NTFC production casts prominent names for annual show
Co authors announce casting led by Jim Glynn as Boydenbender and Ron Rice as Ronnie Dinsmore. Evelyn Kolesar plays Kathy White with a large ensemble including Kathy Totter and Donna Tomko. The 40 member cast will perform in the Auditorium January 31 and February 1 under new directors with Si Lee backstaging support.
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Jim Glynn
Boydenbender
Ron Rice
Ronnie Dinsmore
Evelyn Kolesar
Kathy White
Kathy Totter
Yasmine
Donna Tomko
Lady Jane
Ron Bacon
Abu Ben Bellyhang
Cochinbul
Dave Jenkins
Ali Koong
al Mancini
Joe
Harold Mayhew
Herb Ryan
Creekman
P. J. Dignan
Morriss
Tom Ramona
Mankelson
al Pashin
Red Kelley
Charles Carmody
Mickey
Tom
Larry Perk
Cyril
Jack Tinter
Tarzan
Mary Lou Anglemyer
Harriet Evet
Shirley Wolforth
Mary Ellen Cross
Evie Vaughn
Marlene Hazlett
Dan Moss
Angela
Theresa Augustine
Leroy Erickson
Bill Lee
Joyce Fulton
Dot Butterine
Bonnie Schwartz
Donna Rolph
Si Lee
Metzinger
Fraser
Jim Scott
Jack Swan
Juniors To Meet This Afternoon In Union Hall
President Lou Gerber announced a Junior class meeting this afternoon at 4 in 201 Union. Plans for the year's activities will be set and committees appointed.
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Union
Pres
Lou Gerber
Examination Scheduled for Refuge Manager and Game Management Agent
An examination will be held for Refuge Manager and United States Game Management agent positions across eleven states including Ohio and New Jersey. Salary ranges from 3410 to 5060 dollars with age limits 21 to 45 for agents and 18 to 55 for managers, plus veterans' exceptions. Applicants need US citizenship, biological science study, and conservation experience. tests last about three hours. Apply through Local Secretary, Board of U S Civil Service Examiners, or the Eighth U S Civil Service Regional office in Saint Paul Minnesota.
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United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
U. S. Department of the Interior
Ohio
N. J. Oganovic
U. S. Civil Service Region
Saint Paul
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Regional
U.S. Post Office and Customhouse
Saint Paul 1
Minn
Kent Debaters Face Albion Squad In Wage Control Talk
The Kent debate squad will oppose Albion College in a 4 p m contest held in rooms 315 and 316 Kent. The issue is whether the federal government should adopt a permanent wage and price control program. Kent affirmatives Ron Rice and Tom McManus meet Albion’s Charles Thomas and Charles Hall. Kent negatives Gary Banas and Al Pontius face Albion’s Dick Burrows and Roland Wilkins. Open to students and faculty.
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Albion College
Albion
Mich
Kent
Ron Rice
Tom McManus
Charles Thomas
Charles Hall
Gary Banas
al Pontius
Dick Burrows
Roland Wilkins
Planting Started On New Buildings On Campus
Emil Berg announces foundation planting for the MPE and Arts buildings. A landscape architect designs approaches and artistic shrubs for each building. Evergreens, barberry, coralberry, roses, dogwood, and other shrubs will be used, with some evergreens near the physical education building weighing up to 8000 pounds. William A. Strong of Cleveland serves as consulting landscape architect for the university.
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Emil Berg
MPE
William A. Strong
Cleveland
Forthe University
Council Awaits Revision of KSU Constitution
While students prepare for vacation, council members will spend time refining proposed revisions to KSU's constitution.
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KSU
Bill Zucchero To Present Senior Recital
William Zucchero senior in speech will present his senior recital January 6 at 8 15 p m in the Auditorium He will perform Darkness at Noon reading the Sidney Kingsley adaptation based on Arthur Koestler's novel He portrays 11 characters with stage work coached by Earl E Curtis in a production with lighting by Don Garner and special effects by Bill Feaster Open to the public without charge sponsored by the school of speech
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William Zucchero
Zucchero
Sidney Kingsley
Arthur Koestler
Lake Michigan Playhouse
Grand Haven
Mich
University of Michigan
Earl E. Curtis
Don Garner
Bill Feaster
The
School of Speech
Students Profess Visit Havana on Christmas Study Tour
Three Spanish department students and Professor Alberto Pamies will travel to Cuba for a study tour centered in Havana. The group will drive to Key West then fly to Havana for about eight days of language practice and cultural sights. Participants are Bob Lynes Don Shelton and Leonard Geary.
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Alberto Pamies
Cuba
Havana
Kent
Key West
Fla
Bob Lynes
Don Shelton
Leonard Geary
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Ron Moscoti
Bob Dilling
Toledo
NTFC
Council
Ernie Mazza
Bill Zucchero
Harvey
Bill Berzinec
Bill Sitler
Betty Cossetti
Berzinec
Paul Kitchin
Jerry Frasier
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