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Mo., and Daniel T. Hogerty, Kansas City, Mo.
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Phi 'Kappa (12)—Gerald A. Sanderson, Topeka; Donald L. Creim, Excelsior Springs, Mo; Charles C. Cornwell, Lawrence; Robert L. Martin, Humboldt; William J. Kopek, Kansas City, Kan.
Marvin E. Mader, Russell; Estell D. Grooms, St. Joseph, Mo.; Gary L. Carrico, Beloit; Kenneth J. Konop, Kansas City, Mo.; Howard B. Morehead, Kansas City, Mo.; Frank A. Enns, Kansas City, Mo., and Joe C. Palmer, Kansas City, Kan.
Phi Kappa Psi (23)—Jim Hixon, Prairie Village; Pete Protzman, Kansas City, Mo.; Fred M. Harris III, Chanute; Gerald F. Gifford Chanute; David A. Paul, Rochester, N.Y.
Kent Nanninga, Garden City; Stephen Newcomer, Omaha, Neb.; Larry D. Howard, Overland Park; Charles Gibbon, Hutchinson; Bruce Briant, Kansas City, Mo.
Phi Kappa Sigma (18)—Cecil H Farley Jr., Independence; Wayne H Cook, Kansas City, Mo.; Richard H Lapp, Kansas City Mo.; Fulton Warren Jr., Tulsa, Okla.; Richard C. Dillenick, Hickman Mills, Mo.
James Broyles, Evanston, Ill; Brian Bolton, Prairie Village; Joe Dillingham, Stockton; Paul Rearick, Wichita; John Wooden, Lawrence; Neil Johanson, Mission; Barry K. Gray, Lys; Rex W. Gibson, Lyons; Frank A. Nall, Bethel; George Hollingberry, Glencoe, Ill.
Don R. Moe, Tópea; Theodore A. Diehl, Lawrence; David E. Epp, Tribune; Richard D. Nelson, Hammond, Ind.; Dwain Dewey, Prairie Village.
Larry D. Sneegas, Lawrence; Nelson Allen, Raytown. Mo., and Robert J. Miller, Kansas City, Mo.
Roger W. Carroll, Kansas City,
Mo.; Richard G. Michel, Ludell, and
Ronald L. Smith, Liberal.
Pi Kappa Alpha (19)—Jan Stringfellow, Leawood; James C. Gore, Pittsburg; Charles Yagher Jr., Columbus; John H. Harrington, Bonner Springs; Fred Schapker, Topeka
Curtis B. Bowen, Jr., Hickman Mills, Mo.; Dale L. Hoyt, Mission; John E. Brooks, Hutchinson; Albert S. Moore II, Topeka; Donald L. McQuiston, Wichita
Sidney, L. Buffington Jr., Fall River, Mass.; Mack J. Morgan, Topeka; Larry Ream, Johnson County; Sidney Platt, Bonner Springs; Gary E. Irwin, Kansas City, Mo.
Rodney K. Herrin, Kansas City,
Mo.; Del B. Lutsenhizer, Kansas
City, Kan; Robert J. Fulgency,
Arkansas City; Robert I. Sears,
Kansas City, Mo.; Dan K. Ralston,
Topeka.
Richard D. Wood, Kansas City,
Mo.; Larry F. Deaton, Tonganoxi;
Arthur L. Van Houten, Pittsburg,
and Robert E. White, Hutchinson.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (42)—Steve Booser, Kansas City, Mo.; Jeff
Hickey, Great Bend; J. D. Kennedy,
Great Bend; Jim Goodrich, Sedalia,
Mo.; Michael Herwood, Kansas City,
Mo.
Bill Berry, Kansas City, Mo; James R. Hurley, Kansas City, Mo; Charles B. McIlwaine, Wichita; Michael D. Cavanaugh, McPherson; Ted W. Johnston, Wichita.
John J. McCabe, Topeka; Robert Nolop, Leavenworth; James Spry, Centrahla, Mo.; David V. Ainsworth, Wichita; Bill Smith, Great Bend.
Roger Bourland, Great Bend; Albert D. Chaffin, Kansas City, Kan.; Paul O. Banzhaf, Kansas City, Kan.; Don L. Harris, Kirkwood, Mo.; James D. Hodge, Jessup, Md.
Richard A. Farmer, Great Bend; Paul W. Mever Jr., Kansas City, Mo; Clark D. Stewart, Nashville; Vic Schimming, Wichita; Dick Hammond, Kansas City, Kan.
Rex R. Howell, Macksville; Jim Kesling, Timber Lake, S. Dak.; Darrel Meyer, Hutchinson; Connie M. McCoy, Wichita; Thomas D. Herlocker, Winfield.
Brewster B. Snyder, Leavenworth; Jack E. Chambers, Leavenworth; Robert E. McGhee, Hutchinson; Gary S. Harth, Leavenworth; Robert H. Whyte, Leavenworth.
Robert D. Hartley II, Baxter Springs;Larry K. Hercules, Topea; Michael W. Wilcox, Kansas City, Mo.; Mike Farmer, Mission; Larry Diehl McPherson; Kurt Kessinger, Junction City, and James R Schenck, Blue Springs, Mo.
Sigma Chi (28) William H. Reeder, Shawnee; David G. Blaker Jr., Bartlesville, Okla.; David R. Thorning, Atchison; Joseph A. Mize, Atchison; William B. McGuire, Fort Scott.
Robert R. Shahan, Lawrence;
Robert L. Driscoll, Lawrence; Joe
Biggs, Abilent; Norman Schwartz-
kopf, Abilene; Norman Mailen.
Center; Chales Coolidge, Emporia.
Larry E. Wood Wymore, Neb;
Clayton A. Lang, Holton; Jack
Stevetsis, Ames, Iowa; Joe Morris,
Emporia; Harry W. Craig Jr.
Lawrence.
Richard Claflin, Bonner Springs;
Harlan, Krumpfus, Salina; Don
Powell, Hutchinson; Richard Graber,
Hutchinson.
Sigma Nu (41)—George Shore, Kansas City, Mo.; Bill Fuller, Kansas City, Mo.; James F. Corey, Hiawatha; Ronald Dalby, Joplin, Mo.; Darrell Mattheis, Topeka
Henry W. Hopp, McPherson; Phil Anschutz, Wichita, and Dick Patterson. Garden City.
Brad Keeler, Bartlesville, Okla;
William J. Thompson, Overland
Park; Michael D. DeBusk, Macks-
ville; John M. Reiff, Wichita; Phil
Ballard Jr. Wichita
William N. Stuek, Leawood; Paul A. Brooks, Kansas City, Kan.; Ronnie L. Van Meter, Houston, Tex.; William B. Wright, Concordia; Clarence Trummel, Wilmore.
David F. Priboth, Wichita; Steve
Barber, Effingham; Harold Mueller Prairie Village; John R. Howard Jr., Coffeyville; John Burlingame, Independence.
Carl F. Hood, Rochester, N.Y.
Robert A. Dieterich, Leawood;
Joseph K. Redmond, Prairie Village;
Richard M. Eklund, Russell; John E.
Stumbo, Topeka
William Shoffield, Salina; Craig U. Hansen, Emporia; Dean Sutherland, Raytown, Mo.; James K. Brown, Kansas City, Mo.; Harrison F. Johnson, Independence,
Stephen A. Bennett, Topeka; William C. Layton, Hillsborough, Calif.; Henry H. Benjes Jr., Prairie Village; Fred Gauthier, Independence; Leonard H. Smith, Salina.
Forrest D. Brown, Ellis; Jerry D. Robert, Kansas City, Mo.; William R. Gelbke, Guadalquivir, Mexico; Richard W. Lind Jr., Chanute; Crosby P. Engel, Enina, Minn.
Douglas W. Kilgore, Salina; Rod Foster, Omaha, Neb., and Terry Kiser, Omaha, Neb.
Sigma Phi Epsilon (32)—Paul Arabia, Pittsburg; Gene Hamilton, Kingman; William Pfeifer, East Orange, N.J.; Samuel Zickefoose, Rosssville; William Allen, North Kansas City, Mo.
Jack Gibbens, Kansas City, Mo.; Gary Winfire, Pratt; David Charlton, Atchison; Dennis Stone, Belleville; Joe Spurney, Belleville.
Frank Naylor Jr., Kansas City, Kan; Leon Sinn, Fort Scott; Edward Tatge, Ramona; Tom Williamson, Cleveland, Ohio; David Anderson, Kansas City, Kan.
Harold Baughn, Kansas City, Kan;
Kenneth Grown, Herington; Terry
Cavan, Neodesha; Jerry Bailey,
Humboldt; Gary Tomlinson, Prairie
Village.
University Daily Kansan
Russell Worthan, Boise, Idaho;
Charles W. Embrick, Hutchinson;
David Dixon, Kansas City, Kan.;
Orin Carney, Basehor; Walter D.
Deter, Shawnee; Lawrence Allen,
Newton, and Max Nieder, Lawrence.
Daryl Beene, Lawrence; Charles DeBus, Herington; George Roe, Atchison; William Canfield, Falcon, Mo.; Michael Ahnemann, Kansas City, Mo.
Tau Karpa Epsilon (25)—Larry S. Paul, Wichita; Douglas M. Webb, Iola; Lynn L. Anderson, Atwood; Edwin J. Houck, Syracuse; M.chael L. Dring, Mission.
Merle L. Crow, Hazelton; William H. Campbell, Topeka; Jorgen J. Jorgensen, Wichita; Dale A. Hendrick, Mission; Ray D. Yocom, Lenora.
BOOK ENDS
ENGINEERING & ART SUPPLIES
Thornton W. Ray, Ford; Harl T.
Hanson, Lawrence; Robert J. Webb.
STATIONERY
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Room assignments will be for an academic year or less, subject to renewal with a written statement of need.
The completion of the new music and dramatic arts building has resulted in the release of rooms in several other buildings. Twenty-three of these rooms in Hoch auditorium will be converted into private faculty studies, under library administration.
Faculty Gets Private Studies
Assignments for Year
The rooms, formerly practice rooms, will be assigned primarily to members of the faculty engaged in short-term projects requiring consistent use of large blocks of books or other library materials which can reasonably be segregated.
for
If there are not enough faculty applications to fill the available rooms, a few studies will be assigned to doctoral candidates. These students will have to present written requests by their faculty sponsors.
LAMPS
The rooms will be furnished with a desk, chair, and bookcase. New lighting will be installed along with electrical outlets for film readers or dictating units.
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