Permanent Organization Formed By Independents
Mike Friedland opened a meeting of independents resulting in a temper organization aimed at broader campus representation and social activities. Claude Miller heads a committee to create a permanent party with senior and underclass representatives. Lillian Sokoll and Thelma Christian named senior reps. Friedland, Miller, Violet Baker, and Jack Cobb elected to class seats.
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Mike Friedland
College of Education
Claude Miller
Miller
Friedland
Lillian Sokoll
Thelma Christian
Violet Baker
Jack Cobb
Mrs. Christian
Carol
Ionians Present Varied Program Recital Highlights
The Ionian singers offered a diverse program from early English madrigals and motets to American folk tunes. Highlights included Kuula Evening Reverie and Villa-Lobos Brazilian melodies, Mozart's Drinking Bout, Grieg Humoresque, Mendelssohn On Wings of Song, Foster Beautiful Dreamer, Enders' Wade In De Water, and Vogel Good Night Waltz.
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Kuula
Villa-Lobos
Mozart
Grieg
Mendelssohn
Stephen Foster
Enders
Vogel
Bad Camera Forces Fresh Photo Session at Burr
Acting head A. A. Crowell of the school of journalism caused by a wartime accident oversaw sophomore Burr pictures that failed due to faulty camera parts. Editor Jean Lenner said replacements are impossible today. All involved sophomores must report in the atrium between 4 and 5 p.m. for rephotos.
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A. A. Crowell
School of Journalism
Burr
Prof. Crowell
Jean Lenner
Three Officers Exit from Student Council
The final regular meeting of the current Student Council saw three officers and four senior members bow out. Don Wargowsky, a junior pre law student, led the session as he completes three years on the council and departs for law school.
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Don Wargowsky
Wargowsky
Peg Curry
Pauline Strong
Ethel Day
Jim Patterson
Elizabeth Piotter
Elsie Stalzer
Mary Jane Lynch
Vacation Job Interviews At B and W Plant And Cedar Point
Babcock and Wilcox Barberton war plant opens interviews at 1 pm Thursday for graduates of any college for training with starting pay 150 dollars monthly rising to 165 after six weeks. No special training required. chemistry physics math drawing and business knowledge helpful. Cedar Point offers waitressing jobs June 16 to Labor Day with 12 dollar weekly salary plus meals and rooms and tips. end season bonus of 3 dollars per week for full-season workers. Dining halls close 8:30 pm and 2:30 to 5:30 pm daily.
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Cedar Point
Lake Erie
University
Munzenmayer
Duchess Editorial and Business Staffs Named for Coming Year
Hank Johnston and Eileen Warren announce the humor magazine staff for the year. Editorial features Kaye Tolt with Glenna Hopewell art and photographers Ralph Wilde Wally Stroud. Exchange editor Ethel Schirmer sports editor Ted Phillips. assistants Claude Miller John Jack Dorothy Newcomb Beverly Myers in business. Johnston calls a staff meeting Wednesday at 4 p.m. and Warren sets a May 2 meeting to finish staffing.
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Hank Johnston
Duchess
Eileen Warren
Miss Warren
Osborne Will Judge At Akron U Songfest
Kenneth R. Osborne acting head of the school of music judges Akron university’s annual sorority song fest this morning at 11 in the student building. Dean Mary J. Keating invited him to select the winning sorority group in keeping with the practice of inviting an out-of-town musician rather than a local faculty member.
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Kenneth R. Osborne
School of Music
Akron University
Mary J. Keating
Akron
Professor Osborne
Former Student Declared Prisoner of Germans
Frank A. Sancic a former University student has been declared a prisoner of the Germans. He is held at Stalag D-2 and had been missing in action since the December 21 German breakthrough in Belgium. He reported on March 10 that he was being marched as a prisoner through Hannover Germany.
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Frank A. Sancic
Stalag D-2
Belgium
Sgt. Sancic
Hannover
Germany
Charter USSA Members To Sign Constitution
Charter members of the University chapter of United States Student Assembly will sign the constitution at tonight's meeting in room 108 Kent Hall at 7 30. A delegate to the New York USSA conference will be appointed then.
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United States Student Assembly
Kent Hall
New York
USSA
Psychology professor named as liaison to armed forces institute
Named officer Dr. Raymond M. Clark professor of psychology has been appointed liaison officer for the University in its relations with the United States Armed Forces Institute by President George A. Bowman. He will work with faculty to determine credit for service members in correspondence work.
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Raymond M. Clark
University
United States Armed Forces Institute
George A. Bowman
New MU Board To Meet
The first meeting of the new Men's Union board will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 802 Merrill Hall. The meeting was called by George Papp, newly elected president.
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Men's Union Board
Merrill Hall
George Papp
Dance contest winner kept secret until Burr dance
Twenty seven entries are in the 45 Chestnut Burr queen contest announced by editor Jean Lenner. The winner will be revealed May 5 when the envelope seal is broken at the Burr dance by Earl Carroll Hollywood expert. Entrants include Joanne Limber and several sorority members from Pi Kappa Sigma Gamma Sigma Phi Alpha Omega and Theta Sigma Upsilon.
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Jean Lenner
Earl Carroll
Hollywood
Joanne Limber
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Jean Cirbes
Carolyn Havre
Delores Williamson
Ramona Swain
Cardinal Key plans honorary program and student council assembly
The SC Honorary Plan Program in collaboration with Cardinal Key will hold a combined assembly tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the auditorium. Don Wargowsky will seat new officers and eight upperclasswomen will be tapped for Cardinal Key. Mary Ellen Hoffman presides, Elizabeth Piotter assists, and a Student Council discussion follows reports relevant to the student body. Betty Brown chairs the assembly committee with Betty Lee Winfield and Elizabeth Piotter assisting.
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Cardinal Key
National Women’s Honorary
Don Wargowsky
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Elizabeth Piotter
Student Council
Betty Brown
Betty Lee Winfield
Even Tar Odor Is Worth While Roofs Won’t Leak For 20 Years
University maintenance supervisor Larry Wooddell says the new roofing will keep buildings dry for twenty years and will be completed by June 1. Workers’ noise and tar odor disrupted Kent hall and Merrill hall occupants as tar paper was removed and crews prepare to move to the library, heating plant, and training school.
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Larry Wooddell
McGilvrey Hall
Kent Hall
Merrill Hall
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Babcock and Wilcox
Barberton
Lester Munzenmayer
Osborne
Akron U
Dr. Clark
New MU
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