Who's Whose
Pinnings
Debbie Horner, Salina sophomore, majoring in special education, to Rick Hale, Belton, Mo. sophomore, majoring in liberal arts, Sigma Nu.
Carol Jones, Richmond, Va. junior, majoring in English, to Robert Matejka, Omaha senior, majoring in psychology, Sigma Nu.
Robin Stewart, Dallas junior, majoring in journalism, to Kevin O'Malley, Cleveland junior, majoring in education, Sigma Nu.
Terrie Teresinski, St. Joseph, Mo. junior, majoring in physical education, to Jon Martin, Leawood senior, majoring in advertising, Sigma Nu.
Thresa Lewis, Boston freshman at KSTC, majoring in elementary education, to Greg Lange, Conway Spring mechanical engineering sophomore, Sigma Nu.
Engagements
Sharon Powell, Bonner Springs sophomore, majoring in French education, to Jim Schirmer, Bonner Springs junior, majoring in advertising.
Cathy Pohlig, New Orleans senior, majoring in psychology and German, ADpi, to Kyle Vann, Coffeyville senior, majoring in chemical engineering, Sigma Nu.
Debbie Spungeon, Kansas City, Mo. to Gary Erlich, Kansas City, Mo. senior, majoring in advertising, AEPi.
Peggy Svoboda, Chapman senior, majoring in Spanish education, to Jim Thorp, Topeka senior, majoring in systems and ecology.
Coeds put on pants
Women's emancipation seems to have hit KU more this fall than ever. Many coeds go everywhere in pants and they give a variety of reasons for putting away their skirts.
Sharon L. Baucom, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore, rarely wears a dress.
Since this University misses on having classes before noon, I don't feel like getting up at the crack of dawn and putting on a skirt just so people can whistle at my legs," Miss Baucom said. "My mother is constantly nagging me about my physical appearance—no socks, sandals most of the year (tennis shoes when it rains) and loose sweaters."
Pants are warmer and more comfortable, said Karen S. Lehner, Cheney sophomore.
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Marcia Cornell, Mission sophomore, on the other hand, never wears pants to class "because they feel too sloppy."
Art students seem to prefer pants for practical reasons.
"Sitting at an easel is hard in a dress," said Brenda L. Anderson, Ft. Madison, Iowa, sophomore.
"I seldom wear slacks," said Candee Sherman, Toronto, Kans., junior, "because I feel happier in a skirt.
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