Music School Hosts Open Air Clinic Band Concert Tonight
The 55 piece clinic band will perform on the tennis court behind Wills gym at 8 pm in the first open air show since 1942. Miss Mary Evelyn Thurman leads baton twirling demonstrations with 50 students as Cliff Ellsworth solos on clarinet and Roy D. Metcalf notes the focus on new compositions. If rain, the concert moves to the auditorium.
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Wills Gym
School of Music
Mary Evelyn Thurman
Roy D. Metcalf
Ferde Grofe
Scarmoulin
Javalois
Weber
Clifford Ellsworth
Miss Thurman
Plans Made by HPE Club Officers Named for 1946 47
The Health and Physical Education club outlines a Wiener roast for the second summer term. George W. Streby is president, with Nancy Arugi as vice president and Helen Baugher as secretary and treasurer. Faculty advisors are Marie Apple and Karl Chestnutt.
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Health and Physical Education Club
George W. Streby
Streby
Nancy Arugi
Helen Baugher
Marie Apple
Karl Chestnutt
Close Season Monday Night Orchestra and Chorus Concert
The university School of Music closes term with an 8 15 p m concert in the university auditorium. Carapetyan directs Beethoven Choral Fantasia for piano orchestra and chorus followed by Haydn The Creation. Fred H. Denker soloist with soprano Marjorie Fox and two Cleveland bass and tenor soloists. Over 105 students join the choral group. Edna G. Carapetyan accompanies.
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School of Music
University
Beethoven
Haydn
Caro M. Carapetyan
Fred H. Denker
Marjorie Fox
Sharon
Cleveland
George Kelly
Harold Haugh
Carapetyan
University professors offer postwar school survey service
Three professors from the college of education and the Ohio State University Bureau of Educational Research will assist northeastern Ohio districts with postwar planning. They provide building needs surveys, district wide educational assessments, and a consultant service. They are currently surveying Rittman board of education.
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Northeastern
Ohio
Lester H. Munzenmayer
A. W. Stewart
A. L. Heer
College of Education
Trio 1
Ohio State University Bureau of Educational Research
Board of Education
Rittman, O
Munzenmayer
University Theatre Presents Magnificent Obsession on Wednesday
University Theatre stages its summer production Magnificent Obsession next Wednesday at 8 15 p m in the auditorium Five university students and seven cherubs join the cast with Bob Smiley as Bobby Merrick Gretchen Wagoner as the widow Warren Lashley as the doctor and Lois Weaver leading the cherubs David Ryan stage manager Wilbur Adams assistant and back stage crew include Edwin Suvanto Cliff Hancock Richard Hight and Jim Bullock The play based on Lloyd C Douglas novel and later a film runs for one night only directed by Dr Yetta G Mitchell</s>
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University Theater
Bob Smiley
University
Bobby Mer
Rick
Gretchen Wagoner
Warren Lashley
Bob Hart
Jim Bullock
Lois Weaver
Cherubs
Diantha Morgan
Kathleen Bing
Dick Kline
Florence Lange
Naomi Brant
Morton Litwack
Lloyd C. Douglas
Yetta G. Mitchell
David Ryan
Wilbur Adams
Edwin Suvanto
Cliff Hancock
Richard Hight
First Library Classes Start at University
John B. Nicholson Jr announces the university begins library science courses this term to inaugurate a library school. Library science will be a minor in education, meeting North Central College association standards. The first study is Reference and Bibliography, followed by Catalog and Classification to train future librarians.
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John B. Nicholson
College of Education
Nicholson
North Central College Association
Cherubs Present Hyacinths Sparkin and The Stoker
The second series of one act plays will be performed today at 2 30 p m by cherubs under university students direction. The lawn east of the library serves as the stage unless bad weather interrupts the performance.
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Cherubs
Sparkin
Stoker
Brady At Training School and Atkinson Appointed Examiners
President George A. Bowman announced Brady Cleveland as director of the Kent State University training school and Charles E. Atkinson Girard C as university examiner. Brady, since 1941 superintendent in Brooklyn village, will oversee kindergarten through high school and work with Dr. A. L. Heer on student teaching assignments and serve as associate professor. Atkinson, Kent State graduate, will handle admissions with Registrar Stopher, administer entrance and transfer exams, and pursue his PhD at Pitt.
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Ballard Brady
Cleveland
Charles E. Atkinson
Girard, C
George A. Bowman
Brady
Brooklyn Village
Auburn Township
Geauga County
A. L. Heer
The
College of Education
Hiram College
Kent State
Western Reserve
Kent State University
Atkinson
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Freshman Finds Surprising Bids for 1913 Model T Ford
Michael Bogda advertised a 1913 Model T Ford and received over 50 bids ranging from 10 to 500 dollars. The Detroit antique dealer offered 500 dollars, far above the original 1913 selling price of about 600 dollars.
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Michael Bogda
Bogda
Detroit
New Branch Inquiry for Toronto or Steubenville
University plans a possible branch in Toronto or Steubenville announced by President George A. Bowman after surveying Jefferson County officials. He says space and student demand must be proven and a teaching staff chosen before a Canton campus opening this fall is definite.
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Jefferson County
Toronto
Steubenville
George A. Bowman
Bowman
Canton
Senior class meeting to discuss plans Monday
A meeting of the senior class will be held Monday at 3 30 p m in 317 McGilvrey. Announcements name cards and general plans will be discussed. Dr Lester H Munzenmayer director of appointments will discuss compiling of records and recommendations for graduates.
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McGilvrey
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Seniors Booth Opens Next Week at Wills Gym Entrance
Officers of the senior class will run a booth from 8 30 a m to 3 30 p m daily next week at the Wills gym entrance to collect class dues and take announcements orders.
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Wills Gym
Caps and gowns rental fees due for summer graduates
Summer graduates must pay rental fees for caps and gowns to the university book store by July 24. Measurements will be taken when fees are collected. A $5 diploma fee is payable at the treasurer's office.
Preregistration Push Encourages Early Book Purchases
Students preregistering for the second summer session are urged to obtain their books as soon as schedules are approved. The bookstore will open extra hours to avoid long rush lines.
Trial programs available for preregistration today
The registrar E. C. Stopher announced that trial programs may be obtained in the registrar's office until 5 p m today. All programs must be returned before noon Saturday of this week.
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E. C. Stopher
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HPE Club
Haugh
Oberlin College
Handel and Haydn Society
Boston
Baldwin-Wallace College
Edna G. Carapetyan
University Theatre
Training
Examiner’s Post
New Branch School
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