PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS SUNDAY, APRIL 28. 1983 Jessup to Arrive Today; Is an Old Friend of Lindley One Hundred and Forty-six Students Recognized for Scholastic Standing President W. A. Jessup of Iowa University, who will address the students at the Honors Convocation tomorrow, will be on campus Monday and day, Mrs. Jessup is accompanying him, and they will be the guests of honor, Mrs. E. H. Lindley until Tuesday. Chancellor Lindley and Mr. Jesse are old friends, having been professors in the state university of Indiana who teach a class such good friends in those days that they frequently have spent their vacations in the streams of Minnesota. "He is one of the leading state university presidents of this country," he said in a Chancellor in connection with an online course at the University of Iowa has enjoyed much advancement in recent years, and he is now serving as dept. of educational trends and is a pleasing speaker. We are indeed fortunate in securing him as the speaker of the year. Channelor Lindley will preside ; the convoction, at which the following program will be presented; America, led by Dean Donald M. Swarthock and the University Band, Lord's Purple Haze and the University Band of 1929, Honor Award of 1928, Address by President W. A. Jesup of 1928, the Honor Award for the Crimson and the Blue. In addition to the honor man for 1928, those students who are among the four leading honor students, the class, and the leading honor students in the junior, sophomore, and freshman sections of seats in the front of the Auditorium is being reserved for these students, the section of seats in the front of the honors for this year is given below. Additional Society (Continued from page 3) Kappa Eta Kappa hold its annual spring party Friday night at the chamber house. Miriam Thorunah is spending the week end in Topoka as a guest at the Alpha Kappa Theta house. Johnson and Griffiths orchestra fornished the music for dancing. The choir performed at many events the chaperones were Mrs. M. Alkinson, Mrs. R. Deichert, and Dr. and Mrs. S. Huckabee. Alberta Showalter of Kingman, is visiting Robert Edmiston, at the Gamma Phi Beta house this week end. "Hard Times" were evident at the Wesley Foundation party at the First Methodist church Friday evening. James S. Welch was nerved by the costume. The entertainment was furnished by groups which were classed 1929 HONOR STUDENTS The Senior students whose names are listed below constitute the hottest ten per cent in scholarship in their respective schools COLLEG Paul Allen, Phi Beta Kappa Paul Allen, Phi Beta Kappa Eugene Burke, Phi Beta Kappa Eugene Burke, Phi Beta Kappa Paul Jeffrey, Phi Beta Kappa Marcia Chuckwitz Maria Chuckwitz Richard Crawford, Phi Beta Kappa Richard Crawford, Phi Beta Kappa Thomas Darling Thomas Darling Dunbury Thackery Dunbury Thackery Ralph Wilde Emerson Ralph Wilde Emerson Roma Rina Romia Rina Island Glaser, Phi Beta Kappa Island Glaser, Phi Beta Kappa Island Glaser, Phi Beta Kappa Lynda Horsley, Phi Beta Kappa Lynda Horsley, Phi Beta Kappa Hendrick Johnson, Phi Beta Kappa Hendrick Johnson, Phi Beta Kappa Enbridge Enbridge Virginia Krueger, Phi Beta Kappa Virginia Krueger, Phi Beta Kappa Jennifer Lauer, Phi Beta Kappa Jennifer Lauer, Phi Beta Kappa Mary Larson, Phi Beta Kappa Mary Larson, Phi Beta Kappa Chrissie McGuire, Phi Beta Kappa Chrissie McGuire, Phi Beta Kappa Cindy Schmidt, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda Mu, Kellie Moore, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda Tu, Mary Margaret Moose, Phi Rho Kappa, Vivek Munayee Moose, Phi Rho Kappa, John Ostrand, R. Cliff, John Orland, R. Cliff, Eudora Munayee, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda, Elizabeth Washburn, Phi Rho Kappa, William Washburn, Phi Rho Kappa, Tulsa Tula, Jack Wade, R. Cliff, Chris Quiyuan, Chris Quiyuan, Joe Weidman, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda, Joe Weidman, Hilton Westfield, Lewis Washburn, Phi Rho Kappa, Lawrence Washburn, Phi Rho Kappa, Leonard Fuselbill NACRES, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda Mu, Fred E. Williams, Fred E. Williams, NCSTA, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda Mu, Charles E. Wilson, Charles E. Wilson, CNR, Phi Rho Kappa, Pi Lambda Tu, Charles E. Wilson, BioTech National University Brian Bezos, General Manager, Python Programmer Brian Bezos, General Manager, Python Programmer Brian Bezos, General Manager, Python Programmer Franklin Fischer, General Manager, Python Programmer Franklin Fischer, General Manager, Python Programmer SCHOOL OF EDUCATION SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE Rack Bennett, P. Lombard Therai Martha B. Rowe, P. Lombard Therai Ida Marian Hooper Marion Hassler, P. Dolla Kappa Winnie Mason, Pi Lambda Theta William H. Row William Willett, Pi Lambda Theta W. Ed Willey, Architect/Designer, Tantra Betta PLC W. Ed Willey, Electrical Engineer, Tantra Betta PLC W. Ed Willey, Electrical Engineer, Tantra Betta PLC Marietta H. Shapiro, Architect, Tantra Betta PLC Michael S. Hannan, Architect, Tantra Betta PLC Mark J. Industrial Design, Tantra Betta PLC SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Marshall Lawn, Eminent, Electrical Designer. Merges, Imagery, Graphics & Technology. Tau Beta Phi. Manager Bengal, Englis- h. Design Louise Maguire, Palma - School Art Michelle Goville, Vivek - PLAKA Lima Katharine Kucin, Victoria - PLAKA Lima Louise McNair, Pierre - PLAKA Lima Ruth Van Piper A. Paul Sender Member of the Order of the Irish Conf. 1923. William C. Consolak, K.Clai Arthur M. Jaggard Andrew Miller Paul E. Davies Mark D. Ballard Preston Palmer SCHOOL OF PHARMACY William S. Daugerty **Imports** Lulu R. Barker, Ph.D. Lambert Susan K. Warner Richard C. Gafford Lynch Knottner Joseph L. Duffield Rhoda M. Prentz Elizabeth C. Roops Stephen W. Warren COLLEGE Virgin Mary Holle Marvin Johnson Vivian Kew Jr. Jeanne Kewerhoff Gornalde Lunes Katherine M. Morris Daniel M. Morris Harper A. Sentry Sophomores Ruth Caroline Caly Felix Mansley Jance Poulie Howard K. Naid SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Friedman Kenneth Crumrine Howard C. Hole ACADEMIC BUSINESS Moldred Merrall, Pr Lamida Theta SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE Instructor Margaret C. Mapple, Tran Bob Pie, Robert W. Smith, Historical Tran Bob Pie Sanderson Gwaina Chemical, Trans Form Metal Gwaina G. Ardian, Historical 1 Lawrence China Charles W. Kinney, Electrical Erent H. Naumann, Architecture William Hirschmann, Bela Gumian NP College Scranton, Bela Gumian PhD Arthur Scranton, Bela Gumian NP William Hirschmann, Bela Gumian NP Junior Director Kuestrinstein, Violin SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Sophomore Virginia Sheerwood, Violin Ferrhage Katherine Kaull, Piano SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Junior Sidore F. Goldberg Second Year David L. Wilson First Year James D. Glennor, Ph.D. Bob Krause Freiburn Naphonate Glenn A. Wolfe SCHOOL OF PHARMACY Freedman Harry W. Winkler fed as Tin Can Alley, Pumpkin Center, Podium Corner, and Sleep Woolly the places from which they were brought. Shanty Jane deeds were present. Jane Livingston, Delta Zeta, is spending the week end at her home in Chanute. Miss Breathe MacMurray, of Iola, and Meredith Gelger, A. B., 28 of Ieneworth, are week end guests at the Delta Zeta house. Ms. Mary V. St. Chire, Chi Omega house mother, and several women were in Kansas City Saturday where weddings of latin Balloon, A. B. 27. Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorcerly entertained with a dance at the home of the band's "terns and palms" were used for decorations and Hurley Kate's orchestra. Maurine Ricks, Delta Zeta, is at her home in Achihison this week end. All of the members of the Theta Phi Alpha sorority went to Kansas City, Mo., rostered to attend a Founder's day banquet, there. Chaperones for the evening were Mrs. L, C. Harris, Mrs. K, N. Thompson, Mrs. J, S. Stove, Mrs. Margaret Perkins and Mrs. Edith Miller. Out-of-town guests included Bernice Brown, Jennifer Jones, of Kansas City, M.; Mary and Sally Lillard, of Topena; and Barbara Burt, of Leavetown. Emily Davis, of Abilene, is a guest this week end at the Pi Phi house. Lillian Youse, of the Pi Phi house, is spending the week end at her home in Baxter Springs. Margaret Seybold, the Pi Phi house, is spending the week end at her home in Atchison. *Mylle Little and Betty De Leng are her guests.* Ruth Limbied, of the Gamma Phi Beta house, who has been at her home in Anthony for the last three weeks, will return to Lawrence Monday, will return to Lawrence Monday, Constance Ross, of the Gamma Phi Beta house, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. E, C. R. Ross, nt Valley Falls, this week end. Delta Teu Delta fraternity held its annual spring formal at the Ekridge hotel, Friday evening, with Freddy Agniewski's orchestra playing for the dancing. At twelve o'clock, the party went to the chapter house, where receptions were served with wine. The house was decorated with American beauty roses. Chaperones were Mrs. Emma Famia Chagnes, Mrs. Frances Goodhill, Mrs. J. S. Williams, Mrs. W. D. Duckworth, W. B. Dickinson of Independence, Mo. out-of-town guests were Dorothy Brooks, and Phyllis Thomas, of Kansan Wichita; W. B. Rogers, Tootsaint Wichita; W. B. Rogers, Tootsaint of Olatee; Don Shaker and John Merle of, Manhattan, Donald Postlewaite, of Manukue; Martin Dickins- ton of, Kansas City; 'mimpel of, Kansas City, Mo. A student fellowship banquet was held at Westminster Hall, Friday evening for the group and pastel shades were used for decorations and handkerchiefs. Harold Allen was tostmester, and special music was given by Helen Stockwell and his wife, Julie. prof. of the students were Prof. H. E. Chandor, Prof. N. P. Sherwool, Prof. Dinamore Alter, and Prof. John Fisher, father danced Westminster hall. The patronesses of Alpha Kappa Alpha security entertained with a formal dance, the memorial Union building, Friday evening. Bill Pennerock's Collegiate Band performed music, and the regular union building decorations were used. About 100 guests attended. Nadine Long, of the Chi Omega house, has returned to her home in Coffeyville, because of illness. --and coin purse. Finder please return to Kansan Business Office. Reward. -162 Week end guests at the Chi Omega house are Josephine Roberts, fa'28 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, fa28, of Cotton- ton, N.J., attended the Alba Xi Delta State game and attended the Founder's Day banque at Alba Xi Delta Saturday evening at The Fox Theater. Dean Agnes Husband and Miree Irwee Penbody, assistant professor of voice, drove to St. Joseph, Mo., Saturday to spend the day with Miss Linda Miller, formerly an instructor in the Department of Fine Arts at the University. Miss Laura Ballon, A. B. 27, of Kansas City, M. was married to Wythne Ballon, Saturday at 4:30 p.m. in the Kearns Community Center in Kansas City, Mrs. Walters was attended by some of her senior sisters who graduated the same year in college. 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The Donald Alexander orchestra played several special numbers. Berrie Winterbethum, c31, gave a solo dance. A shadow screen pantomime by Gene McFarland, fa30, Randall Brushker, fa31, and Franklin Rice, fa29. One of the hits of the evening is an impromptu舞生 by C. Coelden. Chaperons were Prof. and Mrs. Albert Blach, Prof. Karl Mattern, Prof. Raymond Eastwood, and Miss. Recession Keecham. Want Ads Twenty-five words, or best 1! invocation, 2! invocation, 3! invocation, 4! invocation, 5! invocation, 6! invocation, 7! invocation, 8! invocation, 9! invocation, 10! invocation, each word: 1! invocation, 2! each word, 3! each word, 4! each word, 5! each word, 6! each word, 7! each word, 8! each word, 9! each word, when accompanied by a second word. CALLING CARDNS now see per 100 ml Seewir Printing, Company, Merchants Bank Building. From our sales orders per hundred. See Hardin Allen now FIVE MEN wanted; Hard work, Good pay, Personal interview necessary. 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