FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1942
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Committee Plans for Homecoming Activity
Rally! Dance! Amateur entertainment! Homecoming queen! Navy graduation! Bond auction! All of these are included in the plans being made by the Homecoming committee for the weekend of Oct.29 to 31.
Events will begin with a rally, program and dance in Hoch auditorium beginning at 8 p.m. Friday. Three members of the football team will speak to the students, and Ray "Red" Pierson, former track star and member of the football squad who was graduated from the School*
of Law in 1924, will give a shor talk.
In speaking of his football career, "Red" claims the unusual record of 55 yards for every time that he carried the ball. Reason: he carried the ball only once.
Battle of Orchestras
On hand for singing throughout the rally will be Danny Bachmann's orchestra. A program of amateur entertainment provided by the sororities and women's organized houses will follow the pep rally.
"Battle of Bands" with both Danny Bachmann and Johnnie Pope dishing out the swing will provide music for
dancing in Hoch auditorium following the program.
Choose Homecoming Queen
The cost of the evening's entertainment, rally, program, and dance, will be 10 cents a person. Tickets may be purchased from any Ku Ku or Jay Jane. Fred Ellsworth, chairman of the Homecoming committee, urges students to buy their tickets early, because the capacity of the auditorium is limited, and after giving students first chance, tickets will be offered for sale down town.
HOMECOMING COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN
The Homecoming queen will be selected Friday night by a board chosen by Gilbert Ulmer, chairman in charge
of Homecoming queen selection. Candidates entered by women's organized houses will be interviewed by the evening at the rally and dance. The queen will be presented at the game.
Fred Ellsworth
Another event of the weekend will be the navy commencement program Saturday morning. Payne H. Ratner, governor of Kansas, will address the sailors, and greetings will also be extended by Chancellor Deane W. Ma-lott. E. A. Lofquist, chairman of the staff of the ninth Naval district from Chicago, will be here to present the Commencement address.
Climaxing the weekend events will be the Kansas-Nebraska game in Memorial stadium Saturday afternoon. Between halves a $25 war bond will be presented the governor of the winning state in the Kansas-Nebraska scrap metal 3-week contest, which ended last week. This bond will be used in an auction of war bonds in the stadium with Governor Ratner as auctioneer.
Miss Everta Smith, college freshman, was soloist at the luncheon Monday. H. G. Ingham, director of the extension division, and G. V. Keeler, assistant director of the extension division were also in attendance at the convention.
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