Class Heads Name Popularity Ball Committees in Wills Gym
The junior class president Bob Casey announced committee appointments for the Popularity Ball to be held April 19 in Wills gym. Virginia Block chairs decorations. Bob Durivage handles band. Beverly Lewis directs intermission with Phil Dempsey. door chairmen are Ann Demiter Mary Jones and Beverly Lewis. other members include Bob Stevenson Jean Goncher and Matilda Davis. Freshmen pay 60 percent of the load, sophomores 25 percent, juniors 15 percent. dues required for freshmen and sophomores. juniors and seniors admitted free by last quarter lists. dues charged for juniors not required.
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Wills Gym
Bob Casey
Art Club
Virginia Block
Bob Durivage
Phil Dempsey
Beverly Lewis
Sponers
Ann Demiter
Mary Jones
Bev
Erly Lewis
Bob Stevenson
Jean Goncher
Matilda Davis
Casey
Wooster College Choir to Perform Sacred Works at KSU Today
The Wooster College choir with 30 singers and Wooster Symphony string players will present three sacred works in KSU's university auditorium at 2 p.m. The program includes Buxtehude's Jesus Joy and Pleasure, Lassus Have Mercy on Me, and Schütz The Seven Words of Christ on the Cross. Performers include Eve Richmond, Dorothy Showalter, Charles Croghan, Paul Modlish, William Steiner, and Doris Fetzer on organ. Admission is free.
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Wooster College Choir
Wooster Symphony Orchestra
Buxtehude
Jesus
Symphony
Eve Richmond
Dorothy Showalter
Charles Croghan
Paul Modlish
William Steiner
Doris Fetzer
KSU
Wooster
Caro Carapetyan
Carapetyan
Units Get New Garb for Kansas State Bands
Kansas State University unveils new uniforms for two marching bands. A 60 piece men’s unit and a 40 piece girls group will wear gold coats blue trousers or skirts white boots and European front hats with four majorettes and one drum major creating a 105 member ensemble. Prospective members should contact Prof. Metcalf this week. rosters show 18 girls and 30 boys. Practices start in 309M with sessions Monday Wednesday and Friday.
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KSU
Roy D. Metcalf
Prof. Metcalf
Metcalf
University
KSU Receives War Surplus Equipment Systemwide
The industrial arts program at Kansas State University gains substantial war surplus gear across Aviation ceramics crafts woodworking and metal processing divisions. Head Dewey Barich cites roughly 100000 value at cost with machines including lathes shapers a grinder and power tools added since last year.
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War Assets Administration
Dewey Barich
Industrial Arts
Marching Band Clinic Plans Are Revealed
Roy D. Metcalf announces a marching band clinic and drum major classes set for June 23 to July 3. Roger Lee and Mary Evelyn Thurman will lead drum major instruction, with guest conductors Orin Ford and Milton Niergarth directing the band and daily drills for high school students. Enrollment closes June 9 and private lessons will be offered by Cleveland Symphony musicians.
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Roy D. Metcalf
Tes
Roger Lee
Mary Evelyn Thurman
Lee
Miss Thurman
Orin Ford
Massillon
Milton Niergarth
Cleveland Shaw
Ford and Niegarth
Cleveland
Symphony Orchestra
BG's Withdraw Beta Gamma Sorority Entry
Beta Gamma sorority withdrew its entry from Pork Barrel today after incorrect art supplies for the backdrop and displays arrived too late to exchange.
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Beta Gamma Sorority
Pork Barrel
Newsman to speak to class on facsimile news transmission
Kenneth Cole of the Akron Beacon Journal will report on the new facsimile news transmission process in a lecture to Prof. William D. Taylor's journalism class Friday at 2 p.m. Cole returns from Miami where he observed the experiment's demonstration and outlined the principle features in Sunday's Beacon Journal.
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William D. Taylor
Kenneth Cole
Akron Beacon Journal
Cole
Miami
Miami Herald
Beacon Journal
Meeting Set by Stater Staff in Room 107M
Robert J. Casey announcing a meeting of the Stater staff in room 107M at 4 p.m. today. The event is coordinated by the managing editor and aims to address ongoing newsroom affairs.
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Stater
Robert J. Casey
New Plates New Cards Registration Drive at Traffic Dept
Traffic Director Dale Rowe announced that 1947 license plates must be registered at the Traffic Department east corridor to Wills gym. Last year’s registration is void and all student owned vehicles within Kent city limits must register. The first session of the new Traffic Court is set for next Wednesday at 4 p.m and violators will be notified. Some students have already paid fines at the treasurer’s office to avoid summons.
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Traffic Department
East Corridor
Wills Gym
Dale Rowe
Rowe
Kent
Women Put In Place at Zeta Iota Speech
Mrs. Ella Mae Casteel director of Radio Station WKBN Youngstown will address Zeta Iota ladies at 7 tonight in 107K. Her topic is Women s Place in the Business World.
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Ella Mae Casteel
WKBN
Youngstown
Zeta Iota
KSU Faculty Members On Speaking Tour
KSU professors will visit meetings conferences and schools in a speaking tour. Dexter will discuss The Fairy Shrimps before Phi Sigma Xi on April 3. Oswalt talks Welfare and growth of the child April 10 at Alliance Ohio.
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KSU
Ralph W. Dexter
Phi Sigma Xi
E. R. Oswalt
Alliance, O
Harry A. Cunningham
Columbus
Ohio
Alice Haley
Langsam to Address Student Assembly on Psychology ties
Dr. Charles L. Langsam of Cleveland will speak to a student assembly on The Relationship of Psychology to Psychiatry. The talk is sponsored by Psi Chi and will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the auditorium, Nellie Young reports.
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Charles L. Langsam
Cleveland
Psi Chi
National Psychology Honorary
Nellie Young
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