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University Daily Kansan
Monday, Sept. 21, 1964
Fraternities Pledge 555—
(Continued from page 5)
William F. Shomaker, Kansas City Michael Lyle Gatrost, Vine Grove, Ky. Robert Fechlch, University of Iowa David Pruitt, Overland Park Steve John Yeager, Jr., Shawnee Mission; Mark Charles Paris, Alcison Larry Steven Johnson, Johnson PLAINS, N.J.
Martin Arthur Johnson, Shawnee Mission; Glenn Edward Casebeer, Jr., Kansas City; Henry G. Flack Iola; Donna Gene瑶绍輜, Sally Rosenbaum M. McConas, Concordia; Philip Marcus Silverglatt, Prairie Village; Robert Allan Sturdy, Quincy, III.
SIGNA ALPHA EPSILON
SUGARMA
John Born, Beck, Kansas City, Mo.; Thomas Robert Berryman, Ashland; Alan Corwin Byrn, Lawrence; Mare R. Carlson, Lawrence; Lawrence; James G. Richardson, Richard Lee Gooch, II, Kirksville, Mo.; Bruce Fredrick Landek, Prairie Village; Michael Glen Moroney, Kansas City, Kan.; Robert Mack Shruder, Salina; George Edwin
NAF, Dennis Merrill Taylor, Grand Forks
AFB, N. Dak; Jerry Jerome Turley,
Wichita; Joseph Farrell aacfer
Wichita; Joseph Farrell aacfer
Hilton, K. Kansas; Walford,
K. Kansas; Mo.; Mo.; Kenneth
Welborn, Jr., Lawrence; William George
Cain, III, Justice; II., Thomas Craig
adwidy, William George
Leavood; Lonny R. Bruce, McPherson; William Harry Lee, Topeka
Ronald Lee Wagner, Rock Hill, Mo.; John Karrigan Bork, Hutchinson, Mo.; Michael Edward Nail, Shawnee Mission; Douglas Eugene Markley, Collins, Colo.; Ronald Blaine Crake, Teen; Tenn.; Bowen Neale, Iowa; Iowa, Iowa; Bowen Fayle, Shawnee Mission.
SIGMA CHI
Thomas Rudolph Brunner, Jr., Wichita; Lloyd Dodd little, J.; Shawnee Mission; James Tucker Goor, J.; Kent; Thomas Bradley Dubble, Colo.; Thomas Bingham Johnson, Jr., Kansas City; Charles Walter Keller, Kansas City; Mo.; Richard Gordon Craemer. Herbert Bruce Marshall, Topcka; Stewart James Martin, Coffeville.
David Stanley McClain, St. Joseph,
Mo.; Robert Benton Peugh II, Wichita;
Frederick Pinne III, Prairie Village;
Kent Douglas Powell, Wichita;
Joe Edward Rakaskas, Wichita; Charles
B, Roth, Salma; Frank, Rakaskas
B; David Hayes Waller, Girard, Girard;
Bruce Haynes Waller, Girard; William
Clarke Weseo, Lawrence.
hark Weecker, Lawrence
Arthur O. Wilkinson, Wichita; Jay
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Allen, Wilson, Kansas City; Joseph Edwin McNeill, Wichita; Max Eugene ville; Steve Leroy Olson, Abilene; William L. McElfresh, Osage City; Michael Collins, Sydney City; Michael Jon Seaman, Calif.; Paul Joseph Becker, Wichita
SIGMA NU
Thomas David Martin, Littleton, Colo.; Guy L. Mellor, Webster Grove, Mo.; Gerald Newton Baker, Kirkwood, Mo.; Joseph R. Martin, Lawrence; Richard Hutchin; Franklin Waldo Cox; Pleasanton; Jerry Paul Jaax, Conway Springs.
Bernard Paul Blakey, Kansas City;
Tom Ellis Bowser, Coffeyville; Michael
Larry Boyle, Salina; Thomas James
Boyer, Coffeyville; David Biase,
Omaha, Nebr.; Gary Ray Garrett,
Needeshia; William Raymond Griffith,
Wichita; Philip Rodgers Johnson, Inde-
nance; Crockett Keuley III,
Shawnee; Mission; Robert Freddrick
Manley II, Chanute.
Robert Hugh Gerner, Bartlesville, Okla; William George Brooner, Summit, N.J.; James Maston Alley, Wichita; Tim Leedom, Wichita; Gary Tay Schubb. Coopersburg, Ga.; Kary Sschubb. wood; Eugene Francis Bower, Shawnee Mission; J. C. Hixon, Saint Francis.
Richard Lee Millspaugh, Hutchinson; William Joseph Myers, Kansas City, Mo; Robert James Schumm, Prairie Village; Thomas Van Swearingen, Chillicothe, Mo; William Todd Goldesser, Kirby; Moi, Maike Koster, Monroe; Moines, Ia.; Raymond Louis Thompson, Des Moines, Ia.; William Earl Reno III, Leawood
Robert E. Chalmers, Toppeka; Mark W. Elliott, Shawnee Mission; Steve R. G. Elliott, Shawnee Mission; Steve R.
SIGMA PHI EPSILON
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Modern Dance Classes
Miss Yen-Lu Wong
Member of Royal Academy of Dance Recipient of De Rothschild award to the Martha Graham School for beginning drama student, and others. Call VI 2-9271
Interested in Photography? KAPPA ALPHA MU
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THE
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... and offers creative research opportunities in
the art and science of sophisticated communication
There is absolutely no other organization like it . . . no other organization doing the same important work, or offering the same wealth of opportunity for imaginative thinkers in the Liberal Arts, as well as the Physical and Engineering Sciences.
The National Security Agency is a major research arm of the Department of Defense, but its influence and responsibilities are far broader. It works closely with many industrial and research institutions; it has special access to scientific information at universities and other Government laboratories; and it enjoys close consulting arrangements with scientists of commanding stature. NSA staff members enjoy all the benefits of Federal employment without the requirements imposed by the Civil Service system.
What does NSA do that warrants this unique stature?
NSA approaches the subject of sophisticated communications from these original standpoints:
1. Creating secure communications systems and equipments unknown anywhere else, and devising special refinements for computers & edp systems that will increase our handling capabilities. This means that Communications Engineers, Computer Design Specialists, Mathematicians, Programmers, and Systems Analysts, all contribute to the design of antennas, transmitters, receivers, and terminal equipment . . . to experiments using new semiconductors, magnetic film, superconductive devices, etc., resulting in new logic circuits and memory units, better high-gain arrays for UHF radio systems, higher-capacity data handling terminal equipment, more effective speech band-width compression . . . and scores of similar advances.
2. By the very nature of "secure" communications, assuring the continuing invulnerability of U.S. communications through cryptologic procedures and techniques. Because cryptology and its cryptographic counterpart are not taught elsewhere, mathematicians, scientists—and all others with appropriate intellectual curiosity—will be taught this challenging new discipline right at NSA. Work in this field may involve specially-designed computers, television, computer-to-computer data links, and edp programming. (Even music, philosophy, or the classes may be useful prerequisites for cryptology.)
3. Translating written data, and presenting the crux of the material in meaningful form. This is the home of the linguistics expert and the languages graduate—enabling the talented graduate to make the most of his or her particular gift, and quickly expand familiarity with other tongues.
LIBERAL ARTS SENIORS: Your POT Application must be mailed before October 14th
tongues.
In all that NSA does, there is seldom any existing precedent. Only NSA pioneers in secure communications on this broad a scale, so only NSA offers the college graduate the best chance to make immediate use of his disciplined thinking . . . without years of post-graduate experience. All these features — together with its well-instrumented laboratories, libraries, and professional staff of specialists in amazingly varied fields—provide a stimulating academic atmosphere for individual accomplishment.
This is most important: To apply for an NSA position, all students EXCEPT Mathe-
mat Engineers and Physicists must take the PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATION TEST scheduled for Saturday, October 24th. Stop in at your Placement Office and ask for the NSA Professional Qualification Test brochure . . . fill out and mail in the application card enclosed inside . . . and bring to the test the ticket you will receive by mail.
Even if you are not sure of your career interests yet, get the facts on NSA opportunities now.
On-Campus Interviews
for Mathematicians and Engineers will be held later. Consult your Placement Office for dates.
NSA is located in expanding facilities at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland-halfway between the city and its capital portation facilities, the University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins, suburban or rural living (in town living), that the new circumferential bay are completed) . . . and the Cheesapeake Bay resort region.