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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1950

Page

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School for Husbands to Open at University Auditorium

A three day run of School for Husbands begins Thursday at 8 15 p m in the university auditorium. Ernie Mauer stars as Sganarella with Norma Remmy as Isabelle and Bob Wallace as the romantic lead. Ed Halas and Caroline Arnold are featured, with ballet added by the New York Theater guild in 1933 and choreography by Bill Franklin.

University Auditorium Harry Wright Ernie Mauer Sganarella Isabelle Norma Remmy Bob Wallace Ed Halas Caroline Arnold New York Theater Guild Moliere Wright Bill Franklin Franklin School of the Dance Lorna Faust Kent

Students Play Original Music at Arts Festival Recital

Original student works will be performed tonight at 8:15 p.m. in the Union auditorium as part of the Arts Festival. Pieces include Allegro for Piano and Trio for Woodwinds by Donald Erb and Prelude and Toccata by William Evans. Conducted under theory and composition instruction by Harold Miles Hugh Glauser Mrs Pearl Mueller and Walter Cerveny. The next Arts Festival concert features the Symphony orchestra on April 27 at 8:30 p.m.

School of Music Union Auditorium Donald Erb William Evans Harold Miles Hugh Glauser Pearl Mueller Walter Cerveny University

Blue Key To Meet In 2040 For Constitution Drive

Blue Key To Meet in 2040 today at 7 p.m. to discuss its constitution and membership drive, announced by secretary Tom Drouillard.

Blue Key Tom Drouillard

Two Radio Operator Jobs Open at WKSU FM Station

Walton Clarke head of the radio division announces two openings for first or second class radio telephone operators at WKSU's new FM station. Qualified applicants should contact Clarke in the speech office. Successful technicians will be hired under the regular student employment program.

WKSU Walton Clarke Clarke

Indian UN Delegate Chavre to Speak on World Peace

Dr Milkanth Chavre Indian delegate to the United Nations will address the assembly in the auditorium today at 1 pm on Future of World Peace and Social Forces at Work. He educated Bombay and Michigan and sponsors scholarships for Indian women at Michigan. He heads 1800 Indian students in the US and is a longtime Gandhi associate. The talk is sponsored by the American Commons club under the Assembly committee and open to the public.

Milkanth Chavre United Nations India Chavre Bombay Michigan University of Michigan Mahatma Ghandi American Commons Club Assembly Committee

Freshman Variety Show Tryouts Set for May 26

Freshman Variety show tryouts will be held Thursday May 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the University School auditorium. If unable to attend, contact Ron Rice, class president. Appointments at last Tuesday's meeting include Bertha Sadlon house manager Jo Carter business manager Bill Sittler publicity manager and Elaine Horn stage manager with Earle E Curtis assistant professor of speech volunteering as technical advisor.

University School Ron Rice Bertha Sadlon Jo Carter Bill Sitler Elaine Horn Earle E. Curtis

Students to Register Today for General Election Voting

All students must register today or tomorrow at the Elections committee table near Merrill hall to vote Thursday in the general elections. Each voter needs both a student activity card and a census card, with census cards available at the table. Polls open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and voting is by college with separate entrances for each area.

Elections Committee Merrill Hall Chuck Fletcher Business Administration Liberal Arts Kent Hall College of Education

Veterans urged to file to cancel 15 day leave

Veterans who want to forgo the 15 day leave at quarter end to gain more eligibility time should visit the co ordinator of veterans affairs. Proper forms must be filed by May 1 to cancel the leave, said Benjamin Mc Ginnis. Veterans receive subsistence for nine months while in school for eight and a half months.

Benjamin McGinnis Veterans’ Affairs

KAM Pix Top Student Photog Contest Opens

Alpha Mu national photo journalism honor to choose outstanding student publications photographer for the school year. Eligible entrants include any student involved with a publication. Judges include Prof William Taylor Carleton Smyth Carol Hart Roger Baele Sol Baltimore. Deadline Monday April 24.

Rappa Alpha Mu William Taylor School of Journalism Carleton J. Smyth Carol Hart Stater Roger Baele Chestnut Burr Sol Baltimore Kappa Alpha Mu

Initial Work On Stadium Starts Today

Construction on the first section of Memorial stadium begins with a $101,452 package covering steel seating, footing, floors, partitions and masonry plus electrical and plumbing work. A letter from President George A Bowman thanks contributors who raised about $60,000, including $25,000 from faculty and alumni and $35,000 from townspeople. About $40,000 in public funds will be used for enclosing the stands.

Memorial Stadium Martin L. Davey, Jr George A. Bowman

Pease Chosen Varsity King at 1950 Ball

Bob Pease named Varsity King of 1950 after beating seven candidates at the Varsity ball in Wills gym. He is a junior in the college of education majoring in HPE and member of Sigma Nu and Varsity K. Booster, fraternity and sorority groups received multiple membership and special trophies during intermission.

Bob Pease Wills Gym Pease College of Education HPE Sigma Nu Fraternity Phi Beta Phi Fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Phi Beta Delta Tau Delta Delta Upsilon Kappa Sigma Chi Phi Gamma Theta Phi Kappa Tau Sigma Nu Tau Kappa Theta Kappa Phi Sigma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Phi Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Chi Omega Gamma Phi Beta

Student teachers hear Munzenmayer in April university talk

Graduating student teachers will hear Dr Lester H Munzenmayer head of the appointments office analyze the services of his office to college graduates. He speaks Monday April 24 at 4 p.m. in the university auditorium.

Lester H. Munzenmayer

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School For Husbands Bill McNeil Bill Feaster Bill Zucchero Bill Applegate Joe Zucchero Bear KAM Pix Burr Munzenmayer
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