Suomi Choir to Perform Finnish Pieces at Kent State
Fairport Harbor’s Suomi choir of 60 youths from Suomi Lutheran church under Lawrence Jenkins will perform 12 Finnish composer pieces plus four alto solos and piano renditions by Vernon Bailey on Sunday April 14 at 4 p m in the Kent State auditorium. Tickets are 35 cents. student helpers are sought to assist in sales.
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Suomi Choir
Fairport Harbor
Ohio
Kent State Auditorium
Suomi Lutheran Church
Lawrence Jenkins
Vernon Bailey
Finland
Linda Hyppa
Painesville
Kent Jenkins
Jenkins
Sibelius
Suomi
England
United States
Linda Hoppa
Cady And Reeves Of PC Staff To Speak Here
Ohio college editors will gather at the university for the first Ohio College Newspaper association meeting during Journalism week from April 24 to 27. Vernon Cady of the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Russell Reeves, Plain Dealer assistant news editor, join a roster of speakers for the college program. Also, hundreds of high school journalists will attend the fourth annual High School Journalist Day on Saturday April 7 with special sessions.
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Ohio
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Vernon C. Cady
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Russell H. Reeves
the Plain Dealer
Pilots Reach 700 Flying Hours In CAA Course
Kent State University students in the CAA course have logged over 700 air hours with 1500 total hours planned by June 15. Ground work totals 64 hours per student with eight hours on engines and instruments remaining.
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Kent State University
CAA
Adrian van Wyen
Forecasts Show Early Teacher Hiring This Year
Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer, director of the placement division, reports early calls for teachers and signs of interest in securing new staff. Supervisors visiting for the Northeastern Ohio District Music festival will interview prospective teachers, with arrangements handled by the placement office.
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Lester H. Munzenmayer
Munzenmayer
Barrie Leads Sophomore Hop Orchestra With Rhythm Night
Sophomore class proxy Bob Seese announced Dick Barrie and his Columbus based ensemble will perform for patrons at the Sophomore Hop on April 19. Barrie has drawn crowds in Columbus with his catching rhythms breaking attendance records.
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Bob Seese
Dick Barrie
Barrie
Columbus
Queen Judging Set For Sunday
The May Queen judging for campus beauty will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. in Moulton hall, sponsored by Cardinal Key. Judges include Prof E Ladislaw Novotny Victor Schreckengost and Willard Combes. Contenders must submit a nomination blank with ten signatures and a glossy print by noon Saturday.
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Moulton Hall
Cardinal Key
Cleveland
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Victor Schreckengost
Cleveland School of Art
Willard Combes
Cleveland Press
Art School
Dean of Women
Queen’s Court
Fourteen Earn Straight Four Point Average at Kent State
Kent State figures from the registrar show 822 students earned 3.0 or higher last semester. Fourteen achieved a perfect four point average with all A grades in 14 or more semester hours. Names include Mary Avery and Ernestine Baumgardner among others.
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Kent State
Mary Avery
Ernestine Baumgardner
Frances Claypoole
Walter Forbes
Ray Frank
Joe Hart
Gordon Hostettler
Norma Jackson
Marvin Keller
Dorothy McCue
Ellis Mayhew
Pearl Rankin
Carol Sayers
Doris Weston
Cuber to Direct Marriage Clinic at Akron University
Dr John F Cuber assistant professor of sociology will conduct a marriage clinic at Akron University from April 9 to 12 Sponsored by the Women's League of Akron University the program includes three open lectures with topics such as Boy Meets Girl Boy and other related discussions
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John F. Cuber
Akron University
Women's League of Akron University
Northeastern Ohio Music Festival Opens With 2000 Players
Northeastern Ohio District Music festival begins today at the university and Roosevelt high school with more than 2000 musicians from nearly 100 schools in 12 counties. Winners advance to the Columbus state contest, with bands orchestras and chorals vying in separate divisions guided by Ohio Music Education Association officials.
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Northeastern Ohio
University and
Roosevelt Hian School
Fred H. Denker
Ohio Music Education Association
Ralph E. Bush
George Waln
Akron
Alliance
Youngstown
Canton
Warren
University Auditorium
Kent State Board Promotes Thirteen Faculty Members
The Kent State University board of trustees promoted thirteen faculty members across departments including biology English chemistry accounting and marketing. No action was taken to rehire Dr Anna Schafheitlin, professor of German, who remains in Germany.
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Kent State University Board of Trustees
Dc. J. Alexopoulos
Ralph Deter
J. Ax. Herrick
Marguerite Lamar
Walter Lee Simmons
Clarence Slocum
Ronald Spacht
Charles Sumner
Weldon William
Harry D. Wolfe
Glen Leffler
Anna Schafheitlin
Germany
Relations Group Discusses Budgets for University Funds
Budgets from each department receiving student activity fund money were presented at the Student Faculty Relations committee meeting held at 4 0 p m. The session marked the first for new members Dr W M Williams Dr C B Sumner and Dr J T Laing who replaced retiring members Dr A Sellen Roberts Dr G Q Leffler and Prof G Harry Wright.
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W. M. Williams
C. B. Sumner
J. T. Laing
A. Sellen Roberts
G. Q. Leffler
G. Harry Wright
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Cady and Reeves
Civilian Aeronautics Authority
Clayton Heinlen
Frank Petee
Mary Sherriff
Donald Deitz
Russell Kenyon
Mid-City
Art Stanley
Sophop
Cuber
Roosevelt Auditorium
Pennsylvania
O. M. Ela
Board of Trustees
Harold J. Hoflich
O. H. Williams
Liberal Arts College
Hoflich
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