Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press Clinic Draws 750
Seventy high schools from Northeastern Ohio attended the university clinic featuring lectures mass interviews and dramatized news events. Judge Carl V. Weygandt headlined the luncheon session with Robert C. Dix as emcee. Awards went to High Times Lakewood East Liverpool Cleveland Heights and Shaker Heights with students earning honors for editorials interviews and sports stories.
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Northeastern Ohio
Carl V. Weygandt
Ohio Supreme Court
Weygandt
Wills
Robert C. Dix
The
Record Courier
William D. Taylor
School of Journalism
Hudson Martin
Northeastern Ohio Scholastic Press
George A. Bowman
High Times
Lakewood High School
Carol Coates
Donaghy
East Liverpool
Cleveland Heights
Shaker Heights
Susan Hanna
Warren G. Harding High School
Howard Carpenter
Memorial High School
Sophomore Dues Committee Meeting Announced
The sophomore dues committee will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 108K. All committee members and interested sophomores are urged to attend.
University Students Start Cleveland BBB Ethics Program
Business ethics students from the university are assigned to work with the Cleveland Better Business Bureau in a cooperative program. Originated in 1947, it extends a partnership first tested with Akron and now expanded to Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Better Business Bureau
Maurice Baum
Philosophy de
Better Business Bureau
Akron
Lambda Phi Initiates Four Women Journalists
Four women were initiated into Lambda Phi, the women's journalism honorary, during a candlelight service in Moulton wicker lounge Thursday. Pledged: Victoria Cosentino, Carol Crites, Kathleen Cvengros, and Marion Clawe. Lambda Phi members hosted high school journalism students at a press clinic Friday and plan a May 11 reception for all women in journalism at the Alpha Phi house on East Main Street.
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Lambda Phi
Moulton Wicker Lounge
Victoria Cosentino
Carol Crites
Kathleen Cvengros
Marion Clawe
Alpha Phi
E. Main
Free Brick And Land To 20th Century Pioneers
Fred H. Johnson Jr the Summitville mayor and brick company president offers free brick and donated lots to attract residents. The plan aims to develop a model village along Route 644 between Canton and East Liverpool, with trees planted near the railroad tracks and a future recreation center in the old brick office building. Johnson seeks responsible newcomers and notes two of his sons have already moved in, while a volunteer fire department serves the community.
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Summitvile
Canton
East Liverpool
Fred H. Johnson, Jr
Summitville Face Brick Company
Johnson
Pete
Fred H., Jr
Peter C
OUR TIME Sports Schedule for Swimming and Courts
Pool hours are Monday to Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and tennis courts behind the gym 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Girls athletic field court 4 to 6 p.m. Monday to Friday. Gym 4 to 9 p.m. weekdays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Reservations needed two days in advance for the tennis courts and Girls field, via intramural board in the main hallway. Classes have priority.
UCFS Elect Heads United Christian Fellowship Picks Leadership
Ray Christopherson chosen president for 1949 50 at a Sunday evening ballot. Seven deacons and five trustees elected to aid the president. Deacons include Bobbie Dovenbarger Frank Whit ley Elizabeth Raup Margaret Ann Black Coy Hostetler Dorothy Clinkscales Jean Louise Miler. Trustees are Janice Flickinger Ruth Farr Marilyn Hayes Dora Lee Kriechbaum and Paul Cerul. Ray Fatig treasurer and Joyce Conkle secretary.
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United Christian Fellowship
Ray Christopherson
Bobbie Dovenbarger
Frank Whitley
Elizabeth Raup
Margaret Ann Black
Coy Hostetler
Dorothy Clinkscales
Jean Louise Miler
Janice Flickinger
Ruth Farr
Marilyn Hayes
Dora Lee Kriechbaum
Paul Cerul
Ray Fatig
Joyce Conkle
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Sally Weaver
Orrville
Phil Bernstein
John Adams High School
Elaine Morgan
University Press
Roger Baele
University
Chi Pi
Sophmore Dues
John O’brien
O’brien
E. Main ST
Rhythm Room
Kent, Ohio
Vilage
Summitville
Ohio
Williamsburg
Jim Roof
UCFS
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