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University Daily Kansan
Freshman Dormitory Officers Discuss Aspects of Leadership
A picnic at Lone Star Lake Sunday turned into an afternoon of hard work for more than 100 freshman women's residence hall officers, the Dean of Women and assistants.
The officers were divided into committees under the supervision of Emily Taylor, dean of women, and her assistants. The committees discussed the various aspects of leadership, and discussed their responsibilities as officers of the freshman women's residence halls.
The new floor chairmen who were elected Thursday night are:
CORBIN HALL: Nancy Soderstrom, Wichita, first floor north; Trish Collins, La Jolla, Calif, second floor north; Cecilia Pitts, Merriam third floor north; Bonnie Stenzel, Ness City, fourth floor north; Libby Roberts, Shawnee Mission, fifth floor north; Mary Halloran, Topeka, sixth
floor north; Vicki Secrest, Colby,
seventh floor north.
Joanna Longley, Chicago, Ill. first floor south; Sharon Robertson, Silver City, N.M., second floor south; Spring Stidham, Park Ridge, III. third floor south; Vicki Harris, Shreveport, La., fourth floor south.
Gertrude Sellards Pearson Hall: Rena Olson, Omaha, Neb., ground floor; Jane Carlson, River Forest, fil, first floor east; Jean Brurgardt, Des Moines, Iowa, second floor east; Glenda Hord, Kansas City, third floor east; Leslie Spurck, Shawnee Mission, fourth floor east.
Trishia Cowen, Junction City, crossbar; Connie McLain, Leavenworth, first floor west; Lillian Genther, Prairie Village, second floor west; Marcia Bunn, Tulsa, Okla., third floor west; Betty Arnold, Hoisington, fourth floor west.
Statewide Activities To Select Chairmen
Applications have been sent to all living groups by Statewide Activities for anyone interested in becoming a County Chairman or Home Town Correspondent.
The applications are due Oct. 15,
at the alumni office, 127 Strong.
Statewide Activities carries on all phases of public relations with high schools, alumni, and citizens of the state.
Members of the organization keep KU's achievements before the public eye.
The members of the Statewide Activities Executive Council are: Thomas Hamill, president; Charles Whitman, vice-chairman in charge of Speakers' Bureau; Jerry Bell, vice-chairman in charge of county Chairman Program; Gary Grazda, Public Relations Chairman; Marylin Miller, secretary; and Roger Harmon, treasurer.
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Savings and Loan Institute Opens Thursday for Junior Executives
A KU Savings and Loan Institute for Kansas junior executives will be held October 10-12 in the Kansas Union.
The 15th annual institute is sponsored by the Kansas Savings and Loan League and the KU Extension. It offers a three-year sequence of programs for the young executives. The program will have separate lectures and discussions for the first, second and third year groups. Each year the executives return to take a more advanced class until they finish the program.
"The program is designed to give instruction, ideas and inspiration for the executives of the savings and loan industry and keep them informed." Robert M. Nelson, a coordinator from the KU extension said.
Registration for the institute will begin at 8:30 a.m., Thursday and programs continue until 4 p.m., Thursday and Friday. Saturday the program ends at noon and the executives will attend the KU-Iowa State football game in the afternoon.
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