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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1949

Page

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Kent Industrial Arts Club to join national fraternity

Kent's Industrial Arts Club will be initiated into Epsilon Pi Tau, Dec 2 at 5 p.m. in Moulton Hall music room. Dr. S. L. Coover of State Teachers College California Pa leads the initiating Psi chapter team. Three Kent faculty members join: Dewey F. Barich, Andrew W. Paton, Tracy B. Nabers. A banquet at Semler hotel in Cuyahoga Falls follows at 7 p.m. Dr. Coover will speak on South American life and education with color slides. Initiates include Edwin Brenner, Dante Casali, Ar men Ciolli, Donald Coe, Stanley Coon, Martin Cramp, Raymond Fager, Emil Kovacs, Paul Marvin, Clarence Richards, Harold Rizor, Donald Srail, Michael Vinciguerra, Robert Watt, Frank Zima.

Kent Epsilon Pi Tau Moulton Hall S. L. Coover State Teachers College California Psi California, Pa Coover Dewey F. Barich Andrew W. Paton Tracy B. Nabers South America Semler Hotel Cuyahoga Falls Robert I. White Dr. Coover Edwin Brenner Dante Casali Armen Ciolli Donald Coe Stanley Coon Martin Cramp Raymond Fager Emil Kovacs Paul Marvin Clarence Richards Harold Rizor Donald Srail Michael Vinciguerra Robert Watt Frank Zima

Seniors urged to choose Chestnut Burr posed photos

Seniors who had photos taken at Frank Hill or Robert Swartout studios are asked to select their poses now. They may use either picture for the Chestnut Burr. If no choice is made after payment, the studios will assign a pose.

Frank Hill Robert Swartout

International party panel on higher education topics

Five foreign-born and five American students form a panel at the university to discuss what to commend and what to recommend for programs in higher education. Speakers include Steve Bizic Yugoslavia Paul Lysek Roland Hua Ching Ricardo Gomez Cambyse Sha-Rais David Brand Jane King Fred Scadding Al Tischendorf David Makinson and Lowell Hostetler of Sugarcreek Ohio discussing George Gershwin's contributions.

Roland Hua Ching China Ricardo Gomez Puerto Rico Cambyse Sha-Rais Iran David Brand Jane King Fred Scadding al Tischendorf David Makinson Lowell Hostetler Sugarcreek, C George Gershwin

Bulletin Board Rules Set by Student Council

Alpha Phi Omega volunteers to manage Atrium bulletin boards under student council guidance. Rules include one notice per board signed and dated the day posted, removal after ten days without permission, thumb tacks only, neat typing, south boards sectioned with headlines 544 by 8 inches, gym board reserved for general notices, no off campus advertising, and no political campaign posters.

Alpha Phi Omega Atrium Bulletin Board Committee

UT Production Opening Tonight

Under Prof. E. Turner Stump the UT school of speech presents a play with religious significance about Jesus life through a family. Helen Mitrovka stars as Mary with Vern Roberts Joseph Edward Halas James and Gene Bickley as a Disciple in a 35 member cast. Jimmy Holm portrays Daniel and Wayne Wolfert serves as technical director for the stage production written by Lenore Coffee and William Joyce Cowen.

E. Turner Stump School of Speech Northeastern Ohio High School Professor Stump Jesus Helen Mitrovka Mary Vern Roberts Joseph Edward Halas Judah Charles Kray James Gene Bickley Jimmy Holm James N. Holm Daniel Naomi Wayne Wolfert Lenore Coffee William Joyce Cowen

Holm Heads Debate Clinic at Kent State

Prof James N Holm director of forensics at KSU will head the fifth annual Kent State university debate clinic for northeastern Ohio high schools on December 10. Teams from Canton McKinley Massillon Washington Ravenna and Stow high schools debate direct election of the president.

James N. Holm KSU Kent State University Northeastern Ohio Ravenna Stow High Schools E. Turner Stump KSU School of Speech Maurice Baum Philosophy Stanley Dewey Galen Frantz Political Science George McClelland Dr. Baum

Christmas Dance Dances at Wills Gym Saturday

Roland Gamble and his orchestra provide music for the Christmas Dance in Wills gym this Saturday from 9 to 12. Admission is free and Santa will pass out gifts during intermission. The university social committee sponsors the event with Tom Welsh as chairman.

Roland Gamble Wills Gym Santa University Tom Welsh

Date Set For PTA Meeting Across Five Counties

School superintendents, principals and residents of Ashtabula Geauga Lake Mahoning and Trumbull counties will attend a special conference here on Saturday December 3. The Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers along with the College of Education organized the session to share ideas and problems for better education and family living.

Ashtabula Geauga Lake Mahoning Trumbull College of Education Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Portage Stark Summit

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