FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1935
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Scholastic Honors Awarded to 258 College Students
Twenty-one Juniors and Forty-four Sophomores Repeat Earlier Records
Honor rolls containing the names of 258 students of contraster scholarship in the College of Liberal Arts at the University of Kansas were announced Aug. 26 by Paul B. Lawson, dean. The students thus bounced计数 about 10 per cent of the number curled in the College, and include 167 from the freshman class, 74 sophomores, and 77 juniors. No honor roll is selected from the senior students, since Thad Beta members tie their names from the group.
Some of the students listed are on the honor roll for the first time, but many of the sophomores and juniors have been on lists in previous years. Of the 72 juniors, 21 were on both freshman and sophomore lists in previous years, six were on a previous freshman list, 8 on a previous freshman list. Of the 24 sophomores, 44 had been on a previous freshman list.
Many students, especially in the Junior group, entered the University with "balanced standing" having come for the most part from junior colleges. These, of course, had no opportunity to previous honor calls at the University.
In the list given out by Dean Lawson, these 62 advanced standing students are marked (1). Students whose names had appeared on a previous freshman list are starred (3); those on a previous sophomore list with two stars and those on both a freshman and a sophomore list with three stars (****).
P W Viesselman
The Freshman Honor Roll
Dr.d.B.Smith
Abilene: Alice Abujaqua Hea.
Bayard: Loren Calvillo McCormick
Beloit: Donald Douglas Mercer,
Bronston: Donald Todd.
Bryan Coyle  Dorothy Hase Caldwell Dorothy Hase Caldwell John Francis McDonnell
Chandler, Nikita Anthony Johnson
Chanzie, Sam Paulf. Anderson
George Theodore Cronmayer, Elisew
B. Hampton.
Dr W. J. Brockelbank
Cherryvale: William H. Shaw
Clay Center: Martin Wiberg
Clay, Center, Martin Withers.
Coronar, Fernand, Vincent. P.
Corona: Fernand Vincent Demarest,
Elbangman: Arthur Andrew Adeon.
Ekf Falli Harold Lewis Angell, Minar Murray Derwyn.
Ewenwalt: Dariah Ellen Alexander.
Fortranat: James Franklin Shinkle.
Hawarden: John William McCoy
These three men have been added to E. R. Laity, and M. A. Kallis, who reside the School of Law faculty for next year, signed. Viviansem from North Hampton is also a resident of the school.
Horran: Virginia Dean Smith
Hugoten: Richard Dean Moorheen
Hill City, Harry Jeone Brown.
Larned: Frank Hugh I. Roberta
Lowmont: Father Luciille Roach.
Hugoton: Richard Dean Moorhead.
Junction City: Harry Dennis Barker
Burbank: Hannah Rigby.
Leavenworth; Berrard Moe Eentom
Lawrence; Gregory Hunters, Dori
Karher Schmidt, Donald S. Voork
Henry Paul Wasser.
Kansas City; Chaffa Alabah Hall 1828
Washington St.; Mary Louis Monroe
1337 Cleveland; Marian Margaret Sinclair,
422 Creston.
Lawrence Margaret France Assell, Dean Kurt Benkois, Allison Scott Cowen, Felix Frenet, Bernice Horburg, *Grace Encouneau*, Christopher Richardson, William Joseph Smith, Dori Stockwell, Darren Worthington, Eliza Fowler
Marysville: Sylvester Charlie
Schmitt
Merrinnu John Vernon Lindsey.
Minneapolis: C. Wayne Pitch.
Nickerson  Gwendolyn Virginia
Oyer.
Norton: Wilmoth Snailey.
Norton: Wimmon Smiley.
Oakaloosa: Pufns Albert Edmonds
Violet Thompson, Paul Wray.
Violet Thompson, Paul Wray,
Beaker, Congo, Brazzaville, Biotech.
Peabody: Helen Priscilla Cooper Charles W. Ward.
Peninsula
Davison Derby Finch.
Pitts: Kenneth Boyd Moore.
Reefertfjr: James La Posita.
Roel: Robert Eldred Riordan.
Salma: Mark Dodge.
Stoe: Gladys Evelyn Johnson
Topperi, Howard Kenneth Glipha
Newton, Ken Hovenzwang Dorothy
Burke, William B. Crawford,
klebker Perry, D. N. Nichols, Alpha
Lawrence Perry, Lois Carr Sollander
NEW LAW PROFESSORS
Scott City: Gladys Evelyn Johnson.
Smolan: Carl Maryin Peterson.
Rum: John Rum
from the University of Paris, and Smith comes from Louisiana University at Eton Rouge.
Toronto: Frere Armstrong.
Wichita: Norman Loos; Brown.
Bartlesville, OKla.; Tenyunan Suagee.
Belen. N.M.; Elasner Shiden.
Brooklyn, Traylor College
Jack Murray, Topology
Wellington: Dorothy Treked.
Windfall: Katherine, Keith Good.
Belen, N.M.; Eiceman Slaten.
Brooklyn, N.Y.; Mac Strauss and
Machan Troubeke.
Portland, Mo.; Caroline Locle Latty,
St. Louis, Mo.; Gordon Henry Chucas,
and Braulh Payne
Jake Murray BOGGLE
Cheyenne, Wyo.: Harold E. Snyder.
Cheyenne, Wyo.; Harold E. Snyder,
Lancaster; Pet. Carl Hook
Kansas City, Mo. Moe G. Grant Cowder, 7195 Gillman Road; Grant Boston Gordon, 6204 Gillman Road; Grant Goldman, 6214 W. 810 W. 59th Terrace; Jack McCary, 3109 Drurley Lane; Thomas Bobbin Robinson, 623 Green Wood Terrace; William C. Thomson, 635
Lancaster, Pa. Curt Hook.
Pierre, S.D.; Kauryn Emily Goldsmith.
goner.
Wakefield, Maza: Thomas William
Kennedy.
Hire
Wagoner, Okla.: William Clyde Wag-
Tuba, Okal; Bette Wasson.
Wagner, S. D.; Townley Nelson
Hare.
Washington, D.C.: Doris Griffin, and Barbara Jane Koenig.
Baxter Springs; *Laurence Long
MaeKellner*
Sophomore Henor Roll
Columbus: Helen Louise Stiles.
Concordia: Frank C. Nomocks, "nuth-
 Elizabeth Peterson.
Cottonwood Falls: *Louise Arline
*comma*
Yeoman,
Detroit: †Mary Elizabeth Dunlop,
Maria M. Kribiel.
Eskridge: Laura Justice Humphrey
Hertington: Leal Agnes Edlin, Dorea
May Fount
Holton: "Francis Joe Butram"
Hutchinson: "Alice Elizabeth Boehm"
Ellen Pauline Rawlings
Hawatha: *Emily Waste.
Letters of appeal were sent to more than 600 hotels and business firms in Lawrence, and those receiving them had been opened in opening that they had or knew of.
Junction City: *George Chrysler Johnson.
Larwed; "Charles Francis Mankwet,
Lawrence B. MacKinnon, 'Beaulah Holmes-
ness w/chomp,' Marion Crug, Conn.
"Burke Jane Goll, William Japon.
'Barbara Jane Goll, William Japon.
Darken Look, Keeney Amlund.
Mary Ellen Miller, Elise Winsong.
Barbara Harper, Elise Winsong.
Plinco, Irene Rousey, "Mary Ether Butter, Irice Droebach Schyke
"A student fitted to the job; not a job fitted to the student." In the motto of the school, "You must be promised to find a student who is well qualified for the job for which he is wanted. Interviews will be granted because the employee will be satisfied.
Marysville: *Ross_Marshall_Robertson.
Leavenworth* : *Elverson Earl Baker*
*Ker Baldern Gorson*, John Richard
Malone, Jack William Schrey, Gordon
Stanley Voorhees.
Lyons, *Kathryn Answorth*
Manhattan: *Earl Hamilton Dearborn*
Mulvane: *Sam Kimble, Jr.
Osawatomi: Mary Katherine Robb
Oskaloosa: William C. Leech
Salma! †Eleanor Laura Frederick,
*John Stanley Marietta, *Sam Redmond
Scott City: Ruth Elizabeth Armstrong
Tribune: Trud Dohiel Bay.
Wellington: John Hourt Anderson.
Bourgogne, 718th to 102nd Presidency
Topicae: *Charles Cheerier Krus*,
*Velma Maurine Markham*, "Martha*
*P. Tillman*
Wencha "Robert M." Hippopotamus Kunzus City Kim: Ken Dale Smith David Saunders-underwood; John Anthony Poje, 205. N Thirteenth St.
Auburn, Neb.: †Frances Ellen
Nordlund.
Fuster, Mo.: *Mabel Louise Doolettle*
Independence, Mo.: *George Edgar*
Conners 1124 F. 23l
Joplin, Mo.: *James Harold Growden*
Kansas City, Mo. *King Philip Alli-
ptt*, 637 West 95th Ter. *Joseph Oma-
ward Battenford*, 610 North 95th Ter.
Campbell, 637 West 95th Ter. *Gerald
Learned Learned*, 3333 College; *William
Morris Linton*, 1025 West Gregory;
*Nancy Learned Learned*, 3333 College;
*William Phillip John*
6017 Maine
Milwaukee, Wis.: *Betty Cranger.
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Nearly 1000 students are seeking employment in business places or homes. The alumni office which operates the Man Students' Employment Bureau under the direction of Fred Ellsworth, has been conducting a campaign in Lawrence to secure part-time employee positions, women's adviser, and co-operating with Mr. Ellsworth's office in seeking employment for women.
Jr. ges. 6944 6944 Edgevalve; *Louis Myer*
Welton. 3548 Garfield.
St. Joseph, Mo.; *Elizabeth Marie*
Anderson, *Henlo Junkus Fox*.
Browse Around
Junior Honor Roll
Abillem Jaljgh Palmer Dieter.
Arkansas City: $^1$Arena Katharini
Dick.
Last year the Men's Student Employment and Rooms Bureau provided 175 regular jobs and 700 old jobs. The rate of pay varies with the type of work to be done, but the usual rates are $8.25 per hour. This time the bureau is trying a new
Hirschmann; *Sidia Euclidia Cromwell*,
*Sebastian Burley*, *I. Mar-
tazum* and *Louise Lyon*. *William McCarrall,*
*Levyn Frank McCordi*, *Nelson Mor-
l*
COSTUME JEWELRY
COMPACTS
CIGARETTE CASES
GIFTS
Junior Honor Roll
Augusta; *Charles Harold Murphy*.
Ryanald; *Louis Baldwin* McCormack
Brucite; *Carael Smith Anderson*
Chauncey; *Jason Down* Fown.
Chauncey; *Jason Down* Fown.
Flewburgh; *John Frances Bortlebiel*
Flewburgh; *John Frances Bortlebiel*
Flewburgh; *John Frances Bortlebiel*
Independence | Bessie Virginia Altaffer, E. Boevier Browne, *Berry* Lousie Hamphrey, *Correl Nelson Robinson, J.* Indra Wagez.
Kansas City Rams 348 **David William**
Cox 179 **Brandon Marshall**
Wolverine 209, 239 **Gregory Harden**
Picture Lorenzo, 229 **Bordman**, *Mil-
lennon*
Picture Jimmy Johnson, 239 **William Perry**
Uberiums, Jr., 400
Iola. *Efather Anderson,* June Elizabeth
beth Thompson.
I Lawrence ..* Allred Campbell Ames,
Wilmington ... *Alfred H. Moore*
...*Bruce Blood Lloyd Hill,* *Hill*.
Elizabeth Rice, *Milesia Augusta Wickham*
| *Mary Gibney Wickham*, *Wilma*
| **McKinley**
Letters Are Being Sent to Homes and Business Houses
Leavenworth; Helen Roberta Finley.
Kiowa: **Father S. Farney**
IN HOTEL ELDRIDGE
Lebo: Wilfred Manly Good,
Longton: Mary Ellen Stoker,
Luce: Alison M. Wilson
*Hildeo M. Wiley*
*Manhattan* **JOHN HARDY**
*McMurray* **ARNETL LYN** Edmonds
*McPheasant* **MARGARET** Frances Schwartz
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Nortonville: ***Dorothy Marguerite
Lewis
Cherier **Holden L. Dye**
Ossa City **John Esch Johnson**
Okakaola **Olcee Grice Edlmids**
Miami **Catherine Burk**
*Alma Bernie*
Seek Jobs for Students
*crawley Willie Rolls Watters, Personnel Helen Morgent Davidson, Salina* ****Simual James Molly, Starion Stormi Al McCook, Stephen
Chatanooga, Tenn.: Hugh Presley
Wesson.
Inde enceance, Mo.; ↑ Winston R. Miller,
1823 Hardy
AT
gle ***Marlow Canon Sheldander.
Wichita: ***Newton Stephen Arnold.
**Ralph Clark McKillip.
Des Moines, Iowa. **Catherine
Murdo Harder**
Kennas, Cite, Mo. *Robert James*
Boozy, 2774 College: Wendela Louis
Bott, 331 Forest: Thomas Sherman
Tonica: ***Virginia Peckhold Breng-
*** Markle Canon Shelander.
Brownell 2138 Walsh; *Mary Le
Burghall, 3411 Broadway; *S. Preston
Hinwood, 707 Benton; **Jane Maureen
Hefer, 11 East 66th; **Florence La-
courte L@courte, 1835 West 75th Ter;
Franklin David Marshall, 488 West 75th;
Louie Monroe Moye, 3013 Romano
Warnall Road; *Charles William Wea
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Best Equipped Florists in This Vicinity
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plan of phining boys in rooming houses. In former years boys could come in to the office and copy any addresses of houses which they thought might be suitable rooming places. This year, however, a microrecreated tabulation of rooms, their location, name of real estate, number of rooms, description of room, and price is given to those boys wishing them. This facilitates the location of students, and does away with much unnecessary trouble to landlords.
Lindley Vahationed in Colorado
Chancellor E. H. Lindley and Mr.
Lindley most of the summer
vacation in Estes Park. The Chanceller
visited his son, Stanley D. Lindley,
who is studying medicine at the
University of Minnesota, in Minneapolis,
for a time. Meeting to Colorado he was called back to Washington, D.C., to a meeting of the National Youth Administration advisory
meeting, but returned to Estes Park later.
JAYHAWKERS---
We Welcome You and Wish You a Successful Year.
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MEMORIAL UNION
SPECIAL REGISTRATION WEEK ACTIVITIES IN THE UNION
Friday Morning—Registering of Rush Dates.
Monday Evening—Opening Varsity Dance.
Wednesday Evening—All-University Free Mixer
for all students.
Saturday Evening—8.30, Chancellor's Reception to
Students and Faculty.
The Memorial Union is the center of extra-curricular activities for students, alumni, faculty, and their friends. Membership is included in your fee—pay them early and join the crowds in enjoying all of its features.
ATTEND THE ALL UNIVERSITY MIXER 8-11 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18
THIS IS THE "BIG FREE NIGHT" WHICH IS ANNUALLY
SPONSORED BY THE UNION OPERATING COMMITTEE.
Come and get acquainted with your fellow-students.
We're expecting you down-- even before you get unpacked.
Won't you come in to say "hello" and take a look at our new College Clothes?... They're straight from New York and we believe they're the best. If you get a runner in your hose or forgot to bring any of those little "important" items and can't come down town, call us and we'll send them out.
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