WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1979
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19 Professors Have Taught Here Since Before 1900 Sterling and Bailey Serve K. U. Forty-six Years; Templin Next in Seniority
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
In the old days when Fronter Hall was a new building and was thought to be under construction, the state, where burges were collegiate instead of Fords, and when Potter's lake was nothing but a dry riverine, it made up of 26 members. This was all back in the year 1900, before the school opened. Most of students had arrived in this world.
In spite of the small number of faculty members at the University in these days, 19 are still active on here before the 90th anniversary.
Miles W. Sterling, professor of Greek, and H. S. Hailay, professor of chemistry, share jointly the honor of being the professor with long-running research. Sterling came to the University in 1833 as an assistant in Latin, and Mr. Bailey came the same year as an instructor in chemistry after having worked there.
The next year Olin Templin began
--work as an instructor in mathematics
He has taken all his degrees at Kansas,
and at present Mr. Templin is
professor of logic.
FOUND: On Louisiana street, Wednesday morning, a sorority or fraternity pin with name "L. L. Build" back. Call Resident 1446R. -189
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290.
LOST: From Chemistry Laboratory,
a cold sweaterless sweatshirt.
return after 6:00 to 1346 Louisiana St.
Reward, no questions asked. -- 188
FOR RENT: Furnished home for
more school job, possession July
1. For private residence, possession
per mod, personal, garage. Can be seen
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UNIVERSITY STUDENTS who live in Kansas City or want to work there this summer, can earn excelence in accounting and accountants for the Leeds Building and Loan Assn. Leads furnished, not home to house, or write Henry Kline in an interview, Trust Trent Bldg, Kansas City, as room as possible. — 189
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In 1887 C. G. Dunlap, a young graduate of Ohio Wesleyan, came to the University to instruct in English Literature. He obtained a degree of doctor of literature at Princeton, and an attorney, a professor of English literature.
Three who are still active on the Hill begin work here in 1859: Frank W. Blackman, William C. Stevens, and Edwin M. Hopkins, Mr. Stevens is now professor of botany, Doctor Hopkins, professor of botany, and Doctor Hopkins of English.
Since 1890 Miss Hannah Oliver, associate professor of Latin, has been teaching in the department of classical languages.
Frank H. Boulder, professor of American history, came to the University in 1853. He was a member of the National Association professor of physics, E. F. Engel, professor of German, and Eugene Gallo, professor of French, who taught all courses, all come to the University.
Dr. A. S. Olin, professor of education, first came to the University in 1833 as an instructor in pedagogy, R. D. O'Leary, professor of English, was an addition to the faculty in 1855 and became a department in the department of English.
In 1898 three more men were added to the faculty who are still at the University. They are Dr. Arthur T. Walter, professor of Latin; Dr. James Naismith, professor of physical education; and Dr. William L. Burdick, professor of law.
Just before the present century began, Dr. H. P. Cady, professor of chemistry, at the School of Law, Havenhall, joined the School of Pharmacy, joined the University faculty.
The Kappa Sigma house at the University of a large quantity of clothing recently marked the climax of a series of fraternity and society house thefts.
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Dean and Mrs. Donald M. Searthman, with contributions for their reception June 15, 2008, at the School of Fine Arts, to be held Thursday, June 6, in their room.
SOCIETY
The University Band will hold its first "K. U. Bandquet" tonight at the Colonial Tea Room at 6:30 o'clock. This is something new in the way of entertainment for the members of the band and it makes a memorable amount affair.
About 89 members of the band will attend. Richard Baker, e29, and Karl Gosnellk, e29, are in charge of the affair.
Twelve members of W. A. W., one original member, and two which dipped a spring in blood once upon a penicie Monday evening at the home of Crystal Schoenberg, 285 Lourdes Street.
These present were: Lois Laptad,
B.S.27; Mable Hertzler, A.B.27; Eda
Shanko, A.B.28; Viola Schanke, A.B.
i5; Snee Monroe, A.R. 273 Vera Fairn-
i5; B.A. 283; Ella Hartmann (Nance,
A.B.) 293; Jewell Fink; Marianne,
c22 and Crystal Susan, A.R. 27.
These girls of the local chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi, will leave June 10 to attend the national convention of the fraternity on December 24; Florence Lonchevero, official Phi delegate; Gladys Bradley, secretary; and Eleanor Frost, Hoover College Frost, Stoops, and Helen Cleveland.
The Epsilon chapter of Cornish University will act as hosts during the convention.
Miss Irene Miller, instructor in home economics, entertained with a diaper for these guests at the College of Business. Miss Elizabeth Springer, Dr. Florence Sherbon, Miss Elizabeth Meguari, Miss Viola Anderson, Miss Harriet Walker, Miss Kathleen Dietrich, Miss Laila Walling, and Miss Agnes Neusforter.
Dean and Mrs. Donald M. Swarth-
but will entertain the chorus choir of
the Presbyterian church at their
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home, "Valleyview," Thursday evening. May 30.
The Prehistorian choir will close its school year with an anthem for the Varsity theater, and will sing a hainaculare music the following Sun-up.
A short recursive of the choir will be held at 7:00 p. m., followed by a social hour and refreshments.
Kappa Alpha Theta held its annual formal dinner dinner last night at the chapter house. The table was decorated with candles and a large silver bowl and tall pink candies. The graduating members of the fraternity are: Mary Elizabeth Kennedy, Evelyn Kendrys, Pauline McCarthy, Frances Frazier, Katherine Clark, Sara Kroh, Dorothy Eunis, and Virginia Gref.
Before the formal meeting, students in
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March 10, 1928
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I retired from the sea six years ago, and the largest graveyard dealers in Boston have supplied me with this piece of pleasure in boating it to my friends.
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Stars Monday
Prices: 12:30 to 1:30—25c
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Hurley Kaber and his orchestra from Kansas City will furnish the music for the evening. The house will
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officers was held; president, Franz Frieder; vice-president, Harriet Kerr chief, Richard M. Beale; David Dutchler; editor Lida Edda; correspondence secretor Isabel Humphrys scholarship chan office (home) and rich capita Fern Snyder.
Members of the Sigma Phi Epide fraternity are entertaining with their annual formal at their new home 1 West Hill this evening at 630
be decorated with cut flowers and varicolored floodlights.
The chaperones will be Dean and Mrs. Frank T. Stockton, Mrs. C. B. Leonard, and Mrs. Charles W. Eoff.
the seniors of Gamma Phi Beta
members of the chapter with a pinnacle
day evening, May 28. Guests were
Mrs. Rajah Halibwin, and Mrs. Mebra
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1685 Students
Attended the Summer Session in 1928
Courses are offered by thirty-two departments of the University
Elective and required courses are available in—
The Junior College
The Senior College
and
The Graduate School
Whether you are interested in the liberal arts or in professional courses you will find your needs provided for
Talk with your Dean, or visit the Director of the Summer Session for full information. 103 or 107 Fraser
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