TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Students Honored At Convocation
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
MAXINE ALBURTY MILDRED GARRISON DONNA HOLM
MAXINE DUNKLERERG EVELYN HOFFMAN BESSIE MASONER
HORLEY FAULTY
OF FINE ARTS
DONNA HOLM
BESSIE MASONER
LOIS TIMKEN
TWILA WAGNER
SARA WEBG
THE WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM AND PUBLIC INFORMATION
ELIZABRH A. BERRY GERALD V. FETTEROLF MATTHEW W. WEIGAND WILLIAM C. VON MAURER
PREDBRIC T. BROOKS HARRISON E. MADDEN ROBERT M. NEWMAN KEITH M. WRIGHT
WILLIAM L. BROWN BILLY F. MAYER JAMES L. Robinson
SCHOOL OF LAW
RONALD D. ALBRIGHT LYF O. HENRICHs WILLIAM A. KELLY MAXINE W. WOOD
ALBERT P. EARLY JOSEPH E. HENSLEY JOSEPH D. LYSUAKT
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
MARY J. BLOOD JAMES E. CROCKETT DONALD J. SMITH ROBERT W. WEBER
EARL CORIELL WARREN C. MILLER DANIEL J. TENINBERG JOHN J. WILDCERN
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
PHILIP M. PREBLE JOHN E. PURDY ANDREW C. STRUBLE
The following Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen lead in their respective classes. Where the decision was close, more than one name is given:
JOHN L. EBRERHARD JEAN KIRKHAM WILLIAM E. RUTH RALPH O. SIMMONS
EDWARD J. HUYKEC DORIS J. THEN
WAYNE L. ATTWOOD DALE E. HORNBAKER LORRAINE ROSS CHARLES STALEY CLINTON R. FOULK DONALD S. RICE BERNICE E. SCHEAR RITA C. WEIGAND
GORGE W. BETZ        JANICE F. HORN       MONTE B. MILLER     GEORGE W. NASH
FATTY J. BOTTORTY    RICHARD B. JOSEPH     RICHARD B. MILLIKEN    CHARLES W. OSWALD
MARY S. BUSTON      CLABA M. KARL      DAVID M. MOHLINER    NORMAN E. WENGER
CAROLINE F. CROSIER  GLENN H. MILLER, Jr.    DUANE C. MORROW
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Junior's
JAMES BLOCKER ROGER L. EWING DELTON YOHE
Junior: LAUREL McBOYLE Sophomore: ESTHER McKINNEY Freshman: RITA CARL
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ARCHITECTURE
Junior: VERNON L. LARROWE Sophomore: LOYD W. DAVIS Freshman: DAMON G. SIMPSON
Junior: MARTHA L. PENNOCK
SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS
Sophomore: ROBERT WYNNE
Freshman: DELORES E. WUNCH
SCHOOL OF LAW
Second-year: PAUL. B. WATSON First-year: JESSE H. FOSTER, JR.
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
Juniors
ROBERT C. FAIRCHILD ALEXANDER MITCHELL
Sophomores
HERMAN W. HIESTERMAN MELVIN G. KETTNER
Junior: JAMIE L. ESTLACK
Douglas K. Jennings was named the top junior scholastically in the William Allen White School of Journalism and Public Information.
SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
Sophomore: ROY H. MUNZERT Freshman: WINIFRED H. McELHENY
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Woman's Intuition Backfires; Results In $3,900 Loss
Chicago—(U.P.)—Mrs. Mary Antoni,
51, clutched the family's $3.900 life savings in a shopping bag and told her husband she was going to visit her daughter.
"I am afraid you will fall asleep and burglars will get in," she told him.
As she and her eight-year-old son were returning home, two men snatched the shopping bag from her hand and ran.
Milwaukee—(U.P.) You'll have to be careful when disposing of an old fluorescent lamp.
If glass from a broken fluorescent lamp cuts a person, months may pass before the cut heals, says the National Building Owners and Managers association.
The beryllium phospate in a coating on the inside of the tube is considered to be the cause of the infection.
It CAN Happen To You!
Don't risk irreparable damage to your valuable furs and woolens - store them Now!
Our modern Air Conditioned Vaults will give them complete protection from moths,heat,fire and theft.Call 432 today.
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