University Daily Kansan
Friday, Feb. 24, 1956.
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Student Directory
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Below is a partial list of students now enrolled at the University who were not enrolled in the fall semester. The information was obtained from registration materials submitted by the students. The list will be printed in installments by The University Daily Kansan.
Students listed are requested to report errors to the registrar's office in Strong Hall so that the office may correct records.
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS
CLASS
Freshman ...1
Sophomore ...2
Junior ...3
Senior ...4
SCHOOLS
College ... AS
Coll & Law ... CL
Coll & Med ... CM
Business ... BU
Education ED
Engineering EN
Fine Arts FA
Graduate GR
Lawrence Address
Abadaln, Marita, 9BU, 1443 Alumni VI 3-8505
Abbott, George R, 1AS, commuting, RR3, Olathe
Abbott, Lyle W, 1EN, 1947 Vernont, Abbott Court, Dalls Port, Ore
Abeegk, Karl Theodor, 1EN, 1319 Vermont, Lawrence
Abel, Clifford Lee, GR, commuting
Abrams, Ronald, 1AS, 1247 Ohio, Lawrence
Miller, Dolores J, 4FA, 6173, Maine, Lawrence
Adams, Donald Dean, 2AS, 1391 W Campus, Lawrence VI 3-5770
Adnas, Ernestine, 11AS, 1139 KJ, 341 Rochester Rd, Topea VI 3-0181
Alams, Esther, GR, commuting
Adams, Gerald, 2PH, 1025 Miss, Partridge
Adams, Barbara Jane, 8EU, 1101 Ohio, Lawrence
Allen, Elmer Thomas, 8GR, commuting
Silvine, Jane E, GR, commuting
Armand, William T, GR, 842 Ill
Anderson, D Anthony, 1EN, 1420 Ohio, 414 Curtis, Pratt VI 3-0681
Anderson, Wanda M, 4FA, 1711 Lawrence
Ayers, Jacquelyn A, 1AS, 1042 La, 611 W, 9th, Winfield VI 3-7111
Baaf, Guar, GR, Orland Hill, MA, Lawrence
Bakley, Barbairy S, 6GR, 1709 Ma, Lawrence
Bakley, Carole F, 2AS, 1600 W4th, Lawrence VI 3-7045
Baker, Kenneth, 1AS, 1215 Oread, Lawrence
Bale, Lawrence J, 9ED, 11th & Mo Apt 6, RR4, Neosho, MO
Bale, Farel, 1AS, 14th, Mo Apt 9, 609
Ball, John Crothers, 2AS, 1823 KJ, Lawrence
Ballard, Judith J, 3AS, 500 W11th, 122 E 14th, Newton VI 3-9071
Barker, Thomas, GR, commuting
Bartel, Lewis Clark, 3AS, 1246 S N Y, 125 W 15th, Newton
Barton, Barbara H, 2AS, 1259 KY, Lawrence
Benton, El Joseph, 2AS, 1529 KY, Lawrence
Baznik, Charles, GR, commuting
Beck, Walter, 4AS, 1100 Emery Rd, Lawrence
Becker, Daniel, 4AS, Blackwell, Okla
Beckett, Carolle F, 4PH, 165 Sunnyale
Beckett, Foster, 2EN, commuting, 2456 Lawn, KCMo
Beijing, Elemon M, 9AS, 1310 La, 2428 13th, Moline, Ill
Bell, James W, 26D Sunnyide, Wetmore VI 3-1532
Bell, Wm Fletcher, 3BU, 1528 Ky, Lawrence VI 3-4219
Bennar, Darl, 3EN, commuting, 2012 E 20th, NKCMo
Bennar, Norman B, GR, 1434 KCMo
Berkey, Mary I, 2AS, 1345 La, 6600 E 600, KCMo
Berringer, Cynthia, 1AS, 34 W 57th Terr, KCMo
Besinger, Curtis W, 9AS, RR4, Lawrence
Beever, Stanley E, 2EN, commuting, 100 N Mersington, KCMo
Blinns, Donald Adair, 1AS, 24C Sunnyide, Tonganoxie
Bird, Bruce Frederick, 1EN, 1138 Miss, Lawrence
Black, Thomas L, 4AS, 1126 Ohio, Lawrence
Blackwell, William, 1EN, commuting, Federal, KCK
Blacklaw, Jonathan, 2EN, 945 Sansity, 528 N Pearl, Joplin, MoVI 3-7922
Blasil, William D, 2ED, 1306¹³ NH, 814 N Pine, Pratt
Bobb, Dolores G, 1343 Tenn, Lawrence
Bodker, Harvey S, 3BU, 1247 Ohio, Lawrence VI 3-7482
Bodle, Lawrence, 32AS, Box 504, Lawrence
Bodne, Q, 1046, NAM, Grillville, Tenn VI 3-8907
Boone, Peggy Lou, 3FA, 746 Mo, 308 Earl, Independence VI 3-2327
Borges, Bertha C, GR, 1701 Indiana, Lawrence VI 3-4179
Boston, Thomas Ray, 4AS, 1621 Ki, 8207 Mackey, Overland Park VI 3-5843
Boutwell, Roger K, 2EN, commuting
Bower, Betty Ehler, GR, commuting
Bower, Elizabeth C, 9ED, 1821 Al, Lawrence VI 3-8903
Boykin, Harvey L, 1E N 1135 Maine, 2802 Tannor, Dallas, Tex VI 3-8505
Bradstreet, Donald, 1EN, commuting, Box 481, Dighton
Brewer, James, 9AS, 1321 La, 1611 La
Brewer, Myrtis J, 9AS, 1212 La, 1611 East Lake Rd, Erie, VI 3-2671
Brewer, Ralph Lee, 2EN, 1131 Ohio, 120 S Liberty, Independence, Mo VI 3-8364
Brice, Frederick J, 1AS, 1633 Vt, RR1, Box 1194, Vicksburg, Miss
Brown, Donald S, 4DE, 817 Maine, 2042 Franklin, Springfield, Mo
Brown, Peter M, commuting
Browning, Robert L, 8GR, commuting
Buckler, Harold E, 8GR, commuting
Bunge, Barbara A, 4FA
Burden, W N Jr, 3AS, 1407 W 15th, Lawrence
Byrne, Bernard J, 1EN, 1541 Tenn, Lawrence
Calvin, Rachel B, 9FA, 1504 Crescent, Lawrence VI 3-1974
Calvin, Rachel B, 9FA, 1504 Crescent, Lawrence VI 3-1974
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Local, State, National News Round-Up
Wreck Survivors Grateful For Safety
SEVENR, Md—(U.P.)—Survivors of a crack passenger train derailment said today it was "unbelievable" there were not more casualties when the New York bound train jumped its rails here yesterday killing five and injuring 90 others.
The 14-car Embassy Express left the rails as it was rolling at 80 miles an hour across a straight stretch of track on a marshy flatland last night
California GOP Backs Ike
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — (U.P.)— Vice President Richard M. Nixon, Sen. William F. Knowland, and Gov. Goodwin J. Knight have agreed to form a unified California Republican delegation pledged to the President— if he decides to seek a second term.
Estes, Adlai May Clash
WASHINGTON — (U.P.)—Oregon may provide the arena for a fifth presidential primary contest between Adalai E. Stevenson and Sen. Estes Kefauver, the two active candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination. Headquartered in candidates said he ever, that neither has reached a decision on whether to enter the May 18 Oregon primary, despite an invitation from Sen. Wayne L. Morse (D-Orche.).
Schoeppel Mav Head Group
WASHINGTON — (U.P.)— Reports circulated in Washington today that Sen. Andrew F. Schoepel of Kansas is in line for chairmanship of the Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee. The post is now held by Sen. Barney Goldwater of Arizona, who is shifting to the special Senate Investigations Committee.
HAWAII
Have a Summer, 1956 Aloha Vacation (and Study Tour, if you wish), spending 6 weeks in the Islands of Hawaii, the Polynesian paradise. Special group departs Los Angeles June 23 with leaders, Dr. and Mrs. Myron S. Olson. Inclusive fare (from West Coast), only $498.50 plus tax. Registration and Tuition Fees at University of Hawaii additional ($8.00 per credit hour). Reservations are necessarily limited. Reserve early. For descriptive folder, see
Tom Maupin
Tour Associates
THE TRAVEL HOUSE,
1236 Mass. Phone VI 3-1211
Ninety Negroes Arraigned
MONTGOMERY, Ala.—(U.P.)—Ninety negro leaders were quietly arraigned today on charges of violating the state's anti-boycott law while many members of their race walked to work and school in a protest demonstration. The Negroes paraded in groups before Judge Eugene W. Carter. All pled "not guilty" with the exception of one man who said, "I haven't done a thing." "You plead not guilty then," solicitor William Theftford suggested.
Adenauer's Coalition Folding
BONN, Germany (U.P.)—Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's three-party government coalition was crumbling today because of split in the Free Democratic Party, his largest ally. Indications were he would emerge from the crisis with a sharply-reduced majority in parliament.
Turnpike One-Third Done
TOPEKA—(U.P.)—The 236-mile Kansas Turnpike is one-third completed, and a heavy rush of paving along the four-lane throughway is due with the arrival of Spring, General Manager Gale Moss reported today. He said construction on the pike is substantially behind schedule.
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BRAKE FAILURES MOUNT!
According to the American Automobile Association, faulty brakes are responsible for 21% of all fatal and 44% of all non-fatal automobile accidents.
Engineers and Brake Specialists know that hundreds of automobiles are now being equipped with linings that fall short of meeting the standards required by factory engineers.
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