Oberlin Seniors Named For Shansi Fellowships
Five Oberlin College seniors were named 1959 Oberlin Shansi Memorial teaching fellowship recipients. Nancy Carroll and Ray MacNair will teach in South India, while Thomas Paton, William Ratliff, and Lynn Robbins will teach in Taiwan. Fellows teach two years abroad, then return for graduate study.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Nancy M. Carroll
Swarthmore
Ray H. MacNair
Talladega
Ala
Lady Doak
Madurai
South India
Thomas R. Paton
Kent
William E. Ratliff
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Lynn L. Robbins
Detroit
Ming Hsien
Shansi
China
India
Japan
Formosa
Muss Gail Baker
Mary Evans
Repr
Oberlin Inn
Nancy Carroll
Gilbert & Sullivan
Oberlin Association of Women Students
Peace Activies Group
Ray MacNair
Obrehn
YMCA
Peace Activites Group
Society of Friends
Y Public Affairs Commission
PAG
Thomas Paton
Tom
St. Andrews University
Scotland
William = Ratiff
Cape Cod
Mexico
Mexico City
Lynn Trobbing
Gilbert & Sullivan Players
Mummera
Wind
Students Recitals Slated Monday By Conservatory
Two seniors Inshorny and John Grigg of Boston will perform at a Conservatory recital Monday evening in Warner Concert Hall. They are joined by trombone and piano players with accompanying artists from Beacon and nearby towns, under the guidance of Revitalists and faculty including Marcia Stunkel and Charley.
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Inshorny
John Grigg
Boston
One College Conservat Magy
Tory of Music
Jake Lungworthy
Beacon
Fred
Warner Concert Hall
Marcia Stunkel
Charley
Tuba City
Arbona
Belle Plaine
Isansas
French
Visitor from Uruguay Seeks Music Ties at Oberlin Tour
A Uruguayan student Silvia Alndjom from Montevideo paused in Oberlin during a tour of American conservatories. She shows interest in contemporary classical music, symphony, student orchestras, and works by Edgar Allan Poe while meeting reporters in the conference room of the college administration building.
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Oberlin
Uruguay
Silvia Alndjom
Montevideo
Edgar Allen
Cartege Ademinstration
Recital At Chartin Conservatory Tonight
Five students from Chartin College Conservatory of Music will perform a recital this evening at Warner Concert Hall T3000. The list includes Elizabeth Quartier and Roberta Wentling among others. program details and student origins span Charleston West Virginia New Brighton Pa Dwight TH and Dawid Pan.
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Oblrian
Chartin College Conservatory of Music
Warner Concert Hall
Elizabeth Quartier
Charleston
Wo Va
Dudith Reitz
Buffilo
Noy
Roberta A Wentling
New Brighton
Paula Keleh
Dwight
Dawid Pani
Lillington
Oberlin Board Approves Three Year School Budget Plan
The Oberlin Board of Education approved a three year budget proposed by Superintendent Robert W Duncan. The plan calls for expenditures of 657972 for 1959 673760 for 1960 and 704370 for 1961 with 1958 actual expenses at 60797398 and a 10502 balance in 1960 and 553 in 1961. Senior Recital Friday in Warner Concert Hall features Anne Lloyd Young with Robert Raynes and Donald Rankin.
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Oberlin
Robert W. Duncan
Board of Education
Erlin
Anne Lloyd Young
Oberlin Je
Oerlin
Annne Lloyd Young
Oberlin College Conservat
Duncan
Pease
F.m
Warner Concert Hall
Graduate School of Theology
Brahms
Y R. Strauss
World Day of Prayer funds aid missions drive
Funds from World Day of Prayer support home and foreign missions in 145 countries. Observance at Fairchild Chapel includes a 2:30 p.m. service with the theme Lord, I Believe and a 7 p.m. talk by Mr. Raynes at Oberlin College events.
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Oberlin
National Council of Churches
United Church Women
Fairchild Chapel
Lord
Douglas Vernon
Philip
Newcomers Club Adds 3 Members in Oberlin
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club welcomed three new members Mrs Clifford Loflin of 413 South Main Street Mrs David Oughton of 17 North Pleasant Street and Mrs Fletcher Taylor of 180 West College Street at a regwar meeting held Monday night at Ohio Fuel Gas Co office. Members viewed a Betty Newton cooking demonstration and planned two March events including an Evening in Stereophonic Sound at 115 East College Street on March 9 and a bowling get together with husbands on March 14.
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Oberlin
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Clifford Loflin
South Main St
David Oughton
North Pleasant St
Fletcher Taylor
West College St
Betty Newton
Richard Kratz
East College St
Oberlin to Present Dom Juan in French at Hall Auditorium
The Oberlin College French Department stages Moliere’s Dom Juan in French this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Hall Auditorium. Sixteen students take roles in the five act comedy about a statue that comes to life to expose a murderer. Co directors Barenbaum and Bogers model after Theatre National Populaire. Major roles include John P. Mayer as Dom Juan and Deborah S. Gayl as Elvire. General admission tickets available at the door.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
French Department
Moliere
Hall
Simon Barenbaum
W. Hayden Bogers
Theatre National Populaire
New York
Dom Juan
John P. Mayer
Painesville
Robert FR. Herrick
Pittsburgh
Elvire
Gusman
Monsieur Dimanche
Ernest T. Attwell
Houston
Tex
Sganarelle
Deborah S. Gayl
Philadelphia
Michael E. Rudman
Dallas
Nicholas G. Metcalfe
Greenwich
Ronald L. Chastain
St. Joseph
Kenneth D. Roseman
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
J. Herbert Dresser
Baltimore
Woodchopper’s Tale Ends With Cold Twist
A local feature notes Mrs. Frank Hovis of the NCSA speaks at First Church family night about quitting smoking. The piece follows a man’s humorously frank attempt to quit after years, detailing cravings, substitutes, and a 30th hour milestone as he notes costs and air quality concerns.
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Oberlin
Frank Hovis
National Council For Social Action
First Church
Two Agencies Move Into New Oberlin Offices
Two agencies occupy the second floor of 13 West College Street in Oberlin as a third agency plans to relocate there soon, consolidating local government offices.
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Oberlin
West College St
Oberlin district weighs industry income and school needs
Duncan reports the Oberlin school district could gain taxes from industry and supports CAA and Pepperidge Farms construction. Board president Vance notes two key decisions: whether to seek another tax levy and how to fund school maintenance, salaries, equipment, and a bus program while aiming for a self supporting lunch program.
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Duncan
CAA
Pepperidge Farms
Oberlin
Lincoln St
E. P. Vance
Techies
Daniel M. Voelker
Oberlin Health Commission
Allen Hospital
West College St
Ernest Hoffman
The
Welfare Council
Red Cross
Savings Bank
Vance
Clan van Ausdale
Coed Cagers Vie For Title At Oberlin Yale Princeton Game
The 53rd Yale Princeton coed basketball and song contest closes Oberlin College season in Hales Gym. Yale captain Catherine W Pierce and Princeton captain Nancy L Ames lead their teams in the all-star intramural clash. Dormitories perform song contests at 7 30 p m with judges Miss J Marie Rankin Mrs W Blair Stewart and Miss Doris C Morton selecting the winning plaque recipients.
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Oberlin
Oberlin ‘College
Hales Gymnasium
United States
Catherine W .Pierce
West Barring
Iton
Yale
Nancy L. Ames
Oregon
Wis
Princeton Tigers
J. Marie Rankin
W. Blair Stewart
Doris C. Morton
Embassy House
Dinner Prom Policy OK'd by School Board
Oberlin accepts a junior senior prom policy that frees the board from post event activity. It leaves the dinner decision to the junior class and promotes student controls on using school facilities, with concerns over cost and timing.
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Oberlin
Board of Education
Igoe
Ted Schettier
Theodore B. Walter
Walters
Clare van Ausdale
Robert W. Duncan
Sign Warns OC Students City Is Hard Up For Cash
Oberlin College students face fines for cycling through red traffic lights after a Chronicle Telegram report of near accidents. Municipal Judge David K. Goldthorpe has fined and lectured them, urging students to spread the warning. The sign seen at College and Professor Streets reads Beware The citys hard up for cash. First arrests carried £5 fines with costs suspended. last week fines rose to $10 with costs not suspended.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
David KR. Goldthorpe
BR. A. Edgar
Kipton
College
Chronicle-Telegram
Goldthorpe
Health Commission Meeting Set Tonight
The Health Commission will meet at 6 30 p m today in the Red Room of the Oberlin Inn. Dr Dudley Johnson of the State Department of Health will be a guest.
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Oberlin
Oberlin Health Commission
Oberlin Inn
Dudley Johnson
State Department of Health
Pansy Chapter Plans Dance at Episcopal Parish House
Officers and guests of Pansy Chapter No. 34 of the Order of Eastern Star will host a dance at the Episcopal parish house in Oberlin. Music will be provided by Bradley's Orchestra. Tickets for a round and strafe dance are on sale from officers and at the door starting Friday at 5 p.m. on Feb.
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Pansy Chapter
Oberlin
Episcopal Parish
Bradley
Or. J Order of Eastern Star
Wil Spon-Ichestra
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William Kratliee
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Legistanine
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International Educational Ex Vhunwe Service
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U's Symphony Orchestra
British Council
ACUI
Poliphame
Medical
Bucharest
Romania
University of the Repubbliv
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Madjom
Oberlin Nursery
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Jackson St
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Ohio
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England
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Oberln College Conservatory
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Charles Ingersol
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Raynes
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