Six Faculty Will Attend Convention In Ohio Colleges
Dr. Elizabeth A. Leggett and Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer will speak at the sixty ninth annual Ohio College Association meeting in Columbus on April 5 and 6. Attendees include Dr. K K Leebrick Dean Earl W Crecraft Arden L Allyn and John L Blair.
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Elizabeth A. Leggett
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Ohio College Association
Columbus
Kk. C. Leebrick
Earl W. Crecraft
Arden L. Allyn
John
Leggett
Munzenmayer
Ohio Institutional
Staff revisions at radio workshop follow vacancies
The radio workshop restructured its production staff at a special meeting. Russell Lengs becomes supervisor of scripts, George Newman leads production, James Smiley runs sound effects, and James Hook becomes publicity director. Frances Koole remains student director with Blair Sheers and Don Taylor assisting.
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Russell Lengs
George Newman
James Smiley
James Hook
Frances Koole
Blair Sheers
Don Taylor
John Redmond
WADC
Annual Industrial Arts Club Banquet at Hotel Kent
The Industrial Arts club held its year end banquet at the Hotel Kent at 6:30 p m with about 90 members attending. The program featured relaxation music magic and talks by Prof S C Van Deusen Dr A L Heer and Harold Vincent plus magic by Donald Lea and Clyde Hawthorne served as program chairman.
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Industrial Arts Club
Kent Hotel
Adrian van Wyen
Hotel Kent
S. C. van Deusen
A. L. Heer
A. L. Heer, Director of the University Training School
Harold 8. Vincent
Akron Public Schools
Donald Lea
Dickey Avenue School
Warren
Clyde Hawthorne
Kent Dean E W Crecraft Attends Illinois Meeting
Rep Kent Dean E W Crecraft represents the university at the North Central Association in Chicago on April 3 and 4. He travels Friday to Columbus to attend the Ohio College association.
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E. W. Crecraft
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio College Association
Betts III Ill With Influenza at Home
George Betts III, supervisor of student publications, is ill at home with influenza. The note confirms his absence from duties while he recovers.
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George Betts
Radio Setup Pleases Bloch at Kent State
Kent State's silent radio station was rated by Louis M. Bloch Jr., Brown University student and BIS business manager, as about the nicest collection. The remark highlights the station's setup and quality, reflecting intercollegiate broadcasting standards.
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Kent State
Louis M. Bloch Jr
Brown University
Intercollegiate Broadcasting System
Kent State Radio Workshop Holds Scriptwriters Meeting
The Kent State University radio workshop will hold a regular scriptwriters meeting today at 4 pm in the speech room. All former members and others interested in writing original radio drama for workshop production are urged to attend, says supervisor Russell Lengs.
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Kent State University Radio Workshop
Russell Lengs
Kent State weighs joining IBS network for campus radio
Bloch visited Kent State to discuss joining the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System with university officials and the faculty radio committee. President Leebrick urged further study and said campus station KSU could go on the air if finances are found.
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Lege
Bloch
Kent State
Pres. K. C. Leebrick
KSU
Freshman Class Meeting Set For Tonight
The freshman class meeting resumes tonight in room 212M at 4 p m. All freshmen are urged to attend as plans for the future are announced and a date for the af fair is decided.
Cardinal Key Fundraiser Collects Tinfoil and Stamps
Cardinal Key asks all students to deposit tinfoil candy wrappers and tax stamps in two hall boxes to raise funds for an atrium clock. Each student is urged to contribute as part of the drive.
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Cardinal Key
Northeastern Ohio District Musical Festival Opens Tomorrow
Bands orchestras and choirs from nearly 100 schools in 12 counties take part in the third annual festival co sponsored by the Ohio Music Education Association under Prof Fred H Denker at the university and Roosevelt high school The event runs two days with sight reading and classification contests and winners advancing to the state meet in Columbus April 13 Admission is free.
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Northeastern Ohio
The
University
Roosevelt High
Ohio Music Education Association
Fred H. Denker
Columbus
Ralph E. Bush
Akron
Alliance
Youngstown
Barberton
University Leader Stricken by Flu Illness
Dr. K. C. Leebrick, university president, is confined to bed for several days after an influenza attack. He fell ill early, went to the office briefly, then returned home to rest. He was to speak in Columbus tomorrow but will dispatch his remarks with attending faculty members.
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K. C. Leebrick
Columbus
Churchmen To Convene Here For Interdenominational Conference
The Interdenominational conference of Ohio churches under the Ohio Council of Churches will meet on the campus all day Wednesday. About fifty ministers are expected. Dr. W. H. Thompson leads the rural department with 1934 Osa A Hall honor. Speakers include Dr. C. P Barnes Akron Rev David Pearson Solon Rev James D Wyker North Jackson and Rev R D Wingert Nankin. University students are invited.
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Interdenominational Conference of Ohio Churches
Ohio Council of Churches
W. H. Thompson
Osa
A. Hall
American Baptist Home Mission Society
C. P Barnes
Akron
Methodist Church
David Pearson
Solon
James D. Wyker
North Jackson
R. D. Wingert
Nankin
Flashes Opened Schedule For Spring Baseball
The Golden Flash varsity opens against Toledo University on April 30 at home. Nine games are set with two more tentative dates possible. A five day swing across the state features four to five games, including four home contests. After Toledo Kent travels to Wooster to play the Scots before returning home.
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Golden Flash
Toledo University
Toledo
Kent
Wooster
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Betts III
FROSH
Roosevelt High School
Dr. Leebrick
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