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182 HONORED CEREMONY IN FIELD HOUSE

Chicago Man Speaks at 14th Annual Butler Program.

Names of 182 Butler University students who received awards, honors and memberships in honor societies.were announced today at the 14th annual honor day program at | the university. | Dr. Anton J. Carlson, University |

‘of Chicago, spoke on “Science and |

the Common Life.” Honors and awards were announced by Dean Gino A. Ratti, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Dean W. L. Richardson, College ol Education and Dean Frederick D.

Kershner, College of Religion.

Seniors elected to Phi Kappa Phi were | Geraldine Breit Jo- | eien Zimmerman Daum, Mary Elizabeth Davenport, Joy Dickens. Ruby Ertel, Mars Ferrell, Sarah Elizabeth Frazer. [Francis | Funke, Dorothy Gray. Catharine

! Mary Schleicher Keltner, Frederick { ner Jr. i ferschmidt,

Cecelid Mary David

Marilynn Knauss, Pauline Larson, Betty Lutz,

beth: League,

and Mary Vance Trent.

Graduate Students Elected

Graduate students elected to anization were Albert Bailey. Fred L.| rook, . Delver Carder. Agnes Mahoney, | Grace Pitt, Nina - Sims. Marie Stewart, | Emma Louise Volland, Lillian Marie Vol- | land, Evan alker. and Katherine | Smool Youngman. Uoseph D. Calderon. | who was selected as a candidate for one! of the Phi Kappa Phi fellowships for | 1937-38 by the Butler chapter. was made | a second. alternate by the Committee Oi | Award of the national, society. i Those on the College of Liberal Aris honor roll are Hilton Atherton, Mildred ; Benson, Mary Bowlby. Geraldine Brovles, | Joseph Calderon. Autie Lee Carr. Estelle | Cohen, Thelma Cooley. Mary Davenport. | William Davis. Marguerite Ellis, Sarah E. Frazer. Dorothy Gray. June Gray. Elnora | Hartran,| George Heavilin, ‘Mary A. Hicks. Richard Huff, Corlie Jatkson. Anita . Marilyn Knauss. PY Janet Morgan, Bonnie Mvers. beth Meyers. Marjorie Newman, |Elfriede ! Nordsieck, June” Pennington Philip Redwine. E. Louise Rhodehamel, Betty Richart, Marjorie Schoch. Frances Sewell, David Silver, Margaret Stump. Mary Sumner. Helen Thomvpson. Mary V. Trent, Anna J Miriam Vollmer, and Eldon

the or- |

the College of Education Harriett Badgley. Jeannette Alice Barnett, Ruth Bolton. Anna Lee Craigle. - Kathryn Fisher. Eleanor Grepn. Marguerite Herriot. Marjorie Howard. Evelvn Little, Anna McMullan. JeanMeek. Louise Plummer. Margaret Proffitt. Clarice Reimer, Mary Sailors. Betty Temreriey, Bobby Jo Vestal and Robert White-

Sell,

honor roll are

Named to Kappa Delta Pi

Members named to Kappa Delta Pi honor society are Winifred Andrews, Wanda Carter, Jane Christena, Jane Colsher, Thelma Cooley. Joy Dickens, Helen Eldridge, Sarah Frazer. Francis Funke, Ruth Gingery, Eugene Greuling, Jean Knowlton, Lucille Miller, Elizabeth Myers, Louise Rhodehamel, -Mildred Rugenstein. Marjorie Schoch, Grace Shelton, Lois Stevens, Mararet Stump. Bobby Jo Vestal, Betty Wiliams and Wilma- Williams. Those selected for membership in Phi Eta Sigma, first .year men’s honorary, were Carl . Bjorklund, Ernest Ferrer, Albert Goldstein, George Heavilin. Harold

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Howenstine, Richard Krause. Paul Lentz, James Moore, Ralph W.- Morgan, Robert Pricnard, Jac Stewart, Robert Stultz and Dudley Swartz. : New mempoers of Phi Chi Nu, first year women's honor society are Jeanette Barnett, Mildred Benson, Virginia Blackley. Mary Bowlby, Bstelie Cohen. Edith Drees. Doris DuValle, Marguerite Ellis, Viola Francisco, Dorothv Gimbel, Elnora Hartan, Mary Hays Sally . Heilman. Hull. Margaret Kelly. Lewis, Janet Morgan, Rosemary € man, Betty Noonan. Margaret Parrish. Martha Simons. Elizabeth Stanfield, Anna VanDorn and Romona Winfield. Win Scholarships Award of scholarships will be made to Elizabeth Meyers, Dorothy Sparrow. Thel1a Cooley and Marie Kuntz. Chloris Bell is the recipient of the Woman's League scholarship cup. The Alliance Francaise medal was given to Betty Lutz. The Kappa Delta Pi placque was given to Charlotte Gillie. Eugene Greuling received the Certificate awarded by the "Mathematical Association of America. A prize of $100 was awarded ‘Robert E. Hanson in the Irwin essay contest. Fred W. Smith won second prize of $50. Carolyn Varin was awarded 'the Theta Sigma Phi medal and Harriette Badglev was awarded the Eliza Blaker awa

lowships, and assistantships were Josepn D. Calderon, George Craycraft Jr., David Silver, David Pellett, Geraldine Broyles, Lois Reitzel. Dudley Strain, Eugene Zendt and Gino A. Ratti Jr. Recently named members of Kappa Tau Alpha. national honorary journalistic fraternity include Beatrice 'Waiss, Margot Stanley. Viola Williams and Marjorie Andrews. ; Literary awards were given Thelma Cooley. short story; Betty Kichart. poetry. and William DeClark, drama.

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: rd : Recipients of graduate scholarships. fel-

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