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AWS Selects Senate Nominees
The Associated Women Students have nominated the candidates for seats on the AWS Senate. They are:
President: Judith Anderson, Garden City junior; Karlene Howell Kansas City junior; Lois Ann Ragsdale, Kansas City junior.
Secretary: Gayle Graham, Almena freshman; Betty Dwyer, Wichita freshman; Marcia Cowles, St. Joseph, Mo., freshman; Sandra Bornholdt, La Cross freshman; Susan Flood, Hays freshman; Jane Sipe, Mission freshman.
Vice president; Judith Ninger Hutchison junior; Marilyn Mueller Kirkwood, Mo., sophomore; Carol Ott, Kansas City junior.
ASC Greek representative: Marcia Casey, Hutchinson junior; Constance Hunter, Hutchinson sophomore; Catherine Kibler, Topea sophomore; George Ann Porter, Kansas City sophomore; Kay Timberlake, Leavenworth junior.
Treasurer; Jeanne Maxwell, Mission freshman; Joanne Stover, Colby sophomore; Susan Callender, Lawrence junior; Jan Krehbiel, Wichita junior.
ASC independent representatives:
Sondra Hays, Norton freshman; Joanne Prim, Overbrook freshman;
Janice Agin, Kansas City sophomore;
Karen Jordan, Great Bend sophomore.
Cwens: Marilyn Hardisty, Salina sophomore; Sharon Saylor, Morrill sophomore.
Cwens is a new office, formerly called the Jay sisters. The two girls running for this office will be advisers for the sophomore honor society.
Thursday. March 9, 1961
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Allen Crafton, professor of speech, will discuss "The Ballad" at the Poetry Hour at 4 p.m. today in the Music and Browsing Room of the Kansas Union.
KU Receives Trophy Case
Crafton to Discuss 'The Ballad' Today
Last night $500 was given to KU for a trophy case in Allen Field House by the Pep Club at the Jay Jane initiation Banquet in the Kansas Union.
The following were initiated:
Nancy Vogel, Lawrence junior and outstanding pledge; Sandy Edson,
Bethany, Mo., junior; Judy Findley,
Osawatomie junior; Judi Hayward,
Prairie Village senior; Carol Kranzler,
Brookings, S. D., junior; Doris
McLanahan, Holden, Mo., senior;
Kay Murray, Kansas City senior;
Leah Rose, Holton junior; Phyllis
Schoen, St. Louis, Mo., sophomore;
Margie Thrasher, Wichita senior;
Nancy Copeland, St. John junior;
Marilyn Cromb, Shawnee Mission
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sophomore; Kay Hayzlett, Shenan-
doah, Iowa, sophomore; Martha
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Judy McReynolds, Salina
sophomore; Joanne Randall, Aber-
deen, S. D., junior; Kathy Riedel,
WaKeeney sophomore; Carolyn
Skull, Lawrence sophomore; Martha
Sipes, Mission sophomore; Sally
Sponable, Paola junior and Anne
Sutherland, Iola sophomore.
The question of ethical practices in teaching is mainly dependent on the individual teacher's ideas of right and wrong and the environment in which he teaches, an education instructor said yesterday.
Ethics Is Topic at SNEA
Herold G. Regier, instructor in education and director of teacher placement, discussed "Ethics of Teachers" at the Student National Education Association meeting in Bailey Auditorium.
"Some experienced career teachers are not too ethical when it comes to talking about their student's personal problems," Mr. Regier said.
There are proper channels to go to when a teacher needs advice about a student problem, he said. In no instance should a teacher discuss one pupil in the presence of another, he said.
"Many are guilty of plain, pure gossip."
The code for teachers should be self-regulatory and self-governed, Prof. Regier said. It must be more than words on paper, he continued.
The code deals with the teacher-pupil relationship first, community second and others in the profession third, he said.
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