Friday, Dec. 16, 1955.
University Daily Kansas
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Statewide Activities Lists County Chairmen
The list of 1955-56 permanent county chairmen for the Statewide Activities, elected at the November convocation, has been announced by the Statewide executive board.
The chairmen are (by counties) Allen, Diane Dunwoody, Iola junior; Atchison, William Brittain, Atchison freshman; Barber, Robert Randels, Medicine Lodge freshman; Barton, John Russell, Great Bend freshman; Bourbon, Ronald Sinn, Fort Scott freshman; Butler, Keith Scholfield, Augusta freshman.
Chautaquua and Elk, Judy Stone, Cedar Vale freshman; Cherokee, Marie Goodwin, Columbus sophomore; Cheyenne and Rawilins, Ruth Daniels, St. Francis sophomore; Clark, Comanche, and Kiowa Jerome Berryman, Ashland freshman; Clay, Michael Printz, Clay Center freshman; Cloud, James Yonally, Miltonvale sophomore.
Cowley, Stanton O'Neil, Winfield freshman; Crawford, Kay McDonald, Girard freshman; Dickinson, Saundra Lorenz, Abilene freshman; Doniphan, Mary Beth Noyes, Troy sophomore, Douglas, Sue Ann Haines and Marilyn Perry, Lawrence sophomores; Edwards, Bruce Voran, Kinsley freshman; Ellis, Virginia Wards, Hays junior; Ellsworth, Alfred Johnson, Ellsworth junior.
Finney, William Witt, Garden City sophomore; Ford, Lynn Miller, Dodge City freshman; Franklin, Janice L. Johnson, Ottawa junior; Geary, Judy Carr, Junction City sophomore; Graham, Gove, and Sheridan, Alvin Trowbridge, Hill City sophomore; Hamilton, Greeley, Kearney, Wallace and Wichita, Cynthia James, Syracuse sophomore; Harper, Gilbert Mason, Anthony junior.
Harvey, Jerrard Hertzler, Newton sophomore; Jackson, Forest Kendall, Holton freshman; Jewell, Barbara Case and Gloria Beam, both Mankato freshmen; Johnson, Roger Jones, Leawood sophomore; Kingman, Lawrence Ball, Cunningham junior; Labette, William Walker, Parsons sophomore; Leavenworth, Arthur Vogel, Leavenworth freshman; Lincoln, Robert Hamilton, Lincoln freshman.
Linn, Maryanna Wutkke Pleasanton junior; Lyon, Frank Becker, Emporia sophomore; Marion, Carolyn Merrill, Marion freshman; Marshall, Merrillian Coleman, Frankfort junior; McPherson, Michael Millis, McPherson sophomore; Meade, Gray and Haskell, Louis Bird, Meade sophomore; Miami, Jerry Austin, Osawatomy freshman; Mitchell, Dee Daniels, Beloit sophomore; Montgomery, Jack Bishop, Coffeyville junior.
Morris and Chase, Dale Gerboth,
Council Grove freshman; Nemaha,
Frank Marie Eberly, Seneca freshman;
Neosho, Carol Barber, Chanute freshman; Ness, Rush, Trego and Hodgeman, Donald Meiss, Ness City sophomore; Norton, Roberta Wray, Norton freshman; Osage
Veda Driver, Quenemo junitor, and Myrna Dusenbury, Lyndon sophomore; Osborne, Marilyn Krueger, Natoma sophomore.
Ottawa, James Stein, Minneapolis freshman; Pawnee, Myron Johns and George Dipman, Larned freshmen; Pottawatamie, Jim Kinderknecht, St. Marys freshman; Reno, Jerry Elliott, Hutchinson sophomore; Republic, Gene Anderson, Belleview freshman; Rice, Richard Jobe, Lyons sophomore; Riley, Robert Johnson, Manhattan junior; Rocks and Phillips, Roger Mosshart, Stockton freshman.
Russell, Gordon Ryan, Russell sophomore; Saline, Marshall Crowther, Salina freshman; Lane and Logan, Leonard Parkinson, Scott City freshman; Sedgwick, James Ratzlaff, Wichita junior; Seward, Carlos Frey, Liberal freshman; Shawnee, Ralph Seger, Topeka sophomore; Stanton, Stevens, Grant and Morton, Annette Nelson, Hugot freshman; Sumner, Judy Jones, Wellington sophomore.
Washington, Donald Terpening,
Washington sophomore; Wilson, Rex
Parsons, Fredonia freshman; Woodson
and Coffey, Kenneth Vaughn,
Yates Center junior; Wyndotte,
Ward Breneniese, Kansas City,
Kan., freshman; Jackson (Mo.),
Larry Pence, Kansas City, Mo.
freshman; Missouri (excluding
Jackson county), Ann Straub, Chicago
junior; Northeastern United
States, Vincent Bilotta, East Orange,
N.J., sophomore; Oklahoma, Bill
Huse, Tulsa freshman, and Western
United States, Patt Stitt, Denver,
Colo., freshman.
Students To Check Western Civ Books
Western Civilization books may be checked out of the Library after 10 a.m. Monday for use over the Christmas holidays, it was announced today by Robert Vosper, Director of Libraries.
Flora Ewart, head of the Undergraduate Library added that five copies of each Western Civilization book would be kept in the undergraduate library on a regular 2-hour reserve basis for students who plan to stay in Lawrence over the Christmas vacation.
Miss Ewart said that reserve books may be checked out after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
The A Cappella Choir will sing traditional Christmas carols at 4:15 p.m. Monday in Strong rotunda. Students may gather there to hear the 30 minute concert. The choir is directed by Clayton Krebiel, assistant professor of music education.
A Cappella Choir To Sing
Three new courses have been added to the curriculum of the radio and television sequence offered jointly by the Department of Speech and the School of Journalism according to Dr. Bruce A. Linton, associate professor of journalism.
Radio and Television Program Planning is the study of the planning and selling of radio and television programs and schedules.
Field Practice in Radio is a course in which the student actually works. on a broadcasting station for credit.
in which the student actually works. on a broadcasting station for credit. Most important in terms of new trends, Dr. Linton said, is Principles of Television Production. This course includes the methods of preparation and production of good television formats.
"This course is the first of what we hope will be several new courses in television." Dr. Linton said.
Journalism Adds Classes
Library Schedule Set For Vacation
Watson Library will observe the following Christmas vacation schedule beginning Tuesday, Dec. 20, through Tuesday, Jan. 3.
The schedule;
The schedule:
Tuesday, Dec. 20, 7:45 a.m. to
Wednesday, Dec. 21, through
Friday, Dec. 23, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 24 through
Monday, Dec. 26, closed; Tuesday,
Dec. 27, through Friday, Dec. 30 and
Jan. 3, 8 a.m. to 5 p.; Saturday, Dec.
31 through Jan. 2, closed.
The Library will resume its regular schedule on Wednesday, Jan. 4.
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