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THE UNIVERSITY EARLY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1829
Jessup to Arrive Today; Is an Old Friend of Lindley One Hundred and Forty-six Students Recognized for Scholastic Standing
"He is one of the leading state university presidents of this country," said the Chancellor in commenting on his book. "The University of Iowa has enjoyed much advancement in recent years and he has been a major contributor of educational trends and is a pleasing speaker. We are indeed fortunate in securing him as the speaker."
President W. A. Jessup of Iowa University, who will address the students at the Hunter Convention tomorrow, will be on hand for the day. Mrs. Jessup is accompanying him, and they will be the guests of honor, Mrs. M. H. Lindsley will attend until Tuesday.
Chancellor Lindley and Mr. Jessup have old friends, having been professors in the state university of Indiana, who are very much good friends in those days that they frequently have spent their vacations in the streams of Minnesota.
Chancellor Lindley will preside at the convention, at which the following program will be presented:
America, led by Dean Donald M.
Swarthorn and the University Band.
Honors of 1929,
Honor Award of 1928,
Honor Award of W. A. Joseph
of the University of Iowa.
In addition to the honor man for 1928, those students who are among the highest 10 per cent of the senior class in 1928, in the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes will be present. A speaker at Auditorium is being reserved for these honor students. The complete list of the honors for this year is given here.
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Additional Society
Mriam Thioraman is spending the week end in Topeka as a guest at the Alpha Kappa Theta house.
Kappa Eta Kappa held its annual spring party Friday night at the charter house.
Alberta Showalter of Kingman, in visiting Robert Edmiston, at the Gamma Phi Beta house this week end.
Johnson and Griffiths orchestra furnished the music for dancing. The chaperones were Mrs. M. Atkinson, Mrs. B. Deichert, and Dr. Anderson.
"Hard Times" were evident at the Wesley Foundation party at the First Methodist church Friday evening. James S. Welch was awarded the Best Group Time of the season. The entertainment was furnished by groups which were classed
1929 HONOR STUDENTS
The Senior students whose names are listed below constitute the highest ten per cent in scholarship in their respective schools:
COLLEG2
Paul Ashley, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Gilbert Allen, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Linda Beech, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Faith Bach, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Marcus Chackiew,
Michael Chackiew,
Richard Crawford, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Rachel Crawford, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Thomas Durling,
Thomas Durling,
Douglas Ducker,
Sadler Edward, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Sutter M. Paul Ferguson,
Sutter M. Paul Ferguson,
Diana Lancey, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Chateau Green,
Betsie Greene, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Betsie Greene, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Helen Drinkwell, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Haley Drinkwell, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Haley Drinkwell, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Haley Drinkwell, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Haley Drinkwell, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Haley Drinkwell, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Erin D. Hoffman, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Eunice Jones,
Alfred Kowalski, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Alfred Kowalski, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Harland Landis, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Mark M. Marsh, Phi, Beta Kappa,
Mark M. Marsh, Phi, Beta Kappa
Cindy Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Pio Bella Kappa,
Ella Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Ella Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Mario Mangano, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Mario Mangano, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Jane Martinez, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Jane Martinez, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
John Mulligan, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
John Mulligan, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Filippo Martinez, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Filippo Martinez, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
William Lilly, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Jack Scheck, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Chloe Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Chloe Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Maternal Bond
Jon Mulligan, Pio Bella Kappa, Maternal Bond
Jon Mulligan, Pio Bella Kappa, Temporal Bond
Jon Mulligan, Pio Bella Kappa, Temporal Bond
Rocca Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Rocca Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Lola Mason, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Pio Bella Kappa, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Pio Bella Kappa, Pio Bella Kappa, Fellini on
Lola Mason
Boca Raton, Florida - Boca Raton Regional Facility.
Joseph J. Santos, Boca Raton, Florida
Teresa Lorenzo, Boca Raton, Florida
Tony Lorenzo, Boca Raton, Florida
Martina Narcisso, Boca Raton, Florida
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
Winner Macros, Pt. Laudita Theta
William H. Row
Pt. William,
Pt. Laudita Theta
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Ruth Bennett, P. LaLance Tcha
Marianna J. Rose, P. LaLance Tcha
Lia Maran Hogerty
Marion Hogerty, P. Delta Rabbi
Ed W. Allen, Architecture, Van Buren Pe
Bruce Pe. Architect, Van Buren Pe.
Imaging, Illustration, Van Buren Pe.
Honey Bee Therapeutics, Van Buren Pe.
Honey Bee Therapeutics, Van Buren Pe.
Honey Bee Therapeutics, Van Buren Pe.
Honey Bee Therapeutics, Van Buren Pe.
Honey Bee Therapeutics, Van Buren Pe.
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Stavilin Ivanov, Electrical
Designer, Stavilin Ivanov,
Electric Designer, Stavilin
Ivanov, Electric Designer,
Master Bacharach, Musica
& Dance, Master Bacharach,
Music & Dance, Master Bacharach,
Music & Dance
Leila Alvarez, Palma School Art
Milena Guirre, Yuri L. Filippa LaLama
Louise McCarthy, Marcus P. LaLama LaLama
Emily McCarthy, Marcus P. LaLama LaLama
SCHOOL OF LAW
Bard Van Bueren
Shannon, the son of Owen, of Queen Canterbury,
1879
A. Paul Snider
Arkham, the son of George, of Queen Canterbury,
1879
Mary M. Beardy
Mark D. Ballard
Preston Palmer
Lidore Miller
Paul F. Davenport
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY William S. Dauberry
William S. Daugherty
The following Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen lead in their respective classes. Where the decision was close more than one name is
Jameson
Ellen R. Baker, PE Lambda
T. Richard A. White
• Richard C. Gafford
• Lawrence Kenter
• Kevin Macmillan
• Misha M. Peitr
• Elizabeth H. Thompson
• Alain Wise
COLLEGE
Vergel Marvin Holt
Marvin Johnson
William Brenkman
Marvin Johnson
Geraldine Lutre
Kathleen M. Maru-
Charles C. Stephensman
William Harrington, Beta Gamma Sigma
College Sequoia, Gamma Phi Delta P.
W. Wadhams, Gamma Phi Delta P.
Nephromelia
Ruth Carlin Caldwell
Folly Manley
Jenice Poole
Howard K. Nisid
January
James Criswell, Rita Gamma Sigma
Arthur Crowd, Rita Gamma Sigma
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Freshman
Kenneth Crumrine
Howard C. Hale
SCHOOL OF BUS
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Sensitivities:
Wen Gabel, Chemical, Kyoto Tan Model,
Garald A. Kane, Electrical
Mildred Merrell, Pt. Lumbach Theta
Junior
Garland F. Mapple, Civil, Town Belle P;
Robert W. Smith, Electrical, Town Belle P;
Lawrence China
Charles W. Kinney, Electrical Kent H. Nauman, Architecture
**Farmer**
Danish Escortiit, Vidur
**Sophisticated**
Virginia Marwood, Vidur
**Forthcoming**
Kathleen Kaufman, Finn
**Miscellaneous**
Grand Year First Year
David J. Wilson James D. Cummings, MD, FACS
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Instructor W. G. Waltham
H. I. Cullman
J. H. Cullman
Faculty
Joseph Seymour
Joseph Seymour
Society for Research in Medicine
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
Instructor:
Gina A. Walts
Professor:
Harry W. Winkler
Jane Livingston, Delta Zeta, is spending the week end at her home in Chanute.
fied as Tin Can Alley, Allypink Center, Pinch Corner, and Slumber Hollow, the places from which they were taken. Most of their students were present.
Mrs. Mary V. St. Chire, Chl Omega house mother, and several women were in Kinsman City Saturday where wedding of Laura Ballon, A.B. 27
Miss Bentzie MacMurray, of Meredith Geiger, A. B, 28$, of Leavenworth, are week end guests at the Delta Zeta house.
Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma
morally entertained with a dance at the
Ferns and palms were used for decorations
and Hurry Kalei's orchestra.
Maurine Ricks, Delta Zeta, is at her home in Atchison this week end.
Chaperones for the evening were Mrs. L, C. Harris, Mrs. K, N. Thompson, Mrs. J, S. Stower, Mrs. Margaret Perkins and Mrs. Edith Miller. Out-of-town guests included Bernice Barker, Rachel Cummings, Jones, of Kansas City, Moe, Mary and Sally Lillard, of Topkapi, and Barbara Burke, of Leuvenworth.
All of the members of the Thet
All Phi Alpha sorority went to Kansas
City, Mo., yesterday to attend a
Founder's day banquet, there.
Lillian Yancee, of the Pi Phi house,
is spending the week end at her home
in Baxter Springs.
Emily Davis, of Abilene is a guest this week end at the Pi Phi house.
Margaret Seibeld, of the Pi Pi house, is spending the week end at her home in Acklison. Myra Little and Betty Dong Long are her guests.
Ruth Lundbird, of the Gamma Pili Beta base, who has been at her home in Anthony for the last three weeks, said she will return to Lawrence Monday.
Constance Ross, of the Gamma Phi Beta house, is visiting her grandmother Mrs. E. C. Ross, at Valley Falls, this week end.
Delta Tau delta fraternity held it annual spring formal at the Florida Center of Music. Agnew's orchestra playing for the dancing. At a wreath chorec, the party was decorated with flowers and freshness were served. The house was decorated with American beauty.
Chaperones were Mrs. Emma Fagen, Mrs.-Frances Goodell, Mrs.J. S. Fagen, W. R. Dickinson of Independence, Mo.-out-of-town guests were Dorothy Brooks, and Phyllis Thomas, of Kauai; W. B. Rogers, Booys Tainter; W. B. Rogers, Booys Tainter.
A student fellowship banquet was held at Westminster hall, Friday evening for Presbyterian students, Lilacs and pastel shades were used for decorations, and bouts were given during the event. The master instructor, and special music was given by Helen Stockwell and Dean Matthews.
of Olivec; Don Shaker and John Merle; of Manhattan, Donald Posthale; of Manhua; Martin Dickinson; of Kansai Campbell, of Kansas City, Mo.
The patronesses of Alpha Kappa Alpha security entertained with a formal concert featuring the Memorial Union building, Friday evening. Bill Poremis's Collegians played instruments, drums and music, and the regular Union building decortions were used. Abar was the guest.
Special guests of the students were Prof. H, N. Chamiller, Prof. N, P. Murphy, Professor Albert After, W. M. E, Penney, whose father dated Westminster hall.
Nadine Long, of the Chi Omega house, has returned to her home in Coffeyville, because of illness.
Week end guests at the Chi Omega house are Josephine Roberts, fa28 of Olathe and Margot Dale of Kansas City, Mo.
Members of Alpha XI Delta security were in Kansas City Saturday evening to attend their Founder's Day banquet.
Irene Zimmerman, fa'28, of Cottonwood Falls, is a guinea pig at the Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity and attended the Founder's Day banquet at Alpha X. Darien Saturday evening.
Dean Agnes Husband and Mise Irane Ponbody, assistant professor of voice, drove to St. Joseph, Mo., Saturday to spend the day with Mrs. Mikeh Miller, formerly an instructor in the School of Fine Arts at the University.
Miss Laura Ballon, A. B. 27, of Kansas City, Mo., was married to Wyatt Ballon and she is the mother of country Club Methodist church in Kansas City, Ms. Walters was attended by some of nere sorority sisters at the college where she did the college left for which she did the. The couple left for
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The deportment of Drawing and Painting told a costume party in Hoteway hall Friday evening. The ensembles were designed for the program and dancing. The girls were in the sting line and there were no dates allowed to the party. The costumes varied from denim pants with tassels to ribbons to wrestlers and Radios.
The Donald Alexander orchestra played several special numbers. Bornea Winterboimman, c31, gave a solo dance. A shadow screen pantomime by Gene McFarland, fa29, Randall Brubaker, fa31, and Franklin Rick, fa29. One of the bells of the event was directed by C. Goldhall, fa32.
Chaperones were Prof. and Mrs. Albert Blech, Prof. Karl Mattern, Prof. Raymond Eastwood, and Miss Remyary Keechn.
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