Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-11
6B STUDENTSA At
! STATE COLLEGE
!. ARE SALEM|TES

corvallis, Nov. 11.-Salem Is rep
.ssented by 6S students at the
Sreron Agricultural college. The
snrollment from Marion county
sousists Of 122 students.
OF the 6S from Salem, 10 are
..o,stered in the school of COM
,sarce. 7 each in the schools Of
Nome eco1omics, pharmacy and
.0rIculture;4 each in the school
4 mines, the department Of me-
.banical engineering and the
,chool Of vocational education; 2
zach in the departments Of chemi-
AL engineering, industrial arts
ana the school of music; and one
zach in the departments OF yoca-
tlonal agriculture and physical
education.
katherine E. Barhyte has been
nledged to the Delta Psi Kappa, a
national honorary society for
women in physical education.
There are now seven members
with three new pledges. The re-
ouirements of Delta Psi Kappa are
based on scholarship, character,
personality and participation in
athletic events. Miss Barhyte is
also a member of the Xi Beta.
Mable Lucille Moore and Vivian
Marsters are both registered in
The school of home economics.
0lo Jane Welch is sophomore
In the school of home economics.
Leta Waters, a senior in the
school of home economics, is a
member of the XII Beta sorority.
Veva Smith and Nellie Patchin
are seniors in home economics.
Mildred Gill, who is a junior in
the school of economics, is mem
Der Of the Kappa Alpha Theta Bu-
TOrity.
Albert e. Bayne, member of
the Kappa Psi fraternity, is a
sophomore in the school of phar-
macy.
Robert Bates is a junior in
pharmacy.
Albert Bayne, a Kappa Psi,
and Marie Stenstrom are sopho-
more in the school of pharmacy.
The freshmen registered in the
school of pharmacy are: Jack r.
Craford, Kappa Thea Rho; Fred
Davenport, Harold M. Fiss ana
Kenneth Perry, a Sigma Alpha
Epsilon.
Mary E. Hewlett, a freshman,
and Mildred Wright, a'junior, are
registered in the school of music.
Claude H. Darby, a Theta Chi,
is a junior in the schol of mines.
Lloyd Stenstrom, a Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Is a senior in the school
Of mines.
Edward L. Clark is junior in
tne department of electrical engi-
neering. Felix English is a senior
IN the chemical engineering de-
partment.
Elwood Shoemaker, member
Of the Square and Compass, is
freshman in the department of
engineerin.
Lawrence Purvine is a senior in
he department of industrial arts
Virgil Golden, a member of the
Ares club, is special student in
he same department.
Caryl c. Carson, a Sigma Gam
ma, is a senior in the department
# chemical engineering.
Mary E. Bayne, a Delta Delta
Delta, is a senior in the school of
TOcation education. Mable E.
Marcus, a sophomore, and Hester
N. Crane, a junior, are also reg
stored in the school of vocational
education.
Kenneth Zell, member of the
Deschutes club, is a junior in the
'ehool of mines.
Julian Burroughs, Sigma Phi
Epsilon, is a sophomore in the
department. of mechanical engi-
neering.
Homer Richardson and Richard
N. Kriesel, a Sigma Phi Epsilon,
are both sophomores in. the
school of mines.
Willard Simpson, an Alpha
Sigma Delta, is a senior in the de-
partment of mechanical engineer
Ing. And Arthur Wendland is a
ephomore in the same department.
Burton Adams is a freshman in
lhe department of chemical engi-
neering.
Leonard Porter is a special stu
0ent in the department Of electri-
cal engineering.
Herbert Welch is a sophomore
IN the department of electrical
engineering and Daniel Siewert is
. junior in the same department.
Arthur Ross, a Kappa Sigma,
S junior in the school of agri-
culture.
Willard Lawson, a Sigma Alpha
epsilon, is junior in the school
OF agriculture.
Ambrie Bagley, junior; Royal
y Emmel, senior; Eugene Gill,
sophomore; Alonzo Patchin, a
senior; Ralph A. Harold, fresh
Ian' are all registered in the
&hool of agriculture.
~ Letha Wilson, a Kappa Alpha
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