SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
Campus Opinion
Dear Kansan:
We agree with your point of view —Campus Opinions have been shallow and pointless. But you failed to tell us what to do about it.
The editorial policy of the Summer Kansan discourages discussion of controversial questions. All significant subjects are to a degree controversial.
It's true that for nine months we give the "proper" responses to all questions. We come to summer school and what do we find? We are again expected to strew roses, not to toss a little gravel. We could defy conventions but would that we wise, Kansan?
Your concern for the education of our Kansas children touches us. Your contention that they cannot learn to think intelligently if their teachers cannot set an example for them is true. We are ready and willing to join forces to encourage more independent thinking in our profession. Perhaps, Kansan, you can start the campaign by airing your views on your favorite grouch, "the Destruction of American Principles and Ideals Today." Or if this seems too large an assignment, in the next issue, formulate a set of rules for "sugar coating a soured Campus Opinion." This at least should be a start toward remaking our world.
The Downtrodden.
P. S. If this was bait, we swallowed it hook, line and sinker.
Editor Summer Session Kansan:
The correct "summer" procedure after one looks at a daily newspaper in the library periodical room seems to be to replace it on the rack above a name different than that which the newspaper bears.
For instance, the proper place for the "Topeka Daily Capital" is anyplace except above the space marked "Topeka Daily Capital." Then when one picks up the paper found in the place for the "Topeka Daily Capital," he is pleasantly surprised to find it to be the "Beloit Daily Call," or perhaps even the "Olathe Mirror." This gives the reader more variety in his selection of reading material which he might never attain otherwise.
Of course, if one is definitely interested in some particular column or news item appearing in his home-town paper he has the pleasure of a Sherlock Holmes' adventure, at the end of which the paper may at last be found in the last space on the opposite side of the rack. The paper is not always found and it is then concluded that someone else may be looking at it. This uncertainty gives an unexpected thrill to the chase because one never knows whether to begin the search at once or to wait and see if someone places the desired paper back in the rack.
It is to be regretted that newspaper reading is not such an adventure all the year around, and we regular students hope that some University publication, such as the "Sour Owl," will take up the idea of seeing that this summer past-time is continued for the winter months, instead of allowing the newspapers to occupy their accumstomed spaces when the fall semester begins.
A. M. H.
Professor Otto Springer, head of the German department, announced the birth of a son, Hans-Alrich, on June 23 at the Research Hospital in Kansas City.
Next Kansan, Wed. July 6th
Contributor's Column
Deer $ ^{1} $ Maw,
Naow you dun it! Rollando is gone, so they is no moor malted milks an shows. All because you did knot like the jacket he was waring. I told him you didn't mean two say it looked as if he waz wearing his knightgown, but he sed he waz very scentsative an besides if you didnt love him like me he could knot stick around, so I will clothes this hear letter as they is tears hear in my ize. Aint you ashamed.
Deer Paw.
Yor idea two get me aout of the dangers of Lawrence waz a good idea, ey believe, on account of the carz went so fast their, though how you new the cars go so fast their is moor than eye can sea, but you waz alwaze smart like that, Paw. Yor second reason fore sendin me hear two Washington waz because I wazn't gettin enuff sushine on account of I told you hit had ben cloudy fore too months an didnt look as if hit waz going two let up. I am afrayed you took me two seeriously, enny-waze hit rays an is cloudly hear all the time but eye guess that is au fait as the French say. Fresh ere waz yor thurd reason. The fresh ere hear shor make you helty; hear is an example of how strong I am: the other day when I waz choppin in the woulds with the other men, the men from theBuzz Saw Timber company come over an started a fight I don't no what fore, you couldn't tell who you waz fighting on account of the darkness, even though hit was lunch time, it takes the sohsine a hour two git dawn through the trees but by the time hit gits daown its so week its useless. Their waz a lot of shooting an swinging of axes at close range but—lissen this—no won waz murt. The woulds shor make you helty all right. Naow we due knot like too be ambushed like that, so we held a war consell an desired two get even, the Get Even Comitea waz: Me, Joe Helve, Art Peavey, an of coarse I waz the won two think up a way two git even which I will tell you abaut in my neckst letter.
yor stallwart sun
ROLLANDO
Summer Session Kansan
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Friday, July 1, 1938
At a recent W. C. T. U. convention the song leader announced that the first song would be found on page 7. Imagine the amazement of the ladies when upon opening their books they found this song: -"There is a Tavern in the Town." Brown with age, an information card, mailed to an alumnus at Simonton, Tex. by the Alumni office in 1921, was returned to Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the Alumni Association, last week. And this "alum" isn't a prof either, Fred says.
DIRECTORY OF 1938 SUMMER SESSION As Given by Students on Registration Cards
Phone Name Home Address
1695 Hekelkinememper, Bernice, Atchison 1132 W. Hills
2991 Henderson, Dorothy A., Hill City 1184 Ky.
815 Henley, Ursula C., Olathe 1711 Mass.
860 Henry, Carryll, Highland Corbin Hall
2925J Hickman, Bertha, Cottonwood Falls 1905 Mass.
2129 High, Corinne, Lawrence 936 La.
860 Hightower, Norma L, Valley Center Corbin Hall
2217 Hightower, Xavia Earl, Coffeeville 1701 Ohio
2048M Hill, Winifred, Lawrence 1233 R.I.
2198Hinshew, Virginia F., Marquette 1233 R.I.
770N3 Hird, Esther B., Lawrence Route 4
Hird, Myrtle Lute, Baldwin Commutes
Viola K, Baldwin Commutes
860 Hopper, Justine, Kan. City Mo. Corbin Hall
Horner, Miriam, McPherson
2789 Horstmann, Gretchen E., Kan. City Miller Hall
Hotz, Louisia, Brookville 829 Ind.
1344R Houghton, Hellen Louisa, Lawrence 506 W. 6th
1740I Houston, Marjorie G., Kansas City 838 La.
1131J Hudson, Julia Myra, Smith Center 1319 Vt.
1131J Hudson, Mary F., Center 838 La.
860 Hughes, Eleanor E., Keniana City Corbin Hall
1779 Hull, Helen M, Camden Point, Mo. 1005 Ind.
860 Hunn, Hope, Effingham Corbin Hall
87 Hunt, Wemarie, Lawrence 1527 Mass.
1185 Hurt Ann, Topeka 745 Ohio
1790 Hurtgen, Hulda, Effingham 826 Ala.
1730W Hyde, Naomi M, Wichita 745½ Ill.
2284W Hyre, Mrs, Eunice R., Lawrence 2120 N.H.
2554 Irvin, Manelle L., K.C., Mo. 917 Ohio
3445 Jackson, Norvella, Kansas City 1721 Ohio
2848M Jameson, Winfred, Lawrence 1202 Ky.
1220 Janke, Dorothy M, Topeka 1217 Tenn.
1655R Jantzen, Mrs. Ruth Patton, Lawrence 944 Ala.
1859 Jennings, Helen M, Kansas City 901 Mo.
950 Jessup, Lillian E., Kansas City Watkins Hall
2248 Johns, Mary V, Lawrence 1846 Barker
860 Johnson, Evelyn A, Dwight Corbin Hall
Johnson, Hortense M, Pittsburg 1016 N.Y.
1400 Johnson, Ida Pauline, Emmett 1343 Tenn.
1203 Johnson, Laura Helen, Mound City 1406 Tenn.
1204 Johnson, Mary L, Kansas City 1838 Tenn.
1246 Johnson, Ruth A, Independence 1341 Ky.
1646 Johnson, laura C, Cottonwood Falls 1236 La.
1969 Jones, Betty Ann, K.C., Mo. 1234 Oread
Jones, Ella D, McLouth Commutes
2786R Jones, Georgia L, Lawrence 1900 La.
305 Jones, Jewel C, Leavenworth 1721 Ohio
1779 Jones, Laura Mercer, Neodesha 1005 Ind.
2786R Jones, Madge Eva, Lawrence 1900 La.
1809W Jones, Pearl B., Okla. City, Okla. 1712 Ky.
860 Junker, Wilma A., Kansas City Corbin Hall
1135 Kaufman, Esther E, Hillsboro 1225 Oread
860 Kemp, Elizabeth E, K.C., Mo. Corbin Hall
860 Kenyon, Loretta D, K.C., Mo. Corbin Hall
289 Kester, Elizabeth, Lawrence 1612 La.
Kimmel, Miriam Ruth, McLouth Commutes
Kingman, Marguerite, Kansas City Commutes
1099 Kipp, Royena Louise, St. John 1244 La.
1302 Klautz, Elizabeth, K.C., Mo. 824 Ark.
1722 Klawuhn, Dorothy V, Lawrence 1336 Tenn.
Kloper, Isabelle, Topeka Commutes
2881 Kloppenberg, Irene E, Hanover 1617 Ala.
Kluss, Cleora E., Lawrence Commutes
1137J Knapper, Barbara H, Kansas City 1046 Miss.
1135 Krehbiel, Martha Jane, K.C., Mo. 1225 Oread
2877 Kresie, Marjorie Jean, Meriden 1334 Ohio
1210 LaDuex, Dorothy M, Spring Hill 1400 Tenn.
Lueding, Caralee, Tonganoxie Commutes
2827 Landrith, Barbara G, Lawrence 1616 Ind.
1361R Lane, Marian G, Lawrence 1324 Vt.
860 Laudenberger, Norma J, K.C., Mo. Corbin Hall
Laughlin, Moleta Ruth, Baldwin Commutes
1203 Lavin, Virginia Mae, Bethel 1406 Tenn.
950 Lawnh, Barbara E, Severnage Watkins Hall
1696 Lawns, Josephine, Lebo 940 Tenn.
860 Lawson, Joy R, Independence Corbin Hall
2382 Leib, Laura E, K.C., Mo. 1223 Ohio
1244 Leibengood, Rebekah, lawrence 1008 Tenn.
LeMay, MMarjorie J, Ottawa Commutes
2314R Lemon, Jessie M, Lawrence 306 W. 12th
2877 Lesser, Mary Ellen, Topeka 1334 Ohio
2217 Lewis, Eugia Ann, Kansas City 1701 Ohio
2 Lewis, Lulu L, Linwood Commutes
712N3 Lewis, Margaret E, Lawrence Route 3
2377M Lewis, Roene Dee, Emporia 932 Miss.
Libney, Lois, Altamont 1231 Oread
1568 Lindner, Eulah C, Luray 816 Ky.
1380J Linsdale, D. Dorothy, Sapulpa, Okla 1738 Barker
1969 Little, Eileen, Kansas City 1234 Oread
950 Little, Rhea K, Emporia Watkins Hall
2235 Lock, Ethel D, Columbus 612 W. 17th
2235 Lock, Patricia E, Columbus 612 W. 17th
950 Lofgren, Maledel T, K.C., Mo. Watkins Hall
Loomis, Ruth M, Topeka Commutes
860 Lovett, Eunice Dee, McPherson Corbin Hall
Luckett, Mrs. Mary L, Kansas City 1321 Vt.
3118 MacGregor, Mary, Centerville,S.D. 630 Ohio
2289 Macy, Leona Mae, Scott City Miller Hall
1501 Maiden, Audrey E, Lawrence 931 Mo.
Main, Zona B, Hays 1016 Conn.
WOMEN
Phone Name Home Address
Malott, Maude Isabel, Bethel 1905 Mass.
Marshall, Frances L., Elk City 1230 Tenn.
Marshall, Margaret, Herington 1232 La.
Martin, Hester L., Wichita 1406 Tenn.
Montrose M., Muskogee, Okla. 746 Moe.
Mason, Gladys L., Fort Scott 1234 Oread
Mamson, Mamie C., McPherson 937 Vt.
McAninch, Evelyn N., Neodsha 1134 Miss.
McCanles, Lulu L., Lawrence 207 E. 14th
McCarty, Marjorie E., Lawrence 2124 Ky.
McClelland, Marielle, Kansas City Corbin Hall
McConn, Nila Byrl, Fort Scott 633 Mo.
McCormack, Mrs. Mildred, K.C.Mo. Corbin Hall
McCormick, M. Frances, Wichita CorBIN Hall
McCullough, Lillian L., Lawrence 1710 Ala.
McIntosh, Zelma Mae, Topeka Commutes
McKenna, Mary A. St. Joseph, Mo., Watkins Hall
Mendenhall, Barrishe, Kansas City Corbin Hall
McKenna, Leah L., Leavenworth 1140 Miss.
McKenna, Mary E., Ottawa 1109 Tenn.
McKibbon, Agnes L., Wichita CorBIN Hall
McMullen, Lois G., Oberlin 1225 Oread
McVay, Mary A. St. Joseph, Mo., Watkins Hall
Mendenhall, Barrishe, Kansas City Corbin Hall
Mercer, Edmorda A., Milton Watkins Hall
Merry, Doris K., Lawrence Haskell Inst.
Metzger, Frances Lee, K.C., Mo. 1323 Ohio
Menschke, Margaret F., Sycamore Watkins Hall
Meyer, Ethel, L., Tongaxie 833 Ind.
Meyn, Alice M., Lawrence West Hills
Miller, Austellena M., Coffeyville 1721 Ohio
Miller, Mrs. Bertha T., Topeka 1245 Oread
Miller, Charlotte R., Emporia 1221 Oread
Miller, Charlotte H., Kincaid 420 W. 11th
Miller, Shirley B., Oakley 1244 La.
Minor, Grace, Independence, Mo. Corbin Hall
Mitchell, Miltred J., K.C., Mo. 1842 Tenn.
Montzingo, Ruth M., Attica 1238 Miss.
Monypeny, Agnes M., Hartford 1132 Tenn.
Moore, Bessie E., Wakarusa Field Work
Moore, Minnie M., Luther, Okla. 813 La.
 Morgan, Dorothy D., DeSoto 1132 Tenn.
Mobray, Geraldine A., Kansas City 1745 Ohio
Moyer, Katherine J., Lawrence 1944 Barker
Murphy, (Ruth) Lorraine, Kanbury 1236 LA.
Mykland, Muriel I, Chapman 1217 Tenn.
Nash, Bernice, Lawrence 946 La.
Nattier, Esther H., Valley Center 1005 Ind.
Nattier, Lillian E., Neodeosa 1005 Ind.
Nelson, Marion B., Hutchinson 1221 Oread
Newland, Ethel Chapman, Lawrence 1142 Ind.
Noel, Elizabeth Jeff, Glasco 1138 Miss.
North, Mildred Violet, Topeka Commutes
Olivier, Irene Anne, Colby 1206 Tenn.
Oliver, Mary Lou, Kansas City Watkins Hall
Oliver, Neva E., Bonner Springs Route 2
Orbison, Cora Elsi, Hoisington CorBIN Hall
Osmar, Margarita, Lawrence 1001 Me.
Ott, Alma Marie, Clay Center 1602 Cresc. Rd.
Otto, Pearl Willis, K.C., Mo. Miller Hall
Owen, Barbara Jane, Lawrence 1702 Mass.
Paden, Alice J., Topeka Watkins Hall
Page, Thelmia Irene, EL dorado CorBIN Hall
Parcels, Dorothy B., Hiawatha Watkins Hall
Parker, Margarette A., Lawrence 1130 Emery R.
Parrort, Lucy, Kan, City, Mo. 1206 Tenn.
Barry, Norma, Kansas City 1221 Oread
Patterson, B. Maxima, Lawrence 245 Me.
Payne, Beulah, St. Louis, Mo. 1701 Ohio
Peak, Forestine M., Topeka 1236 N.J.
Peak, Ione Vesta, Topeka 1701 Ohio
Pearau, Maxine R., Iola 1231 Oread
Perrin, Mrs. Marjorie M., Lawrence 1247 Ohio
Peters, Helen Mae, Cuba 745 Ohio
Phelan, Edith E., Americus 1343 Tenn.
Phenice, Ruth Ethel, Tonganoxie Commutes
Pommerenke, Irene, Clay Center 1221 Oread
Porter, Lucius May, Blue Mound 721 Miss.
Porter,玛丽 Louise, Council Grove 1900½LA.
Pursell, Mildred, Kansas City 1334 Ohio
Putnam, Carolyn Louise, Speerville 1106 OH
Rasmussen, Mrs. Annabel, Lawrence 1721 Ind.
Rawlings, Frances Macy, Milovale 407 Me.
Reade, Wanda Jo, Lawrence 1406 Conn.
Reearik, Anna C., SAPula, Okla. Miller Hall Reed, Alfera, Hutchinson Commutes, Topeka
Rice, Helen Cyntha, Lawrence 630 OHio
Rice, Isabel Louise, Wathena 925 Ala.
Rich, Lucile Fern, Lyndon Watkins Hall
Riedered, Dora) Josephine, Belpere 1406 Tenn.
Ring, Evelyn Erika, Nortonville Watkins Hall
Ruwbert, Flora F., Lawrence 1106 OHio
Roberts, Verda Louise, Kan City CorBIN Hall
Rowdewald, Sophie M, Emporia 1125 Miss.
Rodriguez, (Mary) Virginia, Horton 735 Ill.
Romary, Agnes E., Burlington 1343 Tenn.
Roudebaugh, Anna Myrtle, Denton 1234 Tenn.
Ruppenthal, Ethel E., Lawrence 824 Miss.
Russell, Amanda E., St. Louis, Mo. 1701 OHio
Ruttan, Gruthew, Lawrence 704 W. 12th
(To be continued in next issue)