University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Mill llll NlW llllIlHlS n -. maikea in -- and Qaeek Zfzacfillian ALPHA CHI OMEGA First row: Eva May Ecord, Burlington, Sarah Lee Drais, St. joseph, Mo., Helen Huebert, Halstead, Audrey Harris, St. joseph, Mo., Alice Ackerman, Kansas City, Eileen Giles, Abilene, Sue Hamel, St.sjoseph, Mo. Second rows Annella Hammett, Kansas City, Mo., Peggy Smith, Kansas City, Mo., jane Sweeney, Cranford, N. J., Barbara Ewing, Lawrence, Jane Eby, Lawrence, Mittimaude Hunter, Great Bend, Sally Gallee, McPherson, Barbara Johnson, Eudora. Third row: Muriel Swanson, Kansas City, Mo., Sarah Francis Wfills, Topeka, Lorraine Teeter, Hutchinson, Vivian Moss- man, Kansas City, Martha Haynes, Kansas City, Doris Dixon, Kansas City. ALPHA DELTA PI First row: Barbette Sellers, Paola, Barbara Zuercher, Wichita, Jane Topping, Lawrence, Jean Holman, Leavenworth, Barbara Vasey, Manhattan, Charlotte Wagner, Ellinwood, Bonnie Dee Stutz, Utica, Marjorie Shryock, Kansas City, Mo. Second row: Libby Jacques, Dalhart, Texas, Jane Gary, Winheldg Sue Lagsdon, Law- rence, Kathleen Potterson, Kansas City, Ruth Culp, Kansas C't -1 YS Francis Sartori, Kansas City, Mo., Jayne johns, Lawrence, Verna Lee Brooks, Brewster, Barbara Neiweg, Leavenworth,

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NOVEMBER 1943 17 ---fm like URING the summer it was decided that the men's in- -by Wallace Grimes IWMZ ternities to fill houses and keep al their chapters alive. if? - - VT -Q 'S ' .-e i 6 terfraternity council should be- ex A -if e u gin to plan for a fall program lill . . ie i:E? ft The b0YS Uflllmbefed The dMmwwwwMHHeWWWVftgwwkfwsmwmkwmwwme s s when the first meeting was t A? . 5 t1'Opl11CS 21I'1Cl lIJ1'OL1glf1t up 3. SLIP- . EiiifE2:f,2 E 3-fe. -if ,-:' If A:'f,.g,l X - - 1:-1' P' ' ' ' held President Frank Gage and ,Z eiro 'L 's', Ve ., L- spur Ply of Cigarettes In Preparation constitutionalist Clarence Engle if . 6 -'.p' jg .slp ljmlkll ll' V. f for the blg Week' The first eve' Were the only experienced men Q, fe. O y 5, ning was rather uneventful but present. To these were added v . i nt 51. X P- ei, -bes ' tiring. The second night the Sixteen men more or less fa, - V 2 trzr E2 :1' if i.1g .1vsa. X E ,e.t '.-r kinks in the lines had been oiled miliar with fraternity activity. gf I S A .S out and eVefY Smoker became 3 Facing this relatively inexperi- VX -. gl 'peiv Xl XXX virtual hot box. The pace was enced group was a problem ll' .Vee Q i visably wearing on all con- capable of stumping the best. S3315 -3-,fi '1- 2 eg cerned. One odd feature was The planning of a rush week I that the cigarettes didn't go so for a small but unknown nurn- ' - --'J well with the oun er men who Y 8 ber of men so that every fraternity would have the opportunity of meeting every man was their task. Meeting the problem required a departure from the plan that had evolved over a period of years and necessitated the formulation of a new system of rush week. A plan whereby every fraternity held a series of smokers which every rushee attended was adopted. Date bids were given at the smokers for the two days of actual rush week that followed. The plan had many weaknesses as was shown dur- ing rush week, but accomplished the first duty, that of introducing every man to every fraternity. As rush week approached it became evident that the competition for the limited number of rushees would be increased by the desperate efforts of fra- were being rushed and actives got a good supply of smokes for the following week. On Saturday morning the dates for rush week were registered and the finale was on. These proceedings followed the old plan and went along more smoothly and with less pressure than the smokers. Saturday night and Sunday the boys were pledged and their belongings moved in with sighs of relief on the part of all concerned. Rush week this year lacked the usual color of large houses, rush parries in the city, and plenty og rusheesg it was more business-like and serious than former years. The only thing really normal about the whole situation followed rush week when all concerned holed up for several days of needed rest. -Photos by Dixon I fl f K - + I: mww,axl ' I, li '-'xx -- .5 .uc

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BETA THETA PI Firrt row: Bob Weber, Kansas City, Bill Miller, Topeka, Dave Battenfeld, Kansas City, Mo., Jerry Simpson, Salina, Bill Read, Baxter Springs, Melvin Kettner, Hutchinson. Second row: Monroe Proctor, Parsons, Wendell Nickell, Smith Center, Bob Malott, Law- rence, Bill Johnson, Kansas City, Mo., Bob Wick, Hutchinson, Lynn Chase, Parsons. Not in picture: Leland Bohl, Kansas City, Bill Douglas, Topeka, Bob Neustrom, Kansas -City. CHI OMEGA Firrt row: Anna Jeannette Young, Concordia, Patty Gore, El Dorado, ,Barbara Thorpe, Clay Center, Madelon McClure, El Dorado, Janice Jones, Washington, D. C., Barbara Smith, 'Kansas City, Mo. Second row: Mary Lib Rice, Kansas City, Jean Ketzler, Leavenworth, Ernestine Karr, Paola, Jeannette Shears, Hutchinson, Neil Legler, Leavenworth. Third row: Pat Coolidge, Kansas City, Mo., Louise Hatch, Kansas City, Mo., Betty Duemcke, Colfeyville, Betty Nichols, Topeka, Jeanne Faubion, Kansas City, Mo., Jean Louise Atkinson, Kansas City. Fourth row: Sue Diggs, Coffeyville, Katherine Kaufahl, Emporia, Dixie Gilliland, Ottawa, Mary Mar- garet Smith, Colby, Alice Rose Shanklin, Kansas City. DELTA GAMMA Firrt row: Barbara Kile, Hutchinson, Lois Jones, Valley Center, Carol Lee Fusett, Osawatomie, Margaret Whightsell, Fredonia, Mildred Carpenter, Lawrence, Bonnie Oswalt, Garden City. Second rowzl Betty Potts, Lawrence, Paula Harris, Kansas City, Mo., Bar- bara Thiele, Kansas City, Mo., Ruth Payne, Oskaloosa, Sylvia Small, Kansas City, Mo., Betty Ann Sanden, Iola. Third row: Jane Freien- muth, Alamosa, Colo., Marilyn Nigg, Whitewater, Jo Lee Abbit, Kansas City, Mo., Muriel Rodgers, Lawrence, Joanne Johnson, Kan- sas City, Mo., Dorothy Jean Safford, Augusta, Sarah Marks, Valley Falls, Donna Jean Morris, Oskaloosa, Patsy Creel, Lawrence. Not in picture: Alberta Cornwall, Lawrence, Burnett Replogle, Cottonwood Falls. DELTA TAU DELTA First row: Bill Oakes, Wichita, Bob Conroy, Abilene, Rex Arrow- smith, Belleville, Otis Harding, Kansas City, Jim Bouska, Belle- ville, Jordon Strand, Belleville, Wilbur Koehn, Buhler, Howard Hall, Kansas City, Mo., Don McDaniel, Neodesha. Second row: Edwin Tolle, Hutchinson, Leland Miller, Harrington, Jay Colter, Leavenworth, Fred Hall, Junction City, Robert Fleigle, Lawrence, Duane Olsen, Greensburgh, Robert Kleopper, Atchison, Jackson Wheatcraft, Junction City. Third row: Frank Wondlandt, Har- rington, Dave Stimpson, Kansas City, Mo., John Kongs, Seneca, Bob Jelinek, Leavenworth, James Mordy, Halstead, David Rau, Junction City. Not in picture: Coler Hissem, Wichi.ta, Clifford Wade, Wichita. DELTA UPSILON James Scott, Mankato, Charles Banks, Wellington, Jerry Bayles, Mankato, Alan Stubbs, Kansas City, Mo., Chester Fee, Cunningham, Harold Moshen, Kansas City, Mo. Not in picture: Quentin Kolbe, Salt Lake City, Utah, Marshall Martin, Kansas City, Mo.