THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Little Man On Campus
By Bibler
"Remember how happy you 'Pledges' were when the council ruled out naddling?"
Looking For A Cool Place To Study? Then Try Frank Strong Auditorium
Hot and sticky? Nerves jangled? Like to find a cool, quiet place, relax and gaze at a beautiful sunset? You can now get that prescription filled at Frank Strong auditorium!
Installation of air conditioning in the auditorium was completed this week and will be operating during warm weather, said Raymond Nichols, assistant to the chancellor.
The cool auditorium will fill a great need for a comfortable concert hall, faculty meeting place and conference room during the summer months. Mr.Nichols said.
The University has been in the process of obtaining authorization, letting the contract and getting the equipment installed for the past year, continued Mr. Nichols.
The Brynwood collection of pain- ingts which have recently been placed in the auditorium and alcove, were presented to the University by the Woodward family of Topeka and have been in storage since 1942.
Classes in Political Science, Biology, Fine Arts and the University High school regularly scheduled in the auditorium will be meeting in one of the most modern places on the campus.
Alumna Wins Iowa Award
For Weekly Newspaper
Bioline Whiting. '48, has won a first place award for a weekly paper edited by a woman. The award was made at the annual Iowa Press association conference.
Miss Whiting also won second place with a feature article. One of her columns will be reprinted in the June issue of Cosmopolitan magazine.
Acting as editor of the Lamoni Chronicle, Lamoni, Iowa, she is the youngest editor in that state. She took the position in September, 1948.
Miss Whiting wrote the book "North of Heaven" with Josephine Skelton, College senior, which was published the past spring.
Cheerleaders To Coach Tryout Applicants
Instructions will be given to anyone planning to tryout for a cheerleader on next year's team, Dorothy Scroggy, head cheerleader, announced today.
Members of the present staff will be in Robinson gym from 4 to 6 p.m. today, Friday, Monday, May 9, and Tuesday, May 10, she said. They will coach applicants on yells and other details.
Fingerprints as a means of identification were used from the earliest days of the Orient, when rulers used their thumbprints as an official signature.
John M. Wolf, College junior, was elected president of the International Relations club at a meeting held Tuesday. Other officers are Donald Giffin, vice-president; Elaine Elvig, secretary; and Fred Six, treasurer. All are College sophomores.
International Relations Club Elects Wolf President
Rifle Club Elects Officers
Pershing Rifle club elected new officers recently. They are Max Pachl, College junior, captain; Robert Drewelwow, College sophomore, first lieutenant; Onon Vandergriff, pharmacy freshman, second lieutenant; Ralph Mitchell, College freshman, second lieutenant; and John Evers, College freshman, 1st. Sgt.
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