KU rifleman snares second place
KU's Chris Stark, Bartlesville, Okla., junior, took second place in individual competition with 1107 of a possible 1200 points in the Big Eight Rifle Match yesterday in the Military Science Building.
Stark, leading the KU blue team to a fourth place finish, was first in the standing category, scoring 347 of 400 possible points.
The Oklahoma State University team won the match scoring an aggregate of 5375. Nebraska took second and Missouri's number two team won the third place honors.
McClinton named to alumni board
Curtis McClinton, fullback for the Kansas City Chiefs football team and bank executive, has been elected to the board of directors of the University of Kansas Alumni Association.
Dick Wintermote, executive secretary of the association, said the board had elected McClinton to fill the remaining three years of the term of August G. Lauterbach, a Colby banker who is moving to Hawaii.
McClinton, a 1962 graduate in education from KU, was a three-year star in football and track. In 1900 he became
McClinton
1962 he joined the Dallas Texans of the American Football League This team later became the Kansas City Chiefs.
Active in youth work and in work with minority groups, McClinton is serving as executive branch director of the Black Economic Union.
Pharmacy course scheduled
About 250 persons will be attending the 24th biannual Pharmacy Extension Course to be held in four Kansas cities in May, a department spokesman announced.
Locations for the seminar meetings are Dodge City, May 6; Wichita, May 7; Junction City, May 8; and Kansas City, May 9.
The same program will be offered at each of the meetings.
This group of Pharmacy Extension course meetings completes the twelfth year of continuing education in professional pharmacy by KU.
Staff positions open for opera
The Mount Oread Gilbert and Sullivan Company will conduct inverviews for the production staff of its fall 1969 production from 7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday, May 6 in the Kansas Union, room 305A.
The fall show will be Gilbert and Sulilvan's "Iolanthe," a satire on the English Parliament and politics in general.
Staff positions open are: costume designer, set designer, art director (set painting).
technical director, stage manager, lighting technician, make-up supervisor, business manager, public relations director and assistants to the director.
Applications for all positions are available in the SUA Office and should be completed and returned there by 5 p.m. Tuesday, May 6.
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Twenty-one journalism students were initiated into Kappa Tau Alpha, national society honoring scholarship in journalism, in a ceremony in the Centennial Room, Kansas Union, Thursday.
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John Bremner, Kappa Tau Alpha member who recently joined the KU faculty in journalism, welcomed the new members on behalf of the society. The chapter voted to sponsor a program honoring an outstanding KU journalism alumnus each year. Warren K. Agee, dean of the School of Journalism, said he would seek support from the William Allen White Foundation for the award
Initiated as undergraduates were Carol Sue Stevenson, Leawood senior; Shelly Bray, Tokyo, Japan; junior; Jo Ann Marinelli, Wichita junior; Paula Myers Winchester, Lawrence junior; Judith Jarrell, Prairie Village junior; Charles Chowins, Leawood junior; Philip Higdon, Prairie Village senior.
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