Enrollment Drops 773 as War and Grades Quell Attendance
Registrar C. E. Atkinson cites 5038 students this quarter versus 5811 last, a drop of 773 due to the draft and dismissals. He notes 43 more left to enlist by 4 pm yesterday and cites 162 fall graduations across liberal arts education and business administration.
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Chialpha Club
Robin Hood
Harold A. van Dorn
Stanley Guise
College of Liberal Arts
Shirley Scott
Chialpha
Paul Yacobian
College of Business Administration
Margery Boni
College of Education
Guise
Yacobian
Miss Boni
KSU
C. E. Atkinson
Atkinson
Armed Services
Dean of Men’s Office
Liberal Arts
Education
Business Administration
Phi Gamma Theta Hosts Baby All-Greek Mixer Dance
Phi Gamma Theta pledges sponsor a Baby All-Greek dance Friday January 19 in the Union ballroom. Varsity Five provides music from 8 30 to 12 m with dancing and a king and queen crowned at intermission. Dating is discouraged to preserve the mixer spirit and interfraternity sorority relations.
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Phi Gamma Theta
Union Ballroom
Pat Kilbane
Burr Queen Contest: Finalists to be Chosen at Moulton Tonight
Judges will select four finalists from the Burr Queen competition in Moulton hall music room at 6 30 pm. Entrants must meet a 2 0 average overall and last Fall quarter and may not have previously held a campus queenship.
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Moulton Hall Music Room
Persian Talks Next Tuesday at Union Ballroom
Cambyse Shah-Rais a KSU Persian student will discuss economic and political conditions in Persia. The talk Tuesday Jan 23 at 7 30 p m is sponsored by the university committees on international understanding and related groups.
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Persia
Cambyse Shah-Rais
KSU
Union
Shah-Rais
W. Leslie Garnett
Europe
Middle East
United Nations
Detwiler Elected President Of Booster Club
William Detwiler was chosen as president at a booster meeting held yesterday. Jim Andrews was named vice president, Sandi Jo Kohls secretary, and William Kleber treasurer. The group agreed to split the 22 picture frame costs for the new HPE building with the Varsity K club.
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William Detwiler
Jim Andrews
Sandi Jo Kohls
William Kleber
HPE
Merchant of Venice opens UT night run in auditorium
The University theatre begins a four night production of The Merchant of Venice at 8 15 this evening with Charles Kray as Shylock and Joan Leguillon as Portia. A 31 member cast includes 15 debuting students and director Earle E Curtis with Carol Ann Walgenbach directing dancers.
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William Shakespeare
University Theatre
Charles Kray
Cleveland
Joan Leguillon
Killbuck
Shylock
Portia
KSU
Earle E. Curtis
Carol Ann Walgenbach
Alma Volzer
Jacquelyn Chenoweth
Ruth Nygren
Janet Shuman
Allocation opening on student council committee
Student Council President Ginny Vaughn announced one student seat on the student faculty allocations committee. Interested students should appear before the council at 4 p.m. today in 202N.
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Ginny Vaughn
Dr. Amner Installed as National President of AAC C
Dr. F Dewey Amner professor of foreign languages will be formally installed as national president of the American Association of Commons clubs on January 20 at the Kent chapter house 320 South Lincoln Street Kent State Founders Day program will include pledge activation A M Dewey general secretary of AAC C will officiate Amner earned A B Colgate 1923 M A Denison 1927 Ph D Ohio State 1938 taught at Southampton Long Island Denison and headed KSU foreign language department He is a contributor to educational publications and editor of two Spanish textbooks He holds Phi Mu Alpha Phi Delta Phi Sigma Delta Pi and Phi Beta Kappa memberships.
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F. Dewey Amner
American Association of Commons Clubs
Kent
South
Lincoln St
National Press
Kent State
A. M. Dewey
A.A.C.C
Dr. Amner
Colgate University
Denison University
Ohio State
Southampton
Long Island
High School
KSU
Trial Program Initiates Plan For Arts Festival
Trial programs for this year are sent to university departments for possible contributions to the festival. The festival, themed "creativity," is planned for late April with a month-long program. Prof E Turner Stump chairs the committee overseeing lectures demonstrations in watercolor portrait painting and modern art.
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E. Turner Stump
University arts and exhibitions showcase diverse events
The art department hosts exhibitions while the gymnastic and water ballet shows run by the athletic department. A play titled School for Husbands is presented by University theatre. Architectural shows lectures a home economics fashion show and a photography demonstration are among other points of interest.
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Rollment
Bowling Green Universities
Phi Gams Plan
Moulton
Detwiler
Boosters
Hollywood
Wesley Egan
Dave Roberts
Gene Mekler
Si Lee
Caroline Arnold
William Feaster
Chris Kolas
Rosemary Poor
Charles Presson
John McClary
Bernard Russi
George Paristeris
Dale Brechbuhler
Philip Ruffini
Jack Brown
Dick Johnson
Gus Aivaliotis
Jim Mulholland
Don Watt
Lowell Smith
Gertrude Haffner
Robert Saxe
Phillip Kodish
Don Eaton
Duane Waddell
Bob O'Neill
KSU School of Speech
Kent Hall
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