Shoemaker's Holiday on Campus Preview at UT
UT presents Shoemaker's Holiday April 15 16 17 in the auditorium. Cast members wear period costumes around campus to acquaint the public with outfits featuring long skirts steel helmets swords and curly toe shoes. The play follows a shoemaker rising to Lord Mayor of London inspired by fifteenth century crafts and features original music by Mike Lenenski performed by a three piece ensemble under Sam Dilmore. Tickets available at a sales table between Kent and Merrill halls.
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Bill Kalaher
ge_it
le Seston
Mufics Lewis
London
Mercury Theater
Orson Welles
Joseph Cotton
Vincent Price
Edith Barrett
George Coulouris
Mike Lenenski
Sam Dilmore
Kent and
Merrill Halls
Newmanites Name Five Nominated For Queen
Newman club members nominate five coeds Penny Carroll Kathy Hosfeld Jennie Rocko Joanne Hall and Melba DeScenna for the first queenship at the annual spring formal. May 1 committee co-chairs announce and say a queen and two attendants will be chosen at the April 22 meeting. Plans aim to make the event annual.
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Newman Club
Andy Sliday
Lou Spinetti
Penny Carroll
Kathy Hosfeld
Jennie Rocko
Joanne Hall
Melba DeScenna
Sliday
Spinetti
Chi Pi Meets Chi Pi Journalism Honorary
Chi Pi Chapter officers announce a meeting in 103M at 4 pm today. Clarence Peoples serves as secretary for the organization and will preside over the session.
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Chi Pi
Clarence Peoples
Akron scientist to demonstrate simplified basic language
Akron scientist E. G. Reed of Reet Laboratories will demonstrate a simplified basic language at a 10 a.m. assembly program tomorrow. Reed describes the language as intended to foster peace, combining elements of Latin, Chinese, and Malayan scripts with algebraic symbols. Professor G. Harry Wright will introduce Reed, with the event sponsored by the Assembly committee.
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E. G. Reed
Reet Laboratories, Inc
Prof
G. Harry Wright
Reed
Assembly Committee
Dual Battle Set For Student Council Presidency Race
John Gressard Blue Star faces Curt Sarff Blue and Gold in a contest for Student Council president This marks the first dual battle for the post since the current constitution took effect Gressard was named by the Council which must name one of its own members while Sarff was nominated by Blue and Gold Unopposed candidates fill the other three offices including vice president secretary and treasurer Readers see a list of petitioning hopefuls for Council representative from Seniors and Juniors with names such as Owen J McCafferty Don E Smith Alice Jean Watson Philip Brustein Roger H Howard Irving Hahn Martha Lansinger Wallace F Katouch Millie Loudon Rebecca Taylor John O Wolcott Wally Krivoy and others
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John Gressard
Blue Star
Curt Sarff
Blue and Gold
Student Council
Gressard
Council
Sarff
Phyllis Robbins
Phil Dempsey
Clarence Peoples
Harry Wise
Owen J. McCafferty
Don E. Smith
Alice Jean Watson
Philip Brustein
Roger H. Howard
Irving Hahn
Martha Lansinger
Wallace F. Katouch
Millie Loudon
Rebecca Taylor
John O. Wolcott
Wally Krivoy
Music Of Ross Hallamay Features Pop Ball
Ross Hallamay and his orchestra will play at the annual Pop ball Friday night April 16 from 9 to midnight. Specks Spechalske and Connie Norris will be introduced at intermission. gifts will be presented by class presidents. Seniors admitted free. freshmen, sophomores and juniors urged to pay class dues at campus offices or at the door. Chaperones include Deans Spicer, White, and Allyn.
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Ross Hallamay
Phil Brustein
Dick Rice
Domenic DeSimio
Brustein
Spechalske
Norris
Raymond Manchester
Ada V. Hyatt
Dean
John Reed Spicer
Robert I. White
Arden L. Allyn
Petitions Circulated By Vets Opposed To MacArthur
On campus petitions seek veterans signatures opposing Douglas MacArthur s bid for the presidency. Reports say over 250 signatures collected with a note from Prof. Robert H. Esser and a student group circulating the poll to gauge anti MacArthur sentiment.
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MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Daily Stater
Robert H. Esser
Stater
SC Reinstates Petitions Of Five For Council Posts
The Student Council reversed an elections committee ruling that voided petitions for five sophomores Carol Keidel Lester Gamble Leonard Dockus Bill Barry and Jo Haggerty. The council decided that signing one sheet qualified the whole petition and admitted the candidates to balloting. Raymond Moran of athletics protested the cut to the varsity budget, keeping the $900 reduction unresolved due to missing minutes from allocations.
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Elections Committee
Council
Carol Keidel
Lester Gamble
Leonard Dockus
Bill Barry
Jo Haggerty
Raymond K. Moran
Special forms for pre selection of summer courses
Special forms for pre selection of courses for the summer quarter are available at all deans offices this week. These forms are necessary in order to receive pre registration permits.
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Julius Caesar
Newmanites
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Irvin R. Wheatley
Donald Milford
Glenn Fuller
Bill Lyle
George Taimuty
Richard Masin
Shirley Dague
Sally Lou Schell
Barbara Berg
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Frank “Specks” Spechalske
Connie Norris
Kent
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Federal Works Agency
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