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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1946

Page

1

Enrolment hits 2321 as summer session fills housing

Summer session enrollment reached 2321 by Wednesday, a new attendance record, while all on campus housing and Windham listings are fully booked. About 1500 veterans are enrolled, with 500 new veterans, as Engleman Lowry and Moulton halls reach capacity and Windham remains heavily utilized. The teaching staff totals 137, including 98 regular, 26 visiting, and 13 training school staff.

Engleman Lowry Moulton

University Board Announces Hires and Resignations

Blair named new press head as Mrs Rhema Fair becomes student residence advisor succeeding Miss Margaret Wharton. At June board meeting 13 faculty added across history home economics physical sciences foreign languages accounting commerce and secretarial science. New hires include Maury Baker Sherman Barnes Vernon Beall Jessie Bertschi Mabel Stoner Charles Bishop Frederick Mathews George Schoepfle Alberto Pamies Eunice Saxe Elsie Leffingwell and Charles Taft with several leaves of absence and resignations accepted.

Rhema Fair Board of George A. Bowman Duke University Sherman B. Barnes Carnegie Tech Vernon L. Beall KSU Jessie Bertschi Mabel N. Stoner Penn State Charles Bishop University of Rochester Frederick J. Mathews Philadelphia George K. Schoepfle Wooster Pamies Alberto Pamies University of Havana Eunice Saxe Saxe Elsie Leffingwell Westminster College New Wilmington Penna Donald D. Luck B. F. Goodrich Co Akron Charles A. Taft Virginia Polytechnic Institute

Dean Blair to Step Down as Kent State College Dean

Dr. John L. Blair, dean of Kent State University’s college of education for 19 years, will resign effective August 31 after the summer session. He joined Kent State as registrar in 1927 and became dean in 1932. Blair, born in Illinois, earned a philosophy degree at Shurtleff College and advanced degrees from the University of Chicago, where he won the Susan Collyer prize in 1931 for his education thesis.

John L. Blair College of Education Dean Blair Kent State Illinois Shurtleff College Alton University of Chicago Susan Collyer Assumption Ill East Dubuque

Tryouts Ready For Summer Play at University Theater

An adaptation of Lloyd C. Douglas Magnificent Obsession will headline the University Theater summer production slated for July 24. Dr Yetta Mitchell of New York leads the casting and preparations for the show.

Lloyd C. Douglas University Theater Yetta Mitchell New York

Art Dealer Dr Konrad Trothmann Display at Art Dept

New York art dealer Dr Konrad Trothmann will visit the art department office Friday from 1 to 2 30 p m. for a display of oil and watercolor reproductions of old and modern masters. Students and faculty are invited to view.

Konrad Trothmann New York Art Department

Gray Named Ride In Speech Clinic

Miss Eleanor Gray of Alexander Graham Bell School for the Deaf is appointed to assist John R. Montgomery head of the speech clinic. She holds bachelor and master degrees from the University of Michigan and has worked in speech pathology since graduation. She is in charge of all speech clinic work and begins this term as a full time instructor.

Eleanor Gray Alexander Graham Bell School For the Deaf John R. Montgomery Miss Gray University of Michigan Montgomery

Clinic Tests Students for Speech and Hearing

Prof. John R. Montgomery announced that all new full time university students must take twenty minute speech and hearing tests from July 1 to July 12. Scheduling should be by June 28 in 316K, with appointments available for others needing diagnosis at the speech office.

John R. Montgomery

University invites guest summer instructor for speech program

The university will host a guest summer instructor in speech and conduct play tryouts on Wednesday and Friday June 26 and 27 and Monday July 1 in the radio workshop. All students are eligible and Dr Mitchell urged interested backstage workers to contact her on those days.

Mitchell

Music Club Meeting Invites Students for Organization

All music majors and minors are invited to an organizational meeting of the Music club on Monday June 24 at 430 p m in Merrill. Temporary chairman will be senior Bill Thompson with faculty adviser Roy D Metcalf.

Merrill Bill Thompson Roy D. Metcalf

Stater To Be Weekly First Edition Plans

The Kent Stater announces a weekly campus edition released during summer sessions. It will publish Fridays before nine oclock with editorial deadlines moved to Wednesday noon.

Kent Stater

Art Prof Awarded Summer Course

Wilbur W. West, assistant professor of art, earns a Carnegie funded scholarship for a six week summer study at the University of Cincinnati. The Kent State entrant will study contemporary art and architecture to bring back classroom materials for communities and schools under AIA sponsorship.

Wilbur W. West College of Applied Arts University of Cincinnati West Kent State Carnegie Corporation The American Institute of Architects

Kent State hosts coaching school with McMillin and Anderson

Famed coaches A N Bo McMillin and Harold Anderson headline Kent State University’s coaching school opening Tuesday with 50 coaches from Ohio Michigan Indiana Pennsylvania and West Virginia. McMillin will detail the Cockeyed T offense and conduct outdoor demonstrations while Anderson covers football and basketball coaching problems from fundamentals to set offenses. The program runs through June 28 and includes sessions with former KSU athletes.

Kent State University A. N Bo’’ McMillin Indiana Harold Anderson Bowling Green Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia McMillin Hoosier Pilot Anderson Toledo U

Cardinal Key Meeting Set for June 26

Cardinal Key members will hold a meeting on Wednesday June 26 at 4 p.m. in the office of the dean of women.

Cardinal Key

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