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Outstanding KU Women Honored
Outstanding University women were honored by the Associated Women Students last night at an Honor Night program. This event closed All-Women's Day.
"It's a Woman's World" was the theme carried out at Honor Night. All Women's Day was dedicated to all the women on campus who have brought honor to themselves and to the University.
Lois Ann Ragsdale, Kansas City sophmore and Ann Hoopingarner, Dallas, Tex., junior, received KU Women's Memorial Scholarships.
Miss Lynch explained that the AWS sponsored scholarship has been awarded annually since 1948. The scholarship is awarded to deserving women in memory of women who died while enrolled at the University.
Freshman residence counselors for next fall events are needed.
Presidian residence counselors to next fall were announced. They are:andra Aldrich, Clinton, Iowa; Peggy Chichester, Mary Sue ChildersMerriam; Lori Clark, JudyHayward, Prairie Village; Diane Houlton,Paradise; Ann Hoopinger, Dallas,Tex.; Verna Hundley, Oksalosa;Lenora Proper, Kansas City., Mo.; Sibyl Rickenberg, Toppea; Patricia Smithi MissionMarcel Stephenson, PittsburghAm Willem Janson, juniors.Linda Michael and Tobiasen.Kangas City, Mo., sonomhores
MEMBERS OF the new honorary sophomore organization. Cwens, which will begin next fall to replace Jaysisters were announced: The members are:
Carole Arnold, Kansas City, Kan.; sauth Bailey, Rushville, Mo.; Bonnie Baldwyn, Rushville, Mo.; Ben Gourth, Junction City; Jocelyn Cade, Quenemo; Susan Callender, Bonner Springs
Coral Cline and Marilyn Cory, Wichita-
Elizabeth Fly, Topeka; Sharon Foster,
Birmingham, Mich.; Sharon Graves,
Logan; Sandra Gustafson, Hutchinson;
Steer Hardisty, Salina; Susan Hay, Junction City.
Sandra Hays, Salina; Carolyn Houser,
Haward; Constance Hunter, Wichita;
Judit Jamison, Ottawa; Dixie Kaufman,
M. Flouren; Catherine Kibler, Topeka;
C. Hays, Carolyn Lehman,
Abigail; Marilyn Kirkwood,
Mo.; Barbara Ossian; Topeka; Carolyn
Parkinson, Scott City; Janet Pavola, Kansas
City, Mo.
George Anne Porter, Kansas City, Kan.
Jeanette Ross, Washington D.C. S; Sharon
Saylor, Merrill; Mary Nan Scammon,
M; Jennifer Susan Sheffell, Kansas City,
Mo.; Jolie Susan Hisson, Linda Stark.
Salina; Joanne Stover, Colby, Karen
Stuart, Lawrence.
Martha Terrill, Kansas City, Kan;
Kay Timberlake, Kansas City, Mo; Linda Viola, Abilene; Kendall Waggoner, Kick-wood; Mo; Hollis Watters, Kansas City, Kap; Virginia Welson; Kirkwood, Mo; Linda Wilson, Leaweed; Rita Wright, Salina, and Catherine Zelliff, Olathe, All are freshmen.
ALICE GOULD, Kansas City, Mo. senior and the past year's president of AWS installed Miss Hoopingarner as AWS president for next year. Miss Hoopingarner installed the following women into the AWS Senate and House:
Sara Farmer, Pratt sophomore, vice president; Miss Cory, secretary; Mary Ragadale, treasurer; Karleine Howell, Kansas City, Kan., All-Student Council Greek representative; Nancy Copeland, Kan., ASC Independent representative; Julia Garden, Garden City, House representative; Juniper Hutchinson, vice president of House, and Carol Ott, Kansas City, Kan., secretary of House, all sophomores.
Other Senate members are
Miss Callender; Barbara Gerlash,
Tarkio, Mo. sophomore; Miss Hayes; Miss
Hoslington, Lachie, Nan Newton,
Kanayo, Kanan, Barbara
Wingard, Independence sophomore
SENATE MEMEERS elected this spring are:
Mildred Andes, Lawrence; Margaret Brown, Kansas City, Mo.; Nancy Faunee Independence, Mo.; Alice Forssberg Logan; Mary Jean Garlinghouse, Lincoln, Neo; Joanne Halderson, Bartiesville, Okla.; Karlon Ison, Overland Park; Margaret Ann Kurt, Kansas City, Mo.; Marn Marsh, Minneapolis, Minn.
Marilyn Sue Matthews, Ashland; Mary
Ann Mize, Salina; Judith Allen Morris,
Lawrence; Karen Resner New, Lawrence;
Murry, Lawrence; Marguerite Owens,
Officer QrA, Lawrence; Julia Stanford, Concouncil
Carol Sturgess, Kansas City, Mo., and
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Janice Wenger, Blue Springs, Mo., ceniors.
Miss Stephenson was capped by Jann Cameron, Tepeka senior, as president of Mortar Board for next year. Miss Stanford capped Judy Rausch, Wichita junior, as vice president.
Rochelle Beach, Whiting, Ind.; Dee Dee Bickley, Kansas City, Kan.; Carolyn Caskey, Independence, Mo.; Sara Dawson, Hartford; Mary Gay Dining, Solmins; Judith Gorton, Lawrence; Sherri Hahn, Phillipsburg; Nancy Haskin, Olathe; Katherine Haugney, Billings, Mont.; Miss Hayward, Holm.
Heather Jo Johnson, Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Lynch, Joyce Malicky, Baldwin;
Mary McCannon, King City, Mo., Cheryl
Payer, El Dorado; Lora Kay Ray, Simpson;
B Barbara Rhodes, Little River; Geraldine Schatz, Kenmore, N. Y.; Nancy Varney, Kansas City, Mo., and Dorothy Trickett, Topeka, all juniors.
MORTAR BOARD members are:
Miss Gould received an award from the American Assn. of University Women for the outstanding senior woman. Emily Taylor, dean of women, presented the award.
"THE WOMEN IN OUR WORLD," the women that their houses choose is being the women that contributed he most to their house during the year, were presented by Miss Ragslale. They are:
Virginia Baker, Wichita, Alpha Chu Omega; Sara Anderson, Kirkwood, Mo. Owensville; Adam Levine, City, Mo. Alpha Kappa Alpha, seniors; Kathy Hoy, Kansas City, Mo., junior; Michael Phi, Helen Elliot, Palo Alto Phil; Helen Elliot, Palo Alto Chi, Omega; Kaye Stevenson, Gl
rardene, Mo., Corbin Hall; Mariorie Williams, Hinson, Hudson; Delta Deltas, Mellinda Williams, Kansas City, Mo, Carole Riedmiller, Glasco, Douthart Sydney Stoeppelwerth, Russel senior, Gamma Phi Beta, seniors.
Janiece Wise, Kansas City, Mo., Freihman, Gertrude Sellards Pearson, Irehemen, Carolyn Coe, McPherson, Gertrude Gibrum, upperclassman; Anita Esplund, Minnesota, Kappa Bara Fields, Webster Groves, Mo., Kappa Alpha Theta, Judith Morgan, Emporia, Kappa, KappaGamma, seniors. Carolyn Hower, Kenan Dorethes, Kansas City, Mo., junior, O'Lary, Miss Gould, Pi Beta Phi; Donna Cullen, Leavenworth junior, Selena Carter, Lincoln, Neb. Sigma Kappa and Marilyn Shaw, Galen, Watkins, seniors.
The wide diversity in spring's new necklines inspires equal diversity in necklace lengths, according to United Press International reports.
Necklaces Inspired By New Necklines
Women are expected on many occasions to wear short necklaces with from two to many strands. The so-called nested necklace, a type which starts at the base of the neck and circles in close-stacked strands, gives an outline to the high-throated and collarless look.
Fur designer Jacques Kaplan predicts that fox is the next fur slated for a comeback. He envisions sumptuous horizontally-worked wrap coats, boas of seven feet and more in length, capelets and jackets.
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