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Friday, March 17, 1961 University Daily Kansan
WINNERS ALL—The faculty of the Fine Arts School has presented awards to outstanding students in music. The winners pictured above are, reading from left to right, Elaine Braly, Kansas City freshman; Fred Wiemer, Drumright, Okla., junior, in the front row. In the back row, reading from the center, are Carol Moore, Independence, Mo., sophomore, and Norma Smith, Topeka senior. In the left rear is Austin Ledwith, assistant professor of organ theory and wind instruments. Other award winners not pictured are Sharon Tebbencamp, Salisbury, Mo., junior, and Sherrill Hahn, Phillipsburg senior.
Students Need Psychiatric Aid
More than 600 KU students may be in need of psychiatric treatment, according to an estimate made by Watkins Hospital staff members.
But only about half that number underwent treatment at Watkins last year, said Dr. H. G. Whittington and clinical psychologist William Binns, both of the Watkins staff.
Dr. Whittington and Mr. Binns based their estimate on psychological tests administered to a group of about 500 freshman men last year.
"People don't always know it when they are emotionally disturbed," explained Mr. Binns. "Or they might know it, but refuse to admit it to themselves."
Although many students who should be receiving treatment still do not come to the clinic, the students are beginning to receive
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are a major trouble, said Dr. Whittington. Academic difficulties, noisy dormitories and increased social pressures all take their toll, he added.
treatment in greater numbers as the clinic expands its activities, said Dr. Whittington.
"If we compare the 1956-7 period with the 1959-60 period, we find there has been a 108 per cent increase in the number of hours devoted to treatment, with only a 20 per cent increase in staff," he said.
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But treatment need not interrupt school work, said Dr. Whittington. Most students undergoing treatment continue their studies, and 80 of the 311 students treated last year required only one visit, he said.
Emotional disturbances arising from the pressures of campus life
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