Summer Session Kansan
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Junior High Concert
Orchestra-Band-Chorus Saturday, July 11
University Theatre
Orchestra
Prelude and Cebell from "Suite in C" Purcell-Brown
String Section
Overture, Rosamunde Schubert-Weaver
March Hongoise Berlioz-Reibold
Plunkin Peter ... Barnard
... Studies Series ...
Full Orchestra
Russian Sailor's Dance ... Gliere-Isaac
Full Orchestra
Mr. Crawford, conducting
String Section
Band
Suite in F ... Holst
March
Pageant ... Persichetti
American Folk Rhapsody ... Grundman
Mr. Corbett, conducting
Brass Aflame ... Cacavas
Toccata for Band ... Erickson
Variations on a Theme by Paganini ... Gardner
Themes from Symphony No. 6 (Pathetique) ... Tschaikovsky-Johnson
Mr. Brummett, conducting
**Chorus**
Accompanists
Pat Holstege, Goddard, Kan.
Dixie Gossett, Carthage, Mo.
Six Brahms Folk Songs ... Brahms
  I'd Enter Your Garden
  How Sad Flow the Streams
Mass in F ... Schubert
  Introit
  Gloria
  Credo
  Offertory
  Sanctus
  After the Transubstantiation
  Agnus Dei
  Finale
Man Is as Grass ... Davenport
Bye Bye Blues ... Arr. Simeone
Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little and Goodnight Ladies
Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little and Goodnight Ladies from "The Music Man" ... Willson
Two Join Microbiology Staff
A man who has engaged in the practice of veterinary medicine and one who recently completed a scientific tour of the Far East have been named faculty members in the department of microbiology.
M. James Freeman, a specialist in certain diseases of swine, will teach and conduct research in the fields of immunology and immunochemistry.
Donald Dusanic, who will join the faculty Sept. 1, returned early this summer from a three-month tour of
the Far East, where he studied infections related to elephantiasis.
Both faculty members will hold the position of assistant professor.
Freeman, who did undergraduate work at the University of Florida, practiced veterinary medicine for several months in Nashville, Ill.
Dusanic completed his undergraduate work at the University of Chicago and was granted a Ph.D. by the same institution in 1963.
Each year coaches are faced with the task of signing new recruits. This year was no exception, as both football and basketball coaches rounded up many promising prospects at the University.
KU Coaches List Several As Recruits
MANY FINE YOUNG football and basketball players come from here in the state. Two of the most outstanding high school graduates who have decided to come to KU are John Carter of Norton and Bill Trull of Lawrence.
By Dale Schroeder
Carter stands 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 210 pounds. He was an all-stater in both football and basketball.
Friday. July 10, 1964
The other double all-stater is Bill Trull from Lawrence. He stands 6 feet 1 inch and weighs 180 pounds. He was a quarterback on the football team at Lawrence High School.
AMONG THE OTHER outstanding prospects to play basketball here are Wandy Williams of Long Island, N.Y., and Rodger Bohnenstiel of Collinsville, Ill.
Williams was a highly sought prospect in both basketball and football. All of the Big Ten schools were after him and many major universities. He is 6 feet 1 inch tall and weighs 190 pounds.
Bohnestiel is a 6-foot 6-inch,
200-pound basketball player. During
his career as a forward in high
school, he scored a total of 1,780
points. He was chosen as a Prep All-
America.
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING basketball player who has signed a letter of intent to play here at KU is Al Lopes, who played for Coffeyville Junior College. The 6-foot 5-inch 185-pound forward-guard is originally from Providence, R.I. He was a junior college All-American at Coffeyville.
Some of the other football signees are quarterbacks David Bouda from Omaha Creighton Prep and Mike Cochrane from Magnolia High of Anaheim, Calif. They will be joined by halfback Warren Gillette of Boulder, Colo., and end Roger White of Aurora, Kan.
Two high school graduates who will compete in track are miler Gene McClain of Salina, who owns a 4:10 mile and a 1:53.6 half, and Drue Jennings of Argentine, who has run a 10.0-100-yard dash and has a state record of 48.3 in the 440.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MISCELLANEOUS
HOT RODDERS) 1940 Ford Coupe—Stock
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at 1133 Rhode Island. . . . .
Must sell (cheap) Motorcycle 1964
Motorcycle 1972
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Typewriters, new and used portables,
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Typewriter, adder, rentals and
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Hot Rodders 1940 Ford Cpe. Stock. Body
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1961 Coronado Red Corvette Roadster,
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Have you tried the Hillerest Bowl
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Hillerest Bowl maintains the finest lanes in Kansas. All time high scores rolled on our lanes last year in Kansas State Men's Tournament and in 1963 American Legion Tournament. Come in for a FREE line before 6 p.m. or after 9 p.m. any
GERMAN MAJOR will tutor students of
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records:
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Brake Adj. . . . 98c
Automotive Service
Motor Tune-Upe, Wheel
Balancing
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FINA SERVICE
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Fraternity Jewelry
STUDENTS
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