Local student Miss Patton guests Easter at Patton home
Miss Mary Patton a Vassar student arrived Tuesday evening to spend Easter with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Patton in Poughkeepsie New York. Also noted Miss Janie Nelson granddaughter of Dr and Mrs W C Nelson made Emporia State Teachers College President's honor roll for the first semester of 1955 56 as a home economics freshman and Home Economics Club member.
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Mary Patton
Vassar
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
E. W. Patton
Janie Nelson
W. C. Nelson
Emporia State Teachers College
Nelson
Jorge Munoz-Reyes
Institute of Exact Sciences
University of San Andre
la Paz
Bolivia
Kansas University
Ray Lednicky
Richard
San Francisco
Manila
Philippine Islands
Lednicky
Ralph Gemmell
Dick Harp
K. U
Dick Wintermore
K. U. Alumni Association
Clay Center
Junction City
Edna Hill
Muriel Johnson
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kind Lady dazzles Fraser Theatre in Studio production
The Studio Theatre presents Kind Lady with an all student cast led by Joyce Elliott as Mary Herries and Ted Teichgraeber as Henry Abbott. The production features period London costumes and student built sets with Richard Fanolio's artwork. Nat Bek directs with Charles Dodrill assisting as the show tours Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Theatre
Studio Theatre
Edward Chodorov
Joyce Elliott
Independence
Mary Herries
Ted Teichgraeber
Emporia
Henry Abbott
Don Bowen
Ruth Dodrill
Sally Six
Vera Stough
Harper Barnes
True Binford
Warren Wandling
George Edwards
Lee MacMorris
Jerry Bailey
Judy Stone
Judy
Edwards
London
University Studio Theatre Workshop
Richard Fanolio
High Twelve Meeting Features Zoology Professor Speech
Edward H. Taylor of Kansas University spoke on snakes and methods to study reptiles in many states and abroad at the Lawrence High Twelve club meeting. Next Tuesday Kim Giffin of the University Speech and Drama Department will discuss department goals and his debate team experiences.
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Edward H. Taylor
Kansas University
Lawrence High
Taylor
Kim Giffin
Polynesian navigators used waves to read sailing data
Students suggest Polynesian navigators gained sailing data from wave contours that reveal differences over hundreds of miles after passing islands. The claim highlights how sea state patterns could guide ancient voyages.
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Caryle Fashions
A. Caryle
B. Caryle
Caryle
Weaver's Ready-to-Wear Shop
Sacony Suits
Palm Beach
Cream
Charles of
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Ritz
Wreem
Weaver's Cosmetic Shop
Weaver's Suit Shop
Sacon
Marlowe
Air Step
Rich Corkette
Weaver's Shoe Shop
Faille
Weaver's Coat Shop
Fleer