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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1945

Page

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Eleanor Steber to Sing at Kent State Next Week

Metropolitan Opera soprano Eleanor Steber will perform at Kent State University in the university auditorium on Wednesday July 11 at 8 30 p m The young star has roles in the 1944 45 Met season and has appeared in Canada She will sing works by Mozart Schubert Schumann Strauss and others with pianist James Quillian accompanying

Eleanor Steber Kent State Metropolitan Opera Association Kent State University University Metropolitan Miss Steber The Eva Donna Elvira Violetta Mozart Schubert Schumann Strauss Charpentier Bach Poulenc Rachmaninoff Griffes John Sacco Wagenaar Carpenter Alleluja Morgenlied Standchen Depuis le Jour James Quillian

Blair and Heer Headed to Education Conference

Dean J. L. Blair and Dr. A. L. Heer depart Sunday for Miami University at Oxford to attend the second workshop by the conference of deans of education from five state universities. They will address public education issues in Ohio and propose improvements with Blair speaking on The School As an Agency of Democracy.

J. L. Blair A. L. Heer Miami University Oxford Conference of Deans of Education Ohio Dean Blair

Emily Willey Joins Husband in Florida

Emily Willey leaves graduation duties at the university to join her husband Ensign Dean Willey in Tampa Florida where he is stationed temporarily. Ensign Willey served in the south Pacific a year earlier before returning to the United States.

Emily Willey Husband Florida Ensign Dean Willey Tampa Ensign Willey South Pacific

Wednesday Social Dancing Set From 8 30 to 10 30 PM

Ted Baskin announces weekly social dancing sessions held every Wednesday night from 8 30 to 10 30 PM with Baskin serving as chairman.

Ted Baskin Social Dancing

Nine Girls Cast Set For July University Stage

Prof E Turner Stump announces the university school play Nine Girls will be staged July 20. Cast includes Joan Swanson Kent Dorothy Grace Blair Kent Paula Newmann Dayton Freda Riggs Dayton Beverly Nathan Cincinnati Georgia Tilghmann Dayton Martha Miller Cincinnati Nancy Mullen Astabula and Faye Louis Astabula. The cherubs in the five week speech program help with scenery and production. The murder mystery has no main character.

E. Turner Stump Joan Swanson Kent Dorothy Grace Blair Paula Newmann Dayton Freda Riggs Beverly Nathan Cincinnati Georgia Tilghmann Martha Miller Nancy Mullen Astabula Faye Louis Miss Blair Miss Swanson Professor Stump

Calendar Highlights for July Events in Florence Sublette Area

July events include Florence Sublette on July 9 with Scandinavian music at 7 p.m. State department representatives attend July 9, Town Meeting League rep Charles E. Martz speaks. July 10 OPA representative Ben H. Darrow speaks at 10 40 a.m. July 11 Eleanor Steber concert at 8 30 p.m. July 18 Army Air Forces educational demonstration. July 16 17 OEA representative B A Stevens.

Florence Sublette State Department Charles E. Martz Town Meeting League Ben H. Darrow OPA Eleanor Steber Army Air Forces B. A. Stevens OEA

Thomas Blair Rejoins Amherst English Department

Thomas Blair returns to Amherst College English after a year at Cornell. He taught under the USMAP program run by the Army for West Point prep, with Amherst, Lafayette, and Cornell involved. Blair described the students as returning from overseas duty and similar to former army cadets, noting satisfactory results.

Thomas Blair Cornell University Mr. Blair West Point Military Academy Preparatory USMAP Army Cornell Amherst Lafayette Blair

Kent State Names Two Department Heads in Trustees Meeting

President George A. Bowman announced two new department heads at Kent State University. Dr. F. Dewey Amner will lead Spanish and foreign languages, and John Burton Nicholson Jr. becomes head librarian. Dr. Weldon M. Williams returns as associate English professor.

George A. Bowman Kent State University Board of Trustees F. Dewey Amner Denison University Denison Ohio State Southamton L. I Bowman John Burton Nicholson, Jr Fenn College Cleveland Kent Nicholson Duke University Dickinson College Columbia Washington and Lee University Weldon M. Williams

Russian Art Talks Presented in Summer Lecture Series

Professor Eric Griebling from the English department concludes a Russian literature lecture series as part of the summer international arts program. He notes a sharp split between pre and post revolutionary works and contrasts Soviet art’s proletariat focus with American views of art for art’s sake. Professor Walter Simmons concludes with German literature lectures.

Eric Griebling Griebling U. S Russia Professor Griebling Walter Simmons

K Vets Plan Meeting in Kent Hall

Clarence Tonka president announced the K Vets will meet Wednesday July 18 at 7 30 p m in 210 Kent hall.

Kent Hall Clarence Tonka

Lt Connolly on Leave From Navy Duty at Kent State

Lt j g Tom Connolly, former Kent student and Central High Akron graduate, is on leave from the Navy. He served 32 months in the Caribbean and Pacific as a PBM patrol plane pilot and recently recovered from a central Pacific crash. He attends Kent State during his leave studying comparative literature and sociology.

Pearl Taylor J.g Tom Connolly Kent Connolly Central High Akron Navy Caribbean Pacific Central Pacific KSU

Kent Board Awards Fall Scholarships

Scholarship awards at Kent State university for the 1945 46 school year were announced today. These awards are made on the basis of scholarship, character and general school records. Lucille Hyman of Canton and Eileen Young of Massillon were awarded general freshman scholarships Patricia West of Akron was chosen for the freshman music award. Vacant scholarships were awarded to Marion Zapka Kent sophomore Audrey Farnshell also a sophomore from Kent Betty Winfield Johnson Barberton senior and Betty Wilson senior Warren.

Kent State University Lucille Hyman Canton Eileen Young Massillon Patricia West Akron Marion Zapka Kent Audrey Farnshell Betty Winfield Jhonston Barberton Betty Wilson Warren

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