Tuesday, February 15, 1955 University Daily Kansan
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KU Chorale, Faculty Visit St. Louis Meeting
The KU Chorale and University faculty members are taking part in Music Teachers National association's convention in St. Louis, which began yesterday and lasts through Thursday.
Poet Whitman Subject of Talk
No one has expressed the dignity or brotherhood of man as well as Walt Whitman, Dr. Edward F. Grier, assistant professor of English, said yesterday.
Speaking on "The Centenary of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass", Dr. Grier said the work was at first a failure, yet through the centuries it has become recognized for what it is.
Dr. Grier said Whitman began to write at the height of the Romantic period and a new emphasis was placed on the work of the individual.
"Walt Whitman keeps alive the American dream and does it by being a poet," he said. "In Whitman poetry the common man comes alive."
The Whitman exhibit will be displayed in the library and the Union through February. It includes materials from the library's own collections, as well as Whitman books, manuscripts, and facsimiles loaned by the New York Public library and Charles E. Feinburg of Detroit, Mich.
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- "KU Night" for St. Louis alumni and high school seniors and their parents was held Saturday. The KU chorale presented a program of music and Coach Chuck Mather spoke to the group, Carlyle Smith, professor of design, who previously visited the school, answered questions concerning KU. The chorale, demonstration group for the convention, spent Sunday rehearsing under the direction of Robert Shaw.
KU students and faculty who attended the convention, aside from the choralie, are: Jeanette Cass, associate professor of music theory; Reinhold Schmidt, professor of voice; Austin Ledwid, instructor of music theory and band; Virginia Vogel, fine arts sophomore; Jerald Stone, education senior; Mrs. JoAnn Sellards, fine arts senior; Edith Nichols, education senior; Phyllis Glass, graduate student; Emily Wolverton, education senior; Donnell Clarence Horn Jr., education junior; Dr. E. Thayer Gaston, professor of music education; Marcus Hahn, instructor of music education; Robert Unkefer, assistant instructor of music education, and L. E. Anderson, professor of organ.
At a Jayhawk luncheon to be held Wednesday for students, faculty, and alumni, Dean Thomas Gorton of the School of Fine Arts will tell of new development in music on the campus including details of the proposed music and dramatic arts building.
11 Receive $150 Scholarships
Eleven KU men have been awarded residence hall scholarships valued at approximately $150 each, Dr. Dennis Trueblood, director of aids and awards, announced today.
Four of the awards go to men entering KU for the first time. The four are Victor Larson, fine arts freshman from Tescott; John Cochran, engineering freshman from Wellington; Jay Fisher, college freshman from Marion, and Ronald Claiborne, engineering freshman from Amarillo, Tex.
Students already enrolled in the University who received the awards are Gerald Raw and Clark Beck, college freshmen; Vaden Child, Larry Myers, and Victor Viola, college sophomores; and Kenneth Deissler and Ted Pendleton, engineering sophomores.
Lawton Asks Help To Avoid Traffic Jam
Keith Lawton, administrative assistant to the chancellor, today urged students and townspeople to help avoid a parking and traffic problem which might result on the night of the dedication of the new fieldhouse, March 1. He asked students who live within a reasonable distance of the fieldhouse to walk to the game.
San Francisco—(U.P.) The view is a little too good for Civilian Defense observers here, according to Mrs. Pauline Gale, head of San Francisco's Ground Observer corps. Mrs. Gale says she has a major personnel problem because the beautiful view of the Golden Gate is constantly inspiring romances. "There have been three marriages recently" she said. "And I can see two more romances coming up, and it isn't even spring yet."
A Major Defense Problem
The heat for pipe smoking by coeds seems to be burning itself out. For months we haven't even heard a self respecting coed mention the jeweled darling hidden in her bottom drawer.
Out of town spectators are cooperating in that many are chartering buses and coming in groups. "Students and townspeople can contribute a great deal towards the success of the opening, and particularly towards the parking and traffic problems," he said.
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MISCELLANEOUS
"SALT OF THE EARTH," an American film about Mexican-Americans and labor troubles in the New Mexico mines, shown at 7:30 p.m. Strong auditorium, Friday. Feb. 18. Sponsored by Current Affairs Club. 2-18
The Faculty club has a similar program each Sunday evening, consisting of a speaker, music, or the reading of poetry.
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Following the program, there will be a dinner at 5:30. Host and hostess for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Axe.
Mr. and Mrs. Hundley Off to Trenton, Mo.
Zora Belle Hundley, fine arts junior, will withdraw from school next week to accompany her husband, Ed Hundley, assistant manager and sports director of KLWN since February 1951, to Trenton, Mo., where he will become manager of KTTT. effective March 1.
Los Angeles —(U.P.) Army Sgt. Antonio R. Hernandez got a rude awakening yesterday by the passing of a switch engine and 11 freight cars. They passed directly over him after he fell asleep on some railroad tracks. Sgt. Hernandez was unhurt.
Mrs. Hundiey, the former Zora Robertson of Lawrence, has been a piano student of Jan Chiapusso and a voice student of Meribah Moore. The couple will leave here Feb. 22.
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