WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE SEVEN
By Walt Meininger
Dick Pierpont from the Sig Alph house picked the wrong class to sleep in when he dozed off on the front row under L. L. Water's nose last week. Water's held his finger to his lips in a request for quiet from the class; goi down on his knees in front of Pierpont and rudely awakened the sleeper with a loud, "woof!"
As Pierpont pushed away the arms of Morpheus instructor Waters continued his lecture with a bed-time story, looking pointedly at the groggy one.
Dick Hansen at the Kappa'Sig house has been escorting Virginia Anderson around and about. About two weeks too long. He took her to the Junior Prom and the next week she announced her pin welding with Jack Townsend, formerly a promoter of renown around these parts.
Bunny Jenkins and Bill Southern are to be seen together again after a split-up of several months. 'Tis said that Jenkins wasn't scared of any competition until that Lincoln Zephyr came into the picture.
After serious thought she decided it was a case of having cake or eating it so she graciously welcomed her William back.
Band Will Play At Basketball Game Saturday
Kansas will be assisted in its fight for the national basketball championship in Kansas City's Municipal auditorium Saturday night by the University Band which will play during the game and will also present a 10-minute marching demonstration between halves.
Members of the Band will leave Lawrence at 3:30 Saturday afternoon on the Union Pacific special train and will return at 12:30 Sunday morning.
John Claflin----
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Saturday at the request of Claflin's father and attorney, J. Q. Claflin of Kansas City. At the regular hearing in the Douglas county court
Glen McCann, of the Green hall McCann's over ate two nights in a row last week and didn't make it to class. On the third day sympathetic Phi Delta Phi brothers tied black crepe around his chair in commemoration.
Here's one reminiscent of last year. Mary Margaret Cosgrove and Kirk Owens, once engaged—now split, were out together Sunday night.
room, Claflin asked Oyler for a continuance so that he could investigate more thoroughly the character and record of the state investigators to whom his son confessed the series of fires, Feb. 21. Claflin also asked that the hearing be delayed so that John Riling, newly appointed Lawrence attorney on the case, could have more time for preparation.
Announce Poetry---
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Dr. W. S. Johnson, professor of English, will act as chairman of the award committee. Carl Niemeyer, c'27, English instructor at the Herzl Junior College, in Chicago, was the alumnus chosen. Ridgely Torrence, poetry editor of "The New Republic" and author of "Hesperides," his latest and best known volume of poetry, is the man of letters who was secured to take part in the judging.
The deadline for the contest is April 8, at 12 o'clock noon, at which time submitted poems must be in the Chancellor's office. Rules are posted on various bulletin boards over the campus, and detailed instructions may be obtained from any one of the committee, which consists of Dr Johnson, Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes, Miss Rose Morgan, and Miss Alice Winston.
The announcement of winners is scheduled for May 1. Prizes amounting to $120 will be awarded; $60, first prize; $40 second prize; and $20, third prize. In addition, a volume
of poetry will be given to each contestant receiving honorable mention. Kenneth Lewis, c'39, was the winner of the first prize for the past three years.
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