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Summer Session Kansan Friday, June 24, 1966
Sunday concerts
CONCERT CHOIR AND CHAMBER CHOIR
James Ralston, Director
2:15 p.m. University Theatre
CONCERT CHOIR
Crucifixus ... Lotti
Alles was Odem hat, lobe den Herrn ... Bach
Agnus Dei ... Persichetti
She Dwelt Among Untrodden Ways ... Carr
She Walks In Beauty ... Foltz
I Hear A Voice A-Pravin' ... Bright
Darrell Benne, conductin CHAMBER CHOIR
A Choral Flourish ... R. Vaughan Williams
Magnificat ... Charles Theodore Pachelbel
Ave Maria ... Anton Bruckner
Tribute ... Ronald Lo Presti
I Beheld Her, Beautiful As A Dove ... Wealy Willan
Marchs of Peace ... Arthur Frankenpohl
James Ralson, conducting ORCHESTRA Gerald Carney, Director Captain J. H. Howe, Guest Conductor
Theme Song
Irish Tune from County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Symphony No. II (Romantic) ... Howard Hanson
Second movement, andante con tenerezza
Third movement, allegro con brio
Dowetail, Overture ... Robert Muczynski
Gerald M. Carnev, conducting
Three Bavarian Dances Edward Elgert
Finlandia Jean Sibe'
Captain J. H. Howe, conducting CONCERT BAND Russell L. Wiley, Director SYMPHONIC BAND Kenneth Bloomquist, Director Captain J. H. Howe, Guest Conducto
SYMPHONIC BAND
7 p.m. University Theatre
Grand March, The Spirit of Pageantry Percy Fletcher
Civil War Suite, The Blue and The Gray Clare Grundman
Overture, Poet and Peasant Franz von Suppe
Captain J. H. Howe, conducting
Star Spangled Banner
Variation Overture ... Clifton Williams
Scherzo and March from the Opera "Love for Three Oranges
... Serge Prokofieff arr. by Lucien Clailliet
King Cotton March ... John Philip Sousa
Mr. Bloomquist, conducting
CONCEPT RAND
Chester Overture William Schuman
Scherzo from Second Suite Robert Jager
Northwards March from Four Ways Suite Eric Coates
Mr. Wiley, conducting
Grand March, Fame and Glory...Albert Matt
Selections from "Mary Poppins". Richard Sherman & Robert Sherman
Slavonic Rhapsody No. 2...Carl Friedmann
Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger
Pharmacy lists its honor roll
Forty-one students in the KU School of Pharmacy earned places on the spring semester honor roll, Dean Howard E. Mossberg announced recently.
THOSE HONORED ARE:
Preston R. Craft, Junction City, 23; Edward DeLong, Topeka, 24; David Dimick, Wichita, 24; Eunice W. Erickson, Milwaukee, Wisc., 23; John B. Gallon, Altoona, 24; Quentin E. Gilman, Manhattan, 25; Thomas Harrison, Oklahoma City, Okla., 30; Judith Ann Lind, Clay Center, 23.
Seniors—Larry Alkire, Wichita, 2.8; Robert Bennett, Eureka, 2.4; Jerry L. Born, Beloit, 2.4; Richard Bower, Tenafly, N.J., 2.3; George M. Brenner, Princeton, 2.3; Gerald R. Brizendine, Eureka, 2.6; Linda Le Coleman, Holton, 2.7.
STEPHEN MAULE, WICHITA,
2.3; Charles McVey, St. Joseph,
Mo., 2.7; James L. Metger, Sabetha,
2.8; Duane Miller, Larned,
2.5; Thomas Reed, Lawrence,
2.3; Michael Short, Sublette,
2.3; Donald Vannaman, Ashland,
2.3; Daniel Vossman, Beloit,
2.6.
Fourth Year Students—David Allen, Norton, 3.0; Harvey Edmonds, Leavenworth, 2.8; Robert Emerson, Columbus, 3.0; Timothy Gruen, Abilene, 2.4; Frederick Kautz, Atchison, 3.0; Janice Milam, Shawnee Mission, 2.2; James K. Stoneking, Wichita, 2.8; Loren Wittmer, Emporia, 2.8.
Third Year Students—William Armbruster, Hutchinson, 2.4; Ivan Conover, Satanta, 3.0; Mark S. Fixley, Osawatomie, 2.8; Samuel Garbo, Garden City, 2.1; Albert C. Hardman, Hill City, 2.4; Emery Jossand, Johnson, 2.1; Robert F. Miller, Leavenworth, 2.3; James A. Whitaker, Nortonville, 3.0.
Second Year Student—Richard H. Snyder, Lincoln, 2.2.
The Red Dog will be open every saturday night all summer featuring top entertainment. We are fully air-conditioned.
Come down to the ol' Red Dog this saturday and dig the groovy sounds.
RED DOG INN 6th & Mass.
35 to attend talks
Five professors and 30 students will leave Sunday by chartered bus to attend a medicinal chemistry symposium June 26-30 at Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind.
The meeting will be the 10th biennial symposium for chemists concerned with medicinal drugs. It is sponsored by the American Chemical Society.
Professors attending are Edward E. Smissman, distinguished
professor and chairman of the department of medicinal chemistry; Mathias Mertes and Robert Wiley, associate professors of medicinal chemistry; Gary Grunewald, assistant professor of medicinal chemistry, and James McChesney, assistant professor of botany.
The 30 graduate and undergraduate students attending are active in medicinal chemistry research.
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