building by state appropriation since 1927. In reality it has had no eateneien of
¢lass room or laboratory space since 1923. The 1927: building (new Snow Hall) just :
replaced old Snow Hall. The enormous gain in enrollment and activities sinee 1923 4
has caused the departments to dig out and use subberranean caverns that would shock
the eave dwellers. The new building will not only give the present fine steff
ees penne Moore, Landis and others) ae well as graduate students and
students « chance to produse real woalth for the state, but will make a
ground for young men of the state in these important fields--and will give other
over crowded departnents rejief by permitting them to move into old Haworth Hall.

ne University's first low cost housing facilities for men

| students enjoying the benefits of life in three

le the Gpaeious grounds on whieh it sete (Old Acacia House
aaetal | te emphasize location as many alumni the Acacia's

  
 
 
  

leeation dem on Tennessee Ste at the sane address where the lived last
year) wore bougit fron faagia alumal boul holders by tte ool 15,0006

 
 

= Saaee Se eee tis Ht Beast Rouse : Tine Bals@t ovtained approwe of th

DEFENSE. The University's part in national defense hae included these and
other de Dpnientes 1085 non registered and Elno Hardy, a graduate student, had
suber 190 the tires mabe : he EOPG which is voluntary, rose in enroliment

a wal S60 to 720; many students vanieed out of school for training service
in national guard end other branshes of service; the Civil Aeronautics Authority

ng pr t he University of Kansas
was ous of the 38 ariginal adhecis chosen for thin Woeluing ont in tend fores sonpeter
ranked second in efficiency in the UsSe Several faculty members have been called
inte conferences on national defense probléms ani som or them have Feserve commissions
and are likely to be called into service before the yeer is overs

  

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

de de deknahy retired fron presides yy of eheveationa Geoe
stints alts tn tae in moles to take position dean of engineering at Kell Has more
har Di jCSnlues $8 Tits y Re On; —— ¥ ne FLonail ve Grad: ecduate ty K.Ue, ae ig
Le, Kather’ ie Fulkerson Jakoskye
from Virginia Medical College as dean

  

ie staff ond makes frienis fast. Males 0
most interesting talk on pharmeey + Gent ‘for schools, eivie clubs, and the likee

Je We Ashton, new head of English department, a splendid’
spoakere ni

i SCIMEGIER RETIRES Born in Suitserland, educated in America and Germany, |
ia: 3 nister, a monber of the KeU. faculty since 1907, made soting : |
dein ins 2588 aeak duan tu 200% ba’ han been and ordlh in ene of Iamens® mater 5 oA
speakerse A much loved and respected mane He retires at age limit of 65 for
administrative officialse Will continue tenchinge

 

  

 

Indiana teetek oh ten v i ak on teterentians law but it was required by
of the ship an aia Cher wane returning and was quite agreeable to Mras Lindleye
A beautiful service was held on board, with a college president, a dean of men, and

26 eollege students taking parte