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THE SUMMER SESSION KANSAN
Friday, June 28, 1968
DIRECTION LEADS THE PLAY
Robert R. Findlay, director of "La Parisienne," rehearses his cast for the July 3 opening in the Experimental Theatre. The cast includes (left to right) Holmes Osborne, Bates City, Mo., Jane Mackender, Ellis; Katherine Melcher, Newton; Lance Hewett, Topeka; and Mike Rapport, Pasadena, Calif.
By Mary Scott Journalism Camp Reporter
In Kansas alone there are over 95 public schools with openings for more than 500 teachers.
There is also a shortage of teachers of vocal and instrumental music in small communities, guidance counselors and English teachers who will be responsible for journalism, debate, or speech and debate.
Teacher shortage rages in Kansas
"Teacher field shortages are in primary and elementary schools up to junior high, in special education, speech correction and in Language-arts," said Herold J. Regier, director of the Education Placement Bureau, which finds KU graduates education jobs all over the nation.
THEER IS AN oversupply of teachers in high school social science, and in schools around colleges or universities. "In Lawrence there is an oversupply of English teachers," Regier said.
Complete records for 1966-67 show that the number of KU graduates teaching in elementary and secondary schools in Kansas was 403; Missouri-82; California
—35; Colorado—24; Illinois—23;
and Iowa—18. "The present trend on placement in 1968 appears to be very similar to the 1966-1967 pattern," Regier said. "The average salary as of June 1 for 1968 graduates in education is $6,000."
Summer Baseball Intramurals Schedule
SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL RESULTS
Chem Tech 14, Radiation Institute 3.
Scrosc 10, Radiation Biophysics 4.
Chem Gems 15, Pharmacy 10.
FAST PITCH SOFTBALL RESULTS
Head Hawkers 12, Gadflys 7.
Skeptics 13, Biochemistry & Physics 10.
Gaslite Gang over Secondary Source by forfeit.
FAST FITCH SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
July 2
July 9
Head Hawkers vs. Med. Chem.
(1)
Biochemistry vs. Med. Chem (Field 1)
Gadfflys vs. Speedrats (2)
Skeptics vs. Secondary Source (3)
July 11
Gaslie Gang vs. Speedrats (2)
Biochemistry vs. Secondary
Source (3)
Gadflys vs. Skeptics (1)
Head Hawkers vs. Speedrats (2)
Med. Chem. vs. Secondary Source
(3)
July 16
Gaslite Gang vs. Skeptics (1)
Biochemistry and Phys. vs. Gadflys (2)
Head Hawkers vs. Secondary Source (3)
July 18
Speedrates vs. Skeptics (1)
Med. Chem. vs. Gadflys (2)
Gaslit Gang vs. Biochemistry and
Phys. (3)
Julv 23
Head Hawkers vs. Skepics (1)
Secondary Source vs. Gadfies (2)
Speedrates vs. Biochemistry and Phvs. (3)
Med. Chem. vs. Gaslite Gang (1)
SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
June 28
Economics vs. Delta Functions (1)
Radiation Institute vs. Chem
Radiation Biophysics vs. Emergent Nations (3)
July 1
July 3
Chem. Tech vs. Impossible Intruders (1)
Scrocs vs. Delta Functions (2)
Pharmacy vs. Economics (3)
Radiation Institute vs. Emergent Nations (1)
Chem Gems vs. Impossible Intruders (2)
Radiation Biophysics vs. Delta Functions (3)
July 5
Chem Tech vs. Economics (1)
Scrocs vs. Pharmacy (2)
Radiation Institute vs. Impossible
Intruders (3)
July 8
Chem Gems vs. Economics (2)
Radiation Biophysics vs. Phar-
maceuticals
Emergent Nations vs. Delta Functions (1)
School of Pharmacy adds three faculty, new courses
July 10
Chem Tech vs. Scrocs (1)
Radiation Institute vs. Delta Functions (2)
Impossible Intruders vs. Economics (3)
Emergent Nations vs. Pharmacy (1)
The School of Pharmacy of the University of Kansas will add three members to its faculty and will include new courses in its curriculum next year.
Hugh Cotton, who will be lecturer and assistant dean of the school, will arrive in July. The Dean of Pharmacy at Idaho State University, John B. Bergen, will also lecture here and will arrive in August. Gene Martin will teach pharmacology and toxicology when he arrives in September.
July 12
THE NEWEST program of the school is clinical pharmacology, which was added last fall. This course is taught at Lawrence Memorial Hospital by three interns.
Programs are now being developed for next year. Beginning this fall, there will be a two-year graduate course in hospital pharmacology. Students will devote one year of this program to academic study and the other year to work at University Hospital in Kansas City and at Wesley Hospital in Wichita.
Howard Mossberg, dean of the school of pharmacy, received his Ph.D. from the University of Florida. At Southwestern State College in Weatherford, Okla., he served as first associate and then professor before becoming associate dean of the school. In 1966, he joined the faculty at the University of Kansas as a professor of pharmacy.
Chem Gems vs. Scrocs (2)
Radiation Biophysics vs. Chem Tech (3)
July 15
July 17
Radiation Institute vs. Economics (1)
Delta Functions vs. Pharmacy (2)
Impossible Intruders vs. Scroes
Emergent Nations vs. Chem Tech (1)
Chem Gems vs. Radiation Biophysics (2)
Radiation Institute vs. Pharmacy (3)
July 19
July 22
Economics vs. Scrocs (1)
Delta Functions vs. Chem Tech
(2)
Impossible Intruders vs. Radiation Biophysics (3)
Emergent Nations vs. Chem Gems (1)
July 24
Radiation Institute vs. Scrocos (2) Pharmacy vs. Chem Tech (3)
Economics vs. Radiation Biophysics (1)
Delta Functions vs. Chem Gems (2)
Impossible Intruders vs. Emergent Nations (3)
BUNNY LAKE IS MISSING
Keir Dullea (The Fox) Carol Lynley Lawrence Olivier
PETER SELLERS
ALSO—25 MINUTE SHORT
Mukkinese Battle-Horn "It looks like a trumpet—but with a bit more plumbing of course."
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SUMMER SANDALS SALE PRICED
Many Patterns in Wanted Colors
Were To $10.00
NOW . . . $4.90 5.90 6.90