FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1941.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
happenings on the hill
Loraine Peacock, a student in the College last year, and Bill Bennett, who was in the College last semester, visited the campus Tuesday. Both are from Ottawa and are now attending Ottawa University.
Templin hall freshman are on the alert this week for the sound of the telephone bell. The upperclassmen made a ruling that if the phone should ring twice without an answer it would mean a bit of corporal punishment for the freshmen. One short ring will now produce droves of the hapless first year men
Betty Gaines, college freshman was confined 10 Watkins Memorial hospital Tuesday with the flu.
Durant Mathes left the Hill Tuesday night to return to his home in Leoti. He had been visiting his cousin, Darrell Mathes, college sophomore and co-captain of the Jayhawk track team.
Bernice Randell, college senior attended Robert Sherwood's play, "There Shall Be No Night," in Kansas City Monday.
Some of the Corbin hall girls are still going around in circles. Thirty-two of them enjoyed a skating party at the Rollerdrome Tuesday night, and with the exception of a few minor things such as bruises, blisters, and stiff legs, all reported having a wonderful time.
Mary McLeod, business senior has been confined to Watkins Memorial hospital for a few days this week.
Evelyn Taylor, college sophomore, spent last week at her home in Kansas City, Mo., because of an attack of laryngitis.
The department of building and grounds is completing the building of a new 35-foot chimney for a pottery kiln at the back of Haworth hall.
Alta Bingham, education junior, is spending this week at her home in Kansas City recuperating from an appendectomy.
Ruth Beeler, college sophomore, spent Sunday at Charleton Cottage at Ottawa University.
Jim Bell, president of the Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter at Kansas State, was a recent visitor at the local Sig Ep chapter.
Martha Alice Hornor, college junior, returned to her classes on the Hill yesterday morning after spending the first part of the week at her home in Kansas City because of illness.
Alumni Schedule Numerous Meetings Over Country
Alumni meetings are beginning to blossom forth as thick as dandelions. There will be a meeting of Tulsa alumni Tuesday; a meeting of the Los Angeles executive board Monday; at Milwaukee Wednesday, and at Chicago and Emporia either April 4 or 11.
Fred Ellsworth, alumni secretary,
will attend a meeting of the Class
of 1916 in Kansas City Saturday.
Taft's University History To Hit Presses Next Week
Most of the text for Prof. Robert Taft's new history of the University has been set, proof read, and revised by the Bureau of Printing, Raymond Nichols, secretary to the Chancellor, said this morning.
The final sketch of the cover for "Across the Years on Mount Oread," drawn by Betty Ann Leasure, fine arts senior, has also been completed and is ready for binding, so the history should go to press sometime next week $ \textcircled{4} $
to press sometime next week, Nichols predicted.
Since the original announcement of the contents of the book, 24 pages of explanatory notes on the chapters have been added to the original 200 pages. Thus the history will contain 75 chapters and 150 photographs.
Orders for the book are continuing to pour into the Alumni office at the rate of 25 to 30 a day and the total paid orders are now approximately 300.
Nichols warned, however, that the deadline for orders at $1.50 per book has been extended to April 1. After that date the book will sell for $2.
Atlanta, Ga. (U.P.).—An Atlanta roadhouse has asked for bids on the construction of an underground shelter large enough to seat 150 guests.
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John H. Wourms of Wallace, a University graduate, has been awarded the DeSmet medal, awarded annually by Gonzaga University of Spokane for "outstanding service as a Catholic and a citizen." Wourms was graduated from the University in 1894.
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Greene to Compete In Intercollegiate Billiard Playoffs
Lloyd Greene, junior engineer will compete in the intercollegiate round robin pocket billiard playoffs in Madison, Wis., March 27.
Greene carried off the honors in the western division of the intercollegiate tournament by placing as individual high scorer.
The University team placed second in the western division competition by a score of 301 to 300.
The turnup is sponsored by the College Association of Unions, under
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