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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1946

Page

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Evelyn Long and Ed Suvanto to Lead Pork Barrel Show

Evelyn Long and Ed Suvanto are named heads of Pork Barrel the university annual variety show set for March 8. Women's league assists, with Janet Irons and Marian Anderson named, while men's union members will be named later. Contestants from Greeks dormitories independents compete for four cups.

Evelyn Long Ed Suvanto Pork Barrel Women’s League Men Women's League Janet Irons Marian Anderson Men’s Union and Women’s League United

Tomorrow magazine $1500 contest opens in May

A $1 500 prize contest for all officially enrolled college students nationwide has been announced by Tomorrow magazine. The best short story and article will receive $500 first prize and $250 second prize in each category. Contestants may choose their own subjects.

United States Tomorrow Magazine

Miss Kent State election requires white registration card

Barbara McDowell the elections chairman announced today that voting on Tuesday requires students to present their white registration fee card.

Kent Barbara McDowell

Literary contest details hint at December 1946 publication

The document notes manuscripts are judged on merit, with prize-winning work and articles to appear in December 1946. All manuscripts are eligible for publication, and the contest closes on May 1, 1946.

Bowman To Give Initial Speech To Rent Vets

The K Vets will hold an open smoker on Tuesday January 15 from 7 to 8 30 p m in city hall on Water Street. President Bowman will speak at the informal gathering for all veterans of KSU. John Fauser and Randy Newhouse urge all campus veterans to attend.

City Hall Water Street Bowman KSU John Fauser Randy Newhouse Kvet

May Make Burr Dance Music at Chestnut Burr Dance

Bernie May and his 10 piece orchestra will perform at the Chestnut Burr dance on Saturday February 9 from 9 pm to midnight in Wills gym. Formal attire required with corsage not allowed for women. Admission by student activity ticket. Decorations by Angeline Zima and dance committee led by John Thomas with Bob Chitmar and Marge Ingham. Burr queen name revealed during intermission with Julie Juch presenting Sonny Tufts letter. Ramona Swaim was last year's Burr queen.

Bernie May Chestnut Burr Wills Gym Angeline Zima John Thomas Bob Chitmar Marge Ingham Julie Juch Sonny Tufts Burr Ramona Swaim

Moulton Ballroom Hosts University Theater Formal Night

The University Theater Formal occurs at Moulton hall music room on Saturday February 2 from 9 p m to 12 a m. Admission costs 1 25 per couple with theater membership card. Co chairs David Ryan and Ed Suvanto announce a plaque presentation to Alpha Omega sorority for leading the membership drive last fall, plaque currently held by Theta Sigma Upsilon.

David Ryan Ed Suvanto Alpha Omega Sorority Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority

Who Done It Gremlins Did It

June in January weather stalls university aviation classes at the airport. Andrew Paton, head of aviation, says mud on landing strips blocks takeoffs and expects a resumption next week when conditions improve. Planes may use wheels or skis if snow falls.

Aeronautics Andrew Paton University

McGilvrey Collection and Johnsons Pictures Arrive at KSU Library

The university receives the McGilvrey collection of papers and Johnsons photographs. Librarian John B. Nicholson Jr. accepts the gifts from Mrs. McGilvrey, noting the material covers McGilvrey’s administration and later years. J. T. Johnson’s negatives chronicle KSU growth from 1913 onward and include over 1000 extension classes in northeastern Ohio.

Gilvrey McGilvrey Johnson KSU J. T. Johnson Ohio

Music Head Returns From School In East

Professor Fred H. Denker resumes his post as head of the university school of music after 18 months in New York pursuing a doctorate at Eastman School of Music Rochester. He studied piano composition and orchestration taught piano on fellowship and appeared in solo concerts. He led Beethoven Choral Fantasy with the Eastman chorus and orchestra and attended Rochester Symphony rehearsals under Beecham Metropolis and Bernstein.

Fred H. Denker University School of Music New York Denker Eastman School of Music Rochester Eastman Professor Denker Rochester Symphony Orchestra Sir Thomas Beecham Dimitri Metropolis Leonard Bernstein

Ohio Music Contests Resume After wartime Hiatus

Two Ohio music contests resume this spring after suspension since 1942. The Northeastern Ohio band orchestra and chorus contests will run Friday and Saturday, April 1920, drawing thousands of high school musicians. Ohio Intercollegiate Band festival follows at Kent State University April 27-28 with an all Ohio band of 100+ members. Roy D. Metcalf chairs both events.

Ohio KSU Roy D. Metcalf KSU School of Music

Former KSU Student Selected for Mexican Linguistic Course

Viola Cain, formerly at KSU and last year a theater participant and Engleman hall social chairman, transferred to Ohio State and has been chosen as one of 10 outstanding students to attend a linguistic course in Mexico to learn Spanish firsthand.

Viola Cain Ohio State Mexico KSU Miss Cain Engleman Hall

HPE Class Embraces New Body Calisthenics Method

Mrs. Virginia Harvey introduces a new approach to the HPE body mechanics course. About 20 women will form small research groups, each studying a phase of calisthenics and devising their own rules. The quarter ends with a compiled report showing practical findings from student experiments.

Virginia Harvey

Stump to Represent Kent at State Speech Parley

Stump will represent Kent State University at a meeting for heads of speech departments from Ohio state universities in Columbus. The gathering on Monday January 14, called by Professor W G Kaeger of Ohio State University, will discuss graduate work in speech to be offered at these universities.

E. Turner Stump Kent State University Ohio State Universities Columbus W. G. Kaeger Ohio State University

NTFC Needs Arrangers for Spring Musical

Ed Siennicki returns as musical director for No Time For Classes and seeks arrangers. No experience required though music students are preferred. Interested persons should leave a note in his box. Siennicki, a veteran band arranger, has played at the Statler and Mayflower and jammed with Gene Kruppa’s crew.

Ed Siennicki Siennicki Field Artillery Statler Cleveland Mayflower Akron Jack Benny Gene Kruppa Stage Door

Six Dancers Chosen For UT Enchanted Cottage Production

Felice Faust Margaret Robinson Rose Ross Ruth Schmidt Pat Scott and Mary Lou Scribner named to perform in UT’s Enchanted Cottage on January 31 and February 1. Selected by health instructor Mrs Virginia Harvey. Director Opal Boffo announces Vincent Fox as master carpenter and head of lighting. Leads Edwin Suvanto and Jane Filler, previously in Blythe Spirit.

Felice Faust Margaret Robinson Rose Ross Ruth Schmidt Pat Scott Mary Lou Scribner Virginia Harvey Opal Boffo Vincent Fox Edwin Suvanto Jane Filler Blythe Spirity

Kent State Announces Free Speech Hearing Analysis

J. R. Montgomery, director of the clinic, urges new and returning students to schedule a speech and hearing analysis by Wednesday January 16. The free 30 minute exam at Kent Hall Room 316 runs 1 30 to 4 30 p m.

Kent State University J. R. Montgomery Kent Hall

No Parking Signs Get President's OK

President George A. Bowman requests student cooperation to refrain from parking on the drive in front of the Administration building behind Kent hall and between Merrill hall and the heating plant. Areas are reserved for faculty and visitors. Director Larry Wooddell notes few students use the parking behind Moulton hall.

George A. Bowman Kent Hall Merrill Hall Larry Wooddell Moulton Hall

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Dor Mitories Suvanto Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority Luthy and Lower Esther Douglass Moulton University Theater McGilvery John E. McGilvrey Crowell Kent State Music Head East HPE Stump NTFC
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