THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
K. U. HAS PRODUCED MANY MISSIONARIES
Total of Workers Is More Than 100, According to F. H. Smith
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CHINA, JAPAN, INDIA, LEAD
These Countries Have Most K U. People. Every Continent Represented
Eighty-three former students of the University of Kansas are now engaged as missionaries and foreign welfare workers, according to a list compiled by the Rev. Herman Herron in 1907. He turned to his work in Korea last month, after a year's leave of absence. Every graduating class from 1898 to 1920 with the single exception of the class of 1902, is represented on the list.
"In addition to the 83, there are undoubtedly more K. U. people serving as missionaries to make the total more than 100," said Mr. Smith. "I believe that the list of 83 proves that the University has more of its students engaged in military work or other Kansas institution."
The earliest graduate on the list is George Gaumer of the class of 1876 who is now located in Yucatan. Three members of the class of 1920 have already gone out. Medical missionaries music supervippers, teachers, dietitians are among the many occupations listed. Two or three more women on the list than men, forty-eight having gone out to only thirty-five men.
Every continent contains a former K. U. student according to the list, China, Japan (including Korea), and India lead the countries, the first two leading sixteen. Eleven are located in South America, and Africa have four, Turkey and Syria together have five, Mexico, Porto Rica, Philippine Islands, each have two, while Europe, Persia, Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, Liberia, and Yucatan each have one.
The list arranged by classes follows:
Geo. Gaumer c'76, Yucatan.
C. P. Chapman c'91, Columbia, S.
A.
Laura Radford c'94, India.
Wilkie C. Clock, c'98, India.
Laura Goode Clock, c'99, India.
Nellie C. Fouts, c'99, China.
Mrs. L. L. Riley, fa '00 Porto Rico.
Thos. R. McWilliams, c'01, Africa
Effie Pye Fishle, c'01. India.
Ruth Ewing Hanson, c'02. China.
Myrtle Shane, c'02. Turkey.
John Grogg, c'02. Africa.
Mrs. John Gregg, fs '02. Africa.
Frank Herron Smith, c'02. Japan.
Gertrude Bamford Smith, fs '02.
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Roxana Oldroyd, c'04. India.
Kate Hansen, c'04. Japan.
Lydia Lindsay, c'05. Japan.
John G. Woodin, c'05. Burma.
Bessie Wood Woodin, c'06. Burma.
Jessie H. Baldwin, m'06. China.
Conrad Hoffman, c'06. Europe.
Chas. Siler, c'07. China.
Nora Siler, f'07. Porto Rico.
Winifred Wilcox Herman, c'08.
Julian Petit, c'08, China
Ruby Hosted, c'09, Argentina
Emile Lawrence e'09, Burma
Fay Livengood, c'09, India
H. C. Herman, c'09, India
Ivy Craig, c'10, S. Africa
Jerry Foley, c'10, Australia
Tom N. Hill, c'11, India
F. E. Lee, c'11, Japan
John D. Bigger, m'11, Korea
Jeru M. J. Digger, m'11, Korea
Roy K. Smith, m'11, Korea
Laura McLane Smith g'11, Korea
Lola Lindey, c'11, Japan
Jean T. Pelet, c'11, Petu
Rey Escoumand, c'12, Syria
Mabel R. Nowlin, c'13, China
Chaas C. Lee, c'13, China
George Holiday, l'13, Japan
Dorothy Sporec, c'13, Japan
Ela Elite Smith, c'13, Mexico
Pauline Richardson, c'14, China
Juliet Snider Soper, c'14, Brazil
A. F. Waddel, c'14, Persia
J. Christy Wilson, c'14, Persia
Ruth Rule, c'14, Russia
R. C. Hatsworth, g'14, China.
Mrs. Paul Airgood, g'14, Turkey.
H. G. Hrafton, fs'14, Japan.
Stella Tremaine, c'14, China.
Nico Kunanga, fa15, S. America.
Leon M. Bocker, c'15, China.
David W. Foster, S. America.
Minnie V. Stamburg, c'15, Japan.
Mary B. Oldridge, c'16, Japan.
Vanetta H. Warren, c'16, S. Ala J.瓦尔特, w'18, Chile.
Wayne Edwards, c'16, Philippines.
Mary Prayer, fa'17, S. America.
Elsie Powers,fs'17, India.
Ruth Daniels, c'17, China.
Ruth Wilson, g'17, China.
F. C. Haugvisthr, g'17, China.
Sara Jacob Oechsli, c'17, China.
Waldo R. Oceahl, m'18, China.
Alice N. Vogt, g'18, Ceylon.
Lettle G. Archer, g'18, China.
N. H. Huffman, g'19, Santa De
Lulu L. Bookwalter, g'19, Ceylon.
Margaret Stewart, c'20, Turkey.
Irene Trayer, c'20, Siam.
Helen Weed, f'20, Japan.
Jasper Mayer, fs, Siberia.
Brandon Rim, fs, Brazil.
Richard Wm. Low, fs, Mexico.
Harry Roder, fs, Philippines Islands
Pearl Bertch, fs, China.
"I desire no renunciation for this poem," remarked the long-haired poet, as he drifted into the editorial column, merely submit it as a commendation.
"Then, my dear fellow, permit me to return the compliment," replied the editor, with true journalistic courtesy — London Tit-Bits.
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ELIGIBILITY QUESTION ARISES
With the dawn of football season just beginning to show light on Mt. Oread and the whole Missouri Valley, a little black cloud of contention over eligibility has already appeared. The schedule shows that a game between Washburn and K. U. will be played October 1, and, according to Phog Allen, the contract for that game specifies that it shall be played in the second half. Allen has just received a letter from Dwight S. Rear, athletic director and head football coach at Washburn, stating that they intend to use in their line up in the K. U. game a player by the name of Arthur Brewin, who was on the Topeka High School team for three years and is known generally
throughout the state to be a player of wonderful ability.
The star only entered Washburn about Christmas time last year, and although he has remained in summer school this year in order to make extra hours, Allen says he is not eligible to play under Miss Roberts. In this case a resident student the required length of time—one year. Allen does not propose to allow him to play, insmusch as it would be a direct violation of the contract for the game entered into by the two schools. Washburn's only backfill, Wycock, is an alternative, and perhaps for that reason the Ichabods are especially eager to use the vew man.
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