University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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First Roto: Jane Martin, Mary Jane XVishropp, Jane Crawford, Mary Lou Stocks. Second Row: 0 O Margaret Smith, Mary Petri, Doris 1 Jean Bramley, Ann Jedliclca. Tlzird Row: Frances Daily, Frances O'Mara, Thelma Monsees, Mary Harbord. Beta Beta Delta I FRANCES O'MARA JANE CRAVVFORD S 2 S Beta Zeta MARY PETR1 FRANCES DAILY , . Q Pan-I-Ie emo MARY JANE VVISHROPP ANN JEDLICKA Clio-Clzin A I DORIS JEAN BRAMLEY MARY LOU STOCKS Sigma Beta MARY HARBORD THELMA MONSEES U and I 1 JANE MARTIN MARGARET SMITH f First Semester HZ.Xf0fy Mary Petri, President Jeannette Spears, Vice-President I F- - OM - - '- Tlie W'omen's Pan-Hellenic Association lanceb a1a':?cUefm3 teas formed in 1935 to foster social actizti- A1311 JHHC YJ 1Sl11'Opp, TI'GGSlll'67' ties on tlie lazifeersity campus, and to create a Sffirit of friendly co-Ofleration Dollh Jean Bramley, Sgt-'f7f'A7'77'15 .L between tlze 'various 'ZK'0ll7L'II,.S' organisa- tions. The association, composed of rep- resentatives of si.v sororities, regulates rzzsliing and keeps a calendar of coming social events. Tivo tea dances were spons- ored by the association tlzis year, and in tlie second semester, a tea was gizien for 'zvomen students newly enrolled in the lvl1l'Z'C'I'.YZ-fy. PUl'll-Flifllllillifj sororities are Beta Beta Delta, Beta Zeta, Clziko, Clio- Clzin, Sigma Beta and I' Sz l. Page Sixteen Second Semester Mary Jane VVishropp, President Jane Martin, Vice-President Mary Lou Stocks, Secretary Jane Crawforcl. Treasurer Frances Daily, Sgt.-at-Arms

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fit QD! 9 1. 9 ' -J M1250 Analysis - - - Order Please! The Inter-Fraternity Council and the VVomen,s Pan-Hellenic Council are the two groups consisting of the two best arguers from each sorority and fraternity. Their excuse for holding meetings is to solve their problems and promote general good feeling among the various groups. In reality they hand out tickets, pay dues, and argue for positions on the political tickets. .MOM A New Order Have you heard of the Bounders' Club? just organized this year, it claims the distinction of be- ing the first social group to be officially recognized by the school and chartered by the Student Council. There is much secrecy and mystery in its origin. o First Sorority and Fraternity Awards The Student Council was generous this year and gave awards not only to sixteen outstanding people, but to the two social organizations that had the highest percentage of extra-curricular points. Alpha Phi Omega received the highest ranking percental with an average of 14.5 per member. U and I sorrority received the highest of the feminine organizations with an average of 7.6 per member. The awards take the form of a black and gold plaque on which is engraved the A. S. A. Sorority and Fraternity award, with the name of the organization winning and the year in which it won. The organizations must have the highest per- centage the next year also or the plaques will be taken away and given to the organizations which do have the highest ranking. The A. P. O.'s and the U and Ils are already visualizing how nice the plaque will look hanging on the wall of their clubroom in the building to be started in the near future. But looking at the treasurys of all the clubs it seems as though they will have nothing to put in the clubrooms, that is, excepting the two -winners of the awards., and they will have only the plaques. Anyhow, it was a good idea and the organizations like it. .1 O- Nominated for Outstanding Members of: zz.. V. ,,,--v ---v - , . -'- - fn.:-gA11:'f w BETA BETA DELTA 2 2 22 cw ' . . A ' - - f fa.-lull.. 15: Lillian Burch JZQZV '11, ,L 2,4 .f 0 v'vlr ? I f v uf f. -,M an -'rf JL' ov ' 96 99 feufizizf a- Jane Crawford . ao'-Q229' ' ' B ETA ZETA- Ann Corbin 5 Mary Petrie p CHIKO- Ann jedlicka ' Betty Mills CHO-CHIN- Doris Jean Bramley Lee VVelsh SIGMA BETA- Thelma Monsees Mary I-Iarbord U and I- Jane Martin Jeannette Spears A. P. O.- Glen VVhitaker Munson Howe BENTONIAN- Roy Stout Frank McKibben BOUNDERS CLUB- Howard Gossage Bill McDonell KEGON- Dick Brown Lloyd Doolittle SIGMA CHI PSI- Jack Kinzy Rex Morgan ..O -l As each sorority and fraternity has its own char- acteristics, so does it have its outstanding members and leaders, There are those individuals that help their organization along by their very activities and connections around the campus. As the old saying goes there must be all kinds of people to make up the worldf' so it goes for the sororities and fraternities, there must be all kinds of people to make up these groups. Page Fifteen M nw?-1

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Frances O'Mara Q I7 F I C E R S First .SII'llI!'SfI'l' President Betty Talldy Vice'-Prcsia'm1t Martha Jean Randall Sggrgtgry Gene Morley Trpagurpr Madge Johnson Sgr,-affirms Margaret Ridge Hisformni LIIIIHI1 BUTCI1 Rush Captain Beta Beta Serand Svnivster Jane Crawford Peggy Remick Margaret Ridge Martha Jean Randall Madge Johnson Margaret Ridge Betty Macoubrie Hz'5i0ry Beta Beta Delta of the Z.Il1I Z'f'I',S'Iiy of Kansas City was founded in I933 as a roiznectcd braurlz of the fzmior College vlzaptvr. Beta has been particulary active on the can1p1is in dramatifs, mzzsir, the art rizib, and this year in the Toplzatters' Club. ACTIVE MEMBERS LILLIAN BURCH PATTY JEAN CAMPBELL LALA COCHRAN JANE CRAWVFORD DOROTHY DABBS DALE JOHNSTON MADGE JOHNSON BETTY MACOUBRIE DORIS MCCONNELL LAL RA NICIXFRSON FRANCES O'MARA MILDRED PARTONNAR MARGARET RIDGE ' A BEIRNICE ROSS if-, I 4 4 Wd BETTY THARPE RITA VALENTINE :x M: L'11' B ly C f d, Margaret Ridge, Doris McConnell. .SUCOIIZII Rate: Bernice Ross LggyfogidwgllIaIIettLI'rC'IIl1aI1iI1IIi lgiiiav iiialentine, Madge Johnson. Third Raw: Mildred Partoonar, Laura Nick- I V erson, Dorothy Dabbs, Frankie O'Mara, Patty Campbell Page Sczieizteciz