High Schools Readied for NEO District Auditions at University
Auditions open Friday afternoon and Saturday morning at the university and Roosevelt high school venues. Bands come from Kent State, Stow, Newton Falls, East Palestine, Medina and many others while Medina, Kent State and Wooster lead orchestras. Directors must be Ohio Music Education Association members and judges include Witcomb, Waln, Hamilton, Munk, Shackson and Strickling.
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NEO
University
Roosevelt High School
Kent State
Stow
Newton Falls
East Palestine
Medina
Girard
Fairport
Ashtabula Harbor
Akron
Garfield
Conneaut
Wooster
Canton Lincoln
Youngstown South
Youngstown Liberty
Salem
Greensburg
East Sparta
Asnaburg
Canal Fulton
Mineral Ridge
Beach City
Garrettsville
Ravenna
Cuyahoga Falls
Leavittsburg
Rittman
Gustown
Greene Lockwood
Cortland
Bloomfield
Kinsman
Bristolville
McDonald
Geneva
Louisville
Alliance
Burton
Lords
Ohio Music Education Association
Manley R. Witcomb
Ohio State
George Waln
Oberlin
Romine Hamilton
Ohio Wesleyan
Cecil Munk
Baldwin Wallace
Lee Shackson
Otterbein
George Strickling
Cleveland Heights
Alice Alert Appointed As Student Dietitian
Alice Alert, a senior in the college of liberal arts, was appointed student dietitian at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. The training at the center provides graduate credit and an internship toward a hospital dietitian position.
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Alice Alert
College of Liberal Arts
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
University and Club Meetings Highlight Week
University notices show Faculty meeting set for Thursday April 18 at 4 p.m. in Room 317 McGilvrey hall. Industrial Arts club screens movie tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the same room. Inter religious council meets Thursday April 18 at 7 p.m. in Room 209 Merrill hall. Westy Foundation discusses Lent with Rev Don Barss presenting last days of Jesus. La Tertulia Spanish club meets Thursday April 18 at Dr Dewey Amner home 127 Linden St. Frank Anderson of the YMCA discusses college YMCA Thursday at 8 p.m. in Room 219 Kent hall. UNO Play Day final plans discussed at 6:15 p.m. WAA lounge. Wednesday April 17 Angl e man I softball vs Pi Kaps and Gamma Sig vs Tri Sigs at 4 p.m. on women’s athletic field.
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Inter-Religious Council
Merrill Hall
Wesley Foundation
Religion In Life
Westy Foundation
Don Barss
la Tertulia
Dewey F. Amner
Linden St
Frank Anderson
Cuyahoga Falls
College Ymca
Kent Hall
Bluffton College
UNO
WAA
Engleman I
Gamma Sig
Tri Sigs
French Club Meets at Amner Home Tomorrow
The French club will gather at F. Dewey Amner's residence at 127 Linden Ave tomorrow. Members with two years of high school French are invited to attend.
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F. Dewey Amner
Linden Ave
It's A Universal Language! Clarence Panatzer and Swedish Bride Reunion
Clarence Panatzer, a university business administration student and 8th Air Force aerial engineer, was re united with his Swedish war bride Ingegerd Brandt Panatzer whom he met and married in Sweden despite language barriers. She plans to attend a language school in Akron to learn English. Panatzer was interned in Sweden from June 1944 to July 1945 after being shot down over Germany and making his way to neutral territory. Repatriated to the United States in August 1945, he returned to the university in January 1946 and is a Phi Beta Phi pledge. he previously attended in 1941-42.
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Clarence Panatzer
University Business Administration
Ingegerd Brandt Panatzer
Sweden
Akron
Panatzer
8Th Air Force
Germany
United States
University
Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
Alice Marble Turns Tennis Fame Into Fashion Design
Alice Marble, 1939 world tennis champion, blends sport and design. After her European tour in 1937 inspired English publicity for her outfits, she worked as a sports designer nationwide and plans a complete line for Montgomery Ward in New York. She values travel and meeting designers.
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Alice Marble
New York
West
Montgomery Ward
University junior elected to office at regional IR clubs conf
Esther Purdy a junior in liberal arts was elected recording secretary of the Ohio Valley Regional Conference of International Relations clubs at Shepherd college in Shepherdstown West Virginia. Delegates from 17 colleges in Ohio West Virginia and Kentucky attended the meeting. A telegram urging support of the United Nations and UN ESCO was sent to President Truman and Secretary Byrnes. Kent delegates visited Washington DC after the meeting.
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Esther Purdy
College of Liberal Arts
Ohio Valley
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
United Nations Organization
Unesco
Harry Truman
James Byrnes
Kent
Washington, D. C
Dr Amner Leads Expansion Campaign For Spanish Clubs
F Dewey Amner president of the National Spanish Honor Society is organizing college clubs nationwide. He has begun at Judson College Alabama and the University of Toledo Ohio and will visit Toledo to activate Beta Epsilon the Toledo Spanish club as part of his campaign.
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F. Dewey Amner
National
Judson College
Alabama
University of Toledo
Ohio
Toledo
Dr. Amner
Professors Lead Town Hall Play at KSU
John Montgomery, supervisor of the speech clinic, directs a Town Hall players production of The Late Christopher Bean in the university auditorium on May 3. Dr. Kenneth Pringle is cast as a New York art critic. Proceeds go to the Robinson Memorial hospital women’s auxiliary.
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John Montgomery
Town Hall Players
Christopher Bean
University Auditorium
Kenneth Pringle
New York
Sidney Howard
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Montgomery
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