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University Daily Kansan
Monday, Nov. 25, 1957
Brewster Honored At Friday Banquet
The highlights of the Ray Q. Brewster recognition banquet Friday night in the Grand Ballroom of the Student Union included the announcement of the $1,000 Ray Q. Brewster Scholarship Fund, the unveiling by Chancellor Franklin Murphy of the color photo-portrait of Prof. Brewster, and a tribute by Prof. Henry Gilman of Iowa State College.
The scholarship, announced by Arthur W. Davidson, chairman of the chemistry department, will be presented annually to a graduating senior from a Kansas high school who majors in chemistry at KU. Prof. Brewster will select the recipient in consultation with the Summerfield and Watkins Scholarship committees.
Dr. Brewster taught chemistry here for 38 years. He was named chairman of the department in 1940. He retired as chairman in 1956 to devote more time to teaching and research.
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Prof. Davidson presented Prof. Brewster with a scroll containing the names of those who helped make the scholarship possible.
"He was one of the most friendly of any of the teachers I have ever
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had," Chancellor Murphy said in unveiling the portrait of Prof. Brewster.
Henry Gilman, professor of organic chemistry at Iowa State College, cited Prof. Brewster's achievements as a teacher, an author, a scientist and an administrator. "He has built up an unusual chemistry department with a well-balanced program. It is held with high regard by many all over the world," he said.
Prof. Gilman compared him with the great chemistry teachers during KU's history. "He has not hesitated to go out and show that chemistry is something that can be used. He has realized the applications of chemistry" he said.
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Lawyers Lose In Moot Court
The School of Law moot court team was eliminated from competition Thursday night by Kansas City University in the second round of the Regional Inter-Law School Moot Court contest held at Washington University in St. Louis.
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The KU team defeated the University of Nebraska in the first round Thursday morning.
A moot court is a practice court in which cases of a fictitious nature are argued. The case at the regional contest involved loyalty and document classification in top-level government.
The KU team included John Mitchell, St. Joseph, Mo., William Nulton, Lawrence, and Donald Burnett, Larned, third-year law students. Their adviser was Paul E. Wilson, associate professor of Law.
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Students are asked to bring back old toys after the Thanksgiving vacation to contribute to the annual Alpha Phi Omega toy drive, Rex Parsons, Fredonia junior and president of the service fraternity, said today.
Boxes for the toys will be placed around the campus two weeks before Christmas vacation. Organized houses may call Donald Clark, Salina junior and chairman of the drive, at VI 3-0418 if they want toys picked up.
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