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A Happy Ending For Most A Happy Ending ush week-1950-brought a period of annual. activity to the R University when some 900 prospective sorority and fratern- ity pledges were on the campus for the September 3-8 festivities. For the sorority rushees, activities began Sunday at 4 p.m. with registration at the women's quadrangle . Sunday evening and Monday were spent in attending open house of each of the 12 sororities. The following three days were filled with rush parties, climaxed Friday by bid house and dinner parties given by the sororities for their new pledges. Fraternity rushees registered in the Union lobby Monday . Preferential breakfasts and parties followed Tuesday morning. Activities ended for the new pledges Friday evening at bid house in the University amphitheater . Numerically, the rushees hit a new high and low this year. Approximately 400 co-eds went through rush week activities-a marked increase over past years-with a total of 309 pledging sororities . Fraternity rush registration dwindled to 425-the lowest since World War 11-with 412 men being pledged to the 23 Uni- versity fraternities. The 1950 pledges found they weren't the only additions to the campus-two sorority houses also made a debut at autumn rush. The Gamma Phi Beta sorority made their initial bid for pledges in a two-story ranch style house of sandstone and red- wood flanked on the southwest by a large patio. Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity is occupying their former home. Next door to Gamma Phi's is the new Alpha Chi Omega so- rority house of brick and stone which brings a touch of modernistic architecture to the campus. The 1950 pledges include : ALPHA CHI OMEGA : Janice McLaughlin, Altus; Nancy Joan Fite, Bristow; Maxine McDuff, Chickasha; Jean Edrington, Happiness so Duncan; intense that it borders on tears, blossoms on the Glenna Mitchell, Frederick; Patricia Sue Callahan, Lind face of pledge Sarah Phillips, as she is welcomed into the fold say ; Karen Dickenson and Henrianna Merriott, Norman ; Jane by her sister, Tri-Delt Pat Phillips, Oklahoma Daily editor. Babcock, Owallah Crews, Margaret Ellen DcArmand, Beverly Jelsma, Rita King, Marilyn Mason, Ann Murrah and Lynn Wilk- ins, Oklahoma City; Sherry Marie Cress, Perry; Rebecca Donovan and Jony Shed, Seminole; Shirley Spencer, Nebraska City, Nebraska. ALPHA DELTA PI : Georgann LeVite, Apache ; Carolyn Cummings and Deona Kay Kelb, Bartlesville ; Jimmy Riseling, Bethany ; Dorothy Shelley, Erick ; Wretha Barnhart, Jeaneann Johnston and Dorothy Sanders, Lawton ; Beverly Bosolo and Mary McSherry, McAlester ; Lora Connelly, Peggy Jean Hart, Patricia Jean Jenkins, Helen Laws, Pat Moreland, Marion W. Roper, Pa- tricia Sterrett, Vera Jo Watson, Donna White and Barbara Yar- brough, Oklahoma City ; Bettye Jeane Miller, St. Louis, Missouri ; Clara Dean Bigby and Patricia Patrick, Sand Springs; Arlyne Louise Ross, Seminole; Helen Mae Bousky, Nancy and Jerry Lou House, Tulsa; Jo Ann King, Tyrone ; Margaret C. Loftus and Louanna Mary Wardian, Zanesville, Ohio. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA: Billye Lee Wells, Cheyenne ; Serious-looking father, Sooner basketball coach, Bruce Drake, '29phys. ed, congratulates daughter Deonne on the Delta Delta Delta lawn. Like other Tri-Delt pledges, Deonne wore a smile. OCTOBER, 1990 can ; Howard Keith, Gene Stunkle and Francis D. SIGMA ALPHA MU : Bernard Adler, Harold Rush . O'Neill, Enid ; Don Q. Hewett, Frederick ; Koehler Bayliss, David Galerston, Leon G. Hirsh, Dick May Oklahoma City ; Elton Green- BETA THETA PI : Richard Haynes, Ada ; John Thomas, Lawton ; Richard Wills, Miami; Warren and Michel May, E. berg, Wichita, Kansas ; Charles Brooks, New York, S. Badger, Altus ; Bob Cathey, Ardmore; Robert Dale Rouse, Newkirk; Bob Foster, Richard New York . Boone, Atoka; Cyrus Richard Anderson, Duncan ; Harkins and David Grander, Norman ; Robert Best, Fred Wcwerka, El Reno ; Morris D. Phillips, Fair- Martin Heflin, Jerry Manderville, John Coleman, SIGMA CHI: Maurice DeFord, Anadarko; view ; Nolan Kelly, Frederick ; Clyde Chesnutt, Jr ., Richard R. Bailey, Jack Coleman and Glenn W. Henry L. Cullins, Jr ., David G. Poe, Weldon W. Holdenville; Bob Lomax, Muskogee ; Johnny Mack Gordon, Oklahoma City ; John L. Clifton, Shawnee ; Saylor and Ralph Alan Wall, Ardmore; Frank Arnold, Nowata ; John Culbertson, Lee H. Riley, Jitu Lewis and At N. Pcttigrove, Tulsa ; Dean Harris, John Imel, Eddie Kitchen and Buster Wal- Perry Van Wagencr, John F. Watson and John P. Vickery, Wichita, Kansas ; Richard C. Fagin and ters, Cushing; Bob Dunn and Gene Eoff, Duncan ; Wolff, Oklahoma City ; Von Wooten, Pawhuska ; Robert Jeffries, Dallas, Texas ; Kenneth W. Perry, Dickson Milton, Healdton ; Neil Vaughn, King- Parke McAlister and Richard Neal, Ponca City ; Odessa, Texas. fisher ; Scotty Coffman, Mangum ; James Marrs and S. Mason, Shattuck ; Don Allen Price and John Watson, Norman ; Spencer Black, Oscar S. George PHI GAMMA DELTA: Clarke Coulter, Ard- Young, Shawnee; O. W. Jones and Burrow, Tom Clark, John Hope, Jr ., Willard Ken- Clarence C. more ; Frank W. English, Chickasha; Robert Davis, Washington, Tahlequah; Mildred Ingram, nedy, Frank M . Mitchell, Patrick H. Moorehead, John F. Cushing; Bobby Lee Townsend, Durant ; Fred Peebles, Wewoka ; Lewis 1) . Mc- Charles Robinson and Thomas Robinson, Okla- Tulsa; Richard Wright, El Reno ; John Klass, Jr ., Lawton ; Johnny Wellington, Kansas ; Manford Carl Holly, homa City ; David A. Baker, Bob Murrell and W. Eachcrn, Hudson, Bob Noever and Jim Rowscy, Muskogee ; ; Lanny Keith, Roswell, New Fred Sponsler, Okmulgee ; James A . B. Worrell, Wichita, Kansas David Jeter, Norman ; Lloyd Peck, Oilton ; John Olustec; John Eagleton and Lewis Mosburg, Tulsa; Mexico . Cain, B b Lockridge, Larry McFarland, Dick Robert Patterson, Wewoka ; Donald D. Brown, DELTA CHI: George Patterson and Burley Swanda, Jerry Amundsen, George Murray and Bob Shreveport, Louisiana; Jim Frank Reid, Dumas, Walker, Oklahoma City ; Eddie Crass and Richard Waller, Oklahoma City ; Homer Paul, Jr ., Pants Texas; Harry Elsworth Nicholls, San Antonio, S. Stringer, Tulsa; Don Topper, Monument, New Valley ; Charles Casey, Charles Johnson, Bill West, Texas ; Ed Burleson, Waco, Texas. Mexico . David Trapnell, Robert L. Wilson and Rollo S. ; Harry DELTA TAU DELTA : Don Carpenter, Durant ; Maxwell, Ponca City ; Bill Cook, Shawnee; Chester SIGMA NU : Bruce E. Oakley, Cherokee James L. Joseph Phelps, P.l Reno ; Wayne K . Williams, Fred- E. Cadieux, Ira T. Parker, Jr ., and Grady B . Skil- Mack Brown and Cham King, Duncan ; Joe Bob erick; Tommy Adair, Midwest City ; Ralph Stanley lcrn, Jr ., Tulsa; Tom Morton, Wichita, Kansas ; Burton, Robert Fraker, Robert Grant, City ; Penney, Norman ; Clyde Bynum, Eugene L. Chas- James I) . Bradley, Evergreen, Colorado ; Earl L. Thompson and Claude Woody, Oklahoma Clarence tain, Lco Cox, Frank Patton McGee and Harry L. Pool, Springfield, Missouri ; Harry I . Clarkson, Billy W. Ballard, Eldorado, Arkansas ; City, Pruett, Oklahoma City ; Freddie Leonard, Paw- Chcvy Chase, Maryland . Maher, Peoria, Illinois ; Jim Land, Kansas Jerry Sim- Kansas ; Jay Gcbbcrt, Wichita, Kansas ; Ed Larson huska; Robert G. McBride, Ponca City ; PHI KAPPA PSI: Maynard Howard, Chickasha; Morris, and Jack Grant, Joplin, Missouri . mons and Charles Williams, Tulsa; Pat Jack Willard, Lyndon Munkrcs, Enid ; J. Russell Hubert : William Crawford, Waurika ; Dale Hinson, Tucson, Arizona; Egelston, Guthrie; Gilbert Hyroop, Fort Supply ; SIGMA PHI EPSILON Am- Healdton ; Jim Pat, F. Carson, Wilmette, Illinois ; Carl D. Hare, Paul M. Goode, Mangum ; John Johnson, Bob Granficld; William C. Barton, Oketnah; Robert G. arillo, Texas ; Wcymar Osborne, Pampa, Texas. Jordon and? Donald McLaughlin, Oklahoma City ; Madill ; Ronald W. Cook, Charles E. Marshall, DELTA UPSILON: Bob Weedn, Duncan ; Ver- James Northcutt and Warren Adam, Ponca City ; Harston, Mickey Hill and Valley ; Har- non Henderson, Guymon ; Gordon Marx and Wyman Ewing, Purcell ; Richard Race, Shawnee; Oklahoma City ; John M. Hutto, Pants Vaughan and Leonard Kline, Pawnee ; Jim McMath, Billy Shaw, Richard H. Chauncey, Jr ., and Paul O'Barr, Tulsa. rell Followwell, Poteau ; Clifford Robert V. Waldrop, Shawnee; Tom Harris, Stroud ; Larry N. Swanson, Oklahoma City ; Dave Dunning, PHI KAPPA SIGMA : James Barrett, Ardmore; Rodney G. Buckles and David W. Sirmus, Tulsa; Carl Bartholomew, Carty Hunter, Tom D. Dur- James Vineyard, Cushing ; W. T. Huddleston and and Donald N. 11 . E. (Gene) Latimer, Yale ; Middleton Ray, Little ham, Jr ., Jack Thomas Mordan Jim Douthit, Konawa ; Bill Goodner and Walter Waurika; Lynn Lott, Rock, Arkansas ; E. A. Paschal, Amarillo, Texas ; Stacey, Tulsa ; Paul Stillwell, Donald Head, Miami; Joe Whistler, Norman ; Bob Wayne B . Abernathy and Frank E. Wolf, Dallas, Memphis, Tennessee. Aldridge, Robert Ferrin, Robert Trosper, Milton Texas. KAPPA ALPHA : Don Hurd, Antlers; Jay R. B. Silver, Bill Turner, Jack Baldwin, Milton Spivey PHI: Gerald L. Glahn, Bar- Bond and William C. McDonald, Chickasha; Phil and Jack Locwen, Oklahoma City ; Charles D. THETA KAPPA Hoover, Chickasha; Thomas Wil- Symcox, Cordell ; Bob Winklcman, Cushing; Alvis Tomlins, Tulsa; George Holeman Greer, Owens- tlesville ; Charles ; Niklas and Terry Zellers, W. Harper, Frederick ; William Howell, Holden- boro, Kentucky ; James W. Campbell, Pampa, liams, El Reno Albert Saab, Haskell ; Charles Boeck- ville; Jerry Owens, Konawa ; Jack Gregory, Mus- Texas; Hubert Miller, Wichita, Kansas . Henryetta ; Teddy man, Okeene ; Bert Kapp and Thomas Rheinberger, kogee; Paul Keen, John Crane and Ralf Miller,
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