TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1941.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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A small place in the inventor's hall of fame should be saved for Sam Forsyth and Robert Paulette, senior engineers. They are the "brains" behind the complex Theta Tau student waker-upper, exhibited in front of Marvin hall last week. The invention will probably be shown again at the Seventy-fifth Anniversary celebration in June.
Herbert Barnett, Ponca City, Okla., was on the Hill last weekend visiting Margaret Meek, fine arts junior. Barnett was on his way to Ann Arbor, Mich., where he is a student at the University of Michigan.
The University of Wisconsin track team is remaining in Lawrence a few days before going to Des Moines for the Drake Relays. Jayhawk trackmen have a dual meet scheduled with the Wisconsin boys this afternoon.
Dick Tippin, fine arts senior, directed the University band Friday afternoon when it played for the visiting high school students.
Dwight Hamborsky and Grable MacFarland from Wabash College spent the weekend on the Hill visiting Lloyd Hamilton, graduate student.
William Gilstrap, graduate of the College in 1939, visited friends in Lawrence yesterday afternoon.
A loyal son of Kansas was sitting by the pole vault runway Saturday morning, gazing at the muddy track, and commenting on it to a stranger sitting beside him. During the course of the conversation, the Kansan asked said stranger if he had ever done any pole vaulting. He had—a little—for the stranger was Earle Meadows, world's indoor champion.
Doris Mae Knuth, a student at Kansas State, spent the weekend visiting Helen Edin, fine arts junior, and attending the Tri Delt convention at Baker University in Baldwin.
Wanda Endicott, Kansas City, Mo. visited Margaret Hathway, college senior, this weekend.
Betty Riley, St. Louis, was a weekend guest of Georgianne Theis, fine arts senior. Both girls were students at Lindenwood College in St. Charles, Mo., in 1936 and '37.
Robert Geiger, St. Joseph, spent Saturday on the Hill visiting his cousin, Dwight Geiger, college junior.
Helen Kay Moore, education junior, had six Tri Delta from Kansas State visiting her at the Chi Omega house Friday and Saturday.
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Enlarging Tinting
Lindley Life Masks Made By Poco Frazier
"Poco" Frazier, instructor of archi-itecture and design, finished this week five life masks of Chancellor Lindley from the original mask he made in 1936.
Life masks are made of each president of the United States and other people of importance. After graduation from the University Frazier was assistant to Lorado Taft, Chicago sculptor. One of his duties was to make an occasional life mask used in making a portrait bust. The life mask is absolutely accurate in recording every detail of the human face.
On a vacation trip back to Kansas, Frazier go the idea of making a life mask of Chancellor Lindley. He contacted the Chancellor at his home, and applied the moistened plaster in Chancellor Lindley's own kitchen.
Mask Made in Kitchen
Only seven minutes is required for Frazier to take an impression. He prepares the face with grease or olive oil and then smooths the plaster on the face and around the nostrils and eyes and let it set. The impression is removed and filled with cortrock.
After the combination has set the outside plaster is knocked off and the life mask remains.
One life mask will be given to Mrs. Lindley, and one to each of her sons. One will be reserved for the University, and the fifth mask will be sent to Chancellor Lindley's alma mater, the University of Indiana.
Applications for dance manager, cheerleaders, a13 editor of the 1941- 42 student directory must be filled within the next week.
James E. Diamond, chief engineer for the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft company, Hartford, Conn., was here today to interview senior students in the School of Engineering.
Applications Due For Campus Jobs
Applications for varsity dance manager must be in the office of Henry Werner, adviser of men, by April 29. The dance manager receives $100 a year.
Directory editor will be selected April 28. Applications must be filed in the N.Y.A. office by April 25.
Applications for cheer leader should be in Dean Werner's office by April 28, since tryouts will be held April 30.
The cheerleaders and directory editor positions are being filled now instead of next fall because of the crowded activity schedule in the fall, Bill Farmer, president of the M.S.C., said today.
WANT ADS
BOY WANTED: To work at student hangout. Inquire at the Cottage. Phone 970. 884-130
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SUNDAY — "MEN OF BOYSTOWN"
Candy! Cream puffs! Right this way!
So the boys from Battenfeld, Carruth, and Templin halls will be yelling tomorrow. They are building a concession stand from which they will sell pastries and candies from their own kitchens to dandelion diggers.
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Election of officers for the coming year will be held preceding the banquet.
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Landon Laird, writer of the "About Town" column in the Kansas City Star, will speak at the Founders' Day banquet of Sigma Delta Chi, professional journalism fraternity in the Memorial Union building at 6:30 o'clock tonight.
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