University approves $850000 Practical Arts building plan
Trustees approved preliminary plans for a new Practical Arts unit costing 850000. Architect Harry A Fulton will draft drawings for state bids, possibly in June. The two story front houses offices and classrooms with a 200 seat auditorium and an art gallery. Eight new faculty named and street names set Hilltop and Terrace.
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University
George A. Bowman
Harry A. Fulton
State Director of Public Works
Industrial Arts
School of Art
Nancy Elizabeth Miller
Canton
Ie J. Todd
Bloomington
Ind
Miss Miller
Canton Public Library
University of Kentucky
Paul Oren, Jr
New Haven, Conn
Charle L. Riggs
Lexington, Ky
Marvin R. Koller
Columbus
Wayne R. Wolfert
Madison
Wis
University Theater
Wolfert
Wesley Egan
Galen Frantz
Lima
Thomas L. Shubert
Akron
Harold Levinson
Terrace
Paul E. Beck
Auditions Open for WKSU Staff Announcers
WKSU invites regularly enrolled male students not on probation to audition for staff announcers in Studio B at 319K this afternoon from 3 to 4 15. Clarke confirms auditions for control operations and notes yesterday’s 15 minute student produced newscast and jazz program.
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WKSU
Walton D. Clarke
Clarke
Radio Division
School of Speech
Carleton J. Smyth
Kent States
Robert West
Stater
UT Sets One Act Plays In Penthouse Style
The University of Texas will present two one act plays in a 60 minute program at Moulton hall at 8 15 p m tomorrow. Hello Out There by William Saroyan directed by Charles Kray and Trysting Place by Booth Tarkington directed by Gene Mekler will be staged with the audience around the stage. Admission will be by activity tickets.
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Experimental Theater
Moulton Hall
William Saroyan
Booth Tarkington
Trysting Place
Charles Kray
Gene Mekler
Casting For UTs Drama Ends Today
Last tryouts for the University theater production Wan hope Building are today at 3 p.m. in 315K and 7 p.m. in the radio workshop Studio A. Open to all university students.
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University Theater
Wanhope
NEC School Press Clinic Draws 800 Students
Eight hundred high school students from about 75 to 80 schools will attend the ninth annual Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press clinic on Saturday April 23. A banquet and nine category awards will highlight the day, with the Thomas J. Herbert trophy for best interview.
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Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic
Thomas J. Herbert
Chi Pi
Lambda Phi
Roger Baele
Chestnut Burr
Sword of Monsieur Le Blanc at RW Workshop
RW Presents a radio workshop production featuring Jim Iacovazzo Phillis Phillips and Bill Zucchero. Directed by Dave Freed the play by Bob West follows an author whose nightmares come true in a chilling tale.
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Monsieur le Blanc
Jim Iacovazzo
Phillis Phillips
Bill Zucchero
Dave Freed
Bob West
Honoraries To Accept New Members
A group of outstanding junior and senior students will be elected to Blue Key and Cardinal Key within the next month. Applications for Cardinal Key are available tomorrow and Monday in Dean Ada Hyatt's office and must be returned to Ann Irons before Tuesday at 4 p.m. Blue Key applications are due May 1.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Ada Hyatt
Ann Irons
Donald Warman
Atrium
KSU Glovers Feature Tonight's BC Bouts
Booster club trophies will be presented during intermission to the campus groups selling the most Booster memberships. Dave Freed handles MC duties as Al Newman and partners prepare a slapstick boxing bout. Eight bouts are arranged by Ed Lavery Jr with Ned Brandt and Tommy Brown joining the Golden Glovers from Akron. Doors open with student tickets 75 cents and ringside seats 1.50. The show marks the second booster event promoted by the Laverys at Knights of Columbus hall in Kent.
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Dave Freed
al Newman
Nick Bozeka
Larry Olson
Gene Mekler
Bill Zucchero
Ed Lavery, Jr
Kent Roosevelt High
Ned Brandt
Tommy Brown
Golden Glovers
Akron
Ed Lavery
Laverys
Knights of Columbus Hall
Kent
On The Job Robert Wolcott Joins Erie Daily Times
Robert Wolcott former Kansas State University athletic publicity director has moved to the editorial department of the Erie Daily Times in Pennsylvania. He entered KSU in 1946, belonged to Rispe Signa Chi, and graduated from the school of journalism last quarter.
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Robert Wolcott
KSU
Erie, Pa
Daily Times
Wolcott
School of Journalism
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Metropolitan Opera
Toscanini
NEC School
KSU Glovers
Courier-Tribune
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