Ionians To Sing 20 Numbers At University Concert
The Ionian quartet will perform 20 selections at 8 p m next Monday, April 23, in Kent. The concert is hosted by the University entertainment committee and open to students, faculty, and townspeople. Featured singers include Alan Adair, Albert Barber, Bryce Fogle, and Hildreth Martin. Reviews from the New York Herald Tribune and the New Orleans Times-Picayune praise their musicianship and ensemble balance.
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Ionians
Ionian Quartet
Kent
University Entertainment Committee
Alan Adair
Albert Barber
Bryce Fogle
Hildreth Martin
The
New York Herald-Tribune
Dean Blair to Speak at Toronto High School
Dr John L Blair dean of the college of education will address Toronto High School juniors and seniors in Toronto Ohio on April 25 He will discuss opportunities for graduates college selection and subject offerings and will direct the vocational clinic at the event.
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Dean Blair
Toronto High School
John L. Blair
College of Education
Toronto
Ohio
R. W. Patterson
Wargowsky Enters State Oratory Contest
Don Wargowsky a junior pre law student enters a state peace oratory contest at Wooster College tomorrow evening. He competes against contestants from Akron University Wittenberg Dennison Western Reserve Baldwin Wallace and Wooster. The event is sponsored by the state council of churches and directed by E Turner Stump head of the school of speech.
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Don Wargowsky
Wooster College
Akron University
Wittenberg
Dennison
Western Reserve
Baldwin Wallace
Wooster
State Council of Churches
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Pan Campus Edges Coalition Wins 7 5 In Student Election
Edwin Suvanto reports Pan Campus Edges Coalition secures a 7 to 5 victory in the student council race. Freshmen win seats with Dona Mae Burkhardt Alice DeTesco Lydia Mihok and Jean Goncher elected while Mary Sissler Ralph Wilde Jean Kuntzleman and Ruth Hoehn lose.
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Pan-Campus Edges Coalition
Dona Mae Burkhardt
Alice DeTesco
P-C
Lydia Mihok
Jean Goncher
Mary Sissler
Ralph Wilde
Jean Kuntzleman
Ruth Hoehn
Phi Sigma Xi Open House At McGilvrey Hall
Phi Sigma Xi science honorary sponsors an open house in McGilvrey hall on Saturday May 5 from 1 to 4 pm. Helen Lee president says the building will welcome local high school students Kent residents University students and the general public for demonstrations in biology chemistry mathematics and physics. Guides are sought from science students with Miss Lee available to recruit.
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McGilvrey Hall
Phi Sigma Xi
Science Honorary
Helen Lee
Kent
Miss Lee
Mamie Cavoulos
Graduate Appears In Night Must Fall At York Little Theater
Peggy Jane Calhoun, a recent University graduate, played Olivia Grayne in the York Pennsylvania little theater production of Night Must Fall. She led in makeup staff duties and has a background in speech, art, and theater activities at the university.
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Little Theatre
Pennsylvania
Peggy Jane Calhoun
York
Little Theater
Miss Calhoun
Olivia Grayne
University
School of
Gamma Sigma Phi
Radio Workshop
University Theater
Art Club
Purity
Western Reserve University
Last Day For Refunds On Laboratory Fees
The treasurer's office prompts refunds on laboratory fees as today is the final day. Assistant treasurer O B Law notes the deadline and urges filers to submit claims promptly.
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O. B. Law
MU and WL Elect Leaders and Officers
Betty Otfhaus becomes Women's League president after defeating Ranky Edwards. George Papp wins Men's Union executive role unopposed. New WL officers include Janet Irons and Jean Goncher as vice presidents. Marian Anderson secretary. Ingrid Tornberg treasurer. MU slate adds Edwin Suvanto vicepresident Ted Phillips secretary John Jack treasurer. Freshmen Cal Logan Fred Baker join next year’s sophomores. juniors Dave Ryan Oliver Ocasek and John Tilton Claude Miller seated as MU junior members.
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Betty Otfhaus
College of Education
Women’s League
Ranky Edwards
George Papp
Janet Irons
Jean Goncher
Edwin Suvanto
Ted Phillips
John Jack
Cal Logan
Fred Baker
Dave Ryan
Oliver Ocasek
John Tilton
Claude Miller
Honors Day Speaker Named By Faculty
Dr. Weldon Williams acting head librarian will deliver the honors day address next month at 10 a m The faculty chose him in a Wednesday vote for the program to be held Tuesday May 29 Griebling Eric T assistant professor of English chairs the honors day committee
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Weldon Williams
Williams
Eric T. Griebling
Unification of the Independent Party Panel Set
Mike Friedland will lead a panel on the unification of the Independent Party Monday April 2 at 4 pm in the University auditorium. The discussion will cover problems and advantages of organizing an Independent party and all non Greek students are urged to attend.
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Mike Friedland
Honors List Includes Four Faculty and Top Students
Dr. Maurice Baum head of philosophy department Dr. Alfred Stewart head of division of secondary education Dr. Walter Simmons assistant professor of English and Miss Alice Ryder assistant professor of home economics are noted. All students with cumulative averages of 3.5 or above will be cited when President George A Bowman reads their names.
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Maurice Baum
Alfred Stewart
Walter Simmons
Alice Ryder
George A. Bowman
Peg Curry Joins State Department After Exams
Peg Curry, March graduate and former president of Student Council, joins the State Department after passing exams with outstanding scores. She is in Washington, D C, continuing studies with the foreign service division.
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Peg Curry
March
Student Council
The
Foreign Service
State Department
Miss Curry
Washington, D. C
Dean Hyatt Registers in Office of Ada V. Hyatt
Notice records Dean Hyatt registering in the office of Dr. Ada V. Hyatt, who serves as the dean of women. The item notes a formal registration and the position held by the administrator.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Dean of
Burr Queen Entries Due Today for Chestnut Burr
Chestnut Burr queen entries must be submitted by 4 p m. to today. An entry blank with a filled picture is required. Entries placed in a folio outside the Chestnut Burr office will be accepted. Blanks available from Miss Lenner in person or by note in her mailbox.
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Jean Lenner
Miss Lenner
Chestnut Burr
Miss Lerner
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Barbara Berkey
George Insche
Barbara McDowell
Mendelssohn
Mozart
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Foster
Ionian Singers
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Wargowsky
WSBA
Bill Wilson
Air Corps
Canton
Otthaus
Papp
Miss Goncher
Marian Pugh
Marian Anderson
Edith Galloway
Ingrid Tornberg
Betty Jean Carlson
Student Court
Dean Hyatt
Burr
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