THURSDAY, SEPT. 27, 1951
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Annual Debate Squad Tryouts Set For Oct.4
The annual troutouts for the K.U.
debate squad will be at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 4, in 105 Green hall.
Persons qualified to try out include all who have not been members previously. Freshmen, upperclassmen, and transfer students are all eligible.
The debate question will be "Resolved, that the federal government should adopt a permanent program of wage and price control."
For the tryouts each speaker should prepare a 5 minute talk on one phase of the debate proposition. He will be expected to defend his point of view if questioned.
Kim Giffin, assistant professor of speech, said there is great opportunity on the squad for new debaters. Eight varsity debaters were graduated last year after winning
Nine College Frosh Bypass English I
Nine College freshmen were exempt from the beginning English course as a result of their high scores on the entrance examinations.
The students passed both the A.C.E. test given all new students and a special composition exam. They now will begin with English 2.
Those receiving exemptions are Thomas E. Ryther, Winifred Meyer, Lois McCardle, Judith Smith, Patricia Stayton, Julia Oliver, Patrick McCaffery, Sandra Dunlop, and Llewellyn Kiene.
the Missouri Valley tournament.
the Missouri Valley college Dr. Giffin added that freshmen should not be reluctant to tryout. In previous years, freshmen have participated in and attended tournaments.
The debate tournament schedule for the first semester includes: Purdue university, Colorado university, Iowa university, Pittsburgh State Teachers college, Kansas State college, Southwestern college at Winfield, and McPherson college.
In addition to the tournaments, debate exhibitions will include Wichita university, Nebraska university, and the annual high school clinic at K.U.
Officers of this year's board are:
Members of Mortar Board will meet at the Delta Gamma sorority house at 9 p.m. Thursday to discuss invitations and decorations for the Smarty Party to be held late in October
Officers of this year's bison
Arden Angst, education senior
president; Donna Cox, education
senior, vice-president; Chloe Warner,
education senior, historian;
Jeannine Neihart, fine arts senior,
gleader; Betsy Thomas, business
senior, treasurer; Mona Millikan,
journalism senior, corresponding
secretary; Pat Kennedy, education
senior, recording secretary; Janice Horn, education senior, social chairman.
Mortar Board To Plan Party
man.
Emalene Gooch and Beverly Jennings, College seniors, tapping and initiation chairmen; Helene Steinbuchel, College senior, and Virginia Thomson, business senior, elections chairmen; Pat Glover, education senior, Rita Roney, College senior, and Betty Brown, education senior, service chairmen.
All members of the board hold office positions.
For further information regarding the tryouts or any phase of the program, see Dr. Giffin, 5 Green hall.
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of structural conditions in Kansas as they are shown by the structures and to index these structures.
Included in the publication are two sketch maps showing locations of major structural provinces and of some minor structures, and a table of the structures mentioned.
A sourcebook of Kansas structural elements, in reference to Kansas geology, is now on the mailing list of the State Geological survey at the University.
Copies of the report, State Geological survey bulletin 90, part 6, may be obtained free from the State Geological survey office in Lindley hall, or by mail for a mailing charge of 10 cents each.
"Geologic Structures in Kansas," by John Mark Jewett, lists, defines, and describes briefly the Kansas structures that play an important role in oil and gas accumulation, have a major part in ground-water geology, mining, quarrying, and other operations that involve removal or penetration of rocks.
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