FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
A THREE
222 Juniors, Seniors Pass Enalish Proficiency Examination
two hundred and twenty-two students passed the English proficiency examination given Saturday, March 4 to juniors and seniors in the College of Liberal Arts, the School of Education, and the William Allen White School of Journalism.
The examination, given three times a year, is a pre-requisite for graduation in each of these schools. It is entirely a composition type of exam. Twenty-seven students in the education school passed, 11 in the journalism school, and 184 in the College.
Mrs. Natalie Calderwood, chairman of the committee giving the examination, stated that K.U. was one of the first universities to give this type of English proficiency test, and that many colleges have written her requesting information as to the type of test and who takes it.
Mrs. Calderwood also stated that "people are coming to realize the importance of proficiency in English in business and professional life."
Other members of the committee giving the examination are A. C. Edwards, associate professor of English; Eldon J. Fields, associate professor of political science; James E. Seaver, assistant professor of history; Herbert Wilner, instructor in English.
College:
Tiecher S. Abbey
Whitley LeRoy Adams
Alienle Alderson
Bernice M. Altenbernd
Altenbernd
Sohrab Anis
Richard D. Anderson
David Colwell Ashby
Baldwin
B. R. Bainu
Catherine E. Barber
Jacqueline Baum
Hawkins B. Bees
Paul B. Beisel
Ruth Ann Belt
Benjamin S. Benijaminov
George P. Bielan
Richard A. Blasdel
Bernard A. Bodmer
Bernice D. Beess
Bernice Bossi
Edward Boswell
Robert Boyd
W. Brendt, Jr.
Laurine Brooker
Schuyler H. Brookfield
Carl C. Brown
Thompson C. Barnet
Donald B. Brown
James C. Brown
Beuben B. Brown
Carl A. Budd
William F. Casteen
Thompson Cattcah
C. C. Cavett
J. R. Chamberlain
Kenneth K. N. Chun-Ming
Emily Clark
Gleaves
Lois Cook
Malcolm G. Copeland
Johnny L. Correll
Lee Crane
Carl J. Crown
Wright W. Crummmet
William P. Cunningham
Dawn Nobert L. Drouhard
Keith L. Durlall
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Education:
John E. Earnest, Jr.
Victor I. Eddy
Michael K. McDonnison
Yale Epstein
Doyle W. Erkenbeck
David M. Fanger
A. Feinert
Ocpal C. Fleming
Phyllis Fortner
Ferry W. W. Francis
Dee Gagliano
Phillip A. Godwin
Robert C. Groth
Joseph Gubar
Hannah Hau
Clifford D. Hargis
Jack R. Harper
Evelyn Harris
Katherine Kline
Melva J. Hatfield
John J. Hayes
Mary Lynn Hegarty
A. Helgesen
Robert Hilkeran
Marcel Homan
Lee E. Hoopes
J. Lowe Hoepe
Fred C. Huggins, Jr.
Frank W. Hursh
Ruth Barbara Hurwitz
Wayne D. Jaynes
Robert K. Jenkins
Charles S. Jones
Roland W. Kramprath
Charles H. Keilhack
Kenneth K. Kamer
Kenneth D. Kelley
Charles A. Kendall
Marvin B. Kincaid
Kenneth K. Kamer
Richard E. Kukane
Mary D. Lackey
Donald M. Lanning
Iva Ann Linnell
Georgia M. Lukens
Richard Lichtenstadter
Robert D. Lindeman
Iva Ann Linnell
Georgia M. Lukens
Richard Lichenstadter
Dale Mallon
University Daily Kansan
Frank White Plans Senior Recital
Journalism:
Joseph H. Malone
James R. Martin
Robert Mercer
Bernard B. Califalo
Hobart E. Michael
William D. Miller
Ralph M. Mitchell
Mike M. Milne
J. Victor Nalley
James P. Nelson
Richard R. Rickell
Ben L. Noten
Gerald L. O'Connell
R. S. O'Neill
A. Clowsksi
Jon F. Ortec
Marcille Parker
Charles A. Philbrick
Michael Tickler
Victor Pirine
Albert R. Pollack
Arthur B. Preston
Washington W. Robinson
Thomas Reger
William D. Reilly, Jr.
Beverly A. Rhodes
Richard D. Rowe
Jack L. Robinson
Stanton L. Rosenberg
Richard D. Rowe
N.W. Goulding
Marvin Ruggles
Curtis G. Sales
John W. Sambol
Sarah W. Goulding
E. Sanderson
Delbert J. Scheid
Julia Sanchen
Rachel B. Chanson
Emerson H. Shields
Richard C. Showalter
Gwendolyn Singer
Call K.U. 251 With Your News
Betty Lee Skinner
Derral Sloan
Rainbow Smith
Joe Weston Smith
Louis F. Smith
Richard B. Snell
Joseph W. Carroll D. Stenberg
James M. Stout
Don R. Swain
Gerald L. Gerson
Maurice J. Swords
Delmer D. Tarver
Howard Teeter
Fred R. Teeter
Edward A. Todd
Kenneth D. Travius
Clyde Tucker, Jr.
Daniel V. Nippei
John B. Vignery
Orville Walker, Jr.
Elizabeth H. Ward
Marilyn H. McKinney
John M. Warder
Robert E. Warner
R. Jack Warren
David D. Moore
Norman E. Wenger
Robert A. West
Edward R. Wheeler
Elisabeth W. White
Donna J. White
Frederick H. Wittmore
Esther M. Williams
William Ruth Williams
Nathan E. Wilson
Robert H. Wood
Julia J. Jr.
Darrell E. Wright
Howard E. Wyrick
Katsuyuki Yokoyama
Beverly Jean Arnold
Nuncee Bell
John Bockhorst
Sarah G. Bowers
Harry H. Hammond
Nancy Ann Campbell
Lawrence Casto
Samuel Cheeseman
Camille Coberg
Mary Keeson
Mary F. Hall
George Herman
Joan Holzapfel
Rosemary Keenan
Kerry Keean
John Kuckelman
Natalie Logan
Doris McCuse
McDonald
Mary Alice Nibble
John Olsson
George E. Reed
Louise Sanborn
Eugene Thompson
Jeanne Wolfie
James H. Woods
"Symphonic Etudes" from Schumann will be played by Frank White, fine arts senior, in his piano recital at 4 p.m. Sunday in Strong auditorium.
Other selections will include Mozart's "Sonata in F Major" and "Concerto in G Major" by Beethoven. White came to the University in 1946. In his freshman and sophomore years he was awarded the Pi Kappa Lambda award as the outstanding student of his class. He also won first prize in a contest sponsored by the National Association of Negro Musicians and has played in piano recitals at Detroit, St. Louis, Columbus, Los Angeles, Indianapolis, and Kansas City, Kan.
Jothman Christeron
John R. Corporon
 Joseph E. Lewis
 Jim Lowther
 Dewayne Ogleesbier
 Charles R. Price
 John Sliman
 James Silvius
 Dolph Simons
 William R. Tatum
 Joseph B. Ward, Jr.
Official Bulletin
Friday. April 21
Jay Janes meet 9:30 a.m. Saturday, 6th and Kentucky. Line up behind No. 4. Will march behind queen. Wear uniforms.
Unitarian Liberal club, 4 p.m.
Saturday, East room, Union. Munroe Husbands, American Unitarian Association, Boston, speaker.
K. U. Mennonite Fellowship, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Plymouth Congregational church.
Sigma Tau election of officers. 7:30 p.m. Monday, 426 Lindley. All members attend.
Ward T regular meeting, 6:30 p.m.
Monday, 205 Fraser.
Mathematical colloquium, regular meeting, 5 p.m. Monday, 203 Strong. Mr. Alan Showalter, "On
Topics Connected With The Riemann Zeta Function", Special meeting, 5 p.m. Tuesday, 203 Strong. Prof. C. C. MacDuffee, University of Wisconsin, "On Lorenzian Transformations."
Bacteriology club, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, 502 Snow. Dr. Paul B. Lawson, "D.D.T."
Pre-Nursing club, 4 p.m. Tuesday, dining room, Fraser.
Bossie Makes Mis-step
Luray, Va. —(U.P.)—Volunteer cowboys lasseod Bossie, Amos Doffelmoyer's prize Guernsey, when she fell into a 20-foot abandoned silo near here. They held her afloat until a canvas was slipped under her and she was pulled out.
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