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PAGE THREE
Professional and Honorary Groups Have High Ranking
Scholastic Standings Are Compiled by Registrar Earlier This Semester
After a great deal of work and trouble on the part of the women employed in the registrar's office, a report of the schedulable standing of organizations for the year 1926-1927 is given, much earlier than in former years.
In the general standings the honorary and professional sororities and fraternities were, highest, with the national sorority second.
Among the securities, the Alpha One of the firm will place with his Pai Omega II, the second year the Chi Omega's were at the top of the list with the Alpha Xi.
The national fraternities changed very little from last year, the first year of the new program. The Alpha Kappa Lambda's came first, with the Bean's and Phi Dale's.
The report given by the Registrar is as follows;
General_Standings
Hospitality and professional services 9/3
National sovereign 9/3
University avodies 9/3
Industrial avodies 9/3
Non-fraudulent man 9/3
National Sovereign
Alba Owennie Pi T
Phi Owennie Pi T
Alba Karwa Alba* T
Alba Karwa Alba* T
Alba Karwa Alba* T
Alba Karwa Alba* T
Alba Chi Owennie T
Alba Chi Owennie T
Sigma Krupa T
Sigma Krupa T
Rajanai Alba Thoba T
Rajanai Alba Thoba T
Gunamai Phi Thoba T
Gunamai Phi Thoba
Delha Shirei National Sovereign
Alba Karwa Landmark* T
Phi Delhi Thoba T
Bhakti Karwa Landmark T
Delha Shirei National Sovereign
Alba Karwa Landmark T
Delha Shirei National Sovereign
Trima T
Delha Shirei Alba Kru* T
Delha Chu T
Delha Chu
Delha Karwa Charp* T
Phi Karwa Fot T
Phi Karwa Fot T
Phi Karwa T
Phi Karwa T
Delha Trima T
Delha Trima T
Suparna Alba Thoba T
Suparna Alba Thoba T
Alba Phi Alba* T
Alba Phi Alba* T
Krupa Karwa T
Krupa Karwa T
**Not member International Association
大陆 Faitafriends
Pt. Uppalon 2.70
Chi Delta Nigeria 3.40
Honorary and Professional Securities and
Investments
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Phoenix Dia Kappa
Phoi Sigma (Homestead) (Phi)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
The Overseer Al, the Co.
Phoi Sigma (Homestead) (Phi)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
Boca Gamma (Gammon) (Phi)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
Phoi Sigma (Alfa) (Phi)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
Mercury (Mercury) (Phi)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
Athena (Athena) (Phi)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
Alpha Kappa (El, Miz)
Phoi Sigma (Koan, Koean, Wom)
14
Thira Sigma Phi (Ligustre, Wom)
14
Sigma Phi (Ligustre, Wom)
14
Sigma Phi (Ligustre, Wom)
14
Delta Sigma Phi (Helvetica, Wom)
14
Sigma Phi (Helvetica, Wom)
14
Delta Sigma Phi (Helvetica, Wom)
14
Phi Chi Thira (Protostyle, Wom)
14
Phi Chi Thira (Protostyle, Wom)
14
Alpha Chi Sigma (Chirn)
14
Della Chi Sigma (Cimarron)
14
Della Chi Sigma (Cimarron)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Vega (Vega)
14
Alpha Chi Sigma (Chirn)
14
Della Chi Sigma (Cimarron)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Vega (Vega)
14
Alpha Chi Sigma (Chirn)
14
Della Chi Sigma (Cimarron)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Vega (Vega)
14
Alpha Chi Sigma (Chirn)
14
Della Chi Sigma (Cimarron)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Sigma Chi Eta (Nocerotis, Wom)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Metra and End (Hilbert)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Phi Dphi Phi (Ligustre)
14
Vega (Vega)
14
W. B. G. A.
Y. M. C. A. (Clubman)
Y. M. C. A. (Clubman)
Women's Competition Club
Pi Kielberg Competition Club
Pi Kielberg Competition Club
**Women's Golf Club**
**Saturday**
K. U. Hand
K. I. Hand
**Basketball**
Beacon for Non-Sports Woman
Wilderness
Chelsea, Ill.
Hall
Albiston
Sculmont
"K" Girl
Kansas Outing Club
Women's Athletic Association
PasserHalf
Country
Truck
Work
"B" Club
Dubai
Beijing
Finland
Korea
scholarship Rank by Schools
Lincolnship Rank by Schools
Graduate
Fine Arts
Mathematics
Business
Finance
Law
Culture
Journalism
Pharmacy
In Society
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The auditorium dedication, the Ag-
niversary, and the Dada day have made up K. U.
week-end. And with these there have been
parties with both "Dada" and
"Agniversary."
The Acacia's held their annual pledge party at their house Friday evening. The lights were colored crimson and blue, and the fireplaces were lit. The foliage fellling. Music was furnished by Sid Reynold's eight-piece orchestra. The chaparrets were Mrs. Jane MacLean, Mr. Jake Hobbs, Mr. and Mr. Dave Hardkorn.
The guests were Mrs. W. H. Bosson of Guthrie, Okhin, Miss Lileg Incram of Lebanon, Miss Virginia Innes of Lebanon, Miss Jude Abu Al-Mughair, Dave Eade and Merle Judkins of Prati, Chester Shore and Melvin Howe of Laurences, and Coell Munger of Laurences.
The Manhattan guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee, the Misses Marissa Schmiller, the Dissident Isabelle O'Brien, the Lobby Host Isaac Obersee and Ruth Hawhorne. The members of the Kansas State chapter visited them; Eddie Vanlappen, Kevin Frey, Adrian Ruths, Ernie Falty, Chester Han, Howard Beeler, William Gregory, Francis Mouns, Lawrence Hill, Michelle Nelson, Donald Nelson, and Milford Kindig.
The Signum Alpha Epsilon party was held at their house from 9 until 12 Saturday night. The Kearney-Frederick's orchestra played. Out of town guests included Mrs. and Mr. Donald Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Leeland Brown of Kansas City, Ms. Virgil Secure of Topeka, Ms. Carol Hunt of George Bunting and Kenneth Rent of Hastings, Neb.
Phi Beta Pi fraternity held its party at the chapter house Saturday night. John Youngborg's orchestra Ottawa performed by Mrs. Belle Wilmot, and Mrs. Charles W. Eeff chaperoned the party guests from out of town were Ed Gutin, Wayne Hokum, C. A. Knuth, Daniel Mackenzie, Kameth Davie, and Mr. Mrs Will Dens-Lombe of Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Woodox of Topeka, Mr. Hill of Osauge City, and Mrs. D. F. A. Carmichael of Osauge
The special Dad's day varity was held in Robinson gymnasium, Tommy Johnson's orchestra played.
Alpha Chi Omega; C. W. Sturgeon,
Design, City.
The weekend guests at the sororita are in follows:
Delta Zeta; Dr. D. A. Walker, McCune;Dr. and Mrs. C. Funk, Smith;Dr. and Mrs. T. Patterson, Kansas City, Ms.; Batrice McMurray and Pearl McKernin, Jola; Irma Williams and Betty Trawler of Topeka Gladys McAdhams and Lillian Butter-
Alba Delta Pi; Mrs. B, Wood Lamar; Mrs. O, B. Wood Lamar; Mrs. O, B. Herrington; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Edward, Kansas City; Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. H, W. Erlocker and son Carolina Arkansas Charles Freige, Pratt; Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Drhaskhan, Chapman; Lucie Woodward, Wichtia; Pauline Corrard, Gardner; Jane Bryan, Independence; Jenny Lynn Shuck, Kansa City; Mo.; Joyce Haskell, Independence, Mo.; Virginia Armstrong, Gardn.
Sigma Kappa: Virginia Colbot, St.
Joseph, Mo; Mrs. C. Williams, Kan-
Alpha Gamma Delta: Rhetta Keier,
Mollil, Kan.
saa City, Mo.; Mrs. Snaker, Kansas
City, Mo.
Tan Gaumme; Mrs. Anderson, Prescott; Mrs. Hester Hudson, Independence; Mrs. and Mrs. Mepoye, Cornell; Mrs. and Mrs. Cray, Wendy; and H. C, Reprint. Harris.
Theta Tpi Alphar, Mr. and Mrs., F. W. Hakenke詹佩; Topper; Mia, S. A. Houston and Josephine Keews of Indianapolis, Ind.; Margaret Houston, Junction City; Mary Margaret Dunghery, Indianapolis, Ind.; Katherine Guggin, Madison, Wis.; Helene Duhlbub, Kansas City, Ca. Covering Cavensburg, Kansas City, Mo.
The guests at the fraternity houses
were as follows:
Alpha Kappa Lambda. Harry Stewart, Art. Mannbantz; C. Laughlin, Kansas City, Mo.; M. Hoffman and McWilliams of Hamlin.
Acacia: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tebroja, Lincoln; Glen Banker, Russell; Bert Sonnenan, Columbus.
Abba Pun Omega: Mr. and Mrs.
Owen Decker: Ms. and Mr.
Dougie Clerk: Reimhart, Purpose
A. M. C Burgehnurb, Kansas City,
Kansas, WScw., Scuw., Bates Rowe,
Pittsburgh.
Pl. Upshall: A, F. McCoy and C, D. Coehan of Dodge City.
Sigma Lordia Epilation; Quintiyand Acklyn Llordhe of Wichita; Miss Ann Lois Boyetche, Kansan City, Mo; Dr. and Mrs. Steventt, Loenvorntwr; Mr. and Mrs. Primicoce, Tuskegee, Oklawar; Doctor Ross, City; Mr. and Mrs. Winfield
Beta Theta Pi: Almost all of the Manhattan chapter.
Knapp Signus, "Babe" Smith, Kansas City, Mo. Marley, Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. R. Drege, Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Krause, Kansas City, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Iowa; Charles F Scott and Angela City of Iola; K. Parker, Kansas City; Charles F Scott, Kansas City
Gladys Eberhart, c28, will entertain the following guests at a 1 oclock dinner Saturday at Watkins ball; Ida Daugherty and William Lullos of Ottawa, Mary Grimes of K. S. A, C. and LeRoy Ken of K. U.
Mary Neil Hamilton III
Mary Neel Hamilton, A.B., 27, who has been teaching at Dodge City, was taken to Memorial hospital Monday. Her illness was diagnosed as typhoid fever. She is getting along as well as can be expected at the close time. Miss Hamilton is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority.
Spankings are the fate of all fresh man women who violate the rules laid down for them at the University of Arizona.
LOST—Parker Duofold per on south gymnasium field. Name "May" on barrel. Call 1977. Reward. 32
LOST—Log log side=rule Thursday
in Marvell in marvin Bail. Name on
case. Return to Kansan Business
office. 32
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FOR BENT—Double room to men.
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THE JOSEPHINE LONG Beauties Shop specializes in finger wavies and marcelling. Phone 392, 30
WANTED—Student laundry. Called for and delivered. Phone 1441 red
TWO ROOMS—For rent to boys,
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HOME  LAUNDRY—Shirts, 12c;
pajamas, 12d;
hankies, handkerchiefs, 12e;
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Jayhawk Cafe
Hiking Time Is Here--
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At last the hiking season of the year has arrived! Just cool enough to make a short jaunt or a trip up the river an enjoyable event.
Everything for the hike
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LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
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1025 Masse.
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