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KKCOND LIEUTENANT Janet
It. Simpson, class of '.Vi at the
I niierslty, h currently attend
iiif( the Women In the Air Force
Officer Basic Military Cournr
at I-iiMand Air Force Base In
Sun \ntonlo, Texas.
Miss Simpson was graduated
from the I'nherslty school of
education with a bachelor of
science degree.
Campus Briefs
• The Sum WVIim Kan ('lull
will hold :i public meeting today
off and on In tho Fish howl to
celebrate the appointment of the
i lub's namesake to Wi^t Point
Weiss will la* on campus all day.
• Ml persons wanting to con
t<- t traffic ticket* Hhould meet
with the traffic court tonight at
7 In the Student Union.
• lir. I,. S. Kodney, associate
professor of physical education,
will .apeak at noon today for the
last emlner of health and phys
ical education graduates.
• The exeeutlxe board of ( nn
terbtiry Club w ill meet today at
4 p m In the Student Union to
discuss bus Inc . and the pro
gram for next year. Koom num
bei will la* posted.
• < fi.tirmrn of \fother‘s Week
end committee will meet at noon
\\ ••dnc.H.iay in the Student Union.
Koom number will be pouted. All
reports must be handed in at this
time, according to Kllen Kitzslm
:no;. .o’.d Cathy Peterson, general
co-chairman.
• \n important meeting of
Sigma Delta Chi will be held to
night at 7 in the Allen Room of
Alien Hall.
• The Neuman club executive
council will meet tonight at 7:30
at the Newman house.
• \II Kpiscnpal students and
faculty are invited to attend a
celebration of Holy Communion
WedncKday, at 7 a m. in CJerlinger
Hall Bieakfast will follow.
Foreign Policy
Topic for Panel
A panel discussion on Amer
ican .foreign policy towards Rus
sia will be held tonight at 7:30
in the Student Union. The talk,
sponsored by the International
Relation* Club, is entitled ‘'Con
tainment Reconsidered I* It
Still Valid?”
Guest panelists will be William
A. Williarna, assistant professor
of history, J. Oudd Brown, in
structor in political science,
Charles Kobnrger, graduate stu
dent in political science, and
Gunther Koerner, also a political
science graduate student.
According to Birger Brandt,
president of IRC, the panel will
be patterned after the Harkness
plan, inaugurated by Professor
Harkness of Yale University.
The panel will be followed by
a general discussion and by a
“division of the house,” Brandt
said.
Mortar Board
Elects Officers
Sue Ryder was elected as presi
dent of (Tie University chapter
of Mortar Board, senior women's
honorary, at an initiation meet
ing Monday evening at the home
of President and Mrs. O Meredith
Wilson.
Other officers elected were
Mary Jo Fourier, vice-pres.dent;
Jean McPherson, secretary; Ar
lene Clark, treasurer; Leola Lor
enzen. historian, and Laura Mor
ris. editor.
Mrs. Willard L. Thompson, wife
of the University director of pub
lic services, was named new ad
viser to fill the expired term of
Mrs. Wilson. Other advisers to
the group are Mrs. Victor P Mor
ris. wife of the dean of the school
of business administration, and
EC A. L«*sch, professor of Eng
lish.
Top Student Libraries Get Prizes
(Continued front pnqe one)
Maloof, mathematic*; and John
E. Wilis, anthropology. Ydsumosa
Kuroda received an honorable
i mention for his library on Amer
; lean society.
First place co-winners for the
paper-back category were Ann
j Becker, graduate in speech and
drama, with a library on literary
I criticism and dramatics; and Lily
and Charles Stevenson, with a
general paper-back collection.
Second prize went to Dwane Me
Holick for his collection on lit
erature. The prizes in this di
HELP WANTED
The Duckling counsel program
of the YWCA is now being plan
ned for this summer. Girls inter
ested in writing letters of wel
come and being "big sisters" to
next years incoming freshmen
may contact members of the
sophomore class council or co
chairmen of the counseling pro
gram, Jeanne Guske and Jane
Garrett.
Petitions can be obtained from
these girls and should be turned
in to the YWCA office in Ger
linger Hall by noon Thursday.
vision were $5 in rash for each
winner.
Miss Bernice Rise, announced
that Philadelphia House was to
he especially commended because
libraries were entered by 12
members of that house.
The Josephine Evans Harpham
Silver Cup which is annually
awarded to the living organiza
tion with the best recreational
reading program was given this
year to Phi Kappa Sigma. Pi
Kappa Alpha. University House,
and Highland House also re
ceived recognition for their li
braries. This award was pre
sented at the All Campus Sing.
'Doing Time at College
To be 'Y' Talk Topic
"Doing Time at the University"
is the title of the speech to be
given by E. R. Bingham, assist
ant professor of history, Wednes
day at 8 p.m. for the YWCA
YMCA sponsored Factelty-at
home.
All interested students are in
vited to attend. Refreshments
will be served. Those needing
transportation should meet in
front of Gerlinger at 7 :45 p.m.
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Letters can be encrusted on
the top of the stone.
See them and order them.
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