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University Daily Kansan
Monday, March 29, 1965
WINNING SMILE—Miss Pat Wise,
Oklahoma City, Okla., junior, was
crowned Miss Lawrence—KU at
the annual pageant Friday night.
Beauty Queen Plans to Sing For Career
Because her mother wanted her to sing in the church chair, Pat Wise, Oklahoma City junior, took voice lessons and used them with good effect Friday night in winning the Miss Lawrence—KU Pageant.
For the talent portion of the annual competition, Miss Wise sang the "Siempre Libera" from Verdi's "La Traviata."
"I chose this work because it would appeal to the audience more; it is easily understood because the emotions involved are easily recognizable." Miss Wise said.
Miss Wise is a music education major, and is minoring in music voice. She plans to work for a master's degree in music education and, perhaps have a professional vocal career. If she does not sing professionally, Miss Wise plans to teach choral music in secondary education.
This summer, besides competing in the Miss Kansas pageant in July, Miss Wise hopes to work as an apprentice artist for the Santa Fe Opera Company in New Mexico.
Her major vocal-theatrical appearance so far has been her starring role as Anita in the KU theatre production of "West Side Story."
Research Awards Given to Students
Undergraduate students involved in research were awarded for their efforts Saturday. 12 KU students presented reports on their research before a panel of three judges and William Green, executive director of the Kansas Heart Association.
The reports are sponsored by the Kansas Heart Association each year. This is the fourth year the association has sponsored the undergraduate research reports program.
Three prizes and nine presentations were awarded to the participants.
FIRST PRIZE to Maxwell T. Sanford, Kansas City, Mo., junior. Sanford has been engaged in a satellite tracking project which has included building a telescope station on the top of Lindley Hall. He received $60 from the Kansas Heart Association.
Rex Bare, Wichita senior, placed second with a report on his research project "The Food Habits of the Red-Tailed Hawk in Eastern Kansas." Bare was awarded $30 from the association.
Douglas Dedo, Birmingham. Mich., senior, placed third with a report on his research project in connection with time-lapse photography. He was presented $20.
PRESENTATIONS OF $10 each went to the other participants in the program: William B. Kerfoot, Lawrence junior; Wilson C. Kerfoot, Lawrence junior; John H. Fitch, Lawrence junior; Sue A. Tomlinson, Newton junior; Gary Hamilton, Ge-
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The reports given Saturday morning in Summerfield Hall ranged from research on sand dunes of Idaho to hydrogen bonding in alcohols.
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Award of Guggenheim fellowships to two KU faculty members was announced today.
Dr. David B. Beard, professor of physics, received a $7,000 grant to do research at Imperial College in London.
Dr. Milton Steinhardt, chairman of the Department of Music History and Literature, received his second Guggenheim award, $6,500 for study which will include work in Vienna and Brussels.
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