University Daily Kansan Tuesday. Sept. 16, 1950
AND THIS IS OUR PRESIDENT—John Downing, student body president, confers with All Student Council chairman, Pat Little, before the first meeting of the ASC tonight.
Uniform Additions Set for KU Band
A blaze of color will brighten the football stadium at the second home game, Oct. 4, when the KU band appears with new additions on uniforms.
The cadet uniforms, which were new two years ago, are midnight blue with white and gold trim. The only places the KU colors of red and blue appeared were narrow stripes on sleeves and hat.
New additions to the uniform start off with a red and blue feather plume for the cadet hat, replacing the white one. A new breast plate which buttons on to the gold buttons is red with a blue K.
A reversible and detachable short cape is blue satin with a red K on one side and red with a red and blue Jayhawk on the other side. White spats, which will be ready for the first game Saturday will complement the white gloves which were part of the uniform in the past. White braid ropes on the sleeves also are new to the uniform this year.
"Besides adding color to the uniform the new pieces are practical because they can be easily removed to convert the uniforms back into concert style from the marching style," said Dick Winternote, chairman of the KU committee on athletic pageantry.
The committee was appointed last summer by the Athletic Board to add color and pageantry to athletic events. The committee is considering other improvements to add to the spectators' enjoyment at athletic events.
Committee members are: Bob Billings, Russell senior; Gene Courtney, Lawrence alumnus; John Downing, all student council president, Kansas City; Roy A. Edwards, athletic board, alumnus, Kansas City; Malcolm Johnson, all student council tradition chairman, Topeka; Dick R. Jones, head cheerleader, McPherson; Keith Lawton, administrative assistant to the Chancellor.
Dr. Charles Leone, athletic board.
faculty; Mrs. William Mahoney, alumna, Kansas City; Prof. Russell L. Wiley, Director of the Band; Arthur C. Lonborg, Director of Athletics, faculty; Dean Laurence C. Woodruff, chairman, athletic board; dean of students.
The annual Steak Fry and Stomp for all Catholic students will be at 6 p.m. today on the Phi Kappa fraternity grounds, 1120 W. 11th St. Co-sponsored by the Newman Club and Phi Kappa, the program is under the supervision of Rev. Gerard Goetz, new Catholic student chaplain at the University.
Catholic Students Plan Steak Fry
GREENWOOD, Miss. — (UPI) — Three Greenwood youths formed a human chain yesterday and saved the life of a 13-year-old boy who had fallen into the Yazoo River spillway.
All guests will receive steak dinners. A record dance will follow the meal. ___
Robert Streeter, 12, Buddy Gillespie, 10, and Gordon Smith, 10, heard Tommy Ragland's screams. They dashed to the bank, formed the chain and pulled Tommy to safety.
Youths Form Human Chain to Save Boy
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13 Are New Summerfield Scholars, 12 Receive Watkins Grants
Criteria for selecting the scholars are superior scholarship, character and demonstrated leadership and promise of future usefulness to society.
Marilyn Bell, McPherson; Alice Gould, Kansas City, Mo.; Marilyn
Both scholarships are the highest honor KU can confer on an undergraduate man or woman.
Thirteen men were appointed Summerfield scholars and 12 women were appointed Watkins scholars during the summer.
The 12 Watkins scholars are:
Karen Marks, Wichita; Sara Parker,
Mission; Cora Lee Price, Lawrence;
Norma Agnes Smith, Topeka. All are sophomores.
The Summerfield scholarships are made possible by an annual grant from the Summerfield Foundation, established by the late Solon E. Summerfield, KU alumnus and a New York manufacturer. The grant was recently increased to $25,000 annually. It provides stipends based on need to the scholars varying from a small honorarium to full support
KU-Y Begins Membership Drive
The KU-Y is holding its membership drive today through Saturday, Sept. 27.
The membership fee for the full year is two dollars. Memberships can be obtained through each house representative or by contacting the KU-Y office in the Kansas Union
The KU-Y is particularly interested in the memberships of married students and independents.
Senior Class To Hear Chancellor
Chancellor Franklin D. Murphy will address a meeting of the senior class on its function and purpose at a dinner meeting tomorrow night at 6 p.m. in the Curry Room of the Kansas Union.
At this meeting all class committees will be filled by Bill Witt, Garden City senior class president. Any seniors interested in serving on a committee should contact Witt or Phil Heinschel, Smith Center senior.
Mull, Chanute; Loretta Nauman,
Alton; Karen Resner, Russell; Eileen
Rhodes, Topeka. All are juniors.
Kala Mays, Lyons; Marcia Hall,
Coffeyville. Both are seniors.
The 13 Summerfield scholars are: John E. Brown, Lawrence; Bruce
Abolish Local News Source
Statewide Activities has abolished the county chairman phase of its program and in its place a regional chairman has been appointed.
Under the old system, there were over 100 county chairmen from Kansas alone, plus others from out-of-state. There are 33 regional chairmen now, including out-of-staters.
Under the Statewide Activities program potential KU students, alumni and parents, are posted on events at KU by hometown correspondents.
The home town correspondents keep their home town newspapers up to date on KU life. The new system will have one correspondent to each major region or each major newspaper.
Nike-Trained Troops Ordered to Pacific
EL PASO, Tex.,-(UPI)-Nike-trained troops of the 71st Artillery have been ordered to the Pacific area, it was announced yesterday.
The announcement did not mention Formosa or how many soldiers were involved. Dependents at Fort Bliss will not be able to move with the troops.
New York state has had a public welfare program since 1665.
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R. Barrett and Norman R. Greer, Kansas City, Kan; John D. Moyer, Hamlin; Lee R. McGimsey, Salina; Ronald Andreas, Abilene. All are sophomores.
William Harrison, Hoisington; Dennis E. Hayes, Washington; Ivan Eastwood, Summerfield; Ross V. Barton, Winchester; John A. Rupf, Ottawa; Fred J. Ritter, Junction City. All are juniors.
Richard A. Kraus, Arlington senior. ___
SUA Membership Meeting Thursday
Union officials and the SUA board will explain the functions of the union and all of the SUA programs for the whole year.
The membership meeting of Student Union Activities will be held at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Kansas Union Ballroom.
A new position in SUA will be offered this year. Each organized house and dormitory will have a representative to SUA who will pass on information to the students and act as a close contact between SUA and the students.
All students are invited to sign up for work in SUA at this meeting.
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