University of Kansas - Jayhawker Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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tend lid) t fcr It ,401 pi Acacia SECOND Row: Buford Scott, Johnson; Bill Finch, Eskridge; Frank D. Yaussi, Marysville; Ned Martin, Burden; Bill Hunzicker, Lawrence; Emery Josserand, Johnson; Fred Stubeck, Lawrence; George Hart, Clinton, Mo.; Clyde Woodman, Overland Park; Wallace L. Sturm, Winfield. FIRST ROW: Ed Renth, Lawrence; George Logue, Lawrence; Charles Baldry, Topeka; John Barber, Topeka; Bill Granger, Bristol, Conn.; Charles Stutz, Lawrence; Walter Lucas, Lawrence; Ted Granger, Bristol, Conn. Alpha Chi Omega THIRD Row: Jean Bruess, St. Joseph, Mo.; Doris Stockwell, Leaven- worth; Sue Johnston, Kansas City, Mo.; Georgianna Theis, Dodge City; Madge Jones, Lawrence. SECOND Row: Dorothy Curtis, tola; Betty Hallam, Lawrence; Estelle Eddy, Glendale, Calif.; Inez Rice, Kansas City; Dorothy Durand, Hois- ington; Erlene Hale, Hutchinson. FIRST ROW: Louise Bush, Hutchinson; Arlouine Good John, Leaven- worth; Betty Lou Sublett, Kansas City, Mo.; Marian Mclntire, Clay Center; Mariann Lacey, Kansas City, Mo.; Peggy Seibel, Amarillo, Texas; Margaret Whitehead, Washington, D.C. Alpha Delta Pi SECOND ROW: Aliere Witherup, Kansas City, Mo.; Betty Jane Nichols, Pleasant Hill, Mo.; Bette Lawson, Kansas City, Mo.; Annie Jane Newland, Great Bend; Helen Anderson, Kansas City; Cleda Haight, Lawrence; Patsy Meagher, Solomon. FIRST ROW: Peggy Smith, Olathe; Maxine Hess, Alma; Julia Matthews, Fredonia; Annette Woods, Kingman; Betty Burch, Kansas City; Margaret Mary Lynch, Herington; Virginia Mattingly, Odessa, Mo.; Doris Williamson, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Alpha Tau Omega THIRD Row: John Neal, Greenleaf; Lee Thorn, Chanute; Dick Scott, Fort Leavenworth; Bob Stuewe, Alma; Paul Warner, Chanute. SECOND ROW: LeRoy Veith, Independence; Armon Bonney, Chanute; Bill Arthur, Olathe; Charles Snyder, Fort Scott; Gerald Wright, Bronson; Dennis Dullea, lola; Max Howard, Bronson. FIRST ROW: Byron Schroeder, Leavenworth; Don Williams, Olathe; Fred Coulson, Harper; Don Thompson, Kansas City, Mo; Julian LePage, Leavenworth.

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26 THE JAYHAWKER Officially denied but universally accepted is the existence of hotboxes. Boys hptboxed like this. Girls hotboxed also like this but refused to .ulm t it since their rushing system rules specifically prevent its use. do not stay in sorority houses at night, but in Corbin Hall or the Hotel Eldridge. This eliminates all-night hotboxes, and other such things that result in grief. The boys ' system, also, has it ' s good points. It is easier for the smaller fraternities to get pledges. They have plenty of time to talk, and so they usually get their share. Girls sat around and fretted the time away waiting for their dates and bids. Once buttoned, rushees were whisked out-of-town for safe keeping. These Sigma Chi ' s are going to the City- As for the bad points of the systems, they must be faced with candor and frankness. For one thing, there are too few sororities. Because of this the quota system cuts out many fine girls. The pre- ferential bid system also is de- fective. Rushees see all the fine houses, are impressed, turn in a pre- ference for some sorority which will never bid them. More direct dealing would eliminate this and the smaller sororities would have a better chance. Many houses have been closed because of this. The system has been made to help the rushees, but it has caused many a sorority grief. The boys ' system seems to have just the opposite effect. It protects the smaller fraternities, but is the downfall of many a rushee. It leaves many opportunities for the fine art of inter-fraternity throat- cutting. Also the rule by which second dates may be broken by per- sonal communication is a bad one. Some houses can cut the others out, ( Continued on page 80 )

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Bota Thota Pi SECOND Row: Bob O ' Neil, Topeka; Art Robinson, Kansas City, Mo.; Joe Morton, Green; Jim Surface, Salina; Bob Woodward, Salina; Jim Bounds, Paola. FIRST ROW: Al Decker, Lawrence; Don Mitchell, Coffeyville; Joe Spearing, Cimarron; Tom Walton, Kansas City, Mo.; Dick Pierce, Topeka; Stuart Bunn, Bartlesville, Okla.; Ted Scott, Topeka. hi Omega THIRD ROW: Anne Carlisle, Kansas City, Mo.; Jean Brown, Hoising- ton; Helen Faubion, Kansas City, Mo.; Ruth Howell, Topeka. SECOND Row: Ann Cosgrove, Olathe; Cathleen Beyer, Lyons; Mar- garet Brown, Wichita; Virginia Gear, Guymon, Okla.; Ruth Clickner, Hutchinson. FIRST Row: Olive Joggerst, Kansas City, Mo.; Ada Louise Mosely, Bartlesville, Okla.; Muriel Henry, Clay Center; Elizabeth Page, Tulsa, Okla.; Jayne Eckles, Wichita; Constance Rutherford, Leavenworth. NOT IN PICTURE: Mary Margaret Gray, Emporia. Delta CM THIRD ROW: Neill Lysaught, Kansas City; Bud Pyle, Haviland; George Husband, Topeka; John Burton, Emporia; Keith Danielson, St. Francis; Robert Chapman, Chicago, 111.; Charles Grutzmacher, Onaga; Wilbur Burton, Emporia; Norman Kraemer, Marysville. SECOND ROW: Jim Eads, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Wright, Topeka; Doyle Haberly, Independence; Jim Nally, New York, N. Y.; John Chalfant, Dodge City; Kenneth Granger, Washington; Loren Hallem, Lawrence; Ed Carr, Kansas City. FIRST Row: Ed Hall, Sublette; Ray Heskamp, Spearville; Bob Estes, Kansas City; Charles Wenstrand, Leavenworth; Steve Renko, Kansas City; Jim McNaughton, Leavenworth; Bill Willard, Topeka; Will Mansfield, Kansas City, Mo. Helta Tail Delta THIRD Row: Shields Haerle, Marysville; Warren Duncan, El Dorado; Clyde Pace, Atchison; Jack Trice, Medicine Lodge; James Matt, Lawrence. SECOND ROW: James Lee, Bonner Springs; James C. Robbins, Spearville; J. R. Jones, Kansas City, Mo.; Jay Voran, Pretty Prairie; Powell Figgins, Kansas City, Mo.; Jack Heiser, Atchison. FIRST ROW: Richard Ash, Wichita; Bill Reece, Scandia; John McCormack, Kansas City, Mo.; Charles Paxton, Lawrence; Everett Buhler, Lawrence. NOT IN PICTURE: Milton Sullivant, Waverly. Helta I |i ilon THIRD Row: Harold Kaufman, Kansas City, Mo.; Harold Mulligan, Kansas City, Mo.; Dick Cochener, Kansas City, Mo.; Mack Carter, Wichita; LaVerne Turgeon, Topeka; Robert Deitz, Topeka. SECOND ROW: Howard Hamilton, Pratt; Vincent Hiebsch, Wichita; Robert McKay, Wichita; (freshman trainer); Andrew Darling, Kansas City, Mo.; Donald Hayward, Dodge City; Jack Dunagin, Topeka. FIRST ROW: Bill Beckett, Kansas City, Mo.; Earl Clarke, Hoising- ton; Bernie Troutfetter, Colby; Roy McGeorge, Cunningham; Wray Fogwell, Burlingame; Robert Guy, Newton.