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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Sept. 12, 1957
Greeks Choose 865 Pledges
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Edward L. Bailey, Atchison; William E. Harris, Atchison; Roger G. Newell, Phillipsburg; Robert E. Barnhill, Lawrence; George E. Bergeson, Merriam.
Phi Delta Theta (23) - Tim Theis. Dodge City; Phil Cartmell, Prairie Village; Tom Triplett, St. Joseph. Mo.; Bob Stuber, St. Joseph, Mo.; Bob Kroenert, Kansas City, Kan.
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Steve Chalfant, Hutchinson; John Redick, Kansas City, Kan.; Doyle Schick, Lawrence; Douglas Farmer, Pratt; William B. Tourtilloit Jr., Newton.
Dale F. Hunter, Stafford; Robert B. Rugh, Bartlesville, Okla.; Mack V. Colt, Iola; Don D. Detmer, Great Bead; Roger M. Burgess, Topka
George W. Elstun, Kansas City,
Kan; Jim M. Baker, Kansas City,
Mo; John M. Allen, Hutchinson;
Bruce Lewellen, Hutchinson.
Ben C. Kuiken, Topeca; Michael Ryan, Emmongi; James S. Greenwood, Topека, and James R. Gibbens, Phoenix, Ariz.
Fhi Kapna Tau (D)—Willard A. Van De Veer, Kansas City, Kan.; Robert J. Penn, Kansas City, Kan.; George L. Cartlich, Kansas City, Mo.; Royce A. Marquardt, Kansas City.
Mo. William V. Mendenhall, Chicago, Ill.
Robert J. Leanna, DePere, Wis;
Kent W. Sincoe, Kansas City, Mo,
and Dale E. Coy, Kansas City, Mo.
Sigma Pl (1)—Carl L. Greham,
Kansas City, Mo.
Phi Gamma Delta (21)—William A. Peterman, Topeka; John Mize, Jr. Atchison; Lawrence J. Bauman, Kansas City, Mo.; Douglas O. Felt, Scaraldale, N.Y.; Bruce E. Welch, Prairie Village.
John W. Mitchell, Prairie Village; Warren R. Haskin, Leawood; Terril H. Hart, Mission; Thomas M. Johnston, Leawood; Thomas G. Ash, Johnson County.
Kenneth D. Krebhiel, McPherson;
Charles E. Livieri, St. Joseph, Mo;
Robert F. Smith III, Kansas City;
Kan; Lee C. Lutz, Emporia; Jared L. Pietzy, Eartlesville, Okla.
Don Wrench Lawrence; Alan Fudacott, Lawrence; Donald R. Bradley, Salmna; Cleveland E. Dugan, Lawrence; Donald D. Adams, Prairie Village.
John H. Mayer III, Kansas City,
Mo.; Robert C. Dillon, Hutchinson;
Paul T. Brizendine, Independence
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