The Fool at Junior College Little Theater
The Junior College Little Theater presented Channing Pollock's The Fool on April 28 and 29. Kenneth Cline played the lead first night and Harvey Coulter the second with strong acting. Dorothy Masson filled the leading lady role both evenings due to illness affecting Mary Pauls.
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The
Junior College Little Theater
Channing Pollock
Kenneth Cline
Harvey Coulter
Dorothy Masson
Mary Pauls
Harry Montgomery
Herry Little
Washington Junior College Credits Accepted by State Universities
Dean Harland Mead reports strong responses from Washington Junior College alumni now at State University and other institutions. Letters praise adequate preparation and cost savings from attending at home, noting junior college work easily transfers and supports later majors in Liberal Arts, Commerce, and Journalism.
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Harland Mead
Washington Junior College
State University
Lucille Reister
LeRoy Pratt
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Audrey Humble
School of Journalism
Little History of Kenneth Cline Interview Snippet
Kenneth Cline describes his November 11 birth in Missouri and recalls top life events such as winning the Missouri High School Tennis Championship and Iowa Junior College state basketball titles. He cites tennis as his favorite sport and Marie Dressler as a favorite actress. He plans to attend a four year college after graduation.
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Kenneth Cline
Tott
McCreedie, Mo
Iowa
Marie Dresster
Amuiliion
Jenior College
Local Play Receives Across the Board Praise
Spendthrift Helen Schoonover portrays a sympathetic lame girl and miracle scene. George Jones dominates as overworked laborer. others including Walt er Wells, Josephine Hull, and Sherman Watson deliver strong performances. A crowd of society women, workers, and gospel audience members participate, with praise for directors and stage crew.
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Helen Schoonover
George Jones
Gilchrist
Walter Wells
Joe Hennig
Josephine Hull
Pearl Hennig
Sherman Watson
Burdette Westermark
Roy Finch
Lucille Nicola
Alice Shevangoski
Mary Mickey
Leona West
William Sartor
Robert McFarlane
Vivian Zear
Ruth Knox
Ruth Gideon
LeRoy McGraw
Walter Wels
Gilbert Lawton
Dale Fuhr
John Durst
Earnest Marshall
Harold Ahrens
Wm. Kyle
Stanley Plank
William Shields
Wayne Brown
Wilma Walker
John Owen
Stanley Simpson
Berne Enslin
W. F. Bickel
Ruth Cunningham
Williams
Radio WSUI Annual College Broadcast Delights Iowa City Audience
Iowa City junior college musicians staged the third annual WSUI broadcast last night. Miss Helen Coffey organized the program with vocal groups and solos, featuring quartets from Washington Schools. Highlights included Two Women’s Trios, a Violincello Solo, and several vocal pieces.
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Iowa City
WSUI
Helen Coffey
Washington
Forensic Meet Opens Thursday May 12
The Iowa Junior College Forensic Meet starts Thursday May 12 at 8 p m with Washington negative facing Forest City junior college affirmative in round one. May 13 features Washington affirmative against Osceola negative in round two and Washington versus Sheldon in the final round at 4 p m. Extempore speaking occurs May 13 at 2 p m with William Sartor meeting contestants from Estherville Elkader and Sheldon. The oratorical contest follows at 3 p m with Grant McKane opposing speakers from Sheldon Elkader Forest City Maquoketa and Muscatine. A forensic dinner at the Iowa Memorial Union at 6 p m will conclude events with decisions announced. Washington Junior College enters three divisions. debates feature William Masson and Berne Enslin.
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Iowa Junior College
Washington
Forest City Junior College
Lot
Sheldon
William Masson
Berne Enslin
William Sartor
Estherville
Elkader
Grant MckKane
Forest City
Maquoketa
Muscatine
Iowa Memorial Union
Washington Junior College
Compulsory unemployment insurance and forensic meet notes
The article outlines positions on compulsory unemployment insurance and a competitive Junior College Forensic Meet. It details speakers Grant McKune and William Sartor and notes related debate entries, sectional tournaments, and the Blackhawks Tournament results with Burlington Muscatine and Washington advancing in oratory and extempore.
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Grant McKune
William Sartor
Town City
Blackhawks
Washington
Burlington
Blackhawk
Iowa City
Shelangoski Wins Rotary Oratorical Contest
Alice Shelangoski and Ruth Cunningham won first and second in the fifth Rotary Club oratorical contest held in the Auditorium on May 5. Shelangoski spoke God's Chosen People and Cunningham The Drawn of Useful Life.
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Alice Shelangoski
Ruth Cunningham
Rotary Club
Miss Shelangoski
Misa Cunningham
John Owen
Ruth Foster
Mission of America
Grant McKune
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