Burkhardt Bardelline Win Name Johnston Treasurer
Bob Nippler elected freshman class president with 139 votes amid a 50 percent turnout. Donna dMae Burkhardt won vice president, Kay Bardelline became secretary, Hank Johnston elected treasurer, and four students won Student Council seats. Jean Goncher led the council candidates with Lydia Mihok, Ruth Smith, and Ruth Hoehn in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Nippler
College of Liberal Arts
DonnadMae Burkhardt
Kay Bardelline
Hank Johnston
College of Business Administration
Don Wargowsky
Nippler
Yvonne Lewandowski
Bill King
Miss Burkhardt
Joyce Boyer
Benny Parker
Jean Olson
Miss Bardelline
Betty Dickman
Janice Babbington
Johnston
Joan Fenton
Jane Filler
Jean Goncher
Lydia Mihok
Ruth Smith
Ruth Hoehn
Student Body Hears Budget Monday At 2
The quarterly report of the allocations committee will be presented to the all student assembly Monday at 2 p.m. in the University auditorium. Peggy Curry announced that activity tickets will be discussed and questionnaire results reviewed. Final decisions will await student approval.
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Peggy Curry
Educational Research Group Accepts Hyatt
Dr Adam Y Hyatt, dean of women, was accepted into the American Educational Research Association for research done for her doctorate. She earned the degree in 1942 from Columbia University. The dissertation title is The Place of Oral Read in the School Program. Hyatt also received an honorary membership in the Eugene Field Society, a national authors and journalists group.
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Adamy. Hyatt
American Educational Research Asociation
Dr. Hyatt
The
Eugene Field Society
National Association of Authors and Journalists
Twin Coach Seeks 80 Holiday Helpers for Inventory
Approximately 80 men and women are needed to take inventory at Twin Coach from December 26 to 30. The United States employment office, led by Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer, reports pay at 75 cents per hour with time and a half for overtime based on a 40 hour week. Work hours run 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Students should register at the appointments office promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Coach Company
United States Employment Office
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Munzenmayer
OWA to Present $75 Check to Tuberculosis Fund
The Office of War Activities will present a $75 check to the tuberculosis fund at the Student Government Assembly Monday at 2 p m Frances Murphey publicity chairman announced today The amount comes from the war chest drive collected last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of War Activities
Frances Murphey
Stump Selects Next Theater Presentation
E Turner Stump selects Morning's at Seven as the University theater's next major production to be staged February 9 at 8 15 p m in the University auditorium Tryouts occur Wednesday at 4 p m in room 316 Kent Hall and at 7 p m in the auditorium The play features nine characters and centers on life in a midwestern village with adjacent back yards of two families.
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University Theater
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
University Auditorium
Kent Hall
Stump
Paul Osborn
Morning's at Seven Aids by University Cast Produc tion Plans
Contracts for organization pictures are due today to Jean Lenner or Lou Zaramba the editor and business manager says Miss Lenner. The cast includes seniors over sixty Myrtle and Homer and plans to model the set after the New York original designed by Jo Meitziner. A volunteer crew will construct it with University students invited to join and Opal Wigner will supervise makeup while Patricia Springer handles properties. Tryouts are open to all students, not just University theater members.
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Jean Lenner
Lou Zaremba
Lenner
Myrtle
Homer
Stump
New York
Jo Meitziner
Opal Wigner
School of Speech
Patricia Springer
University Theater
Papers Must Regain Confidence Of Readers Lecture Here
Louisville publisher Mark Ethridge urged newspapers to win public trust or face regulation. Speaking at Don Mellett lecture before University students and Ohio editors, he warned against bias and urged returning to truth, strong reporting, and policy rooted in philosophy. Attendees included editors from Akron Beacon Journal and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethridge
Don Mellett
Mark Ethridge
Louisville Courier- Journal
Ohio
James P. Roseman
Murray Powers
Dorothy Doran
Akron Beacon Journal
Stanley P. Barnett
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Robert Dix
Kent and
Ravenna
John D. Rariden
Brush-Moore
D. L
NTFC Stock Sale Progress at 175 Shares Toward 250 Goal
After three days NTFC has collected 175 toward a 250 goal as Bud Gerber announces. Alpha Omega sorority started the drive by buying 43 shares. 68 total shares were sold at recent previews in dorms and social dancing. NTFC orchestra practice listed with members and roles including Kay Bardelline understudy and Jean Thorpe stage manager.
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NTFC
Bud Gerber
Alpha Omega Sorority
Joff
Kay Bardelline
Betty Lee Winfield
Jean Thorpe
Gene Yonda
Ethel Day
Kathleen Smith
Miss Thorpe
Susie Schwartz
Gerber
Kent Hall
Mike Friedland
Fliers to Speak at Bond Rally by Ohio Veterans
Three Ohio fliers shot down over Roumania will address a bond rally in the University auditorium at 2 p m today Major Rene P Banks of Cleveland will head the speakers He recently returned from two years in the air intelligence division in the South Pacific Also attending are Lieut Ralph W Hisey Lakewood Lieut John D Bennett New Lexington and Lieut Richard E Brannon Crooksville all recently from the European theater and after Ploesti missions they were prisoners of war until the Russian army freed them.
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Ohio
Roumania
University Auditorium
Rene P. Banks
Cleveland
United States
Air Intelligence Division
South Pacific
Banks
Portage County
Ralph W. Hisey
Lakewood
John D. Bennett
New Lexington
Richard E. Brannon
Crooksville
Ploesti
Athletic Club Donates to Varsity Basketball Fund
The University athletic association reports $425 donated to the varsity basketball squad with about 100 pledges left. Total to date is $443 and will exceed $500 when all pledges are paid. Season tickets will go on sale after the basketball schedule is announced. Sororities Gamma Sigma Phi Beta Gamma Pi Kappa Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Theta Sigma Upsilon contributed varying amounts.
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University Athletic Association
John Williamson
Blue Key
Williamson
Gamma Sigma Phi
Beta Gamma
Pi Kappa Sigma
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
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Burkhardt
Bardelline Win
Miss Curry
iChair
Chestnut Burr
Orensics
Men’s Union
Kent Stater
Women’s League
Educational Research Group
Hyatt
Twin Coach
OWA
Tuberculosis
Alpha Omega
Mildred Hightree
Joan Halpin
van Darby
Joan Gunkleman
Jeanne Carey
Jean Kuntzleman
Mary Jane Lynch
Jim Cioa
Martha Kyser
Harry Daniels
Raleigh Walk
Agnes Sawyer
Ricardo Marry Gomez
Ruby Roshon
Evelyn Nuckols
Athletic Club
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