CONCLUSION

It is to be hoped that the foregoing report presents this state of the
Menorial Union in the light as onvisioned by those who initiated its
beginnings and who desorve testimonial to their efforts. In its use
and in its high regard in student minds it compares very well indeod to
other comparable Unions, The point of saturation in its use has, howe
ever, boon reached, This is amply demonstrated by the fact that very ofton
sovoral student mectings and as many as threo banquets followed by a
Varsity dance are hold on the same night. To cater to such a progran
as this in anything approaching an adequate fashion is under our present
physical condition of size, almost an impossibility. To your attention
is also called the question of the permancy and perhaps the authori-
tativeness of the present Union Operating Committeos To facilitate
your consideration of these matters and any other orders as the Board

of Directors may sec fit this roport is respectfully subnitted,

Henry Wernor, Chairman
The Kansas Memorial Union
Operating Committee