Potpourri Tonight
Twelve finalists in the Speech I, Potpourri contest will present informative speeches at 7:30 p.m. today and Wednesday in the University Theatre in Murphy Hall.
Speaking tonight are: Pat Morly, Royal Oak, Mich., sophomore; Robert Ward, Wichita sophomore; Whitney Vinzant, Wichita junior; Tim Averill, Topeka freshman; and Johnnie Cole, Lawrence junior.
THE SPEAKERS for Wednesday night are: Margo Grutzmacher, Onaga freshman; Emily Benson, El Dorado freshman; John Coyle, Coffeyville freshman; David Graves, Media, Pa,
junior; Beverly Gibbs, Kansas
City, Kan., freshman; and Jan
Schoonover, Merriam senior.
Tryouts Today For Chalk Skits
Auditions for singers in the inbetween acts skits at Rock Chalk Revue will be held today at 8 p.m. in the Jayhawk Room of the Kansas Union.
About 10 singers will be selected for the skits. Interested students need not prepare vocal arrangements for the tryouts.
"THOSE STUDENTS auditioning for singing parts do not need to be able to dance." Allen Purvis, Topeka sophomore and In-Between Acts Committee chairman, seid.
Purvis added that the skits require a large number of male students.
The panel judging the students consists of Purvis, Bill Boulware, Leawood senior and producer, and Sharon Herowitz. Overland Park sophomore and student choreographer.
Tryouts for Rock Chalk Master of Ceremonies will be held in mid-January.
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The name "potpourri" is a French word meaning variety. These students were chosen in preliminary try-outs Dec. 8 and 9, said Wil A. Linkugel, associate professor of speech and drama.
Each Speech I class had previously chosen a representative to participate in the try-outs. The top 12 speakers were selected from this group.
EACH MEMBER of the audience will vote for what he considers to be the best speech. Gavels will be awarded to the winning three speakers.
Three Speech I instructors will evaluate the speeches Wednesday night. They are Mrs. Lauralee Peters, Dennis Smith and Charles Fulcher.
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