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Student Directory
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Carney, Jesse L. 2EN, 1012 Hilltop, 1101 Paul, Lawrence VI 3-715
Carolan, William G. 1EN, 1012 Broad, Lawrence VI 3-715
Caskdan, Rochelle, 1335 La, 1272 W 72nd, KCMo VI 3-177
Cawood, Minnie, GR, commuting
Chezek, Edward L. 1EN, 19 W 14th, 747 Simpson, KCK
Cila, Dawn Thelin, GR
Chrzarwskie, Joseph J. 1EN, 19 W 14th, 60 S 8th, KCK
Cliboski, Kenneth N. 4BU, 1237 Tenn, Goodland VI 3-604
Clark, Richard B. 3BU, 310 Maine, Lawrence VI 3-106
Clifton, Marion G. 3AS, 21st & Clifton, Lawrence VI 3-334
Ceman, Ceil H. V. A. M. Mississippi, Lawrence VI 3-343
Cohen, John W. 1GRA, 1135 McKenny, NY VI 3-975
Comer, Julian R. 2EN, 1423 Alumn, 4228 Garfield, KCMo VI 3-884
Congleton, Dorothy, GR, 2245 Mass, Lawrence VI 3-884
Congleton, Paul, 4BU, 2245 Mass, Lawrence VI 3-884
Conway, Lala G. 1AS, commuting, Drexel, Mo VI 3-884
Cok, Clyde G. 1AS, 1332 Vermont, Lawrence VI 3-884
Coombs, Eugene G. 3AS
Cooper, Gary E. 3BU, 1100 Indiana, 410 N Grant, Colby
Cotter, Wance W. GR
Cottier, Vance H. 4BU, 11F Sunnside, 3904 Ocean Dr, Manhattan Beach, Cal
Couch, John David, commuting
Couch, Robert E. 3BU, 1439 Tenn, 721 N Anthony, Anthony VI 3-172
Coughen, Mary L. 4FA, commuting
Crane, Judith A. GR, Corbin Hall
Crane, Marvin Wayne G. 1404 La, Lawrence VI 3-110
Crosier, Ruth E. 3DE, commuting, 4307 Georgia, KCMo VI 3-546
Cross, Frederick K. 1LW, commuting, 58 N 10th, KCK
Crouch, Jimmy L. 1EN, commuting, 1217 E 23rd, NKCMo VI 3-894
Croy, Dan Jack, 3AS, 623 Mo, 625 W 11th, Newton
Cruis, Mary A. 4FA, commuting
Kateleur, Kathleen G., 12LA, Laurence VI 3-289
Damman, Bruce, 2AS, 1744 Ky, Lawrence VI 3-9125
David, Paula M. 3AS, 500 W 11th, 7309 Summit, KCMo VI 3-9235
Davis, Charles G. 1EN, 132 Maine, 1935 N 6th, KCK VI 3-9235
Davis, Richard G. 1EN, 1417 Alumn, 400 Tennessee, Iowa VI 3-2485
Davis, Richard Leon, 3EN, 1526 Vermont, Box 34, Lakin VI 3-2485
Decico, Robert J. 3FA, commuting, 541 N Lake, Topeka VI 3-289
Decler, Albert T. 1EN, RRI, Westphalia
Deter, Charles H. GR, 1804 University Drive, RRI, Norcatur VI 3-8414
Determin, Frank K. IAS, commuting, 12AS, KCMo VI 3-8828
Dewee, Carroll A. 1AR, 131 RMI, 231 RMI, Lawrence VI 3-8828
Dewee, Kennett D. 2EN, 941 Tenn, 2814 Espagnal Lane, KCK VI 3-8828
Dickerson, John R. 2EN, commuting, 3029 Paseo, KCMo VI 3-8828
Dinnit, Matt R. commuting
Dodd, James J. 1EN, commuting, 208 St Louis, Fulton, Mo VI 3-8828
Dodd, Maryellen 3AS, commuting, 2221 Tournee, KCMo VI 3-825
Dresser, Harry 9AS, 1420 Ohio, 804 Flor Vista Dr, Bell, Calif VI 3-0681
Drummond, Wilbert N. 1AS, 1045 W Hills, Lawrence VI 3-0681
Duckett, Hubert Jr, 8GR, commuting
Duckley, Glynox N. GR, commuting
Dunham, Lorin A. GR, 830 Nawau Court VI 3-8534
Duroce, Leonard L. GR, commuting
Durow, Robert N. 1EN, 833 Tenn, Box 255, Centuria, Wisie VI 3-8040
Durr, Frederick R. EGR, 1719 W 2019, Lawrence VI 3-8040
Dvarte, Leonard L. GR, commuting
Dyni, John Richard, 8GR, commuting
Earl, Donald L. 2AS, 1225 Oread, Lawrence VI 3-0732
Eastwood, Mae A. 9JQ, 933 Ky, Lottery, La VI 3-4879
Eddy, Ned V. 1AS, 1606 Tenn, Lawrence VI 3-3936
Eddy, Nedry V. 1AS, 1510 Tenn, Lawrence VI 3-0452
Edwards, Mary A. 1FA, 600 W 11th, 600 N 7th, Frederick, Okla VI 3-9123
Edwards, Norman E. 2EN, 403 S School, Eureka VI 3-7034
Elichhorn, Joe Grant, 1EN, 2027 Emerald, Lawrence VI 3-7034
Elmore, Donald L. 2AS, 1225 Oread, Lawrence VI 3-7034
Erickson, Barbara L. GR, 1222 La, Lawrence VI 3-9123
Eudaler, Leonard L. 4EN, 133 Tenn, Lawrence VI 3-6365
Evans, Joseph C. GR, 946 Ohio, Lawrence VI 3-6365
Evans, Mary D. GR, 1222 La, Lawrence VI 3-8964
Pale, Sylvia S. 4FA, commuting
Fawl, Clifford L. GR, 205 Century Dr, Lawrence VI 3-9444
Feller, Donald D. 1ED, 1246 W Campus, Lawrence VI 3-9444
Fenske, Sharon L. IAS, 500 W 11th, Lawrence VI 3-9444
Fergus, Richard W. 3EN
Ferguson, Charles G. 3AS
Ferrier, Ted Lawrence, 2AS, 1540 La, 312 S Terrence, Witchita VI 3-4050
Fetghner, John P. 1AF, 1421 Alumn, Column 23, Wellsville VI 3-4050
Flickbolm, Dwight M. 1EN, General Delivery, Lawrence VI 3-523
Ficks, Brute Mac. 2EN, 1325 W Campus, 1129 Webster, Topeka VI 3-523
Fleses, Joel Mac. 3AS, 500 W 11th, New York VI 3-523
Findley, David M. 1AS, 413 Miss, Lawrence VI 3-0703
Finkemeier, Theodore, 8GR, commuting VI 3-0703
Fish, Dorothy C. 9AS, 1245 Oread, Elim Street, Bethel, Maine VI 3-6733
Fish, Dorothy C. 9AS, 1655 Starford, Lawrence VI 3-6733
Fite, Victor J. 1AS, commuting, 12AS, KCMo VI 3-6735
Fitzgerald, Colleen, 4FA, commuting VI 3-1784
Fleming, Norman D. 3EN, commuting, 1716 Nebraska, KCK VI 3-0974
Poland, Edwin, 3AS, 901 Tenn, 803 W 2nd, Coffeeyville VI 3-9891
Poster, Glen Lloyd, 1GR, commuting, Lawrence VI 3-9891
Poster, Suzanne M. 3AS, 824 Arkansas, 2230 Corning, Parsons VI 3-9027
Poster, William K. 1AS, 1947 Barker, Lawrence VI 3-5231
Poster, Dallas Dunne, 1AS, 646 N 5th, Lawrence VI 3-5230
Poster, Francis J. 1EN, 2027 Vermont, Lawrence VI 3-5230
Friedman, Wm H. 3AS, 1718 Ala, 2273 California, Cal IV 3872
Fritzel, William E. 3FA, 1934 Learned, Lawrence VI 3-8879
Frommel, Robert D. 1EN, commencing, Brunswick, Mo VI 3-1772
Garring, Carol L. 1AS, 1335 La, Lawrence VI 3-1772
Garrison, Ellia J. 1AS, BAG, Lawrence VI 3-1758
Gengler, Louis John, GR, commuting VI 3-1758
Gberer, John Richard, 4EN, 1140 Miss, 2003 S 14th, KCMO VI 3-5298
Geereck, E George E. 8GR, commuting VI 3-5298
Gliese, Na A. FA, 1269 Ohio, Lawrence VI 3-6252
Gliese, Niles Bart, 2EN, 1346 Ohio, Henry Thompson VI 3-6252
Gillespie, James, 1AS, commuting, Tonganio VI 3-6252
Gilliam, Arthur W. GR, 24C Sumyside, Lawrence VI 3-4717
Gillium, Larry Dean, 1DE, 2123 RI, Lawrence VI 3-1615
Gillium, William R. 1DE, 2123 RI, Lawrence VI 3-1615
Ginson, Ronald W. 2EN, 1103 W Campus, Lawrence VI 3-3944
Gimon, Rolden J. 1EN, 2200 Vermont, Lawrence VI 3-7482
Glahn, Robert J. 1EN, 2200 Vermont, Lawrence VI 3-7482
Glenn, Eleanor A. 8BU, 831 La, 801 La, Lawrence VI 3-4008
Goering, Victor D. 3AS, 1209 Ohio, Lawrence VI 3-2930
Gelfine, Anna Mireta, 4AS, 8GR, commuting VI 3-1100
(More names will be printed from time to time.)
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Sigma Alpha Iota Pledges 5 Women
Sigma Alpha Iota, honorary music sorority, pledged five women Thursday afternoon in Myer Chapel, and recently elected officers.
The pledges are Jo Wiens, Belle Plain freshman; Margaret Throm, Overland Park; Sharon Regier, Newton; Mary Beth Spena, Lecompton, and Janetha Schmalzried, Dighton. All are sophomores. A pledge party will be held at 7 p.m. Feb. 29 in the Student Union.
Shirley Baker, Garden City junior, was elected president. Other officers are Doris Cinzcollz, Detroit sophomore, vice president; Shirley Lynn, Lawrence junior, corresponding secretary; Jane Rateliff, Atwood senior, recording secretary; Georgane Brown, Junction City junior, patroness chairman; Ann Markwell, Gashland, Mo., chaplain; Joanna Lord, Shawnee, treasurer, and Sue Markwell, Gashland, Mo., editor, all sophomores.
Phi Alpha Delta Pledges Six Men
Six students were pledged by Phi Alpha Delta, professional law fraternity, at a ceremony in the Student Union Thursday.
The piedges are Floyd E. Jensen, Bird City junior; Marion J. Reesler, Claflin special student; Don Warren Hemphill, Norton first-year law student; James Frederick Doak, Stuart, Okla, senior; Dennis Henderson, Salina senior, and Jason V. Ott, Wakeeye junior.
Full semester pledges will be initiated March 9 at the Douglas County Court House.
Chorale Sings At Fort Scott
The KU Chorale, directed by Clayton Krehbel, assistant professor of music education, presented a program of varied music for the Fort Scott Music Club Monday. Before the concert the University alumni chapter gave a dinner for the group at the Methodist church in Fort Scott.
American Film Tonight
South Carolina was the first state to plant rice and indigo for sale. Rice was planted before 1671.
Mental Health Neglected Topeka Psychiatrist Says
"Shadow of a Doubt," a University Film Series picture, will be shown at 7:30 p.m. today in Hoch Auditorium. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, the American film stars Joseph Cotten and Teresa Wright.
"Mental health is the nation's number one health problem because it has been neglected," said Dr. Kirk Milm, Topeka State Hospital staff psychiatrist. Thursday in the first session of the hospital orientation course at the Student Union.
He added that mental health fills more than one-half of the hospital beds, yet has appropriated less money for treatment and research than any other disease.
In tracing the history of the mental health program in Kansas, Dr. Feldman, director of research and education at Topeka State Hospital, said "we are at the crest of the turt 'revolution' in mental health care since the beginning of man."
Stressing the revolution taking
place in Kansas since the investigation of the Topeka State Hospital in 1948, he cited that in 1948 Kansas ranked 38th in the nation for care and treatment of mental health. Today it ranks fourth, with 1.35 patients per employee at Topeka State Hospital and a return to their homes of 85 per cent of the patients.
He added that in comparison with five doctors, 1 nurse, 125 attendees and 1 clinical psychologist in 1948, today they employ 385 aides, 23 clinical staff doctors, 46 residents, more than 60 consultants, 35 registered nurses, 31 affiliated nurses, 12 staff psychologists—10 of which have doctoral degrees—4 student psychologists, 12 social workers, 1 student social worker, 31 therapists and 2 student therapists.
Basketball Scoreguessing Contest for Saturday, Feb. 25, 1956
Put a check next to the team you think will win
Iowa Michigan
Indiana Northwestern
Oklahoma Missouri
Kentucky Alabama
Yale Princeton
Duquesne Temple
St. John's Fordham
Eastern Kentucky Dayton
Estimate the score of the following game only.
Kansas
Nebraska
Ballot boxes located at the following places: Call Cafe, Rock Chalk Cafe, and Hawk's Nest—Student Union
Carton of Chesterfields to the Lucky Winner
Ballots will be collected at noon the day of the game
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT All University Theatre Patrons-
For your convenience tickets to each University Theatre production are available at all hours at the Concessions Counter of the Memorial Union as soon as the previous production closes. At this time subscribers may exchange coupons and students may present ID cards for tickets. If you desire seat locations other than those available at the Union, leave a reservation at the counter and the University Theatre will endeavor to fill your order.
The Green Hall Box Office opens one week before each production in order to handle the increased sales at that time. The Box Office hours are 10:00 a.m.to 5:30 p.m.Monday through Friday,10:00 a.m.to 12:00 noon Saturdays,and closed on Sundays.The telephone is VI 3-2700 Extension KU 564.
Tickets to "The Menaechmi" and "Pygmalion" are now on sale at the Union. The Green Hall Box Office opens February 27th. Subscribers, please note the exchange date on your coupons.
As soon as facilities are available the University Theatre plans to move its entire box office to the Union, but in the meantime we are attempting to have tickets available to our patrons at all times. For further information call VI 3-2700 Extension KU 411 or 412.
Thank you.
LEWIN GOFF, Director University Theatre