Nativity in Mystery Play Shines at Haskell Institute
The 16th annual Nativity in mystery play drew a full audience to Haskell Institute auditorium last night. A cast of 200 students faculty and townspeople presented a three scene tale of Bethlehem including the Virgin Mary Joseph and a nun at a cradle. Solos by Odessa Kead Tigh Levi Lawrence Frances Schuler and Eugene Azure highlighted the performance with St Joseph played by Franklin Gritts and Margaret Speelman directing.
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Haskell Institut
Haskell
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Marvy
Joseph
Angela
James Kipp
Joe Sulphur
Jeanne Duncan
Jane Frazier
Margaret Speelman
Yahhe Yazza
Vacation Schedules For County Schools In December
County schools split vacation dates with some reopening December 29 and others January 3. Christmas break starts for most pupils at Friday's end of day, while several rural elementary students finish later and may get a 10 day holiday. County Superintendent Margaret Hurley notes rural vacation timing is set by teachers and district boards within state guidelines.
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Margaret Hurley
State Board of Education
Edgar Allbough Retired Concordia Schools Leader Dies
Edgar B Allbough longtime Concordia superintendent of schools died at his home Tuesday after a stroke. He taught 16 years at Clay Center and led Concordia schools from 1922 until his retirement in May. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the Methodist church in Concordia.
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Pratt
Kan
Robert C. Korff
N. P. Maag
Tustin
Calif
Concordia
Methodist Church
Edgar B. Allbough
Clay Center
Wrist in a cast stalls no trip to Orange Bowl
Stanley Schwahn has a fractured wrist after a fall on a steep driveway yesterday morning. The injury will not stop him from going to the Orange Bowl game, but his wife will drive to Miami with companions Mr. and Mrs. George handling the actual driving.
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Stanley Schwahn
Lee
Miami
Schwahn
George
Evans Wins Hasek Trophy At Kansas City Banquet
Kansas University's Ray Evans, All America halfback, received the Hasek trophy as the Missouri Valley area's top football player for 1947 at a Kansas City banquet. Governor Carlson, Coach Sauer, Athletic Director Quigley and Hasek praised Evans as a great leader amid Ray Evans Day festivities. Evans will finish his college career in the Orange Bowl against Georgia Tech.
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Kansas University
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Oklahoma
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Nebraska
Edwin Hasek
Kansan City
Kansas City
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E. C. Quigley
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Miami
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K. OU
Ray
Forrest Griffith
Red Hogan
Nick Channel
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K. OL. Squad
Tes Hageman
Qiscar Stauffer
Board of
Regente
Mike Getto
Bob Ingalls
Dean Nesmith
K. U
Columbia Upsets Holy Cross 60 53 in Narrow Victory
Columbia shocked Holy Cross by 60 to 53 in New York. The Lions climbed from behind to derail the N C A A champions, snapping Holy Cross 26 straight wins after a dramatic late run in the shadow of Morningside Heights.
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Columbia Quintet
Holy Cross
New York
Columbia
Army
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