TUESDAY, APRIL 5. 1938
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Here on the Hill an account of Mt. Oread Society
--an account of Mt. Oread Society
DOROTHY NEUTHERD
ROTHYT NETHERSON. *c*, AO, Society Edito
Before 5 p.m. net球 K.U.125 after 5 p.m. 2702 - KU3
Theta Sigma Phi, honorary nate professional sorority for women journalists, held its annual election of officers yesterday afternoon. Elizabeth Denning, c'uncl, was elected president. Other officers are: vice-president, Jean Thomas, c'uncl; treasurer, Ruth Timpe, c'39; secretary, Louise Peyton, c'39; social chairman, Ardach Cable, c'uncl; and keeper of the archives, Agnes Skolout, c'39.
Bill Bird and Russell Webber of Albany, Mo., and Harbert Lee Erskins of Lincoln, Neb, were week-eskins at the Pi Kappa Alpha house.
Ricker hall will entertain with an hour of dancing from 7 to 8 tonight.
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Miller hall will entertain with an hour of dancing this evening from 7 to 8 o'clock.
Phi Gamma Delta announces the pledging of Herbert Hartman, ed'41, of Newton.
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Alpha Delta Pi announces the engagement... of Anna Rmah Maus, c'38, to Will Woodman, c'unl. Woodman of the Member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity.
Kappa Alpha Theta announces the engagement of Marguerite Myers, fa38, to Stanley Patterson. Mr. Patterson is a member of the Kappa Alpha social fraternity at Washington and Lee University.
Weekend guests at the Gamma Phi Beta house were;
Fugenia Donalue, Kansas City, Mo.
Mary Katherine Dornman, '57, Kansas City, Mo.
Jennifer Fuldman, Athletics
Sunday dinner guests at th
Camma Pbi Beta house were
Bob McKay, c'40
Norman Smith, b'19
Paul Fisher, b'18
Gerorge Russell, b'18
elma Markham, 37, Topek
Weekend guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house were:
Faith Campbell, Park College, Parkville, Mo.
The Alpha Chi Omega sorority entertained the following guests at a buffet supper Sunday evening:
Weekend guests at Watkins hall
Mrs. V, L. Miller, Bethel Sally Miller, Bethel Norma Braun, Topeka
Miss Petunia Coyle Court, Salina
Petunia Court, Saunders, c41
Jimmy Lade, c4unl
Don Hays, c89
Son Sueb, c59
Kirk Owen, c40
Harold Young, Kansas
Herald Young, Lincoln
Giles Ilmore, d18
Edgard Ede, c4r
Ed Carr, c3r
Monty Vachis, c39
Preston Burtis, c37
Raymond O'Brien, c39
John Ryder, buncl
Dion Shredler, c39
Marquis O'Brien, c40
Ed Muller, b3r
Darrel Haynes, c41
Jerry Young, c59
Challis, c41
Jack Happy, fauncl
Don Shultz, Lawrence
Element Gizettes, Mishhattan
Ed Boucher, c41
John Zimmerman, c49
Edoughe, c41
Harry Brown, c39
Wendel Wenstrand, c41
Harloyd Selly, c54
William Shepard, c29
Stewart Jones, c42
Dale Aliquet, c4unl
Watkins hall entertained the fol
Marvin Goodel, c19
Gerald Fowle, c40
Irvine Beagle, council
Lyndon Lydon
Me, Mr and Charles Ross, Dover
Charles Ross, Jr, Dover
Michael Miller, Jim, Silver Lake
Anna Mae Malm, Silver Lake
Members of Pi Kappa Alpha en-
Mr. and Mrs. John Summerns
Jean Clark, Coffvilley
Louise Moore, C44
Sarah Hunt, Smooth
Mrs. G, R. Gratt
Sunday dinner guests at the Delta
Havana restaurant
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Ellen Louise Bury, fa'18
Ruth Higdon, Kansas City, Mn.
Nancy Robertson, Kansas City, Mn.
Chi Omega entertained the follow-
friends dinner.
Suzanne Engleman, '17, Kansas City, Mo.
James Kell, '19
William Brillan, '20
Jesse Talbot, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. A. Bennett Brown, Kansas City
Mr. and Mrs. E, R, Tibbets, San Antonio, Texas
--pha Delta Pi house were:
Robert Tibbets, San Antonio, Texas
Harry. Marten Jutzon, Parson
Ferne Forman, 37, Kansas City, Mo.
Rowlland Miller, c39
Sunday dinner guests at the Phi
Mrs. Eugene Wolfekuhler, Lake Fore III.
M. J. G. Scolp, Ottawa
John Scolp, Ottawa
Jacob Fischer,
Robert Bouldy, c19
Clarence Hancock
Sunday dinner guests at the Sigm Stick
Bruce Benton, Kansas City, Mp.
Pai Tower, Kansas City, Mo.
Don Mitchell, Coffeeville
Mrs. Awaardt, c/o Ucal
Betty Bacon, Atchion
Mrs. Dick Souther
Robert Souders, c/o Ucal
Tom McKale, c/o
Tom McKale, 18
--pha Delta Pi house were:
Xi chapter of Sigma Kappa entertained Sunday with a banquet in honor of the twenty-fifth anniversary of its founding at the University of Kansas. Two charter members, Mrs. Rhea Wilson Johnson and Mrs. Genevieve Huffman Andrews, were present. The following were geus;
Hazel Anderson, Lawrence
Mildred Collard, Lawrence
Bilal Hassan, Kansas City,
Nancy Higgim, Kansas City, Mo.
Brad Garrett, Kansas City, Mo.
Cheryl Ginsburg, Kansas City,
Mildred McPhield, Kansas City, Mo.
Elizabeth Ann Ferrie, Lawrence
Mrs. Rafe H. Harvey, Kansas City, Mo.
Matthew Holmes, Kansas City,
Sarah Azalea Peery, Kansas City, Mo.
Helen Ellfeldt, Kansas City, Mo.
Roy B. Graham, Akron, Ohio
Linda Ann Shaw, Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Ruth Johnson Quistgard, Kansa
City, Mo.
Mrs. Rhea Wilson Johnson, Kansas City Mo.
Mrs. Genevieve Huffman Andrews, Abi lane
Mrs. Fred W. Cutter, Lawrence
Mrs. Roy Ziesen, Kansas City, Mo
HX, Roy Ziehm, Kansas City, Mo.
Bob Cairns
Fugene Atkins, Lineola, Neb.
William Arami, Lineola, Neb.
Dudley Alms, c'uncl
Sunday dinner guests at the A
The Delta Tau Delta fraternity elected the following officers last night:
Marvin Cox, b.195
Bill Hartman, c.199
Neil Neumeyer, b.188
Boo Doddsley, c.199
Mrs. S. M. Woodman, Arkansas City
President, Harry Wills, b189
face-prepared. Reward Gallaway; c40
leadership. Record Bachill; c40
recording secretary. Jack Fisher; c40
Guide, John Phlego, p189
Record Bachill; c40
The following were weekend
pests at the Alpha Gamma Delta
mouse:
Dorothy Schoeller, Kansas City, Mo.
Geraldine Stafford, Kansas City, Mo.
Frances Hammil, Kansas City, Mo.
About 125 guests attended a musical program held Sunday afternoon at the University Club. The program was under the direction of Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert G. Alhin were in
The program opened with a group of piano selections played by Prof. Jan Chiapusso. A comedy scene was also presented. (Loencsville) was also presented.
The acting hosts of the afternoon were:
Colonel Karl Baldwin and Mrs. Baldwin
Prof. H. B. Chubb and Mrs. Chubb
Prof. John Ie and Mrs. Ie
Prof. L. Baumwartner and Mrs. Baum
Kapap Sigma fraternity announces the pledging of John Wiesshaar, c'40.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Woodman have been guests at the Kappa Sigma house for several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. George M. Beal
Kappa Sigma fraternity will hold a steak fry at the Lawrence airport, followed by a barn dance at the chapter house, April 8.
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Edwin White of Bonner Springs announce the engagement of their daughter, Yvonne, to Edwin Rice Phlebs, Jr. of Stevilleville, Ill. Miss White, a member of Chi Omega, attended the University of Kansas. Phelps received his bachelor of science degree in civil engineering in 1936. He is a member of Phil Delta Theta.
Modern Language Professors Attend Manhattan Meeting
Five professors of modern languages attended the meeting of the Kawasakas Modern Language Association at Manhattan last Saturday. The principal speakers at the general session were Prof. J. M. Ossin, of the University, who spoke on Calderon in Spanish, and Harry Schmitt, dean of the romantic language at the University of Nebraska, who spoke on "Modern Language Inventory for 1938."
In the afternoon the association met in smaller discussion groups. Dr. George J. Meitelf of the department of German of the University was chairman of the group. Hans Martin, German exchange student, knew an interesting picture of the people from the foreign language teachers in Germany.
Dr. Otto Springer, chairman of the department of German, was elected president of the association for the coming year. Prof. E. F. Engel was chosen as a member of the Association's books. The association is composed of all modern languages teachers in the state of Kansas.
Prof. Nellie Barnes, assistant professor of English at the University and a member of the executive committee of the State Association of Teachers of English, will have general charge of the meeting.
"English Curriculum in Kansas High Schools" is the general topics for a meeting of all English majors Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 in room 205 Fraser hall, as announced by the department of English.
English Majors Meet Wednesday in Fraser Hall
Miss Blanche Yeomans, instructor in English, and Arthur Adrian, instructor in English, will be speakers Both Miss Yeomans and Adrian have had recent teaching experience in Kansas high schools.
Set April 28 as Annual School of Business Day
E J. Dowling, instructor in econ- mics, is captain of the faculty softball team. The faculty team will play the winners of a junior-senior game, which will be played earlier in the afternoon.
No formal program has been arranged but plans are being made for election of officers in the morning, afternoon and a dinner in the evening.
Thursday, April 28, will be School of Business Day.
Hazlett Steiger, b38, president of the Associated Students in the School of Business, has general charge of all arrangements.
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London, April 4—(UP)—Wild scenes ranging from skilts of devotion to face slappings swept the House of Commons as Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain bout down opposition demands for a general election to drive his "realistic" government from office.
Chamberlain's foreign policies defended by him on the floor of Commons for the fifteenth time in the last nine weeks, won a 159 to 152 vote of confidence when the turbulent debate ended at 11 p.m.
Shout, Slap Faces, and Demand Election in House of Commons
By its vote, the house rejected a ultratec motion for censure coupled with a demand for a general election.
The gaunt faced Chamberlain, unable to quench the fire of Laborite and liberal anger over his direct dealing with Europe's dictators, stumbling refused to put his policies before a vote of people while Britain is in the "war of rearmament."
Shortly before the prime minister arise to answer his critics, the house was thrown into turmoil when Emmanuel Shinwell, former cabinet minister and a d Laborite leader, stepped across the floor and took a resounding at the face of Commander Tatton Bower, conspiracy curator of World War I naval officer. Shinwell explained to the speaker that he had been insulted. Bower arose later and apologized.
To Observe Palm Sunday With Sunrise Service
The worship service, an inspirational program of music and meditation, will be held on the hillside near the Rock Chalk Cairn, north of Frank强壮 hall, at 6.30 a.m. Following the outdoor service, participants will eat breakfast in the Memorial Union cafeteria.
Student groups in Lawrence churches will observe Palm Sunday this year by uniting in a Lenten service and fellowship breakfast, sponsored by the Student Christian Federation.
Students in organized church groups may secure reservations for the breakfast through their representatives to the federation. Others wishing reservations may leave their homes and stay with the Bible College, in Myers hall. Tickets will be on sale at the caterdia room Sunday morning.
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On the Shin-shore To show his catch to Shiller.
Betty Boddruggen. The payoff came when he and Beety were sitting in the jayhawk a little late and in the walkie Walker and a member of the male species. Both were a bit embarrassed.
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April Fool comes but once a year and then we forget to put down the "April Fool". Anyway we want all our readers to know that we meant no harm when we gave these moments April first. We were never allowed to react to the thought that an April fool Kansan was going to be printed. So its for the dean's office and other places until April shows get under way.
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In Jayhawk Valley...Jane Coats celebrated her 21st birthday Thursday----. Look-alikes: Alice Marie Meyn and .Bette Davis...Can Wade define a "Black and White Party"----. Wanted: An admirer of the new "Ken" magazine...The Owl picnic was rather dampish:
This is the letter that Schiller Shore received from Mr. Werner, dean of men, after he had awarded him a scholarship for fishing, which is his hobby;
M. Schiller Shore,
P. V. P. Sandt,
Shore Merit System,
Lawrence, Kanasa.
Dear President Shore:
For many years I have strenu-
bled by honest effort to earn the
power of a sword, a shield,
ward. After season of blinding
toll, of hours spent under a
shield, of rains and storms,
burned in, rain in, wind and in
storm the victor fox foot,
mine. For years I had been
wounded.
Perhaps we may repeat at this time the words of the immortal Goethe:
After the storm's tempestous roar,
The fisherman must reach the shore
Very sincerely yours, Henry Werner
HOLDING HANDS
The tiny hand I held last night, Has caused my heart to sing.
Has caused my heart to sing. I now am rich because I held
—Four aces and a king.
—Dorothydean Viets
The Independent organization on the Hill is going to sell tickets to a show in the near future, so if you are approached give the organization a hand. They are working toward the National Convention of Independent Organizations at Norman, Okla., April 22. The fascinating He and She will be announced at the show they will sponsor.
Dorothydey Viets gets today's ticket to the Granada theater for "Holding Hands" pome. "Bring-Up Baby" starring Gary Grant and Katherine Hebburn starts today. Put your dity in the box.
Announce Texas Coach As Official Relays Starter
Gwinn Henry, director of athletics, announced yesterday that Clyde Littlefield, track coach at the University of Texas, will be the official starter of the Kansas Relays April 17. He will lead John L. Griffiths, reference, and Gov. Walter A. Huxman, honorary referee.
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Regier Studies High Schools
Complications in the certification laws, too many small high schools, and political instead of educational considerations in some quarters are definitely limiting the efficiency of Kansas schools, according to a study by Aaron J. Regier, in the current issue of the University of Kansas Education journal just out of the press. The study was submitted as the dissertation for his Ph.D. degree from the University, by Doctor Regier, professor of education at Bethel College.
FRIDAY: "TRAPPED B1
Doctor Regier points out that the teacher certification laws of Kansas are of a slow growth, full of contradictions and uncertainties; that Kansas is one of eight states that permit teacher-training courses in high schools, and certificate these high school graduates.
His study of high schools as to number of pupils and of teachers shows that the state (when the study was made) was maintaining 674 high schools. Twenty-one of these had only one teacher; 250 had less than five, and if the 108 having five teachers school (one to five teachers) constituted 54 per cent of the state's total schools.
"Many educators agree that an efficient high school should have at least ten teachers." Compared with Kansas' 544.3 per cent of one-to-five-teacher schools, California had only 1.6 per cent, and Oregon 22.4 per cent. The median in California is the 17-t teacher school, compared with the five-teacher school in Kansas.
He points out, too, that in the smaller schools, a person is permitted to teach any subject, regardless of previous preparation for that subject.
County Superintendents Examined
His study of county superintendentents showed that less than 21 percent of these officials in the state hold college degrees, while 57 per cent have had no college training; or at most, than a year in college. "This means," he writes, "that some of them may not even have finished high school, because some of the
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older certificates could be obtained without, any high school training. So long as county superintendents are so inadequately prepared, and so long as the superintendency is a political job, we need not expect leadership in educational matters from that office."
On the other hand, the studios show that 95.67 per cent of the city superintendents have college degrees, and 96.25 per cent of the principals.
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