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University Daily Kansan
Monday, Feb. 4, 1963
Alums to Compete In TV Contest
Three prominent KU alumni will compete Sunday, Feb. 10, on the ABC network's nationally televised show. "Alumni Fun."
Representing the KU alumni are Doris Fleeson, news analyst and columnist; Stanley Learned, president of Phillips Petroleum Co., and national president of the KU alumni, and Rep. Robert Ellsworth,
72 Pass Tests On Languages
Seventy-two KU students passed the language proficiency examination given in January.
Proficiency in a foreign language sufficient to enable a person to live in a foreign country without suffering a language handicap, is a requirement for graduation from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Students may meet the requirement by completing 16 credit hours in a language, or they may elect to take the exam.
Students who passed the test were: STANHU
SPANISH
Ray Adams, Kansas City, Mo., sophomore; Sylvia Appel, Wichita, junior; Kristen Ambrose, Wichita sophomore; Robert Coy, Wichita seni<br> Dale Gald, Kansas City, Mo., freshman;
Barbara Gresser, Topeka senior; Richard Griffin, Bartvilleson, Okla., sophomore; Joanne Hahn, Salina freshman; Kathleen Harrow, Prairie Village freshman; John Henderson, Waukegan, Ill. senior;
Sandra Haywood, Winfield junior; Jay J
Johnson, Liberal sophomore; Joseph
J Kielsen, Liberal freshman; freshman;
Mary Koger, Lakewood, Colo. freshman;
Linda Lance, Wichita freshman.
Gretchen Mantzsch, Leawood freshman;
Katie Wittig, Leawood freshman;
David Montgomery, Haze Critchler;
freshman; Elizabeth Mueli, Des Moines;
freshman; Elizabeth Mueli, Phenyl Penglase, Tulsa, Oklia, sophomores.
John Peters, Baxter Springs junior;
Bob Johnson, Marshall freshman;
freshman; Laurel; Janelle; Seteing;
Kansas City. Mo.; freshman; Mary Smith;
William Williams; William
Sommerville; Lawrence; graduate.
Nancy Stanford, Prairie Village freshman; Margaret Layne, Stolzenbach, Washington; Margarete Stolzenbach, Washington; sophomore; Thomas Swanson, E.P.; sophomore; Math Swearinger, Leavenworth sophomore.
FRENCH
Dwight Sutton, Wichita sophomore; Glenda Underwood, Overland Park soph-
ophile; Ann Illin Walker, Mankate sophomore; Patricia Wulk, Skokie, Ill.
freshman;
Carl Oliver Bangs III, Prairie Village freshman; Patricia S. Barnes, Osage City sophomore; Dana B. Barkley, Sophomore, sophomore; Bruce A. Bikhak, Prairie Village freshman; Sharon E. Skogway, Alaska, sophomore; Douglas D. Dedo, Birmingham, Mich. sophomore;
E. Ann Elliott, Clay Center sophomore; R. Mebel, Geiger, Topeka freshman; Carl M. Gebel, Tampa freshman; student; Judy Rae Gottberg, Hoisington sophomore; Barbara Jo Hall. Turner freshman; Justin DeWitt Hill Jr., Lawyer; Freshman; Paul E. Holt, Caney sophomore:
Mrs. Beverley L. Klassen, Bison sophon-
freshman, Kay Rae Lutjen, Des Moines,
Iowa, freshman, Kathryn L. McKee, To-
wny, freshman, N.Cailey M. Ncally,
Bartlesville, Oklah., junior.
Cecilia E. Michener, Muncie sophomore;
Stephen R. Munzer, Salina freshman;
Carolyn R. Penner, Wichita sophomore;
Marlen N. Kenas City, Kansas, freshman;
Marla A. Mohson, Independence freshman; Milton S. Rubin, Prairie Village sophomore:
Nicholas A. Sharp, Lawrence freshman;
Nicholas A. Sharp, Lawrence freshman;
anne Kay Stover, Colby senior; Candace M. Thompson, Overland Park freshman;
Donald Worster, Golden Colo. seni
German
James D. Bono, Lancaster sophomore; Larry E. Jones, St. John graduate student; Nancy J. Kaster, Cummingham junior; Jane Kelly, Wichita senior; William L. Nichols, Wichita senior; Ann V. Sheldon, Independence sophomore;
LATIN
Karla Kay Hoelzel, Kansas City Mo.
Timothy Alan Miller, Wichita freshman.
congressman from Kansas.
THE ALUMNI TEAM will compete with alumni from the University of Texas for cash awards for their respective alumni funds.
The program is sponsored by the American Cyanamid Co.
"Alumni Fun" is produced by John F. Cleary, who also produces another question-answer program, "College Bowl," in which some KU students have competed.
The program will be shown at 3:30 p.m. on KMBC (Channel 9), Kansas City; KAKE (Channel 10), Wichita; KAYS, Hays and KOAM, Pittsburgh.
DORIS FLEESON. WHO WAS graduated from KU in 1923, is the only woman political writer in Washington, D.C. She was a World War II correspondent and holds the University of Kansas Distinguished Service citation.
Learned is a past president of the Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce and is a past chairman of the Greater University Fund Advisory Board.
Congressman Ellsworth, who was graduated from KU at the age of 19, was elected to his second term in 1962. Ellsworth, a lawyer, is the son of Fred Ellsworth, executive secretary of the KU Alumni Association since 1924.
Studies Eliminate Three Track Men
Three KU athletes are scholastically ineligible for second semester competition, Athletic Director A. C. (Dutch) Lonborg disclosed today.
All three men are members of the track team. They are hurdler Ed Wiberg, Kansas City sophomore; middle distance runner Gary Janzen, Enid, Okla., sophomore, and miler Mike Fulghum, Fredonia senior.
Also lost was the Jayhawkers' top spinter, Ron Suggs, a Bakersfield Junior College transfer. He was short of the required last 30 hours in residence when he transferred and thus is not eligible this semester. He has withdrawn from school, but is expected back in the fall.
Fine Arts Recitals Tonight,Wednesday
Two assistant professors in the KU School of Fine Arts will appear this week in the faculty recital series.
John Perry, pianist, will perform tonight and Kenneth Bloomquist, trumpet player, will give a recital Wednesday. Both performances begin at 8 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall.
PERRY IS THE winner of several international prizes in Europe and was a semi-finalist in this season's Van Cliburn international piano competition in Texas.
Bloomquist now directs the KU brass ensemble as an assistant director of bands for the University.
Quixote to be Subject Of Humanities Forum
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Prof. J. Mayone Stycos, professor of sociology at Cornell University, gave the first talk sponsored by the center last week. Prof. Stycos said the basic aims of the Alliance for Progress are being frustrated by excessively rapid population growth in Latin America.
Herman Iventosch, assistant professor of Romance Languages, will speak at the Humanities Forum at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Oread Room of the Kansas Union.
Prof. Iventosch will speak on "Principal Elements in the Elaboration of Don Quixote: Research, Old and New."
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Prof. Inventosch has taught at Harvard, Amherst and Lafayette before coming to KU in 1962. He is the author of numerous articles on prose writers of the Golden Age.
Prof. Blanksten is a leading authority on the government and politics of Latin America, and is a member of the citizens' advisory committee to the director of the Alliance for Progress.
George Blanksten, professor at Northwestern University, will speak on "The Alliance for Progress and Political Revolution in Latin America" at 4:30 p.m. in Fraser Hall.
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Latin American Series Continues
The second of a series of lectures on Latin America, sponsored by the KU Center of Latin American Studies, will be given Thursday.
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