MARCH 7,1946
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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77 Medics Will Receive Their Degrees In Hoch Auditorium Services Sunday
25 Women Win Nursing Certificates
A total of 77 seniors will receive the degree of doctor of medicine in special commencement exercises in toch auditorium Sunday.
Of these 36 are enrolled under the army program,16 in the navy,and 25 are civilians.
Certificates of nursing will be awarded to 25 women, the degree of bachelor of science in nursing will be awarded to two women, and of bachelor of science in medicine to one man.
Doctor of Medicine, United States Army:
Robert Akey, Topeka
William Allen, Kansas City
Charles Balogh, Wichita
William Brownlee, Hutchinson
J.D. Burger, Menlo
Boyden Crouch, Nortonville
Thomas Ewing, Lyons
Howard Fink, Winfield
Ralph Hale, Kansas City, Mo.
Bernard Harden, Parsons
Donald Hoff, Wichita
Charles Hunter, Jr., Topeka
Melvin Jenkins, Jr., Kansas City
Robert Jenson, Colby
Charles Johnson, Emporia
Gilleran Kendrick, Wichita
Duane Kline, Jr., Baxter Springs
Lynn Litton, Stockton
Kenneth McLain, Newton
Donn Mosser, Wichita
Gust Nelson, Jr., Kansas City, Mo.
Eugene Niniger, McPherson
Van Peterson, Jr., Overland Park
Stephen Phelps, Topeka
Arthur Rhaodes, Merriam
Robert Richert, Newton
James Sandell, McPherson
John Scott, Newton
Alexander Shifrin, Kansas City
Doctor of Medicine, United States Navy:
William Smith, Topeka
George Steeples, Wichita
Charles Svoboda, Holyrood
Donald Treger, Independence
Lowell Walton, Independence
Calvin Wartman, Pierceville
Metz Wright, Jr., Salina.
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Vincent Christ, Leavenworth
Donald Cruse, Kansas City
Frank Flack, Wichita
Dean Hubert, Halstead
Lawrence Johnson, Osage City
William Larsen, Wichita
Lyle Litton, Stockton
Donald Lloyd, Emporia
James Marchbanks, Pittsburg
Carroll Monroe, Selma
Marion Nunemaker, Langdon
James Proctor, Kansas City, Mo.
Louis Saxe, Topeka
William Shinkle, Mound City
Raymond Stockton, Kansas City
James Ziegler, Junction City.
Doctor of Medicine (Civilian):
Harle Barrett, St. Mary's
John Barry, Kansas City, Mo.
Paul Becker, Newton
Marshall Brewer, Ulysses
Alvin Cain, Dodge City
Howard Gloyne, Kansas City
Simon Hershorn, Wichita
Carl Hoak, Kansas City, Mo.
Dan Hueber, Halstead
Maurice Jewell, Sedan
Mary Kinsey, Wells
Wilson Myers, Minneapolis
Gerald Nice, Parsons
Clark Farker, Emporia
Mildred Passmore, Wichita
Rheva Reed, Norton
Agnes Robbins, Dodge City
Eldon Rich, Newton
Richard Schaffer, Kansas City, Mo.
Joseph Seitz, Ellsworth
Anna Shinkle, Mound City
Herbert Virden, Kansas City, Mo.
Harold Voth, Goessel
Renald Wilbur, Polo, Mo.
Certificate of Nursing:
Maurine Babb, Manhattan
Helen Binceo, Fort Scott
Dorothy Brenner, Salina
Virginia Burnett, Kansas City
Elizabeth Butler, Hiwatha
Evelyn Carlson, Liberty
Phyllis Carlson, Kansas City
Gretchen Carr, Wichita
Lois Craik, Lawrence
Esther Evans, Ottawa
Emily Fincham, Pratt
DR. HOWARD RUSK
Roberta Ford, Hutchinson
Twyla Gilchrist, Coldwater
Frances Kehuki, Wichita
Geraldine Hildebrand, Stafford
Dorothy Laramey, Kansas City
Shirley Moore, Trenton, Mo.
Laura Neal, Hoisington
Evelyon Rubendall, Norcatur
Marie Rupe, Kansas City
Frances Sewell, Kansas City
Martha Sheern, Garnett
Elizabeth Thomas, Kansas City
Hilary Webb, Bethel
Eugenia Wick, Hunter.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing:
Helen Blincoe, Fort Scott
Frances Kehuki, Wichita.
Bachelor of Science in Medicine;
James Calkins, Kansas City, Mo.
Twelve Jay James will usher at the commencement Sunday. Those ushering are Evelyn Cooper, Helen Mather, Marian Minor, Alberta L. Moe, Marge Robbins, Mary Zeller, Rosemary Harding, Shirley Jameson, Barbara Meyer, Emily Stacey, Shirley Corlett, and Betty Jean O'Neal.
Three Compete In Debate Tourneys
Three students will represent the University in a debate at Emporia and an invitational speech tournament at Winfield this week.
Jean Moore and Kenneth Beasley competed against Emporia State Teachers college debaters at 10 today before the college student body. University speakers took the negative argument, "Resolved: That the United States should adopt a policy of free trade."
Moore and Orville Roberts will enter the Winfield tournament Friday and Saturday. The competition will consist of debate, oratorical, temporaryaneous speaking and impromptu speaking contests.
Dr. Rusk To Speak At Commencement
Commencement of the School of Medicine, originally planned for Fraser theater, will be Sunday in Hoch auditorium and will be open to the public, Raymond C. Nichols, executive secretary, announced today.
The speaker, Dr. Howard A. Rusk, New York City, will talk on "New Frontiers in Medicine." Dr. Rusk, who is associate editor of the New York Times, writes a weekly column and special articles on veterans' affairs and the problems of human reconversion from war to peace for that paper. He is also a member of the Baruch permanent committee on rehabilitation, and in 1943 was presented the American Design award for his outstanding contribution in the fields of rehabilitation and convalescent care.
For his work in organizing and directing the army air forces rehabilitation program in 1945, he was awarded the Distinguished Service medal.
Harpsichordist Plays In Fraser Wednesday
Alexander Schneider, violinist, and Ralph Kirkpatrick, harpsichordist, will present a recital in Fraser theater at 8 p.m. Wednesday, D. M. Swarthout, dean of the School of Fine Arts. announced today.
Arrangements for the return performance to the University were made through the University Concert course management. The two New York artists were featured on the Summer Session Concert series in July, 1944.
Student activity tickets will not admit persons to the recital.
Ise Will Address Forums Board
John Ise, professor of economics, will speak on "The Fundamental Requisites of World Peace," at 7:30 tonight in the home of Chancellor Malott, Nancy Hulings, discussion group chairman of the Forums Board announced today.
Prof. Ise's talk will open the series of discussions to be held in faculty homes and will be the substitute for the mock peace conferences formerly planned by the Forums Board.
Pictures taken of the candidates for Homecoming queen were to be shown at 4:30 p.m. today in the Bureau of Visual Education, Fraser hall basement. The showings were open to the public.
'Queen' Film Shown Today
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