University Daily Kansan Wednesday, March 19, 1958
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Campus Club News
Colorful Accessories A Must For Spring
When March winds finally blow warm spring weather our way, the clothes-conscious American woman will be blossoming forth in the bright new fashions.
And never before have accessories been such a must to complement a wardrobe.
The shorter skirts give a longer look at pretty legs and feet, which will be dressed in bright shoes and stockings.
A new era of the daytime shoe has been born. The heel has lowered as the hemline rises, for nothing balances the shorter skirt so perfectly as the shorter-heeled shoe. The middle heel with its slenderness gives the illusion of height. The short heel is a delightful walking accompaniment to suits and skirts. And the new spoon heel is little more than an inch in height.
These tiny heels are flattered by pointedly tapered toes and T-straps across the instep with an open back. The new color transparencies in
stockings dress up legs everyday Good fashion results in a monochromatic look, taking into account the shoe, stockings and total costume.
The new color transparencies in
Wesley Officers Elected KU-Y Represented In St. Louis
Wesley Foundation
Harold Eads, Topeka junior, has been elected president of Wesley Foundation, Methodist student organization. Other officers elected were Karen Miller, Horton junior, vice-president, and Kay Shiner, Topeka sophomore, secretary.
The officers and 29 committee cochairmen were installed at a service
held in the Methodist Student Center.
The co-chairmen are: Adee Schmidt, Richard Kraus, Arlington juniors, worship; Norleen Zerbe, Syracuse sophomore, Bruce Veran, Kinsley junior, chapel services; Vicki Parker, Coffeyville junior, Sam Elliott, Dodge City sophomore, program; Joan Dunkin, Wichita, Alan Wuthnow, Hope, both freshmen, recreation.
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity held initiation Monday.
... On The Hill ...
Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity held its annual French Party at the chapter house Saturday.
Alpha Epsilon Pi
The initiates are Norman Bresel,
Prairie Village; Alan Cohn, Richard
Bell, Morris Levine, Kansas City,
Mo.; Peter Frey, Vineland, N. J. All
are freshmen.
Pi Beta Phi
The pledge class of Pi Beta Phi sorority entertained the pledge class of Alpha Phi sorority with an informal brunch Saturday.
Sigma Pi
Sigma Pi fraternity has announced the pledging of Ronald Smiley, Topeka junior, and Donald Catlin, Olathe sophomore.
Lois Hays, Norton, Omar Henderson, Lawrence, both sophomores, kitchen; Bob Billings, Russell junior, Edward Metzler, Colby sophomore, membership and finance; Jo Ann Swenson, Rossville sophomore, Gerald Snell, Topeka senior, fine arts; Larry Meuli, Herington senior, Richard Driver, Quenemo sophomore, World Christian Community.
Elinor Hadley, Kansas City, Mo., Morris Johnson, Caldwell, both sophomores, publicity; Connie Howerton, Garnett freshman, Richard Barnes, Seneca sophomore, deputations; Robert Shelton, Grandview,
Mo, Charles Kelly, Overland Park, both sophomores; personnel; Carol Plumb, Overland Park, Gerald Simmons, Parsons, both juniors, Student Religious Council.
Joyce Isaacson, Macksville junior and president of Kappa Phi, Methodist women's organization, is also included as a member of the new cabinet.
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KU-Y
Four women representing KU-Y are attending a national YWCA convention in St. Louis this week
Merlyn McMinimy, Ashland, Janet Garrison, La Grange, Ill., both sophomores, Mollie Stamper, Hutchinson senior, and Miss Sara Cuy program secretary are the representatives.
To preserve the high quality of food, put no more unfrozen food into a freezer than will freeze within 24 hours, or about 2 to 3 pounds of food to a cubic foot of frezer capacity.
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