FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1941
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
happenings on the hill
Carroll Clawson and John Conard, college sophomores, have been elected presidents of the Jayhawk and Rock Chalk co-ops respectively.
Darrel Mathes, college sophomore and co-captain of the Jayhawk track team, is back in school this semester after spending a term in the wide open spaces on his father's ranch near Leoti.
Gray Dorsey, college senior and recently elected publisher of the Kansan, is also publisher of the Cameron (Mo) Sun. Dorsey goes to Cameron every week end in order to maintain personal management of his paper. Tom Ellis, '38, is managing editor.
Margaret Clawson, college sophomore at Oklahoma A. and M. last semester, is back in the University this semester. She was enrolled on the Hill last year.
Harry Adams, senior engineer, and his recent bride, the former Marge Edmisten of Topeka, have moved into an apartment on Tennessee.
Dick Epps, freshman engineer, is the seventh of the Epps family to attend the University. His mother, father, two brothers, a sister, and an aunt are all former Jay Hawkers.
John Davis, college freshman, caused a lot of disappointment in Battenfeld hall when he kept score for the "B" team game against Kappa Sigma. Davis failed to tally one of the Kappa Sig baskets, and Battenfield walked off the floor thinking it had a one point victory, but when the official score was totaled the Kappa Sigs were the winners.
Sarilou Smart, college senior, and Clyde Pace, senior engineer, announced their engagement Tuesday night and then surprised everyone by setting Sunday as the date of their wedding. Pace's fraternity brothers are planning big things to help him celebrate his last night of bachelorhood tomorrow.
High School Artists To Meet In March
Art students in the high schools of Kansas will be guests of the University from March 9 to 15 when the annual high school art conference and exhibit will be held on Mt. Oread.
This joint exhibition and conference has been planned to provide helpful and stimulating experience to students participating, to enable the art departments of Kansas schools to see what is being done by other schools of similar size, and to obtain constructive criticism of student work by competent judges.
The schools are permitted to enter for exhibition examples of drawing, painting, design, sculpture, craftwork, photography, and advertising design done by their students. Each school is limited to 10 items, which may include entries in all classes or may all be placed in one class.
Entries must be received at the University not later than March 7.
Vernon Mitchell, district manager for Eli Lilly drug company and O. E. McCollum, Lilly salesman in this district, spoke to the pharmacy seniors this morning on Lilly products.
Jakosky, Stevenson Leave For Mine Meet
J. J. Jakosky, dean of the School of Engineering, and Eugene A. Stephenson, professor of petroleum engineering, left today for New York City to attend the annual convention of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, to be held Feb. 16 to 21.
Doctor Stephenson is chairman of the petroleum division of the institute and will preside at the sessions. Dean Jakosky will preside at one of the meetings of the geophysics section and will present a paper before the convention on "Exploration and the Petroleum Engineer."
After the convention Dean Jakosky will go to Washington, D.C., to attend conferences regarding national defense work being carried on at the University. He will return about Feb. 28.
Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Jakosky are accompanying their husbands on the trip.
Bunn Interviews Engineering Grads
George Bunn, representative of the Phillips Petroleum company, Bartlesville, Okla., is on the campus today and tomorrow to interview 1941 engineering graduates.
BEAT OKLAHOMA A. AND M!
Bunn is looking for six mechanical engineers, three civil engineers, two metallurgical engineers, six chemists, six chemical engineers, four electrical engineers and three geological (petroleum) engineers.
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Huffmans Talk On Puerto Rico To Spanish Club
Two talks on Puerto Rico entertained the members of the Spanish club at the first meeting of the new semester yesterday afternoon.
Dr. N. F. Huffman, dean and former professor of religion at the Polytechnic Institute of San German, Puerto Rico, gave a general discussion of Puerto Rico.
His daughter, Helen Huffman, spoke on her work as teacher of art in the same institution and displayed a number of articles made by her art students.
The Huffmans, on a year's leave of absence from Puerto Rico, are studying art and sculpturing at the University.
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Hackett Undergoes Appendectomy at Hospital
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Bruce Hackett, sophomore engineer, underwent an appendectomy yesterday afternoon at Watkins Memorial hospital. His condition, and those of Ed Montgomery, business junior, and Harlan McDowell, college freshman, who underwent major surgery yesterday morning, were reported good today by Dr. Ralph I. Canutson, director of the student health service.
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Application Depdline For Orchestras Nears
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FOR SALE: The car for spring. Black semi-convertible coupe. 1925 Dodge. Tires and motor in excellent condition. Call Bill Pendleton, 1765; 745 Tennessee Street.
WANT ADS
FOR RENT: 2 Room apartment, 2nd floor, south and east exposure. Comfortably furnished. Bills paid. Priced $16 per month. 1501 Rhode Island. Phone 2541. -858-91
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Applications given to Professor Kuersteiner have already been sent to Topeka. Future applications should be sent direct to NYA offices, New England building, Topeka, Kansas.
Deadline on applications for the all-American orchestra and the all-Kansas orchestra is Monday, Feb. 17, it was announced today by Karl Kuersteiner, director of the University Symphony Orchestra.
KANSAN CLASSIFIED ADS Phone K.U.66
Shimmons Shop Plumbing and Wiring 929 Mass.
ROOM: For girls; and practice studio for rent. 1709 Mississippi st. Telephone 3197. Must be seen to be appreciated. -847-86.
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