodman,
nona; Reed Miller, Bickow, Mo.
Winfred Gainbreath, Savannah, Mo.
Sidney Gay, Gardner; Ronald
Hancock, Gardner; Leonard Mecalla, Garnett.
Delta. Tetra, Delta. J2-Ever. Anderson, Abelle; Jack Morrison, Abille; Otoe Exet, St Loci; Charles Brown, Horton; John Neble, William Taimer, Olathe; Henry Croye, Milton Crone and Kenneth McCauley, Kings City, Kai; True Mosevelt, Abelle; Gene Cronha, Wichita.
Delta Upsilon
Data, Upsilon Hugh Ham-
mong, Parsons; Alexander Melbourne,
Dodge City; Stewart Miller, Ellis;
Ogle Ashley, Shawnee, Okla.; Dune
Depel, Norton; Richard Chapin, Parms;
Glen Emmerand, William Avery;
Wakefield, Herschel Knoop;
Parsons; Joe Parker, Pratt; Elmer
Reinker, Topika; Robert Jackson
Wohite, Nichola Wichita; McPherson;
Kim Phillips, Donald Phillips, Colby;
Sam Naftger, Wichita
Kappa Sigma
Delta Upsilon
Kappa Sigma, 22. Eugene Cram, Needhae, T迪 Kramer, John Waddell, Maurice Kite, Food Funk and Sidney Lovelace, all of Kansas City; Dari Kennelly and James Marckley, Marckley; Jack McDonald, Jack Whittier, Calif.; French McGuahcey, Joplin; Kenneth Mickis, El Dorado; William Waggoner, Warren Smith; Charles Start, Scott City; Dan Webb, Highland; Olin Roark, Scott City; Karl Leidig, Lenora Warren Waters, Fort Scott; Craig Seigtified, Independence, Mo.; Milli Burnge, Birst; Lowel Hinsaw,
Phil Dela Tha
Phil Dela Tha: Lester Brown
Independence; Maurice Barricklow,
Great Bred; Sen Claflin, Kanaas
City; Kan; Clarence Filters, Kanaas
City; Lloyd Feah, Empratoria; God
Richard; Kanaas City; Dick Herdoro,
Hutchinson; Phil Kinkele; Hutchinson;
William Johnson, Oklahoma
City; John Slepers, Iowa; Pred
Richard; Henry White, Council Grove.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 19; Bruce Barclay, Kansas City, Kan.; Ralph Hartting, Princeton; James Lamorlow, Kansas City; James Wallis, Wichita; Paul Peterson, Newton; Arlie Simmons, Lawrence; Howard Jones, Chicago; Robert Scott, Winfield; Judson Hadley.
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