n-ss
sab.
u-
h:
op s
o'r
e:c
e:c
h-2
-2
5
n-in
ck
ing
C;
ria
Page 9
Wednesday, April 18, 1962 University Daily Kansan
New P-T-P Executives See Hard Work Ahead
Two new People-to-People executives, at a staff meeting last night, outlined proposed measures for tightening up the organization.
"It is no longer smooth sailing."
William Schaefer, Shawnee Mission sophomore and one of P-t-P's new co-chairmen, said. "We have been subjected to some criticism and not all of it is unjustified. By next fall we want to put the things we have learned this year into effect.
"The potential of P-t-P is as great as any organization on campus, but it's going to take work and discipline to put P-t-P ideas into something other than a nebulous form." he said.
Instead of a single chairmanship, two men will fill the vacancy left by Lovell (Tu) Jarvis, Winfield junior and former P-t-P chairman.
Schafeer and Reuben McCornack, Abilene sophomore, are the new cochairman. Robert (Mike) Bush, Webster Groves, Mo., sophomore, is P-t'P's new chairman, replacing Robert Thomas. Marvsville senior.
Jarvis and Thomas plan to leave tonight to begin a co-ordination project for the P-t-P student ambassador program. They will establish a headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, and work from there to co-ordinate the travels of American P-t-P members in Europe next summer.
SPEAKING OF THE CHANGE IN administration, Schaefer said, "The turnover will be gradual, but there will be changes, and some things will be done differently."
He said that P-t-P is "at a low ebb" now, but he is "exhalted" about what P-t-P can do.
The co-chairmen have made appointments to meet with executive staff members.
"Reuben and I want to know everything that goes on." Schaefer said. "That doesn't mean that we are going to plan everything—we can't do that—but we must know exactly
what each committee is doing so we can answer any questions which come up about the program."
TO PUT THIS IDEA INTO effect, a master calendar will be posted in the P-t-P office, Room 113 of the Kansas Union, giving a day by day accounting of all P-t-P activities.
Individual committee chairmen will fill out small calendars and post the activities on the master calendar so each member will know what is going on in the other committees.
Schaefer stressed the need for more individual contact with International students. Schaefer and McCornack plan to push the summer job placement program for International students and to put "new life" into the brother-sister program
McCornack said that P-t-P is in a slump at the present time but that he is optimistic about the future of P-t-P.
"THE NOVELTY HAS worn off," he said. "The future of P-t-P is in our hands. We have no new programs to present—we have to develop what we have to its fullest. We have to show foreign students we are sincerely interested in them and an exchange of ideas."
Others on next fall's executive staff are Arlo Schurle, Green freshman, treasurer; Sharon Foster, Birmingham, Mich. sophomore, hospitality committee chairman; Mary Ziegelmeyer, Shawnee Mission sophomore, office manager; Ruth Moyer, Shawnee Mission junior, brother-sister committee chairman; Sarah and Anne Graber, Hutchinson juniors, American Students Abroad chairmen; Jerry Harper, Wichita sophomore, publicity chairman; Frank Thompson, Iola sophomore, special projects chairman; Patricia Price, Bartlesville, Okla., sophomore, membership chairman; Bruce Hall, Coffeyville sophomore, job placement chairman.
Relays Week-End Specials at Lawrence Surplus Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Men's
'White' Jeans
$3.98
Choice of Denim or
Heavy Polished Cotton
One Large Group
Reg. to $3.98
Men's Ivy Style
Short-Sleeve
Sport Shirts
$1.99
Entire Stock of Better Quality Men's Spring Jackets and Rain Coats 25% OFF
Men's Reg. $4.95 White 'Sneakers' $2.99
Choice of Round-Toe or Taper-Toe Styles
Short-Sleeve
Sweat Shirts
Lots of Colors
Sizes S-M-L-XL
$1.44
Repeat of a Sell-Out!
One Large Table Full of
Reg. to $5.95
Lawrence Surplus
Many Other Outstanding Values Not Mentioned in This Ad
Men's Wash Slacks Ivy and Continental Styles Sizes 29 to 42 $2.99
"A Friendly Place to Shop"
VI 3-3933
740 Mass.
FIRST QUALITY FLOOR MATS
Styled with a smart, textured surface of heavyweight quality rubber with door-to-door contoured fit. This custom-fit mat smoothly covers the hump and flat of the car front and remains firmly in place. Reenforced heel rest can be easily cleaned without removal.
NEW CAR TAKEOFFS..40 to 50% off USED TIRES...$2.95 up
20% to 80% Tread—All Sizes Including Installation
REPEAT SPECIAL - ROYAL MASTERS
$8.00 Additional Allowance in Addition
to Regular Sale Prices
While Present Supply Lasts
LAWRENCE TIRE & OIL
1000 MASS. Challis Shaffer VI 2-0247
OIL VI 2-0247
U. S. ROYAL SAFETY 1ST