Prize Winners Art Students Displayed For Festival
Nine art students have prize winning works in the student art exhibit at the Kent hall gallery. The show, part of the Fine Arts festival, features 45 pieces from 125 submissions. Helen Meyers won first in oil, with Al Sobo second and Anne Van Benschoten third.
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Elmer L. Novotny
School of Art
Helen Meyers
William Shock
Cleveland
Kent Hall
al Sobo
Alma Gedden
Anne van Benschoten
Dean Southhall
Ernie Mauer
Charles Laird
James
al Lobo
Pat Knott
Rules Set For Campus Day Floats at University
Independent, sorority and fraternity reps met to draft rules for Campus Day floats. Three judges will allot five minutes per float for judging when stationary before the parade. Line-up starts at 1 a.m. with judging at noon and the parade at 2:30 p.m. Campus Day is scheduled for Saturday May 27.
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Bill D’alexander
Social Committee
Dean Defines Creativity As Arts Festival Opens
University arts festival opens with Dean John Reed Spicer urging responsibility in creativity. The event runs through May 14 with program changes including a choir concert on April 12 and orchestra concerts on April 27 and other noted cancellations.
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Dean
University
John Reed Spicer
College of Liberal Arts
Spicer
Dean Spicer
Varsity Ball to Honor All Kent Sportsmen at Wills Gym
The Varsity ball, chaired by Shirley Marks, will honor all Kent varsity athletes instead of just football. A Varsity king will be crowned during intermission with candidates from baseball to wrestling. Tickets are 50 cents. university women get 12:30 permits. chaperones listed.
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Terry Atkinson
Wills Gym
James Coll
Dale Haverstock
Bob Pease
Loreto George
Paul Thompson
Hank Newell
Richard Mowery
Mike Slepecky
Shirley Marks
Bob McClelland
Peg McMillan
Leroy Erikson
Holly Gier
Sandy Jo Kohls
Russ Smith
Eddie Jueneman
Frederick Davidson
Joseph Begala
Karl Chesnutt
Richard Paskett
Henry Ford
Language Lab Spring Hours Revised Schedule
Spring quarter changes set new language laboratory hours. The office will be open Monday to Friday with morning blocks and afternoon sessions to hear foreign language records.
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Language Lab
Language Laboratory
Forign
Coed Wins $100 Music Scholarship in Cleveland
Miss Geraldine Miller, a Cleveland Central High graduate and freshman in public school music, won the Southlanders Male Glee Club’s $100 scholarship. She will use the money to study voice here and sings with the 40 voice university chorus. She lives with her mother, Mrs Ethel Morgan, at 7303 Montgomery Street.
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Southlanders Male Glee Club of
Cleveland
Geraldine Miller
ISA Membership Drive Ends Today at 4 PM
The ISA membership drive ends at 4 p.m. today per president Bill Sitler. Independent students can obtain a membership card in the Atrium. Independent meetings are held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in room 2060.
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ISA
Bill Sitler
Veterans Bid Farewell In UT Play
University Theater presents the final 1949-50 season production School For Husbands with Ernie Mauer Bob Wallace Ed Halas Lea Baumann in April 20 21 22 at 8 15 pm in the auditorium. Norma Remmy Isabelle Bob Wallace Valere Lea Baumann as shepherdess with Bill Zucchero Ed Halas Caroline Arnold Jane Claypoole and others. Free tickets available with activity ticket or UT membership card.
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School For Husbands
University Theater
Ernie Mauer
Bob Wallace
Ed Halas
Lea Baumann
Moliere
L’ecoles Des Marns
Mauer
Sganarelle
Martinet
Norma Remmy
Isabelle
Valere
Bill Zucchero
Ariste
Ergaste
Caroline Arnold
Lisette
Jane Claypoole
Leonor
Bill Franklin
Lorna Faust
Freshmen Urged to Attend Variety Show Meetings Today
Ron Rice announces two meetings for freshmen seeking parts in the class variety show. A commuters meeting at 4 p.m. in 317 McG and a second session at 7 30 p.m. in Moulton music room will form the show committees. The event is scheduled for Friday May 25.
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Ron Rice
Moulton Music Room
WKSU Forms Public Relations Unit for Campus Groups
A new WKSU public relations department, led by Gene Harrison, is created to boost campus outreach. It will service sororities, fraternities, clubs, and other organizations and invites groups to contact Harrison at Kent 3030 or via mail.
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Gene Harrison
WKSU
Kent
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