UT Presents Three Arena Style Plays
University of Texas Studio theatre presents three arena style one act plays on Thursday evening in room 119 K. Si Lee stars as Photo Finish in Hello Out There with Ethel the jail cook. Maude in The Florist Shop is played by La Donna Huey. Mothers features Shelia Smith and Marcia Hill. All cast are student directed and acted with no admission charge.
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Studio Theatre Division
The
University Theatre
Ken Bacon
William Saroyan
Photo Finish
Texas
Photo
Ethel
Si Lee
Marie Zaderecky
Sheila Smith
Lee Lucas
Burt Randall
Dale Bruchbueller
Harvard Dramatic Club
Baker
Maude
la Donna Huey
Henry
Dick Egli
Slovsky
Sam Carl Cheraso
Miss Wells
Peg Sidley
Mr. Jackson
Parton
Shelia Smith
Marcia Hill
Sheldon Factor
George Midleton
ISA Square Dance Tonight at University Gym
The Independent Student Association sponsors an all University square dance from 7 30 to 10 in the University school gym. Don Rand will call and admission is 25 cents. All students are invited.
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The
Independent Student Association
University School
Don Rand
Hop Change Moves Midweek Event to Tonight at Wills Gym
The mid week hop occurs tonight in Wills gym instead of last evening as earlier. It will be the last hop until December 5 due to the Thanksgiving holiday next week. The following week a square dance is sponsored by the HPE club.
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Wills Gym
HPE Club
Fresh Cast Announced for University Freshman Play
Prof G Harry Wright announces the cast for the annual fresh man play The Curious Savage by John Patrick to be presented November 29 to December 1. Cast includes Fairy May Joan Webster Hannibal Dick Besseger and others with Earl E. Curtis directing and Rudy Cirrell and Bonnie Schwartz in staff roles.
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G. Harry Wright
University Theatre
John Patrick
Fairy May
Joan Webster
Hannibal
Dick Besseger
Jeffrey
Jack Thomas
Miss Wilhelmina
Bonnie Schwartz
Emmett
Rudy Cirrell
Earl E. Curtis
Director Attends Three National Health Association Meetings
Dr. Arville O. DeWeese director of student health service attended the 25th national meetings of the American School Health Association and the American Public Health Association in San Francisco. He has attended all 25 meetings and serves as secretary of ASHA while remaining a council member of APHA. He also visited Chicago for the American Medical Association conference as a medical consultant. The events ran October 20 to November 10 with delegates from across the United States and abroad.
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Arville O. DeWeese
American School Health Association
American Public Health Association
California
San Francisco
DeWeese
A.S.H.A
A.P.H.A
American Medical Association
United States
What is Modern Art exhibition at Fine Arts gallery
An exhibition of painting reproductions titled What is Modern Art is on display in the Fine Arts gallery. The Akron Art Institute loaned many pictures and several more come from the University’s School of Art collection. The show runs through Friday November 23.
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Fine Arts
Akron Art Institute
University
School of Art
Hindus To Discuss Middle East Iran War Battle With Russia
Maurice Hindus renowned author and correspondent will lecture on Iran and the Middle East The Coming Battle with Russia at the Auditorium Friday at 5 10 pm The talk covers his background as a wartime Moscow correspondent and his notable works including Red Bread Humanity Up rooted and In Search of a Future The event is sponsored by the KSU forum committee and free to the public.
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Maurice Hindus
Iran
Middle East
Russia
New York Herald Tribune
Moscow
U.S
Doukhobars
Canada
Near East
Hitler
KSU Forum Committee
Pep Rally Planned By Boosters For Final NH Game
Booster club schedules a Thursday evening pep rally at 8 for the football finale with New Hampshire. The event features band, speakers, coaches, players, and a Prenticegate snake dance. Membership drive extended to December 1 due to pledging timing.
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New Hampshire
Prenticegate
Jeff Barnard
Food Weights and Measures Booklet For Student Groups
The home economics department offers an alphabetized Food Weights and Measures booklet to sororities and fraternities to plan menus accurately. It helps groups calculate exact meat quantities to avoid waste and save money. Miss Alice Haley invites group representatives to visit 1 to 5 PM to receive a copy and get help with menu planning.
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Home Economics Department
Alice Haley
Diabetes test drive gains slow response during Diabetes Week
Only 50 students have taken the voluntary exam offered with the American Diabetes Association during Diabetes Week. University physician Dr. Myrtle C. Dineen invites both sexes to test at the infirmary between 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 4 30 pm this week, noting the test is simple and should be universal.
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American Diabetes Association
Myrtle C. Dineen
Dineen
Remenyi to Speak on Dante Day at Kent
Dr. Joseph Remenyi, professor of comparative literature at Western Reserve University, will discuss Dante and his times in the Kent Auditorium on Dante Day Tuesday November 20. The event, free to the public, is sponsored by the assembly committee with art displays titled The Medieval World and Art in Dante's Time in the Art Gallery behind the Auditorium.
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Joseph Remenyi
Western Reserve University
Remenyi
Kent
Francis Joseph Royal University
Szeged
Hungary
William G. Meinke
Assembly Committee
Student Council Set to Meet at 4 P.M. in Union
President Harry Moldovan announced that the seven new council members completed tests on parliamentary procedure and the student constitution in the Union yesterday. The council will convene today in 203 Union at 4 p.m.
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Harry Moldovan
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Joyce Conkle
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Joyce
Lisbon
Eddie
College of Liberal Arts
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Ies
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Hapies Robert Haney
Lily Belle
Amy Verheyden
Jane Hallam
Boosters
Dante
Council
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