TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1941.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
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Joy Scamman, engineering graduate of last year and now working for Field and Payne architectural firm in Kansas City, came back to the Hill for the Hobnail Hop.
Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Cline, Kingman, spent the weekend on the campus visiting their son, V. L. Cline, Jr., sopohmore engineer.
Bob Weaver, college sophomore; Bill Perdue, fine arts sophomore; and Jack Severin and Bob Wright, business seniors, went to Kansas City Saturday night to hear Jimmy Lunceford and his orchestra.
Tom Harris, freshman engineer; Paul Juelfs, freshman engineer; John Elden, business junior; Richard Burge, sophomore engineer; Jack Ramsey, college freshman; and Dale Luehring, business junior, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Battenfeld, Kansas City, Mo., over the weekend.
Wilma Jean Hadden, college sophomore, went to Emporia to attend the Junior Prom Saturday night at Emporia State Teachers College where she was a student last semester.
Frances Shaw and Mary Olive Marshall, Ottawa, were weekend guests of Elizabeth Marshall, college junior.
Robert Stevens and Richard Epps, freshman engineers, spent the weekend at their homes in Topeka.
Dr. James E. Wildish and Professors Bailey and Longfellow, instructors in the department of chemistry at Kansas City Junior College, visited the departments of chemistry and chemical engineering on the Hill Saturday afternoon.
Betty Cone, Larned, and Rosemary Scott, a student at Marymount Academy in Salina, were weekend guests of Mary McDonald, college freshman, and Betty Ann Charles, college sophomore.
Roy Edwards. business junior; Byron Kern, sophomore engineer; and W. Hilgert O'Dell, instructor of English, returned Sunday from a three-day convention of Phi Delta Theta in Iowa City.
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W. O. Miessner, professor of education, also attended the Conference.
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