FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1941
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Veteran Cheerleader Returns to the Campus
One of this University's greatest cheerleaders is back on the campus.
Ralph Spotts arrived from Los Angeles this afternoon. He was graduated with the class of 1910, and served during his undergraduate days as head cheerleader.
He is described by Fred Ellsworth, secretary of the Alumni Association, as having "the loudest voice I ever heard." According to Ellsworth, the volume of his bellows have never been equaled since his departure from Mount Oread.
Spotts was the organizer of the "Thundering Thousand," one of the first and most successful pep organizations ever formed on the Hill. The group, formed in 1909, became famous throughout the middle west.
To Display Etchings And Kansas Scenes
Marjorie Whitney, professor of design, announced today that throughout this month an exhibition of etchings by representative artists will be on display in room 320. Frank Strong hall.
Spotts and his son, Victor, freshman engineer, will be guests of honor when they dine with the Alumni Association and Athletic boards in the Kansas room of the Memorial Union building tomorrow noon.
Included in the display is Frank Benson's famous "Tired Geese." The great bird artist is honorary president of the Society of American Etchers.
Other etchers whose work may be viewed include Douglas Hall, John Taylor Arms, Alfred Hutty, Stow Wengroth, John W. Winkler, Armin Carl Hansen, James McBey, and Roi Partridge.
There is also a collection of familiar Kansas scenes by Marjorie Wittmore of Topeka. The exhibition will be open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to 5:20 p.m. weekdays.
A Herbarium that eventually will contain every available species of plant native to Georgia is being developed in the biology department of Emory University.
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Open House Tea for Cecilia Goncalves
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The program of interviews with students in the booths will go on a new schedule next week, broadcasts to be each Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 4 p.m. Customers who answer their questions correctly will get their order "on the house", Eddie Penchard, Jr., proprietor, announced yesterday.
9th & Mass.
Phone 516
Corbin hall is opening its house for a tea from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday in honor of Cecilia Goncalves, a resident of that dormitory, from South America. Cecilia comes to the University as an exchange student from Rio de Janeiro.
Runaway Truck Causes Death
Mamanda Coleman, elderly Negro woman, 1033 Indiana, was struck and fatally injured about 5 p.m. yesterday by a runaway delivery truck. The accident occurred at the corner of Eleventh and Indiana streets. The truck was owned by the Corner grocery.
The delivery boy, Delold Commons, 1724 Indiana, left the machine parked on the Eleventh street hill at Louisiana to make a delivery. The truck was headed west and toward Indiana avenue. Mrs. Coleman, walking west down the hill, was run down by the car when it broke loose and rolled down the steep incline.
She was struck by the front of the delivery truck, which had rolled approximately twenty feet down hill. Then both the front and rear
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wheels of the left side of the car passed over her body. The car continued for some feet before striking first a telephone pole, then a coupe owned by Bob Thomas, Phi Psi.
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An ambulance was summoned immediately by Commons and the woman taken to the Lawrence Memorial hospital, where she died ten minutes later.
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