MAY 7,1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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'Too Many Men At KU, Says Senior Sally Houck
Different from the female's wartime cry is today's comment of Sarah "Sally" Houck, auburn-haired College senior.
"Courses are harder than when I entered K.U. in 1944," she continued.
"There are too many men here for a girl's own good. They are very distracting." she said.
"There are more people in the classes—older students are back. This increase in veteran enrollment has forced the teachers to toughen their courses."
"I'm glad I'm getting out now,' she added with a laugh. Sociology Major
Sally, a sociology major, started in several other fields before she decided on this one. After graduation from high school, she started to write a book, but this project found its way into a desk drawer. It is still there.
In 1941 she majored in journalism at Independence Junior college, but decided she wanted to quit school and go to work, so she did. After a summer at business school, she met a field director at the Independence army air base where she first became interested in social work.
it was the field director who talked her into coming to K. U. and
majoring in social work Would Like To Travel
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After she graduates, Sally would like to go to Switzerland and do rehabilitation work for the United Nations. If this doesn't work out she'd like to work here in the Midwest.
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"For living, the midwest is best," she said, but she loves Chicago and New York where she took her only vacation, farther than farther to the local bays line.
She likes all kinds of music from classical to "Your Feet's Too Big for the Bed".
SOCIALLY SPEAKING
Foster Hall Entertains
The annual spring formal of Foster hall was held Friday night. The theme of spring was carried out by lilac covered trelliswork and a rustic wishing well, from which punch was served.
Music was provided by the Ground Control Approach band from the Olathe Naval station.
Chaperones were Mrs. George Mendenhall, Miss Charlotta Nellis, and Mrs. P. H. Klinkenberg.
Included as guests were Wesley Harper, Lee Davis, Samuel D. Lintecum, Roger G. Tilbury, Robert Gurtler, Russel L. Sehon, Thomas Wreglesworth, Norbert A. Zimmer, James Marshall, Martin Chapman, Wendell A. Uhland, Gerald H. Correa, William Cox, Robert Gilkerson, Delbert Lephan, Charles L, Hayes, William Konhaus, Paul Rock, Harry Wilber, Richard Stucky, Howard Hull, Harry McGuire, Charlie E-rock, Deane Tack Leon Lear, Tom Eailey, Bayle Leon Lear', Frederic Bennett, and Harry E. McAnaney, Calvin Schweizer, and Harold Diehl. Chipmanwrites, www Mr. George
To Have Hour Dance
An hour dance will be held at Jolliffe hall from 8 to 9 p.m. Wednesday.
P. K. A. Pledges Two
The pledging of Clarke M. Thomas, Topeka, and Charles P. Hickey, Coffeville, is announced by Pi Kappa Alpha.
Her life at the University has included Pan-Hellenic council, sponsor of the Junior Pan-Hellenic council, treasurer of the Sociology club, member of the W. S. S. F., commission of the Y. W. C. A., and president of her sorority, Chi Omega.
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Officers Elected
Phi Beta Pi has elected these officers: Robert Puntenney, president; Theodore Batchelder, vice-president; Robert Brenner, secretary; and Edward Long, treasurer.
Association Meets
The annual meeting of the University of Kansas Delta Chi association was held Sunday at the chapter house. The meeting was followed by a dinner in honor of the alumni.
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Those alumni present were David G. McCreeh, Hugh A. Grutzmacher, Donald G. Isett, Harold A. Reed, William B. Prugh, L. Perry Bishop, Charles Wright, Jr., Charles E. Grutzmacher, Russel Stevens, Charles C. Lillis, John H. Murray, and George G. Sourk.
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Watkin's Entertain Mothers
Guests at the annual Watkins hall Mother's breakfast, Sunday morning were Mrs. Charles Ruhlen, Mrs. James E Runner, Mrs. E J. Neely, Mrs. G. W. Ross, Mrs. A. Whiting, Mrs. Lester Hoffman, Mrs. E B. Jennison, Miss Margaret Habein, Miss Martha Peterson, Miss Mary Ann Mann, Mrs. H. F. Pugh, Mrs. J. W. Holm, Mrs. Chris Mann, Mrs. Russell Davis, Mrs. Lloyd Locke, Mrs. A. M. Semon, Mrs. R. D. Calvin, Mrs. Harold Martin, Mrs. A. E. Prettyman, Mrs. Carl Schmalzied, Mrs. Paul Adams, Mrs. Andrew Moser, Mrs. W. E. Jones.
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K. U. Grad Has Lead In Kansas City Show
Arloune Goodjohn, '40, will play one of the leading roles in "Bloomer Girl" when that musical opens May 19 in Kansas City at the music hall. She was a pupil of Prof. Joseph Wilkins at the University and appeared as "Bella Bruna" in a campus production of "Blossom Time."
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Miss Goodjohn, who is from Leavenworth, has had roles in several New York musical shows, including part in "Day Before Spring" and "Rosalinda."
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Latin Department To Offer Six Summer School Courses
Six courses will be offered in the Latin department during the summer session, Prof. L. R. Lind has announced.
Caesar will be given for second semester Latin students. The other courses open to juniors or above are Roman civilization, Latin for high school teachers, Latin poetry of the Empire, Roman private life, and readings from Latin authors.
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Son Born To Lyle's
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lyle are the parents of a nine pound baby boy born Sunday at 4:15 p.m. The baby was named Robert Douglas. Mr. Lyle is director of the University photographic bureau.
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