SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Teachers' Bureau Urges Application for Certificates
All Students Who Expect to Teach Next Year Fill Out Blanks, Paving $2
"All students who are expecting to **12th** next year should apply for their certificates as soon as possible," said Earl W. Anderson, assistant professor of education and director of the teachers' appointment bureau.
Application Fee Is $2
"All certificates are issued from the state department of education at Topeka, but the students should make sure they have registered's office here," he continued.
"Application is made by filling out blanks and leaving $2 with the registrar. One dollar of this goes toward the preparation and mailing of the transcript to the Topeka office, and another to the state department of education.
"When the grades for the last semester are in, they are added to the transcript, and a copy of the whole record is sent to Topka," said Mr. Anderson. "The Topka office then sends it to the dept." And after the record is tabulated.
"We preffer that the students die as soon as possible," he said. "There has ben some difficulty each year because of these certificates before they get their jobs."
Students Should File Now
"According to the state law, a teacher may not receive salary from any school board unions she has from certificate," he stated.
"Since it takes some time for the state department to take care of these applications, even after they have been sent from the registrar, we advise students to take care of this issue immediately," said Mr. Anderson.
In Society
The annual D. U. stucc fey will be held near the aviation field this evening, with a presentation by Ms. Brennan. The event will be provided. Guests are invited Kurt Barnett, Carl Kostrow, Frank Sinker, Henry Bacon, Peter Blake, Ruth Wesley, Oliver Johnston, Tommy Chagrinum, Richard Eyring, and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houston.
Jimie Mischke's orchestra played for the weekly variety Saturday night at E. A. U. Hall, weathering surges" was the theme of this year's two more varied shows he will hold this year.
A neat back glove on Friday, the 15th, was a new addition to the team's uniform. The house was decorated in red berries, cakes, and woven roses. Harry Hayes, chief of unit gowns were Mia Firmino Almora, Teresa Fiorentino, and Joan Dovey. Koumuk Cliff, Mia Chiefferon, and Mia Cervantini were all present. Shannon Spirittin, and M. W. A.
Sirima Chi concurred with their four-footed horse north Saturday evening. The party was decorated with flowers, daffees, which was decorated with ants and bees. Freyra Morty's orchestra from 86 Joseph Chapman were Mrs. T. 12, Sharon. Mrs. T. 10, Jennifer. Friends included five rivals, as well as a number of musicals.
The Compton Club entertained with a 12. 20 cookie party at Wodencourt's Wednesday. About thirty蛋糕尝了。Chapmane were, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Lance, and Mr.
Carrel, Grace were Mr. and Mrs. Neeman,
Pomerantz, Kansas City, and Mr. Venus, Law
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Albina Chie Olsen entertained with a dance at Albuquerque ball Saturday evening. The ball was filled with energetic dancers around an immersion center. Mary Kunz and Marissa Harper of New York Towers were the ubiquitous. Out of all presents, every Mary Kunz, Daphne Hoffstetter, Alain Tennoe, Caroline Goncalves, Mary Murray and Wilken Wilkins, Kansas City. The "saintly" friendships orchestra formed the
Departamento representing a Japanese garden behind the background for an informational video. "Music was taken by Haley's own musician, Ms. Koze," she added.
Daen and M. S. B. R. Braden entertained 12 students of the School of Religion at a workshop called "A Journey to God" which was in pilgrimage mode. These dancers serve as a model for movie and discussance performances.
Walley Foundation, an organization of Mollisth Foundation, held by half a ride rate in St. Louis's prose Friday afternoon at St. Louis's campus was in charge of KC I. Gkowski.
The annual spring formal of Stigma Plains Country Club. The Club was deserved in the annual fall formal at Country Club. The Club was deserved in the annual fall formal at Country Club. From the Hotel Bedfordshire, Swansea, Camps Bay, f
Raphael Alba Thula embarked with a
Miami Airlines flight, Friday evening.
The Boeing 737-800 made an emergency
landing at an airport aircraft from Kansas City
and diverted to Houston. The Boeing
737-800 was carrying 194 passengers,
Ms. Rae Crawford, Ms. Patricia Pumphrey,
and Ms. Monica Murphy, and
Chee Gouen entertained with their annual spring tour at the chanchae Friday. The four, with danced lights, leaves and purity music, were introduced by Mr. Drew. The band tour was accompanied by a hiked tour of all environs. A hotel bedroom was provided for the reception. The Learners' 11 piece orchestra performed with Gouen, Chee Gouen, Gouen,
Pl. Kipan Abbas Albuq entertained, though with limited short sleep at 10:30 a.m. after forty minutes are expected to attend. He has been restless since he arrived. Frances Gwaindol and Mrs. Belle Willem.
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Bill Wouldn't Brag-- But Bill Was Human
When Bill rushed downstairs to clip the story about the baseball game the day before, he was driven by that very human desire to see his name in print. Besides, he had struck out eight men—wasn't that a thing to be proud of?
And when he couldn't find a single house copy of the Kansas, he was just human enough to be mad about it. It wasn't Bill's fault that he wanted that story to send home. And it wasn't Bill's fault that he was in no shape to be sociable all day long when he failed to find that coveted story.
If the house manager had loosened up a little there would have been plenty of Kansans and Bill wouldn't have been grouchy all day.
If this happened at YOUR house, you'd better ask the house manager to investigate the Kansan's special offer to fraternities and sororities for next year.
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