庚寅年
一月二十六日
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Dr. Fernando Bermejo,
Former K. U. Student,
Dies in Philippine Home
Island Man Gains Recognition in Educational Work in Bataan State
Dr. Fernando Victor Bernejo, B. S. Francisco, 32nd division school superintendent in Bataan, Philippine islands; died 14 at his home at Penyag, P. I. Bataan.
Doctor Bermejo was graduated from the Philippine Normal school in 1913, and taught in the schools there until 1948, the supervisor of Romblon province.
In the fall of 1919 he came to the University of Kansas as a "pensione" with credits insufficient to hire him as a junior. By June, 1921, he was a professor at Columbia, and the following year he attended Columbia University, New York, where, in a year, he received degrees of Master of Arts and of Master's Degree.
During his first year at the University of Kansas he was impressed by the attitude of the students and the willingness of the conferring of the doctor of philosophy to press him that he declared he would return to Kanaka for his doctor's degree. He obtained the degree in 1938 and received a bachelor's tandem service in American "Greece."
After returning to the islands, Doctor Bernardo held various positions under the bureau of education and in the higher education units in the independent at schools for Batam.
He was the co-author of "New Prudent English for High Schools," a text used in the secondary schools of Kansas and Oklahoma, and educational articles. While he was in Kansas he was invited to address the national meetings of the Kansas Bureau of Education.
Doctor Berneja was a member of Phil Delta Kappa educational fraternity.
Word of his death came to the Alumni office in a letter from Federae Piaidou, B. S. Ed. 23, and also in a letter to Mr. Haru Henry for his advice. He was a student in the School of Fine Arts here three or four years ago.
Badger Varsity Working
Unseasonable Heat Does Not Stop Cardinals
Madison, Wis., Sept. 17—Camp Randall stadium is the real center of activity in Madison these days, with more than ninety Wisconsin football teams and a strong corps supervision of Coach Glenn Tittlebrenn and staff. There has been no let-up in the workouts since Madison hosted its first regulars of the intense host
The players have been working in light cotton gym shirts and thin denim jeans. They are also wearing weather. Cardinal jerseys have been laughed to every member of the Budgerigar squad. Thistle Tchintzweiler is workman and earns the right to wear a cardigan.
Ladies—Now is the time to have your fur coats reined. Cloth coats and suits remodeled at
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Jersey by their performance as freshmen or former varsity players. They will be permitted to retain them until graduation shown they are not of var-ty entries.
"We shall make no cuts in the present squad for at least three weeks," Thislwite said today. "Everyone of the candidates working out now will have three weeks or more to expire, so we cannot miss the time of the Kansas game, Oct. 8, the squad will be reduced to 50 men, who will be carried all season."
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A freshman stag banquet, which will be an annual school-opening event in future years, will take place Saturday at the Teen Room. The teen room is a Tea room, the freshman committee
Y. M. C. A. to Entertain
Freshman Committee Plans First of Annual Dinners
of the Y. M. C. A. made known to day.
"The banquet will be especially for those freshmen who have been active in Hi-Y work during high school and in the university. In the university $Y_1$ while they are in college," the chairman of the committee said. "However, we hope that this banquet will help us meet and know their followings students will attend the banquet."
The program for the banquet will include talks by John Bann, freshman coach of football and basketball, Ted Shultz, the secretary of the University Y, and Paul Porter, c28, pros. The banquet will also feature music and readings will also be worked in with the talks. The culletet of the Y. will be introduced.
The ticket sale is being managed by Earl Sturgeon, c.20. Tickets may be procured from the Y. M. C. U. organization organized homes about the HIL.
That Sunday Hike
will not be complete without an
Eastman Kodak and Plenty of Films
Rankin's Drug Store 11th & Mass. Phone 678
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These hot days certainly do create a thirst Stop in on your way between classes for a
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W. A. A. Plans Pow Wow
Annual Party Will Be Thursday in the Gymnasium
A sports Pow Wow, to be given in Robinson gymnasium at 4 p. m., is being planned by the W. A. A. The Pow Wow will be in the form of a force, and of the various sports which are sponsored by the university. For example, the force. There will be dancing and retreats after the program.
All new women in the University who are interested in W. A. A, are interested in William H. Staplion, ed28, president of W. A. A., France Fciser, c28, is general secretary.
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Did You Know that the
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Coming "COLLEGE DAYS"
Harriet Gilbert has the title of recording secretary of the Alumni Association.
school of Lawrence and is living at 2109 New Hampshire street.
Dorothy Bervice Luxton is teaching art in the junior and senior high
Suiting you--
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G. E. Leonard Jr. has entered the University of Chicago school of law.
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