Nation’s top cameramen flock to university short course
The ninth annual short course in press photography runs March 21 24 drawing leading photographers to campus to discuss color, lighting, equipment and storytelling pictures. Entries for the March 1 1950 deadline must be mounted and sent to the university. judging by NPPA with Joseph Costa in charge.
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School of Journalism
Wills Gym
National Press Photographers Association
Joseph Costa
NPPA
Sec
Akron Beacon Journal
Detroit Times
Cleveland Press
Kalart Company
Columbus Dispatch
KSU School of Journalism
Youngstown Vindicator
George Yates
Des Moines Register & Tribune
William C. Eckenberg
New York Times
Costa
G. W. Churchill
Life Magazine
Julius Greenfield
Russell Hamm
Chicago Tribune
Walter Kneal
Gordon Kuster
James A. Fosdick
Beard Contest Underway Sponsored by Men's Union
Judges for the beard contest include Visiting Artist Robert Morrow Economics Instructor Earl J Kelly and Psychology Assistant Frederick E Davidson. Registration starts this afternoon between the Atrium and Kent hall with a ten cent fee. Winners receive three trophies and a barber shave, funds go to the March of Dimes drive.
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School of Art
Robert Morrow
Earl J. Kelly
Frederick E. Davidson
Atrium
Kent Hall
Men’s Union
Library Screenings Highlight Long Voyage Home
This week's library sponsored film is Long Voyage Home. Showings are at 6 15 p m and 8 p m today in 317 McG. Tickets are available at the library checking desk.
ROTC Honorary Cadet Col. Applications Due Today
Applications for the ROTC honorary cadet colonel must reach Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wall by 5 p.m. today. Girls accepted will receive free portraits at Frank Hill studio on Thursday or Friday. The honorary colonel and her three attendants will attend the Military ball on February 21 at East Market Gardens.
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ROTC
Thomas F. Wall
Frank Hill
East Market Gardens
Art Club Hosts Student Portrait and Caricature Studio
Members of the Art club unveil a campus portrait and caricature studio offering drawings by alumni Dan Hodermarsky and Dan Southall. Southall will render black and white portraits while Hodermarsky creates full color caricatures. Samples are displayed in the Art office.
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Art Club
Dan Hodermarsky
Dan Southall
Cleveland Institute of Art
Kent State
Southall
Hodermarsky
TV Films Of Gym Team For Camel Caravan
Movies captured yesterday feature the gymnastic team in their specialties ahead of NBC’s Camel Caravan broadcast. Assoc. Prof. Michael J. Radock, PR director, said good footage could air in the near future.
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Assoc
Michael J. Radock
New Dorm Council Elections at Stopherhall
Stopherhall held dorm council elections naming 14 members. Elected: Bill Pinkerton, Gus Ressler, Leroy Probst, Lee Miller, Ernest Stanton, Jim Thomas, Sal DeMarco, Ed McCullough, Don McGaughey, Tom Miller, Vern Roberts, Gene Kotouch, Bob Weidlund, and Pete Demos.
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Bill Pinkerton
Gus Ressler
Leroy Probst
Lee Miller
Ernest Stanton
Jim Thomas
Sal DeMarco
Ed McCullough
Don McGaughey
Tom Miller
Vern Roberts
Gene Kotouch
Bob Weidlund
Pete Demos
Miss Kent State Sets Feb 7 Top Hop Queen Election
Miss Kent State voters will select the Top Hop Queen at the February 7 general election as juniors and seniors elect single student council representatives. Applications due January 30 by 4 p.m. include activities, averages and a photo to the dean of women's office.
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Council
John D. Fowler
Kent State
Dean of Women’s Office
Central Committee of Clubs and Honoraries
Ivy Wheatley
George A. Bowman
Wheatley
Sally Koch
Alvis Pinney
Nu-K Party
Miss Pinney
Marilyn Hayes
Dolly Gray
Wittenberg College
Virginia Vaughan
Wills Gym
Queen To Play At Jazz Concert
Helene Gordon named Kappa Sigma Chi Sweetheart last Saturday will be presented at the Lee Ledgerwood jazz concert Sunday night in the auditorium. She will be featured in a piano medley solo. The Alpha Phi pledge is a freshman majoring in speech and hearing therapy. Tickets available from members or at Kent hall atrium entrance.
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Helene Gordon
Kappa Sigma Chi
Ralph Flanagan
Lee Ledgerwood
Miss Gordon
Carl Viviani
Alpha Phi
Gretchen Rader
Nancy McCormash
Betty Karg
Jackie Duke
Kent Hall
Composer Joins Music Department
Kenneth L. Gaburo, a Eastman School of Music graduate, will replace Harold E. Miles as associate professor in the winter quarter. Gaburo has had works performed by the Rochester Philharmonic and notable pianists, teaches piano counterpoint theory and composition, and toured with USO opera groups in the Philippines and Japan. He won Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia contests in 1948 and 1949.
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Kenneth L. Gaburo
Eastman School of Music
Harold E. Miles
Gaburo
Rochester Philharmonic
USO
Philippines
Japan
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia
Dance Tonight at Mid-week Hop by Byrne Ward Orchestra
The Byrne Ward orchestra of Kent plays at the Mid-week hop in the Student Union ballroom from 8 to 10 tonight. Admission is 25 cents per person.
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Byrne-Ward Orchestra
Kent
Student Union
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