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*Bye, Janet Sue. 4ED, 1232 La ... VI 3-6242
*Byers, Don H, GR, 634 RI
*Byrum, George W, 3EN, 626 Ohio ... VI 3-5773
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Calin, William E. 4AS, 933 Ky
Caldwell, David L. 3EN, commuting
*Calvert, Paul L, GR, commuting
Calzada, Matia C, 3LW, 1245 La VI 3-8126
Campbell, Alice E, GR, commuting
*Campbell, Edward G, 9AS, commuting
Campbell, James C, 3AS, 1142 Ind
*Campbell, Robert G, 2FA, 2503 W 9th VI 3-9158
Campbell, Thomas J, 3EN, 1311 Engel VI 3-8600
Canine, Celia Henson, GR, 500 W 11th VI 3-9123
*Carey, Aletha P, GR, 2122 Owens VI 3-8378
*Cargile, Ruth E, GR, commuting
Carlson, Ernest R, 3EN, 641 Ill VI 3-9068
Carlson, Joel, 1AS, 711 Rockledge VI 3-0273
Carlson, John R, 3AS, 1714 Vt VI 3-8649
Carlson, Keith D, GR, 946 Ohio
Carlson, Russell R, GR, 1424 Ky
*Carlston, Richard C, GR, 1106 Ohio VI 3-0178
*Pententer, Burson D, 3EN, 1820 Vt VI 3-7097
*Pententer, Donald K, 2EN, 1509 Ky VI 3-7207
*Pententer, Miller J, 1AS, 710 Ala VI 3-5764
Carpentier, Betty A, GR, 1212 La VI 3-5291
Carper, Beverly J, 4ED, 1200 Tenn
*Carper, Norma L, 4ED, 1008 Conn
*Carr, Dennis L, GR, 1147 Ore VI 3-5190
*Carrier, George J, 2EN, 333 Miss VI 3-9066
*Carroll, Keith L, 4EN, 1817 La VI 3-1466
Carson, James Donald, 4BU, 1537½ Tenn VI 3-7025
Carter, Carolyn H, 2AS, 2309 Vt VI 3-2050
Carver, Lois H, 9AS, Commuting
*Casey, Annette Jane, GR, 1530 Vt VI 3-7324
*Casto, Lawrence F, GR, 500 W 11th VI 3-9123
Cate, Henry H Jr, 4AS, 1739 Mass VI 3-8257
Cater, Earle D, GR, 1234 Miss VI 3-0468
*Catlett, David L, 1EN, commuting
Catlett, Richard M, 2EN, commuting
Cederberg, James W, 2AS, 1105 La VI 3-1183
Chadborn, Barbara A, 2FA, commuting
Chalrpravat, Suvich, 1EN, 1229 Ohio VI 3-9559
Chalender, Ralph Evan, GR, commuting
*Chalfant, Michael E, 3LR, 1947 RI VI 3-6835
*Chalfant, Virginia, 4AS, 1947 RI VI 3-6835
*Chambers, John B, 4EN, 1729 Mass VI 3-7772
Champe, Marcia K. 4ED, 1232 La VI 3-6242
Chapman, Edward J. 2LW, 1029½ Miss
*Chariton, Junita n, 9A5, commuting
Chawner, Grace A. 9A5, 1506 Lilac VI 3-6263
Chiang, Bette M, 2FA, 1224 Ohio VI 3-5139
*Childers, Frances W, 3ED, commuting
*Chinn, Warren D, 4EN, 1934 Learnard VI 3-8732
Chinnock, Margot, 4F5, commuting
Chock, Kenneth Y F, 3AS, 933 Tenn VI 3-0930
*Chol Meung Jun, GR, 1241 Tenn VI 3-9221
*Chough Yun Sung, GR, 1026 Ohio VI 3-7329
*Christ Christ Alex, GR, commuting
Christenson, Charles, 4AS, 11th Mo VI 3-9203
Christenson, Leslie E, 9FA, 400 E 23rd VI 3-4655
Christian Helen, GR, commuting
*Christy, Joseph A, GR, 1827 Ind VI 3-0247
*Church, Carl Clifton, 4ED, RR 2, Box 119 VI 3-6443
*Cligich, Patrick M, GR, commuting
*Circle, James E, 1311 W 6th VI 3-9811
Clark, David H, 9A5, commuting
*Clark, James L, GR, commuting
*Clark, Kenneth L, 4EN, 401 Crestlin VI 3-2110
Clark, Mary Ann, 3ED, 1024 La VI 3-7711
Clark, Porter J, 3EN, 1145 Ind VI 3-7507
Clark, Robert E, GR, 834 Ill VI 3-9086
*Clark, Ronald J, GR, 10D Sunnyside VI 3-3271
Clark, Willburn O, 1BN, commuting
*Clay, Edward L, 1EN, 1313 Elmwood VI 3-9440
*Clay, Lois J, 2AS, 1313 Elmwood VI 3-9440
*Clayton, Max L, 4AS, 612 Miss VI 3-4051
*Cleavinger, Asa E,GR, 205 N 5th
*Cleavinger, Carolyn, GR, 205 N 5th
*Cieland, Virginia P, GR, commuting
*Clement, Donald F, GR, 1947 Barker VI 3-2911
Clepper, Bruce Edward, 3EN, 1000½ NY VI 3-7388
Clevenger, Thomas R, 4BU, 704 W 12th VI 3-7157
*Clothier, Grant, GR, commuting
*Clouse, Norman R, GR, commuting
*Clow, William L, 4EN, 1200 Tenn
*Coan, Clark, GR, 2114 Mitchell VI 3-7061
Coate, Marcia F, 3NR, 1600 Oxford VI 3-7874
*Coates, Vincent L, GR, 520 La
*Cobb, William W, 4AS, commuting
*Cockrell, A Delvere, GR, commuting
Coe, A Ellsworth, 3EN, 433 Ohio
*Coffelt, Marilyn M, 4AS, 1231 Oread VI 3-3951
*Coffelt, Richard D, 2LW, 1231 Oread VI 3-3951
Coffin, Shirley J, GR, commuting
Tuesday, June 18. 1957 Summer Session Kansan
This Place Does More Than 'Sound Off'
The whistle blows and another class ends at KU.
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The home for the whistle does much more, however, than manufacture steam by which to blow the whistle. The chief function of the building with the big smokestack is to supply and regulate the electricity used on the campus.
It is in this building that heat is sent all over the Hill by underground pipes to heat the rooms during cold weather. And the same heat which warms the classrooms also manages to generate one-third of the electrical power used by the University.
Can Supply All Electricity
The other two-thirds of electricity is supplied by Kansas Power and Light Company, but in case of an emergency the power plant can have enough electricity for the entire campus by using their emergency generators.
W. C. Sanderson, the man that heads the 14-man crew in the power plant, when interviewed said that "over a short period of time we could supply the entire Hill with electricity. However, it would be impossible for us to do it all the time because of the terrific load it would impose upon the generators."
"In the 24 years I, have been here, the plant has run without a complete shut-down at any time," he said proudly.
During the day there are seven men on duty who operate the boilers. clean the machinery till the
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"In getting two-thirds of our electricity from Kansas Power and Light we must have our generator running at exactly the same speed as they have theirs or the power will not flow correctly," Mr. Sanderson explained.
"We have six boilers here in the plant. One is automatic, the other five are semi-automatic and we alternate them to give them a chance to be cleaned and repaired," he said. "They all burn gas, but in case of a break in the gas line we have about 800,000 gallons of oil in reserve. It would take us about 15 minutes to switch the boilers from gas to oil."
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