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Sorority, Fraternity Pledges Listed
For Spring Semester Rush Season

French Quarter Atmosphere
To Prevail For Mardi Gras
Old Nrw
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will prevail throughout tlir campu.s
iln.s weekend in liiiimr ol the annual
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Tlir PiKA's will have a house
lor dance at 7:30 p.m. Thr Phi Delts
will oen Ihrir doors at 8 p.m. sharp
tlir OCC8SIOH.
Dean Forrest, anil his Kentucky lor their house party and the Delta
Colonels will provide Ihe music lor Zeta's will also entertain their dates
the evening, and the highlight will with a party in their house. Thr
be thr presentation of the Mardi KA's plun to becin their weekend
Gras (ueen and thr most popular ol lun with a house dunce,
professor. Awards will also be given
Tuesday niKht the Kapa"s will
lor the most original costume a, entertain a fratrrnity with a dessert
the dance.
at 6:30 p.m. Tlir Alpha dams will
Tonight, to get the festivities un- hold their lirst bcrrnaUc Thursday
der way. there will be .seven house night.
parties. The Phi Tau's will have a
Hlair To Tlay For Swine
Glenn Miller parly; the Phi Sigs arc
Tlir weekly .sweater .swing will br
planning a 'Hood' party; and the
Lambda Chi's will join the mas- hrkl Tuesday niRhl in thr ballroom
querade parade with a costume of the Student Union with Charlir
Blair and his orchestra playing for
party.
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the evenings entertainment.
Ann Hobpood, chairman of the
house committee, announced.
Greek Wrrk will be sponsored next
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Council. The pledces of
all Oreek organizations will donate
ENGINEER'S SUPPLIES
their time and effort to helpiiiK
some dpsprviiiR organization in LexAT
ington. Thr climax of thr week will
br a banquet next Wednesday eveKENNEDY
ning, and Blanton Collier will be
the guc;;t speaker.
BOOK STORE
130 S. LIME
Kll Officrr I istrd
llir new officers of Kappa Delta
ACROSS FROM SUB
are Mary Wilkins. president; Kathy
Sal'y Mag- Jackson,
gard, secretary; Janic Biandrnburg,
TIE STRING
treasurer; Mary Ann Williams,
WITH
house president ; and Georgette
Duckworth and Marilyn Itigg, rutsh
chaumrn.
Alpha Xi Delta has also announe- ed their officers for the coining
year. They are Prpgy Nral, presi- dent; Pat Patterson, vice president;
Maxinc Thompson, recording sccrc- tary; Surah Tabb, corresponding
secretary; Sally Cornell, treasurer;
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Sharon Miller and Martha Whalin,
in play
rush chairmen.
Harder Smothef
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Margv Crudden to Gene Arther-toUS Army.
Beth Gallivan, XO, to Syl Yunker,
Union.
Late iwniii.ssiou
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A toial of llii mm and women
Alpha Gamma ftho- Nral Crosby,
were pledged to Greek organizations Carroll Ciraves, iilierliKk Noel. Tom
tiiis past week as a climax of in- 11. Smith, and Roger Wiedrberg.
Alpha Tau Omega
formal second semester rush.
Robert L.
Council and Panhelleuic Deskins
Di lta Chi ICirhard Chin.
representatives annouiieed.
The sororities pledged the followDelta Tan Delta Norman Berry,
ing gill-llrnry Durham. Wilbert Oovrr.
Al)lia Delta I't MHiireeu Harga- - Charles Mi Cullough. Gordon Monlu,
don. Joan lloltsmger. Gail llppcr. and Thomas Shown.
Bai liara I hit man. Mar Kay Mre- Kappa Alpha Donald Lee Roy-haTamata TlioinpM.n and Sue urll- aru Henry Wilhoit.

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June Bctz and lie was against iinhlin.
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Westminster Record Party, Westminster House, 7:30 p.m.
Phi Sig "Hood" Party, Houe. 7:30
8 p.m.

Party,

House. 8 p.m.
Wesley Foundation I'arty. Wesley
House, 7::t0 p.m.
"Beggar's Oiera," Ouignol, 8:30
p.m.
KA House Party. 8 p.m.
Phi Tau House Party. 8 p.m.
Delt Hou:,c Parly. 8 p.m.

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my technical education and learning what
all the Laboratories sections do and how
their work is integrated.
"In a year I'll lie hack woiking with
the group with w hich 1 started."
Assuming responsibility fast is a common
experience among the engineering, physical science, arts and social science, and
buMncss administration graduates who join
the DU System. Bob Wilson went with
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companies, Western Llcclric and Sandid
Corporation.

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Frank Deters.
Phi Delta Theta
Michael Q. Hunt, Jack H. Marston,
Gene C. Smith, Eugene Ruffier.
Charles S. Utter. Harold B. Utter,
and Chenault Woodford Jr.
Phi Kappa Tau James Anderson,
Nail Hooks Jr.. Paul D. Beard. Rich

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Delta Zeta Sue Harrison. Nancy
Johnson, and Sandra Skinner.
Kappa Kappa Gamma - Betty
Chatin. Joann Meliendon. F.liabeth
Oinie, and Nancy C. Wilder.
Kappa Alpha Theta Ann Chamberlain, Marlha Jane Weathers, and
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Kappa Delta Klcanor ilotts, Shirley Cole. Barbarn Guy, Maltha
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Belly Rons and Camillr Todd.
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Alpha Gamma Irlta
Barbara William Fos.-rtt- .
Charles Hall. Roger
Baiiult, Sarah Sliiiniah. Bai'lara Sue Irfidenbiiigrr.
William McCandlrss,
Varney, and Coll'-eZorn.
Charles Snyder, and Charles Wells.
Alpha Xi
Kulli I.eck. Ann
Kenneth
lambda Chi Alpha
Monarch, and Mary Mien Perrine.
Chi Omega Jane Perkins, Mary Buckner, J'lhn William Buys, Paul
Davis Week.-,-, and Carolyn Stockton. Just icr, George MeCoinbs. and Billy
Delta Delta Delia Ceei Lawson. Snow.

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Charles Guilder on. and Samuel
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Charles D.
Combs. Herman Dayton, Thomas
Haydiin. John Pitman. Peter Rjeley.
liward Shepherd. Donald Willtams.
and JkIiii Oldham.
Pi Kappa Alpha Norman
F.dward F.vrrsolc. Ralph Hovlous,
Waltrr Kirehdorfrr, Lloyd Mrver.
William Miller, Jerry Rrrcr. Jack
Stieltoii, and R.iv S Smith.
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Dickinson
Jr.. Robert Moreland.
Bruce 'I en ell. Roljcrt C. White, and
Dan Woodward.
Sigma Clu
William McCoy and
Donald Turpen.
Sicma Nil Will, am Lvaiis. Jerome
Frankenlierger. Ricky Lewis, and
George Thorpe.
Triangle
Donald R. Cress.
Thomas Neville, James Stephens.
Zcta Beta Tau - Sidney Sternberg-

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