THE MICHIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,
Civic Theatre
Sets PlaybilR
The Ann Arbor Civic Theatre
aas announced its varied fare for
the' 1962-'63 Playbill, including
three comedies, a drama and the
classic "The Three-Penny Opera."
by Bertolt Brecht.
The Playbill's first offering will
be Lawrence Roman's "Under the
Yum-Yum Tree." Running Sept.
27, 28 and 29 in Trueblood Aud.,
this modern comedy will be di-
rected by Ted Heusel.
Truman Capote's comedy "The
Grass Harp" will be the second
production of the Playbill, pre-
sented Dec. 6, 7, and 9.
Jean Anouilh's drama "Becket"
is scheduled for Jan: 17, 18 and 19,
to be followed by "The Three-
Penny Opera." The B e r t o 1 d
Brecht-Kurt Weill classic will be
presented. Feb. 21, 22 and 23.
The Playbill will close with Phil-
ip King's gay farce "See How They
Run," to be presented April 18, 19
and 20.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
General Notices
Application Forms for National Sci-
ence Foundation Cooperative Graduate
Fellowships and Summer Fellowships for
Graduate Teaching Assistants are now
available in the Fellowship Office, Room
110, Rackham Bldg. These are awarded
by the Nat. Se. Foundation for grad-
uate study in the Physical, Biological
and Engineering Sciences, and in some
areas of Medical and Social Sciences,
and are for study in the academic year
1963-64 and Summer Session of 1963.
Students are advised to consult with
their advisors or departmental chairmen
before making application, to be cer-
tain that they meet the requirements
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N.S.F. Fellowship programs.
The persons listed below have been
selected as ushers for the 1963-63 Con-
cert season in Hill Aud., and must pick
up their tickets at the box office in
Hill Aud. on Sept. 20th and Sept. 21st
from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. or on Sat., Sept.
22 from 10 a m. to noon. The list fol-
lows:
Lucinda H. Anthony, David Joseph
Allor, Beverly Jean Attinger, Ronald S.
Attinger, Cecile Ackerman, Carol Ahola,
Kristen Almdale, Carolyn Marie Adams,
Ronald C. Allen, Karen Aas, Timothy
Albert Adams,
Diane Lynn Barlow, Paul Bendzsa,
Burton K. Bartle, Nancy P. Boyde, Ann
Louise Bearden, Lewis Joseph Bordeaux,
Velta Baumanis, Ann R. Bowlby, Peter
S. Barth, Nancy Barth, W. Fay Batts,
David F. Brod; Enid Joan Bailys, Anne-
Marie Baggaley, Bonnie Burnett, Mar-
vin Brown, Ann E. Barzler, Diana Bush,
Sara Ann Barber, Rosalie Brum,
Margery D. Cleveland, Sanford Coh-
en, Jeffery K. Chase, R. Terry Czerwin-
ski, Jennie Mae Chan, Filomena Ceniza,
Claude-Andree Gygi, Arlene Cohen, Jo
Ann Curlee, Betsy Conn, Barbara Chris-
toph, Luanne Cevela, Susan Crandall,
Mary Susan Cole, Lynn Ann Cohodas,
Jane A. Clifford, Alberta Linde Cohan,
Helen Cywinski, Carolyn B. Colwell,
Ann Patricia Cronin. Anabel Cuahonte,
Catherine Corlett, Marian Louise Can-
trall, Helen Cazepis,
Larry DePew, Mrs. James M. Dickey,
William R, Davey, Erma H. Donner, Al-
ton Joe Dahl. Kathryn Dahl, Roberta
Marie Douglas, Weldon Daines, Tom
Ross Dennis, Robert Damrauer, Louise
Duesing, Nancy Davidson, John J. Dahm,
Baudoin F. DeMarcken, Katharine C.
Dearborn, Constance DeMille, Agneta
Dymling, Donald Dygert, Jon G. Dom-
browski, Carol Lynne Dick, Gloria Ann
Ewell,,
Audrey Fortuna, Eleanor Fowler, Kar-
ren Freevol, Carolyn Ruth Foltz, John
A. Farrer III, Margaret Franks, Jane*
Freedman, Jeffery Harold Frank, Janet
Freidman, Hanny M. Feurer, Janet Car-
olyn Prieswyk, Nancy Ann Franzen, Al-
ma Forst,
Ellen Gustafson, Mrs. James Gibson,
Joann L. Gobel, Steven H. Greene, Lynn
Ginnis, Julie Goldschmidt, Margaret
Anne Gilleland, Ruth Goldway, Jerry
Gardner, Leni Susan Geller, Joan B.
Gusten, Mary Ellen Gilmore, Jacqueline
Alice Gast, Michael Gutterman, Don-
ald H. Goldhamer, Lynn Graff, Joan V.
Goodman, Judy Goodwin,
Emily Harju, Joyce L. Harlan, Law-
rence Harris Jr., Joan Louise Hartman,
Bonnie Heinz, W. Anne Helliar, Andreas
Kare Helum, Elizabeth Helmer, Alma
Jean Henderson, Barbara J. Hester,
Mary Lou- Hines, Dennis R. Holloway,
Ann Marie Hoeksema, Roger B. Howard,
Judith Hron, Susan Henderson Hub-
bard, Barbara Hubbell, Susanna Y. Hub-
ley, David A. Huisman. Howard B.
Huisman, Barbara Gale Hummel, Shir-
een Hutte, Jean Huttula, David Gardin-
er Hartman, Alice Houk, Judith Blair
Henderson, Bary Duane Hendricks, Bar-
bara S. Isreal, John Vance Isreal, Betty
Jean Isaacson,. Marcia Ilton, Penelope
Ireland, Martin Iser, Kolbrun Iingi-
m arsdottir,
Charles Alton Jewett, Lawrence R.
Jacobs, Diane Rosalyn Jacobson, San-
dra Dee Johnson, Marjory Jones, Su-
san E. Jiga, Julie Ann Johnson, Anita
Jackson, Steven M. Jones, Ron Jeffers,
Paul Emerson King, Linda Mae
Kuhies, Margaret Klee, Simon Louis
Klein, Ruth E. Krueger, Elizabeth Lee
Klatzky, Joan Kertis, Edward L. Klinen-
berg, Youngsook C. Kim, Hyun Koo Kim,
Susan D. Kinde, Joan Kagan, Joanne
Gertrude Kollin, Melinda Kraus, Laurie
Kasnow, Betsy Kenyon, Jean E. Kuntz,
Merlyn Kellogg,
Margaret J. Lowe, Kirsti Anne Lobing-
ler, Judy Ann Lando, Al Luthmers,'
Elizabeth Linz, Sandra Jean Low, Nancy
Lehnert, David B. Langhaug, Henry Lev-
in, Frances Lyman, Janet C. Leutz,
Laura Lazar, Marilyn R. Lindsay, Lois
E. Lukens, Louise Ann Lind, George
Levin, Judith Ann Lewis, Thomas R.
LeVeck, Anne Marie Lindgren, Fran Las-
ser, Anita Ruth Leichenger, Joanne E.
Livermore, Gail Lifson, E. Joyce Lister-
man, Diane Lewis, Patricia LeValley,
Bonnie Jean McDermid, Sheila McCarl,
George W. McCarl,
Barbara Anne Miller, Brenda Miller,
David L. Miles, Davil D. Miller, Sarah
S. Measel, Wesley W. Measel, Mrs. Whit-
ney F. Morrill, Lynne Milstein, Susan
Carr Martin, Marjorie Miles, Alan David
Magid, Donna Jean Martin, Joan Lois
Margosian, Mary Madden, Norine Mor-'
rison, Gloria Musho, Susan Morris, Car-
olyn Murphy, Kathleen Ann Murphey,
Virgil F. Massman, Nancy Massman, Ross
Melick, Marcia Mundhenk,
Patricia Neu, Thomas Peter Nacino-
vich Jr., Ralph Nossal, Nancy Nossal,
Joan C. Newman, Joan Nathan, Jane
Thirza Nicholson, Anne Elizabeth
O'Neal, David Allan Olson, Alexandra
Omalev, Andrew W. Orr, Betty Louise
Oja,
Joseph Pearl, Carol Jean Parr, Susan
K. Pretzer, Steven J. Pinney, , Carol
Lynne Porter, Jean R. Pence, Jeanne
Louise Paluck, Peter B. Prange, Robert
Alden Poutasse, Naomi Panush, Marian
Dale Porter, Ronald Pellegrino, Robert
C. Probasco, Elin Panzar, Joyce Poposki,
Richard L. Phelps,
Delmer D. Rogers, Elizabeth Carroll
Rankin, Sally Jo Rubin, Marcia Eliza-
beth Read, Janice Ann Ruth, Mark
Rosenbaum, Bonnie A. Roeber, Marjorie
Roth. Frederick C. Raje, William C.
Roettger, Douglas Ross, M. John Rowe
III, Carol Reeves, Rucha Robinson, Mar-
cia Lee Robboy, Mary Rapaport, Leta
Rubin, Louise Reiner,
Janet Stolorow,Carol Sipes, Marjorie
A. Stettbacher, Grace Louise Saefke,
Jeanette E. L. Stein, Teresita Santos,
Bonnie L. Snepp, Linda Jean Smalley,
Susan Suminoto, Gretchen Schnabel,
Ruth Schnabel, Arlene Sawall, Lois Vir-
gina Sawall, Judith Sofen, Joanne Beth
Steiner, Stephen Schlakman, Miriam
Singer, Deborah Sudran, Janet R. Si-
mon, Suzanne Schwind, Wilma R. Salis-
bury, Christopher J. Sanders, James C.
Schmidt, Jack Schwem, Mrs. Jack
Schwem, Ruth Ann Schemnitz, Ellen
Louise Simons, Patricia Stocking, Valerie
Ann Seiden, Elinor Marie Saulter, San-
dra Seyfried, Alice Virginia Stewart,
Sandra Lee Sykes, Elizabeth H. Sugg,
Katherine V. Simkins, Nancy Segall,
Heidi Schroeter, Susan Irene Salo, Sel-
ma Sawaya, Nancy Jane Solomon, Ann
Seglatter,
Janet Theiben, Patricia Tomlin, Carol
Margaret Thompson, Patricia S. Too-
good, Margery E. Teter, Haruko Tsu-
chiya, Marcia T. Van Foessen,
Lynne Winter, Susan K. Winne, Mrs.
Eric Wise, Helene Lois Weisman, Alice
Ann Winters, Joan Woertz, Maurice
Warner, Alma Monteith Wheeler, Joan
Kittle Wehner, Harrison G. Wehner, Re-
becca West. Margaret Witecki, Barbara
Warren, Darrel Walters. Shirley P.
Wolfe, David George Wilkins, Terry
York, Freya Louise Yaffee, Margaret C.
Young, Carol Young, Kathryn Yakes,
Diane Zemis.
The following sponsored student
events are approved for the coming
weekend. Social chairmen are reminded
that requests for approval for social
events are due in the Office of Student
Affairs not later than 12 o'clock noon
on the Tues. prior to the event.
SEPT. 21-
Delta Tau Delta, Party, 1928 Geddes;
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Welcome back par-
ty, YWCA; Theta Chi, Casual party,
1351 Washtenaw; Mosher Hall, Party,
200 S, Observatory; Jordan Hall, Mixer
with Scott House, 200 Observatory;
Wenley House, Marshmallow Roast, W.
Q.; AndersonDance, E.Q.; Hayden,
Open-open and Mixer, E.Q.; Phi Delta
Phi, Exchange Dinner, 502 E. Madison.
CL'r .
SEPT. 23-
Greene House, Open-open, E.Q.;
Lawyer's Club, Open House, Lawyers
Club; Phi Delta Phi, Open House, 502 E.
Madison.
Events
Student Government Council Approval
for the following student-sponsored ac-
tivities becomes effective 24 hours after
the publication of this notice. All pub-
licity for these events must be with-
held until the approval has become
effective.
Interquardangle Council, IQC Mass
Tryout, Sept. 25, 7:30-10:00. All quads.
Graduate History Club,Talk by Den-
nis Papazian, Oct. 11, 8:00 p.m., Rack-
ham Bldg.
Part-Time
Employment
The following part-time jobs are
available. Applications for these jobs
can be made in the Part-time Placement
Office, 2200 Student Activities Bldg.,
during the following hours: Mon. thru
Fri. 8 a.m. til 12 noon and 1:30 til 5
pm.
Employers desirous of hiring students
for part-time or full-time temporary
work, should contact Jack Lardie, Part-
time Interviewer at NO 3-1511, ext. 3553.
Students desiring miscellaneous odd
jobs should consult the bulletin board
in Room 2200, daily.
MALE
1-To teach gymnastics on a part-time
permanent basis. Hours would be
flexible.
1-With electrical engineer's training
and some practical experience. Must
be at the Junior level at least. 12-
time or full-time permanent posi-
tion.
-Several sales positions.
1--Marriedcouple with no children to
do yard work and baby sit on week-
ends in exchange for an apartment.
FEMALE
1-To take care of a 4 month old boy
Mon. thru Fri., 7:30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m.
1-To start as cashier and work up to
hostess position. Must be 25 years
of age or older. Full-time permanent
position. (8 a.m. to 5 p.mi.)
1-Married Couple with no children to
do yard work and baby sit on week-
ends in exchange for an apartment.
1-To teach gymnastics on a part-time
permanent basis. Hours would be
flexible.
1-To baby sit with two children (age
3 and 5) Mon., Wed., and Fri. nights,
in exchange for room and board.
1-To take care of two girls, 5 and 6
years old, from 12 noon to 5:30 p.m.
Mon. thru Fri. in exchange for room
and board.j
soc. Biostatisticians for the Office of
Biostatistics. Office involved in the
dev., execution, & analysis of health
statistics programs. BA including 15
hrs. in stat. or math (at least 6 hrs. In
stat.) & 2 yrs. stat. exper. MA may be
substituted for 1 yr. of exper. & PhD
for 2 yrs.
Research Institute, Ann Arbor Area-
Position as Ass't. Editor to assist author
in prep. of reports from engnrs. &
physicists. Do not want writer. Alums
with exper. in editing strongly pref.
Require BA English. Journ. degree con-
sidered. Prefer phys. sci. bkgd. in addi-
tion to English. Will consider person
without exper., but must have at least
3.00 grade point.
Sperry Electronic Tube Div., Gaines-
ville, Fla.-Openings as follows: Micro-
wave Tube Engnr.-MS or PhD in EE
or Physics; Equipment Engnr. & En-
viron. Test Engnr.-BSME plus exper.;
Quality Control & Reliability Admin.-
BS Indust. or Mech. Engrg. or Bus. Ad.
plus exper.; Mktg.-BS or MS Engrg. or
Physics plus exper.
City of New York-Position as Direc-
tor of Port Planning for grad with de-
gree in City Plan., Engrg., Arch., Econ.,
or Stat. Ten yrs. exper. in related field
including 5 yrs. in supervisory capacity
in field of planning & 3 yrs. in admin.
or exec. capacity. Apply before Nov. 1.
Daverman Co., Grand Rapids, Mich.-
Electrical Engnr.-BS degree. Work: de-
sign, variety of experiences-communi-
cations, power distribution, power gen-
eration.
Linde Co., Div. of Union Carbide
Corp., N.Y., N.Y.-Mech. Engnr. (Civil
& Chem. E. also considered) BS or MS.
Responsible for individ. component de-
signs, final plant layouts & assembly
working from process flow sheets dev.
by process des. engnrs. Location: Ton-
awanda, N.Y.
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For further information, please call
General Div., Bureau of Appts., 3200
SAB, Ext. 3544.
ORGANIZATION
NOTICES
USE OF THIS COLUMN for announce-
ments is available to officially recog-
nized and registered organizations only.
Organizations planning to be active for
the fall session should register by
Oct. 8, 1962. Forms available, 1011 Stu-
dent Activities Bldg.
Baha'i Student Group, The Baha'i
World Faith in Mexico, Sept. 21, 8, p.m.,
418 Lawrence,
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