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SUNDAY, APRIL 19. 1936
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
On the Shin
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contends with the judges after the Interview? Topeka isn't so far from Kansas City.
The orchid, which was supposed to go to the journalism student who thought up the "guide your professor" idea, actually goes to Angle McCulkin the co-founder of the project we covered the plan and came up to help in building with it. There it was discussed and everyone thought it good. Consequently it was used. Insidentally some unexpected the engineering school hilarity. Could it have been one of the projects?
A woman who lives at the Alpine Chi House is completely courted by a business woman. fries the lady's name is someone like silver, only different, the main take off of the woman he likes are quotes on the silver market she sees. She not just buy her stands and knows whether to please or play the market lightly. The other night he decided to pay dividends to his business of information. While making the rounds, he was seen by another trusted friend of the silver market and so on he was up. The bill hit him less when he found out.
When someone mentioned in a biography later the other day that the father of a 1916 P.O.R. by the name of father was not a manic man for epiphs, several Congressmen mean marmoset. It was supposed to be just another job but from the way the naked did they laughing, there might have been something to it. Briefly afterward, he was questioned for earlier levers. Maybe they were just waiting to find the proper substance so they could leave the levels of any required bio-tech tests are
Gamma Phi Quarantine To Be Removed Tomorrow
Enhanced members of the Gamma Pi Beta security whose results of the semester lattice inmamity tests were positive reactions will be kept in quarantine until termination covering at 6 a'clock. The security was placed under quarantine during information, when Coronation Hospital, all wards were taken to Workham hospital. All wards were tested and nine members showing negation sensation were released.
Summerfield Tests Open To 33 Kansas Student
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Larrea, Kenneth Midtown, Salina
Wymer Wayne, Wibbling, Chad Pardee,
Wibbling, Jolie Poole, Kansas City, Robe-
lbert Thomas, Wibbling
Sophie-Ann Pierce Armstrong, Toronto; Tortoise Hanker, Junction City; Cory Bacon, Oakville; Nicole Moever, Charleston; Arthur Laham, Winnipeg; Kenneth Moore, Prairie; Dean Pratt, North Vancouver; Mikhail McDonnell, Milford; John McDonnell, Goldsworth; Ellis Pardus, Wichita; Eugene Ridgeon, Dolphin; Holly Roberts, Larsen; Daniel Karp, Calgary; Tushai Sudhur, Harvey Vigore, Donald Wendel, Lowenworth; Charles Wood, Peddley; Martin Wilkins, Clay
Freshman: David Anguineus, McPherson;
Bachelor: Brian Blue, McPherson; Harvard
Bachelor: Joseph Boulger; bury at William Gilbray, Tucker Bay;
McPherson; William Gilbray, Tucker Bay;
McPherson; William Gilbray, Tucker Bay;
McPherson; Richard Kennedy, Ashleigh
Edward Kruper, Ellendore, Joseph
Kruper, Ellendore, Joseph
Krupper, Wishing Paul, Murie, Maryville;
James Pimsee, Hawaiian Earl Sucken-
Kruper, James Sucken, Kualoa City.
Gunnar Mykland Named Outstanding 1935 Studen
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Cormack, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi Lambda Theta; Ralph McKibbin, Phi Beta Kappa; Rick DeMille, Phi Beta Kappa; Beta Kappa; William Moran, Phi Beta Kappa; Lloyd Mordant; Nelson Frazier; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary French-Kmichael; Beta Kappa; Mary
School of Business
Max E. Feesler, Beta Gamma Sigma;
Clifford J. Goering, Beta Gamma
Sigma; Jerome K. Kane, Beta Gamma
Sigma; Jerome K. Kane, Beta Gamma
Sigma; William L. Kline, Beta
Gamma Sigma; Terence B. Milla,
Beta Gamma Sigma; Henry D. Price, Beta
Gamma Sigma;
School of Education
Kathleen Brothers, Mildred McElwain iii, Palm Beach Theta; Loize Montgomery, iii, Lumbala Theta; Morton Board; Liang Dong, Palm Beach Theta; Mary Stamper. School of Engineering and Architecture iii, Palm Beach Theta; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; Curtis Booth, Architective; Guilin S. Bluford, Mechanical; Guilin S. Bluford, Chemical; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; Froedtert, Electrical; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; Rich L. Lyon, Chemical; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; John S. McNew, Civil; Rich L. Lyon, Chemical; H. Miller, Chemical; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; Claude J. Electrical, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; H. Miller, Chemical; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; Oliver A. Starcke, Electrical; Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau; Industrial, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau.
Hornibrook Public School, Murphy
Brittany Cappa, Elizabeth Elmire
Knapp School, Linda Langdon
Latham Hawley, Public School
Wilmington Public School,
Plymouth Plains, Knappa School, Murta
School of Law
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Darlene G. Hewson, Order of the Café; Thomas D. Mastard, Order of the Café; Jack Pfeffer, Order of the Café;
School of Medicine
The following all belong to Alpha Corona. Alba Connud M. Barres, Cornelia A. Barker, Thomas G. Deuchar, Thomas D. Deuchar, Henry France Quentin, Edward J. Eryan, Luan K Croner
School of Pharmacy
Bessie M. Copper, L. Hubert Cook-
The following juniors, sophomores, and freshmen lead in their respective classes. Where the decision was close, more than one name is given:
College
Juniors-John H. Anderson, Eleven-Earl Baker, Eager Beamer, Eearl H. Dearborn, Lrun Learned, Charles Manlave, Charles Rickart, Roe Blower
Freshman - Martha Gender, William J. Gilstrup, Nancy Goff, Blaise H. Leafen, Edward W. Krueger, John Lefebre, Edward D. Knight, Elizabeth Paynard, Bill Pailen, Rieen Maxine J. Schoen, Eval R. Rosen, John P. Grisham, Eva Youngm
son, Wilmot A., Suley. Thomas Triggs sophomores. Henry Burker, Dorothy Dodge Jr. Kevin Hicks. Doakes. Loren C. McCerrick. John McDonnell, Richard Dean Moatlock. Cyrsia Ricketts. Ethel Lucille Roesch, Charles W. Ward. Martin Withers.
Juniper - Valiant M. Barrus,
Columbia College.
Juniors - Lawrence N. Hiblowell, Civil
Law.
Juniors - Lawrence N. Hiblowell, Civil
Law.
Juniors - Segura Tau; George B
Hamilton;
Margaret G. Morgan;
Sigra Tau; Margaret Werek;
Archie
School of Business
Junior-Kenneth Middleton, Beta
Gamma Sigma
Sophomore—Emil A. Wiencke, Mechanical, Sigma Tau Medal, Freshman—Richard Gone, Civil
School of Fine Arts
Juniors—Carolyn Bailey, Piano; Clarence Bridenstine, Piano.
School of Education
School of Fine Arts
Sophomore—Keith Davis, Voice.
Freshman—Mary Jane Brewin, Piano.
Bruce Bridgemouth, Plaintiff,
Sophomore—Kelvin Davis, Voice.
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Second Year-Rey H. Johnson, Phi Beta Kappa.
Freshman—Mary Jane Beuce, Piano
First Year—Abraham Weintoch,
School of Medicine
Junior—Balph C. Ellis, Alpha Omega
Alpha
Sophomore—Arnold H. Janzen.
Freshman—Raymond Lancing Pendleton.
Freshman—Betty R. Busenbark.
The Assembly of God, Fourth and Rhode Island—K. J., Honeysuckle, pastor,
Sunday school, 8:35 mrs. worship service, 6:45 mrs. service, 7:45
Spring revival, 7 M.
At the Churches
Junior—Mary Nicholsbun
Sophomores—Verne Harris, Vivian
Harrison.
--sermon on theme: "The Meaning of Worth of Christian Membership," 10:45; ELCE, 6.30; Union service at First Methodist church, 7.30.
United Brethren church, Nicecote and Massachusetts-National H. Huffman, minister, School study, 9:45 a.m.
Christian school, The Well Spring of Religion."
First Evangelical church, 1000 Connecticut—A. J. Miller, minister. Sunday school, 04:58; worship and
Plymouth Congregational church, 923 Vermont—Joseph F. King, minister Church school, 8:45 University class, 10 morning worship, 11. Theresa "God Be Gone?" high school society, 5:45 Fireide Forum, 7.
First Methodist church, Tooth and Vermont—Sunday school, 8:45, morning worship, 10:25. Thema “Why We Are Where We Are Religiously in Lawrence” high school Epworth League, 11:55, Wesley Foundation League, 6:30
Vinland Presbyterian church—S. B.
Lucas, pastor. Sunday school, 10; sermon,
11.
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Ninth Street Baptist church, Ninth and Ohio—e. B. L. Wagner, pastor, tunday school at the usual hour and e. Ralph Mark Gilbert of Michigan will preach on "Commonplace Relocations."
Free Methodist churens, P. J. Posthaste, pastor. Sunday school to 1preadach service. II; Y.P.M.S., 645; evening service. 7:30.
Church of God, Eleventh and New
Hambridge-Clarence A. Thomas, pastor,
Sunday school; 9:45, morning wor-
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First Church of Church -Sunday, 1240
Massachusetts Street -Scientist school
10: Sunday service on subject: "Doctrine of Atonement," 11.
MALTS and SHAKES
Immanuel Lutheran church, Tenth and Kenney—W. K., Stepwell, pater, Sunday school and Bible class, 10; Divine service on subject: "Christ Appears to Mary Magdalene" 11; Fellowship lunch, 5:30; Open form, 6.
Richer and Smoother
Trinity Episcopal church, Tenth and Vermont—Rev. Carter H. Harrison, rector; Holy Communion, 8; church leader; Holy People, 10; People, 11; Young People's Fellowship, 6.
St. James A.M.E. church, Seventh
St. James - Munday School, 10, public
worship on theme "Shining Teachers",
themes on theme "Diving"
Bali treasures," 8.
Em Street Christian church-Miss Dorothy B. Wright, minister, Bible study, 10; Sermon: "What Is Your Mission?" 6:30; sermon: "The Timid声歌," 7:30.
First Baptist church, Eighth,
Kentucky-Howard E Koehl, minister;
Church school, 9:45; morning worship;
H. on theme, "The Spirit of a Chris-
tian high school BYPU, 5:00; senior
part of social hour, 6; BYPU,
6:30.
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
8351% Massachusetts, Sunday school,
9:45; Sunday service on subject: "Doctrine
of Atonement," 11.
--and Maine—Paul B. Lawson, pastor,
Sunday school, 10; morning worship, 11;
Christian Endeavor, 6:30.
First Christian church, Seth W. Sawthorn, minister, Church school 9:45; worship and communion service 10:30; theme "The Apaches Have a Student fellowship hour, 5:30; high school young people's service, 6:30.
Church of the Nazarene, Nineteenth and Vermont-Sylvester Ludwig, pastor- Sunday school, 10; morning work- school, 12; evening社会学, 64; evening service, 745.
First Presbyterian church, Ninth and Vermont—Theodore H. Asman, minister Church school 9640; worship ministers 9650; Westminster Student Forum, 739.
Unitarian church, Twelfth and Vermont-Charmes A. Engvall, minister Church school, 10; discussion group, 10; church service on theme: "Can We Achieve Peace Peacefully?" at 11; Promethean club, 6:30.
First Baptist church. North Lawrence, Lincoln Street near Fourth-W
A. Scott, minister. Sermon: "Pot Little Wise Things." 10:45; Janda school, 12:15; young people's hour, sermon: "The Still Sitting Still,"
West Side Presbyterian church, Sixth
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