Clothing Campaign Is Launched Today By Pupils At LHS
Lawrence Junior High School students launched their annual used clothing drive during an all school assembly. The Student Council committee led by Norman Tate Judy McKinney and others will collect shoes clothing and textiles to distribute to Lawrence children the Local Social Service League the Salvation Army and Save the Children Federation. Donations may be given to any junior high student or by calling sponsor Frieda Cowles. the campaign ends at 4 PM on April 3.
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Judy McKinney
Col Jean Wright
Joan Baur
Becky McArthur
Sheila Conn
Mary Bodin
Gretchen Brown
Ruth Rhoades
Gene Shaughnessy
Lawrence
A. J. Dicker
Social Service League
United States
Federation Clothing Center
W. D. Wolfe
Lawrence Schools
World Clothing Week
Christian Children's Fund, Inc
Hugh C. Bryan
Leavenworth
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Save the Children Federation
Frieda Cowles
University Symphony delivers lively spring program led by Baustian
The University Symphony Orchestra presented an energetic spring concert Sunday with 18 players performing as seasoned veterans under conductor Robert Baustian. The program opened with Britten The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, a traverse from pomp to lighthearted music hall, drawing evident excitement from both players and audience.
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Robert Baustian
Recital Wednesday by KU pianist Roy Hamlin Johnson
Roy Hamlin Johnson, assistant professor of piano at Kansas University, will give a piano recital Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall, Music and Dramatic Arts Building. The Faculty Recital Series program includes Beethovens Sonata Op 53 Waldstein, Barbara Sonata, Funerailles, Liszt Concert Study in A Flat Major, and Liszt Rhapsodie Hongroise No 6. Johnson joined KU in 1954 after studies at Eastman and the Paris Conservatoire. He recently performed as a soloist with the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra.
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Kansas University
Swarthout
Music and Dramatic Arts
Johnson
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
Eastman School of Music
Eastman School
Rochester, N
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Rochester Civic
Eastman-Rochester Symphony
Paris
France
Conservatoire
Beethoven
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Liszt
Progressive Education Flayed by Adm Rickover
Rear Adm. H. G. Rickover warned that the nation may have to choose between a higher living standard and education reform. He criticized progressive education and Dewey teachings, saying full use of human resources requires longer school terms and fewer specialized high school shops. Also noted is a historical aside about New Jersey governors prior to 1738.
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H. G. Rickover
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John Dewey
57 Schools Send Entries to LHS For Festival Saturday
Fifty seven Northeast Kansas schools will send entries to Kansas University Friday and Saturday for the District Music Festival. Vocal and instrumental soloists and ensembles compete in KU buildings Hoch and Strong Auditoriums. Lawrence High School has 30 entries and Lawrence Junior High nine, with festival headquarters in LHS main office.
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Northeast Kansas
Kansas University
Kansas State High School Activities Association
KU Music and Dramatic Arts
Hoch
Strong
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Junior High
LHS
Leslie Nesmith
Harvey Jackson
David Farrar
Carl Nehrbass
Nancy Winston
Joy Skinner
Helen Stevens
Jane Blair
Rita Skeet
Molly McCalla
Katy Wright
Charles Allphin
Judy Nelson
Sara Hardiman
Robert Shenk
Malcolm Smith
Susan
Ulmer and piano solo judges named for event
Judges listed include Jack Anderson of Wichita University Al vin Edgar of Iowa State College W E Hendricks Kansas City Mo University Vance Jen rings of Wichita University Margaret Joy of Friends University Leslie Marks of Emporia State Teachers College Robert Milton of Kansas City Mo public schools Lucien Stark of Iowa State College and Robert Thayer of Friends University. Saws dated to the stone age found in caves across North America with flints and serrated edges described.
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America
Driatan Dristan Tablets Claim Sinus Drainage Relief
A New York Special reports a tablet that reportedly drains clogged sinus cavities quickly without discomfort. It claims to reduce swelling and relieve pressure through blood carried medication, available over the counter at 98 cents for 24 tablets with a full guarantee.
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New York
N.Y
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