THE FLYING HORSE—(Below) Fabio Carniel, Trieste graduate student, won honorable mention in the Pictorial Division for this unusual picture.
SCARLETT ALSO WON first place in the sports category with a soap box derby finish line photo. Honorable mention went to Roh Hing Er Lee.
cycle race photo.
the truck did not stop but Healey pointed the camera in that direction and tripped the shutter. The result was the peaceful scene shown on the screen which was for kids first place.
on Trophy for the best of show in the Daily Kansan's first monthly picture contest
HERE COMES THE PARADE—(Right) Jerrod Scarlett, Lawrence graduate student, won first prize in the Pictorial Division with this picture of a boy and girl waiting for the parade.
HONORABLE MENTION in the pictorial division went to Fabio Carniel, Trieste graduate student, for a striking view taken from a statue, with a metal horse's hoof in the foreground.
IN THE COLOR DIVISION, the judges awarded first place to Helga Seidler, Australia graduate student, for a Pacific sunset; Two honorable mentions were won by Claude Ellison for a sunrise at the Golden Gate bridge and a landscape scene in Korea.
IN THE FEATURE CLASS, the winner was Doug McWilliams, Berkeley, Calif., sophomore, for his crowd
JUDGES for the contest were Harry Wright, director of the University photographic bureau; Bill Snead chief photographer, Lawrence Journal-World, and Jimmy Bedford, instructor in journalism.
THE WINNING PICTURES, together with many of the other entries, will be on display in the William Allen White reading room, Flint Hall, this week. All contestants may pick up their entries from the Kansan office anytime after Dec. 1, according to Flanagan.
HEDLEY'S PICTURE was one of nearly 200 entries, according to Leo Flanagan, Chicago senior, contest editor. Although the Kansan had planned separate categories for faculty and students in order to assure fair competition, the judges found few faculty entries and those entries had the same range of quality as those of the students
"I'M NO PHOTOGRAPHER," Hedley said, "and can't tell you what settings I used." He does remember that it was taken with an Agfa camera . . . and that it was about 5:30 am.!
THE WINNAH! — [Abovel] This soap box derby winner won first place in the Sports Division for Jerrold Scarlett.
OTHER WINNERS in the contest were: Richard Flood, who took the top honor in the personality division with an interesting angle of a window washer; honorable mention in this category went to Bill Irvine, Lawrence sophomore, for his picture of a Korean man.
COMING 'ROUND THE BEND (Below) This action shot by Robert Hines, Fort Leavenworth sophomore, won second place in the Sports Division.