FOUR
THE DAILY INERKASKAN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1936
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Sororities
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pledges totaled 22 as compared
with 16 in 1935.
List of sororities and their
pledges follows:
Kappa Alpha Theta 2
'Delta Gamma 22
Pi Beta Phi 21
lpha Phi 19
Kaopa Kappa Gamma.... 16
Delta Delta Delta 16 .
Sigma Delta Tau 16
Chi Omega H
Kappa Delta ... 14
Gamma Phi Beta 12
Alpha Xi Delta 12
Alpha Chi Omega 12
Alpha Omicron Pi 11
Sisrma Kappa
Phi Mu 6
Alpha Delta Theta 3
Delta Zeta 1
Zcta Tau Alpha 1
Last year the Thetas led in
pledging with 32. They were fol
lowed In the order named by Pi
Ftl. Alpha O, Kappa, and Chi O.
ALPHA CHI OMEGA.
Cahrin Uuliock. Lincoln.
Arttne ..Jrandmouain. Lincoln.
Porothr Harlan. Lincoln.
Joan Jilnk. Wilber
Kthrin Kilt-uck. Hood Rivsr. Or.
Edith Li5v, Wisnr.
Marv Ei:n Osoom, Lincoln.
Loui Schrfckloih. Lincoln.
EluaMth Stewart. Lincoln.
Katharin. Tumr. Thlfrd.
Marr Jean Wtcott. South Sioux City.
Florenca Whitmor. Valley.
Jeao Jorsenson. Omaha.
Dorothy Moult on. Lincoln.
Alpha Dlta Thrta.
Vaa Gfunta. Lincoln.
Mary Elln LweUn. Lincoln.
Barbara Robert. Lincoln.
ALPHA OM1CRON PI.
tvrotliv Archer. Sioux City. Ia.
Ellen Funder. Omaha.
Mary Jan Hsndncks. Julburf. Colo.
Eliiabeth Jan Herd. Lincoln.
Barbara Kryger. Neligh.
Jean Meenti. Omaha.
Mary Janice Meneray. Council Bluffa, Ia.
Jean Morrow. Lincoin.
Mrv Frovost. Lincoln.
Vtrsinia Rapp. Omaha.
Itary Helen Sweeney, Lincoln.
Rrplrdi.
Betty Burr, Lincoln.
ALFHA PHI.
Batrtc Andrewa. Lincoln.
Bettv Beaiy. Blair.
Barbara Buffinitton. Crawford.
Mart Esier. Omaha.
Jacqueline Fuller. Omaha.
June Oleon. Seward.
Kathleen Hal!. Maywoc-i.
.Jean Hughes. Seward.
Marr Elizabeth Kienhola. Pierre. 8. D.
Yvonn Kohr. Superior.
Jean Moraan. Kay SprinRS, Neb.
Vivian Heien Noh. Ciarkson.
Porta Wan Poellot. Coleridga.
BMtr Rohrboufh. Omaha.
Fhvllts Stir. Fairbury.
Maraaret Stowdl. Enderline. N. D.
Phviiu Taylor. Lincoln.
Marr Eluabeth Tracy. Omaha,
alary Francea Wilson, Lincoln.
ALPHA XI DELTA.
Lots Callan. Omaha.
Elaanor Hickman. Lincoln.
Carol -n Kane, Lincoln.
Arlen Mammon. Oakland.
Mara-ery Manchester. Omaha.
Dona Meier. Lincoln.
Marion Miller. Hemingford.
Riila Ma Nevin. Ctuter. 8. O.
Loia 0ens North Piatt.
Frn Steutetl!i. south Sioux City.
Mary Steutevtlie. South toua City.
vlynnt Trigg. Lincoln.
CHI OMEGA.
Helen Barker. Pratt. Kaa.
Jean Chllda. Norfolk.
Janice, Collin. Lincoln.
Francea Deata. Roc a.
ttty Fiory. Albion.
Amy F. Gray, Colcrtdg.
Elsie Hoalson, Lincoln.
Edith Houeton. Lead. 8. D. ,
Joce Malrarher. Ne!i?h.
Gladys McKierian. Thermopolis, Wyo.
.:( ration. Lincoln.
fcstt? Reec. Valentine.
Harriett Stearns, Fairbury.
Blanch Wuester. Horn City. Kaa.
DELTA DELTA DELTA.
Jan Alvey. Fort Omaha.
Doris Ma Brtsco. Douglas.
Loia Dietrich. McCook.
Mary Jo Henn. Lincoln.
Maxme Lake. Lincoln.
Frances P.att. Lincoln.
Ann Relrhardt. Imperial.
Marion Rist. Humboldt.
Heien Rothery, Blair.
Francea Scudder, Sumner.
Virginia ShuKr, Omaha.
Graca Tanner, Oxford.
Mary Vanatta, Randolph, Ia.
Lola Wadiow, Lincoln.
Jan Welch. Lincoln.
Prise 111a Wicks, Fremont.
Kepledgea.
JaanneM LeMaster. North Piatt.
Anna Margaret McCarty. Platumouth.
Mary Lou Williams, Endera, Colo.
... , PtLTA GAfVaV
..Ifarl. Browef. Fulitttoe)."1 .
Jaiet Camphe!!, Oraaha:
"Betty Jean Davidson. Caspe. W-o.
Emeatinr Oirfl, it. Joseph. Mo.
- Haxio 0-an?. Cnasrav 1.
r'a-.ricia" -Kamcr. . l)meJ-a. .
iW.r Hedstrom. Deadwood. B. D.
Jan.et . Lai. AJnonfa.
Marina Mate. ".Ofraha..
Mary." MarKarei Mair. btnrotn.
Franrea Marshall.' Arlitigiofa.
Barbara Meyer, Omaha.
Martha Montgomery. Fullrton.
Victoria Seymour. Loa Angeles. Calif.
Virginia Smyth. St. Joseph. Mo.
Nan Talbot. Lincoln.
Gerald in Wallace, Lincoln.
Virginia Wallace, Lincoln.
Virginia Wheeler. Glen wood, la.
Lucy Jan Williams, York.
Mary Francea Wittera. Kearney.
IVvtlyn Young. Lincoln.
Rrpieda-ea.
Eleanor Anderson. Holdndg.
Btty Brown. Fairbury.
Btty Lau. Lincoln.
Betty McDowell. Cbadron.
DELTA ZETA.
Nora Beng. Nebraska City.
GAMMA PHI BETA.
Lorraine Allbands. Lincoln. .
Lucl.a Beach. Lincoln.
Btty Ann Cary. Lincoln.
Carolyn Kennedy. Sidney.
Dorothy Koser, Omaha.
Helen Kovanda. Elk Creek.
Audrey Marshall. Lincoln.
Marian Nelson. Blair.
Velma Neu, Mllford.
Jun Pettlt. Lincoln.
Jeann Shader, Lincoln.
Mary Lou Stelnbrecker. Lincoln.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA.
Alio Anderson. Lincoln.
Martha Beahlol. Lincoln.
Adel Byers. Mlnden.
Man Chrlstensen Fremont.
Elaine Davis Omaha.
Barbara DeWeese. Lincoln.
Betty Jun Dutch. Orallala.
Patsy Gallager. Omaha.
ATTENTION ENGINEERING
STUDENTS
WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW YOU THE MOST COM
PLETE LINE OF DRAWING SETS AND
SUPPLIES IN THE CITY.
ALL
STANDARD
BRAND
DRAWING
SETS
'" -
No need to shop around as the complete
assortment is here for your inspection.
LATSCH BROTHERS
STUDENT SUPPLIES
1124 0 STREET
Close Rush Week
Frances Cxvlw-.n. s-4ney.
Lorraine f.rant Omaha.
Mry He en Huial Linco-n.
Xi.irian Kidd. L'rc.n.
Uabelie Krum. Ne iih
F'.rlvara McMa$:pr. Omaha
Marv Marcaret M-T-ls. Lincoln.
Mary Mulim. Flat-.
Fats Owen. Omaha
Anae'.le Frnmbaer. Kana '.'ity.
Vircinia Pickett. M nmv.. Calif.
Do:-.? J'.in Keed Mcto-k.
i'.isnne FM Cit
Kathrn Jnrr Svrfiscn. Oak.
Ji-an Sp.tPt.er, Fremont.
P'rvhv Swiser. Lincoln
Frances YarHnoa Kremort
Doris Wolctt. Weepin Water.
auperdse.
Phll:s AMott. Hvannis
Jane Winnt't. Edora la
K.rr ih.t.
Vircinia Clara Ohimock. Omaha.
F.sther Davis. Lircc'n
Mavire KeOerle. h'njin.
MArjor.e Fye. Lincoln
Ma-y Fiix.-teth Hester Lincoln.
Anic-rerie Hoimes Omaha
Marfijiret McMaster. Lincoln.
Ijierne Marcy. Lincoln.
l.etha Fertit. ijr.co.n.
Jun? Porter. Lincoln.
Dons Rip'ev. Lrrnln.
Ksther Schneiderwmd. Omaha.
Winifred Witkens. Haytun. Colo.
Janet Youngbiut. Linccln.
Replcdce.
Helen Marcv Lir-x'ln
lrra.re McCauly. L.ncoln.
Mariorie Schick. Ourtiss.
Kathleen Hyink. LeMars. la
K1'P. KAPPA GAMMA.
Jane Bell. York.
Charlotte Bridce. Norfolk.
Dorothy Ann Campbell. Omaha.
Tecsv Durland. Norfolk.
Dorothy Glenn. Falls City
Sue Hesbacker. Des Moines, la
Petty Jane Hopenell. Tenamah.
Frances Jones. Lincoln.
Elaine Kneser. Water Town. S. D.
The'ma Ladetard. Sidney.
Jean Mett. York.
Jean Newell. Omaha.
Harriet Pufcsley. Genoa.
Helen Ann Rex. Creston. la.
Elisabeth Wauch. Lincoln.
Re pledge.
Jeanette Campbell. Norfolk.
Mary lxuis Dow. Omaha.
Ruth Thjgeson. Nebraska City.
PHI MV.
Margaret Anderson. Osceola.
Dorothy Lea Bne. Beatrice.
Virginia Cremer. Lincoln.
Marcella Lyon. Lincoln.
Maxin Magher. Lincoln.
Agnes Novacek. Milligan.
Rr pied re.
Marian Butler. Lincoln.
Henrietta Kortlang. Lincoln.
PI BETTA PHI.
Rachel Barkalow. Lincoln.
Virginia Clematis. Lincoln.
Eleanor Dehner. Omaha
Margaret Dickerson. Holdreg.
Betty Marie Dolphin. Omaha.
Marcla J"an Gault. Creston. la.
Vivian GH'.an. Concordia. Kaa.
Phyllis Ra Greer.. Elmwood.
Orvene Hecox. Corad.
Helen Evelyn Hork'ns. Lincoln.
Kathryn Johnson. Lincoln.
Lorraine Lynn. Falls City.
Jean McQuistan. Pender.
Gertrude Nimocts. Incotn.
Betty Orme. Lincoln.
Alice Patricia Peterson.
Virginia Smith. Topeka
Holdrege.
Kas.
Maxin Stalons. Lincoln.
Jun Stebbins. Lincoln.
Dorothy Jan Tetters. Deadwood,
Margaret Zemmer. Lincoin.
S. D
Re pled sr.
Jeann Fttr. North Piatt.
SIGMA DELTA TAU.
Eleanor Praverman. Grand Island.
Gertrude Canar. Omaha
Louts Davidson. Des Moines. Ia.
Annab!l Emiein. Sioux City. la.
Muriel Frank, Omaha.
Ethel Glaser. Kansas City. Mo.
Rose Hill. Lincoln
Selma Hill. Lincoln.
Fdith Krasne. Oakland.
Pearl Meyenon, Counril Bluffs, la.
Alice Perelman. Omaha.
Jeanette Polonsky. Omana.
Pauline Schwartz. Omaha.
Dorothy Sherman. Omaha.
Mateel Stein. Sioux City. la.
Selma Zveitel. Grand Island.
81GMA KAPPA.
Jeannette Clayton. Dubois, Wyo.
Wilms Jones. Lincoln.
Annabel Lee. Brownie.
Marguerite Meyer, Lincoln.
Eunice Pennoyer. Ft. Washakie. Wye.
Thelma Rhodes.' Lincoln.
Evelyn Zimmer. Omaha.
ZETA TAT ALPHA.
Jean Evans. Lincoln.
UNIVERSITY WELCOMES
NEW STUDENTS : PREDICT
ENROLLMENT INCREASE
(Continued from Page 1.)
feasors Joseph Burt, professor of
pharmacy; J. P. Colbert, assistnt
professor of engineering mechan
ics; Margaret Fedde. professor of
home economics: Arthur F. Jen-
ness, associate professor of psych'
ology; E. W. Lantz. associate pro
fessor of secondary education;
F. D. Keim, professor of agron'
omy; C O. Swayzee, associate
professor of personnel manage
ment; Dean Amanda Heppner
Dean T. J. Thompson, and Regis
trar, Florence McGahey. Music
will be provided by an ensemble
under the direction of W. T.
Quick.
New students will complete their
registration Tuesday and Wednes
day, with classes beginning Thurs
day morning. A freshman class
party is scheduled for Tuesday
evening at 8 in Grant Memorial
hall.
Following are the programs of
the various colleges Monday:
College of Agriculture.
9:45 a. m. Busses leave Coli
seum for Agricultural College
tjampus.
10:15-11:30 a. m. Convocation
Agricultural Hall (A. H. 306).
Presiding, Prof. H. E. Brad
ford, chairman of department of
vocational education. College
songs Led by Mrs. Altinas
Tullis. Greetings Prof. V.' W.
Burr, dean of college of agri
culture. Greetings Prof. Mar
garet S. Fedde. chairman of de
partment of home economics.
Skit "College Life" by college
students. Announcements.
12:00-1:15 p. m.. Lunch Agri-1
cultural College Cafeteria.
Women.
1:15-1:15 p. m. "What Course
APPROVED
SETS!
APPROVED
PRICES!
Will You Take?" Miss Matilda
Peters. Associate Professor of
Home Economics. Home Econom
ics Hall (H. E. 206i.
2:00-3:00 p. m. Agricultural
College Campus Tour. .
3:00-4:00 p. m. Tea in Home
Economics Parlors.
Men.
1:15-3:00 p. m. Agricultural
College Campus tour.
3:00-3:30 p. m. "How and For
What Will I Register?"
Frof. H. C. Filley. Chairman of
Department of Rural Economics.
Agricultural Enfrineerine: Hall.
(A. E. 206).
TEACHERS COLLEGC.
9:45-10:45 a. m. Convocation,
Grant Memorial Hall.
Presiding. Miss Luvicy M. Hill,
Chairman of Department of
Commercial Arts.
Singing by Assembly.
Welcome by Dr. F. E. Henzlik,
Dean of Teachers College.
Sinking by Assembly.
Talk "The Freshman and the
Teachers College," Dr. D. B.
Stuit, Freshman Adviser.
Announcements.
10:45-12:00 p. m. Counseling with
Instructors and Advisers in
in Offices.
1:00-4:00 p. m. Advising and
Registering of Students. Teach
ers College (T.C.200)
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING.
9:45-11:30 a. m. Convocation,
Chemistry Lecture Room. Av
ery Laboratory of Chemistry
( A.L.)
Presiding. Prof. J. P. Colbert,
Fresiiman Adviser.
Greetings to the Freshman En
gineering Students and "Pur
poses a University Edu
cation." Prof. O. J. Fergu
son. Dean of the College of
Engineering.
'"Budgeting of Time and Fin
ances," Prof. J. W. Haney,
Chairman of Department of
Mechanical Engineering.
1:30-2:00 p. m. Convocation,
Chemistry Lecture Room, Av
ery Laboratory of Chemistry
Presiding. Dean O. J. Fergu
son. "The Student and His Adviser"
and "How to Register," Prof.
J. P. Colbert.
2:00 p. m. Inspection of City
Campus and Engineering Lab
oratories. Adjournment.
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION.
9:45 a. m. Convocation, Social
Science Auditorium (S.S.A.)
Presiding, Professor O. R.
Martin. Acting s9ean of the
College of Business Admin
istration. Welcome by Professor O. R.
Martin.
Student Welcome by Mr. Ken
neth Fritzler.
Assignment to Advisers and
Section Meetings.
1:30 p. m. Registration.
College of Pharmacy.
9:45-11:50 a. m. Convocation.
Hall P.H. 4)
Dean R. A. Lyman, presiding.
Address of welcome bv Dr. R. A.
I'SS. tiocnr & Myias Tobacco Co,
With 229 Pledges
Freshman Lectures.
All students in Freshman
Lectures must have seats as
signed during registration
davs. Those who registered
last spring should call at the
Freshman Lecture table for
seating assignments.
Ncls A. F.engtson.
Chairman Freshman
Lectures Committee.
Lyman, dean of the College of
Pharmacy.
Introduction of Faculty members.
Dr. J. B. Burt, chairman of de
partment of pharmacy.
Dr. Harold G. O. Hoick, associate
professor of pharmacology.
Mr. C. L. Wibli assistant profes
sor of pharmacognosy, chair
man of department.
Miss Lucille M. Mills, technician,
department of student health.
Mr. C. W. Bliven, graduate as
sistant in physiology and phar
" macology.
Mr. A. W. Ruddy, graduate as
sistant in phirmacy.
Mr. E. L. Smith, graduate assist
ant in pharmacy.
Miss Helen I Redford, resident
pharmacist.
11:50-12:00 m. Assignment to ad
visers and adjournment.
1:30-3:30 p. ni. Sectional meet
ings with advisers.
Professor Burt Pharmacy Hall
(P.H. 4)
Professor Wible Pharmacy Hall
(P.H. 1071
College of Arts and Sciences.
9:45-10:35 a. m. Convocation
Temple theater.
Presiding. Dr. Arthur F. Jenness,
associate professor of psychol
ogy and special adviser to
freshmen.
Welcome by Dr. C. H. Oldfather,
dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences and professor of his
tory. Greetings from the coed coun
selors. Important announcements.
Assignment to advisers.
10:35 12:00 m. Consultation with
advisers.
12:00 m.-l:00 p. m. Lunch hour.
1:00-3.30 p. m. Registration.
School of Music.
9:45 a. m. Convocation, School of
Music (S.M. 8)
Presiding Miss Elizabeth Tier-
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Reasonable prices and good service. We've been
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t . . '
-icstcriiciQ' N,::y
uniformity
Vhy does every Chesterfield have
. the same pleasing flavor and mildness.
Because we draw on not just one year's tobacco
crop but crops of several different years to make
sure that Chesterfield's quality never varies.
Every Chesterfield tastes just like every other
Chesterfield mild, not strong; always with a pleas
ing taste and aroma.
ney, professor of theory and
history of music.
Welcome Prof. Howard Kirk
patrick, director of the School
School of Music.
Important announcements.
1:45-4:00 p. m. Registration.
ALL FRATERNITIES NOW
IN SOUND CONDITION,
REPORT OF CONTROL
BOARD SHOWS
(Continued from Page 1.)
This was to eliminate those who
posed as rushees but who had no
intention of joining and enjoyed
entertainment and free meals at
the expense of the fraternities. In
1934 there were a total of 1200
rush cards filed, while only 367
new pledges were secured. In 1935
when the one dollar fee was re
quired, only 463 cards were filed
and 348 rushees were secured.
The Alumni Interfraternity
Board of Control was organized
two years ago, when several fra
ternities were low financially.
They sought aid from Dean
Thompson, who called a meeting
of alumni representatives of each
fraternity. After many months of
study and discussion the Board of
Regents was requested to create
the Board of Control, further giv
ing it broad powers to cope with
the situation.
STUDENTS MUST
OBSERVE POSTAL
RULES WYMORE
Harley Wymore, superinten
dent of station A of the post
office, issued a warning to stu
dents who send their laundry
via parcel post that any corres
pondence enclosed in such pack
ages automatically makes this
mail first class, subject to first
class rates.
Violations of this rule are sub
ject to a warning for the first
offense and a $100 fine on the
second. It is permissible, how
ever, to include magazines,
newspapers, and other printed
matter in the laundry packages,
the line being drawn at personal
correspondence.
Two Yale university research
workers have determined the ex
act atomic weight of an atom of
sulphur to be 31.9818.
Dr. Randolph Major Receives
Credit for Preparing
Rare Compound.
Credit for the synthetic prep
aration of a new rare drug related
M X 7 r 7 famous designer of Cart
ISS Martha Ljale wright Frocks will be in
our Kampus Korner to present her distinct Fall Styles
created with spice and dash especially for the College
Coed.
Formal Qowns
Afternoon Frocks
the same taste
to muscarine goes to a University
graduate, Dr. Randolph T. Major,
formerly of Lincoln, and to How
ard T. Bonnett at Pittsburgh. The
drug is used in the treatment of
high blood pressure.
Dr. Major received two degrees
from the university, graduating
from the college of medicine in
1122. He took his Ph.D. in chem
istry from Princeton, which was
followed by a year's study in
Paris and Berlin. He returned to
Princeton as research associate on
the chemistry staff. Later he ac
cepted a position as director of
the research laborlties of the
An Invitation
to All Coeds
to attend an informal showing of
CARTWRIGHT
FROCKS
Tuesday and Wednesday
11 A. M. to 5:45 P. M.
IN OUR
Kampus Korner
Sunday Night Frocks
Sport Dresses
These frocks will be displayed by
Living Models... coeds you all know
CARTWRIGHT FROCKS 16.50 to 29.00
Kampus Korner Third Floor
Chesterfields win because
they9 re always the same. . .
Merck Chemical company at Rail
way, N. J.
The chemist is the son of Mrs.
Mary Campbell Major, formerly
of Lincoln, now visiting here. She
spends the winter months in New
Jersey, near her two sons, the
other one of whom is professor
of English at Penn State college.
A Birmingham Southern profes
sor recently sent the translation
of a long and difficult Arabic
work to his New York editor. A
few daya later he got a request
to do it over. The publisher had
lost the original.
