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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Nov. 21, 1963
KU Display Goes Abroad
Many students may not be aware of it, but part of KU has been taken across the Atlantic Ocean to Germany.
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Three thousand boys at a Munich secondary school, called Giselarealeschule, viewed a display on KU life. The five displays, shown last summer, were prepared by Walter Schmabling, KU visiting professor of German in 1961-62.
A sports display held a miniature football player and a toy stuffed Jayhawk. Football, basketball and track programs lay open to show American athletes. An "I'm a Little Jayhawk" sweatshirt was prominently displayed with a small football helmet.
A display case on KU German instruction held textbooks and copies of final examinations administered by the department. A yellow official class schedule open to Germanic Languages was the center of the exhibit.
information on the University Theater and pictures of Spooner Museum were included in a display on art.
PROF. SCHMAHLING lectured during the Institute on the work of Albert Bloch, internationally recognized American expressionist painter, who was head of the KU art department. . . He used pictures and slides given him by Mrs. Bloch to supplement his lecture in America House in Munich.
"KU—A UNIVERSITY in the USA", the main theme, was executed with maps of the United States, Kansas and KU campus, including a caricature map of KU in 1926.
Postcards of Green and Dyche Halls were used to illustrate campus architecture.
KU students in Germany for the summer language institute saw the displays, as did Jan Loram, professor of German, who was doing research in Germany.
Campus", showed pictures of Summerfield and Lewis Hall. A KU calendar and other schedules detailed day-to-day student activities. Commencement pictures and a program were included in the display.
A fifth display case, "Life on the
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