Awarded K U Letters Highlight Shortened Season
The Kansas University athletic board approved twenty eight athletic letters for captains elect and other athletes from multiple Kansas communities. The 1920s style recap notes a smaller award list due to the shortened season with track letters to Cap tain Fred Rodkey and Dorman O Ley lawrence among others. The Ambreige swimming classes at the Y opened for boys over ten with seventy five enrollments under YM W Botta and Paul Evans supervision.
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George Smee
Wakeeney
Mo L. Carter
Howard
Leon Gibbens
Nickerson
Charles Chase
Eanpeasant
Kansas
City
University Athletic Board
Maniyges
Hamilton
Fred Rodkey
Pine Rapids
Dorman O'Ley Lawrence
Roy Davidson
Nicvon
Paul C. Murphy
Kansas City
Floyd Welsh
Guthrie
Cargill Sproull
Lawrence
Ey Stateler
Everett Greene
Herbert [Howdand
Ludell
Hugh Grutsmaches
Onaga
Carl Ries
Coffervill
Hel Treweeke
Wichita
Tenein Battin Pon
Eitehingen
George Woelwark
Fy Zlewler
Meicherme Chiey
Norton
Cupiaan
Y. Mag. A
YM. W. Botta
Paul Evans
Masterly Address to Seniors
Continued coverage of senior day events at the university. Alumni reception hosted by Chancellor and Mrs. Strong precedes a full program including Class Day breakfast, University band concert, Robinson memorial exercises with a memorial tablet, and class history and pipe ceremony. Speakers include M. W. Sterling and Mrs. Kate Stephens.
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Scott Hopkins
Chancellor Strong
Toten
Pole
Urophecy
Carolyn Afe Nutts
Civil service course opens paths for women at Lawrence College
The Lawrence Business College offers a civil service course encouraging women to join the public sector. The program prepares entrants to work for Uncle Sam during current national needs, signaling government job opportunities for educated women.
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The
Lawrence Business College
Uncle Sian
University Alumni Weekend Concert and Commencement Program
Alumni from Fraser Hall perform piano preludes and soprano arias under James M. Challis. A Clover Hand concert follows with a reception by the Chancellor and Mrs Strong. The commencement program includes band selections, overture, and degree conferrals, with public admission controlled by timed entries.
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Chapel of Fraser Hall
Edward MacDowell
Mamie Baker Worley
James M. Challis
Atchison, Kansas
Charpentier
ArdiumEdith Rideau
Universit
Facullty
Tone Sloilar
Ui F
Proce Ite
Mare Ity
Ld. Co MeCantes University
Alex Bleck
Ty Mentars
William Jennin
Hangar
Keke
Concert Tonight at Fraser Hall Features School of Fine Arts Ensemble
The annual commencement concert of the School of Fine Arts is set for Fraser Hall at 8:14 with a program including Trio in F by Gade, Violin Katherine Barber, Violoncello William L B Dalton, Piano Temple Crayer, vocal Salve Regina, piano and organ numbers, and chamber works led by ensembles and soloists such as Philip Stevens, Hannah Hopkins, Ruby Whiteroo, Dor othy Bell, Thelma Wharton, Lois Libbey, and others. The program also includes pieces by Chopin, Liszt, Dubois, Grieg, Schubert, Donizetti, and Donizetti’s Lucia sextet with multiple performers.
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School of Fine Arts
Fraser Hall
Tewssemble
F. Gade
Katherine Barber
W Lram LB
Dalton
Temple Crayer
Salve Regina
Dudley Burk
Dna Davis
Arama
Diane
Chopin
Philip
Stevens
Legenie
Wieniinski
Samson
Delilah Saons
Clara Scheurer
Schubert- Wwsig
Arlene Wilson
Margaret Hoberg
Clarence Messick
Dorothy Bell
Thelma Wharton
Toceata
Dubois
Lois Libbey
Carl Preyer
Lucia
Donizetti
M Cora Reynolds
Prof
W. B. Downing
Orlo S. Holmes
Edna Davis
Goin Coffelt
Willard Anderson
Student Art Exhibit Showcases Fine Arts Talent on Hill
Dean H L Butler of the School of Fine Arts announces a student art exhibition on the third floor of the Administration Building. The show includes paintings water colors drawings from life and cast still life design and pottery and will be on view for the rest of the week. Butler says Lawrence residents will be pleased by the year’s work and notes twenty two freshmen entered last fall with some pieces showing exceptional talent and finish beyond typical first year work.
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Dean H. L. Butler
School of Fine Arts
Dean Butler
Lawrence
Raemaker Cartoons Featured For Week At Local View
The Raemaker cartoons will remain on view for the entire week enabling visitors to spend a pleasant and profitable hour with us. The display promises entertainment and educational value for all ages as patrons explore the collection.
Bryan Protest Dies at K U Address Controversy
Bryan refused to deliver the commencement address at the University of Kansas after protests from supporters in Lawrence. He had been chosen in March as commencement speaker, amid peace advocacy. An earlier antiwar campaign ceased when war was declared and Bryan offered his services to the government.
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K. U
Nebraska
Kiam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Lawrence
Frank Smith
First Conerventional Church of
Ie Ft
Kansas City
Mookk
Episcopal Church
Evan A. Edwards
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