Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Upper left: Noel Estep, upper right to bottom: joe Giewartowski, Kendal King, Clifford Kraus and Andy Larson. OVHOY 91 Good citizenship on the University campus was the basis of selection for the 1952 Men's Honor Group. Elected to the group this year were Clifford Kraus, Andy Larson, Phi Upsilon Sigma, Noel Estep, Pi Alpha Pig Kendal King, Men of Webster, and joe Giewartowski. Election of the five seniors is made annually by members of the group chosen the previous year. Selections are based on the individual's character, leadership, cooperative spirit, scholastic achieve- ment. extra-curricular achievement, and campus citizenship. Kraus, current editor-in-chief of the Sunflower, also was treasurer of Colophon, men's honorary journalism fraternity, and was elected president of the Honor Men. Employed in the sports department of the Wichita Beacon, he plans a journalistic career. Larson was president of the Student Forum Board the past year, secretary of Phi Upsilon Sig- ma fraternity, and a member of Scabbard and Blade, honorary military fraternity. He has been accepted for a commission in the Air Force upon graduation. Estep served as secretary of Scabbard and Blade, and also was president of Pi Alpha Pi fraternity. He plans to go into an accounting position after graduation from the University. King served as president of Men of Webster fra- ternity, and was a member of the Student Forum Board. He was elected vice-president of the senior class. His plans include a career of sales work of advertising and printing equipment. Secretary of the Honor Men, Giewartowski also was a member of Kappa Delta Pi, national educa- tion fraternity, and Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, honor- ary music fraternity. He was treasurer of the local chapter of the National Education Association..A music education major, he plans to teach music: is currently doing practice teaching in Wichita schools. 5 PAGE 27

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PAGE 26 Upper right: Della Batesg upper left to bottom: Nancy Lehman, Corinne Miller, Abbie Troup Smith and Carlene Sturges. 0910? owaen One of the highest achievements to be attained by any senior woman of the University is to be select- ed as a member of the Women's Honor Group. Those named to the 1951-1952 Honor Group are: Carlene Sturges, Alpha Tau Sigmag Nancy Leh- man, Pi Kappa Psi: Abbie Troup Smith, Alpha Tau Sigmag Corinne Miller, Pi Kappa Psig and Della Bates, Epsilon Kappa Rho. Qualifications for Honor Women are based on leadership and service to the University, and schol- arship. A woman must have attended the University for three years and have an over-all grade average of 1.75. Their activities for this year included a leader- ship workshop, a sophomore scholarship tea, a luncheon for the new Honor Men, ushering at book reviews, and serving at various receptions. Miss Sturges is an English major, vice-president of Y.W.C.A., vice-president of Wheaties, and sec- ond semester president of her sorority. A music major, Miss Lehman is president of Associated Women Students, secretary of the sen- ior class, and recording secretary of Mu Phi Epsi- lon, national honorary music sorority. Mrs. Smith, another English major and speech minor, was first semester president of her sorority and is vice-president of Student Forum Board. During this year Miss Miller was president of Kappa Delta Pig secretary of the Religious Council, and treasurer of Y.W.C.A. She is a commerce ma- jor and has an education minor. Miss Bates, also a commerce major, is president of Y.W.C.A. and secretary-treasurer of Interna- tional Relations Club.

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