Officers For Next Year Chosen At Annual Dinner
Fred Prasse, a junior in the college of education, was elected to succeed Bob Seese as Student Council president at the annual council banquet at the Robinhood. Edward Zinc, a sophomore, was chosen vice president and Dorothy Hostettler, a junior, was named secretary treasurer. Hold over members from the first three classes were elected: Bob Cook as junior hold over, Elizabeth Tucker as sophomore, and Marguerite Cook as freshman. Prasse will lead as a veteran council member coming from the election office.
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Fred Prasse
College of Education
Bob Seese
Robinhood
Edward Zinc
Dorothy Hostettler
Bob Cook
Elizabeth Tucker
Marguerite Cook
Prasse
Zink
Ohio Firemen Open Two Day Vocational Institute
More than 500 volunteer firemen from across Ohio attend a two day Institute for the Promotion of Vocational Fireman Training. Sponsored by the State Board of Vocational Education, the event aims to provide training not available locally and to share firefighting ideas and experiences. E L Heuseh directs the program for the board.
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Ohio
The
State Board of Vocational Education
E. L. Heuseh
Dr Cuber to Lead Michigan Kellogg Education Study
Dr John F Cuber associate professor of sociology has been named to direct field research in educational sociology for the University of Michigan and the Kellogg Foundation this summer. He will lead a small group of student teachers in a six week residence in a Michigan city to study the community's social organization. The project follows his 1938 Educational Administration and Supervision article recommendations.
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John F. Cuber
University of Michigan
Kellogg Foundation
Cuber
Michigan City
Dr. Cuber
Educational Administration and Supervision Magazine
University Saves Thousands With Campus Tree Training
The Davey Tree Expert company uses University property as a training ground sending 25 recruits daily for two months to rejuvenate trees and remove dangerous branches. Larry Wooddell notes the project reduces storm risks while the biology club conducts a tree census tagging scores of trees.
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Davey Tree Expert Company
Davey Company
Larry Wooddell
Woddell
Engleman Hall
Davey Men
Wooddell
Biology Club
Cook Maloney Aschauer Crampton Seek KSU Titles
Independent and Greek slates for spring elections at Kent State University feature Betty Crampton vying for Most Popular Woman against Kay Maloney and Joe Aschauer facing Bob Cook for Most Popular Man. Also planned are student government races with Blair Stroup seniors and others in junior and sophomore contests.
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Betty Crampton
Kent Stater
Kay Maloney
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Joe Aschauer
Bob Cook
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Joe Blair
Jane Stroup
Don Sinn
Irving Waterbury
Joe Hart
Ray Gallagher
Ed Kiegelbach
Floyd Thorne
Dr Chapman Attends American Chemical Society Meeting
Dr. G H Chapman assistant professor of chemistry left Sunday morning for St Louis to attend a meeting of the American Chemical Society. He traveled with Dr Dreisbach of Baldwin Wallace College and a Graphite Bronze Co representative from Cleveland.
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G. H. Chapman
St. Louis
American Chemical Society
Chapman
Dreisbach
Baldwin-Wallace College
The
Graphite Bronze Company
Cleveland
French Farce Le Medicin Malgre Lui On Campus
The University Assembly presents a French language farce Le Med icin Malgre Lui at 11 a m in the university auditorium. Bernard Jacoby plays the woodcutter with Joyce Hanan as his wife Jacqueline Richner as the fiancée Ernst Vogel as her lover Cora Wilson Marjorie Gilcrest as the two suitors Rene Schneider as the father and Tom Gavagan as a neighbor. Directed by Miss Helen W Machan.
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Bernard Jacoby
Joyce Hanan
Jacqueline Richner
Ernst Vogel
Cora Wilson
Marjorie Gilcrest
Rene Schneider
Tom Gavagan
OCA Members Endorse Draft Exemption Proposal
Nineteen University faculty and administration members returned from the Ohio College Association meeting in Columbus. The conference highlighted a proposal to exempt Ohio college students from the draft until after graduation, noting many students could be called before June graduation. The group unanimously adopted the committee on technical research recommendations, warning the current draft system risks becoming routine.
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Ohio College Association
Columbus
Ohio College
Association
YMCA Members Hear Rabbi Latz on Freedom
The University YMCA concludes its Lent program with Rabbi Charles B. Latz of Canton presenting The Revolution of Freedom and the Discipline of Freedom. New officers elected are Gerald Daniels president Joe Blair vice president William Lakies secretary and Jack Turley treasurer. Tonight's program includes violin selections by Bernis Butler and a devotional by Daniels. The meeting starts at 7:30 p m in room 312 Merrill Hall.
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University Ymca
Charles B. Latz
Canton
Gerald Daniels
Joe Blair
William Lakies
Jack Turley
Bernis Butler
Daniels
Merrill Hall
Fresh Finale Dance slated for tonight at Wills gym
University freshmen end the social season with the Freshman Finale in Wills gym from 9 p m to 1 a m. Marjorie Stepfield and Bill O Keefe to be crowned Prince and Princess by President Ray Gallagher during a coronation ceremony. Intermission features planned with a band stand and a 12 piece Henry Geer orchestra. Admission is free for freshmen with class activity tickets. others pay 70 cents.
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Wills Gym
Marjorie Stepfield
Bill O'Keefe
Ray Gallagher
Gene Krupa
Roger Wilkin
Henry Geer
Seniors To Finalize Prom Plans At Meeting
Senior class members meet in room 317 McGilvrey Hall at 4 p m to discuss final plans for the senior prom scheduled for Saturday evening April 25.
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McGilvrey Hall
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George Richardson
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Frew Musselman
University Extension School
K. C. Leebrick
Richard Vernor
Fire-Prevention Department
Western Actuarial Bureau
Edward J. Breen
Steubenville
George Strain
Ohio Department of Industrial Relations
Dr.Cuber
University
Dr. Chapman
Helen W. Machan
OCA
YMCA
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