Ballad Singer Spicer Opens Summer Assembly Recital
Earle Spicer a New York bari tone and ballad singer will headline the first summer session assembly at 10 50 this morning in the auditorium. Open to the public, the event is arranged by Dean Frew Musselman of the Summer School and Extension. Spicer has performed with major orchestras and societies in the U S and England and has appeared at the White House and for three years on a radio program with Donald Voorhees. He is known for singing Frankie and Johnny as the writer intended.
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Earle Spicer
New York
Spicer
Acadia
London
U. S
England
Canada
White House
Donald Voorhees
Frankie
Johnny
Columbia
Minnesota
Texas
Kansas State
Maine
Yale
Alums Create Cleveland Scholarship at KSU Club
The KSU Club of Cleveland establishes an annual scholarship for a Greater Cleveland student. Rita Gattozzi, Collinwood high school valedictorian and National Honor Society president, wins this year and will enter the College of Education. A June graduate group organized a 1950 class to engage with KSU Club Cleveland.
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KSU Club of
Cleveland
Greater
Rita Gattozzi
Collinwood High School
Gattozzi
College of Education
Winslow Notes Clinic Opens at University
Dr. Charles N. Winslow, director of the Psychology clinic, announced the clinic is now open at 219 Kent hall. Services are available to any university student with aptitude, interest and personality testing plus vocational and personal adjustment counseling. Hours are 9 am to noon and 1 pm to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
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Charles N. Winslow
Psychology Clinic
Kent Hall
Winslow
Graduate School Gains 631 Enrolled as Total Drops
Dr. Charles E. Atkinson reports 631 graduate students this year, up from 496 last year, a record for graduate enrollment but part of a total 3 413 students that falls short of last summer's 3 515. Veterans influx since 1945 shows a rising trend with summer drops indicating graduations.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Akron Lawyer Named New KSU Trustee
Governor Lausche appointed Robert Guinther Akron attorney to replace the late Joseph Hanan as a Kent State University trustee. Guinther, a Wooster College and University of Chicago Law School graduate, will serve until May 17, 1952. He is a director of multiple Akron firms and active in Rotary and other organizations. He has taught at Mt Gilead High School Wentworth Military Academy Bucyrus High School and has served in World War I.
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Lausche
Robert Guinther
Akron
Joseph B. Hanan
Kent State University
Otto J. Korb
East Cleveland
Utica
Wooster College
Guinther
Illinois
Ohio
Slabaugh, Guinther and Pflueger
Rotary
American Legion
City Club
Portage County Club
University Club
First National Bank
Seiberling Rubber Company
Akron Transportation Company
Robinson Clay Products
Enterprise Manufacturing Company
City Hospital
Better Business Bureau
University of Chicago
Law School
Phi Beta Kappa
Order of the Coif
Delta Sigma Rho
Mt. Gilead High School
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Missouri
Bucyrus High School
KSU Band Clinic Opens July 10
Ohio high school musicians gain professional summer training in concert band and orchestra at the University Band clinic July 10 to July 22. Students rehearse daily and receive private and class lessons plus joint performances under School of Music instructors. Public concerts July 14 and July 21. Dorms and campus meals provided. Register with Roy D. Metcalf by July 1.
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Ohio High School
School of Music
Roy D. Metcalf
Point Four Program Topic For UNESCO Conference
Akron University Oberlin College Western Reserve Kent State University and the Council on World Affairs of Cleveland cooperate with the U S National Committee for UNESCO Honorary chairman is President George A Bowman Dr Paul Scheid of Oberlin presides over the morning session from 9 30 to 12 and Dean John Reed Spicer over the afternoon from 1 30 to 4 Alfred J Hotz Western Reserve will analyze the program Two State Department representatives Richard Brown and Max McCullough will discuss the government's view Richard Bonsal of New York will discuss business outlook A recital by Harold E Miles of KSU ends the day Tea is served by Pan-Hellenic of Kent State Registration begins at 9 a m with foreign students hosting University students urged to attend
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Akron University
Oberlin College
Western Reserve University
Kent State University
Council On World Affairs of
Cleveland
United States National Committee For Unesco
Pres
George A
Richard Bonsal
International Law
New York
Harold E. Miles
KSU
Pan-Hellenic
Kent State
Hop change late hours for union social dance
A change of hours for the Mid week Hop in the Union ballroom sets records from 8 30 to 10 30 p m each Wednesday. Admission is 25 cents. The Hop began soon after the Union opened in January.
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Union
McNamara and Knab Lead Kent Stater Summer
Brian McNamara a senior in liberal arts serves as editor in chief of the Kent Stater for the summer term. Dick Knab a senior in business administration will be business manager. The paper will publish twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday during the summer sessions.
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Brian McNamara
College of Liberal Arts
The
Kent Stater
Dick Knab
Phi Beta Phi
Kent States
Dramatics Course Offered for High School Programs
University dramatics and radio facilities support a summer course on organizing and managing high school dramatics. The National Thespian Society and the School of Speech co sponsor. Blandford Jennings of Clayton High School Missouri will teach the program designed for secondary teachers.
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The
National Thespian Society
School of Speech
Blandford Jennings
Clayton High School
Missouri
Ohio Schools To Attend Speech Clinic
High school students from Ohio will attend the fifteenth annual high school institute in speech from June 26 to July 21. James N. Holm says 38 students will take part on scholarship with no tuition. The four week program aims to improve speech, leadership, and democratic skills. participants may try out for the July 20 21 university theatre production Black Filamigo directed by E Turner Stump with Wesley Egan as technical director.
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James N. Holm
Ohio
E. Turner Stump
Wesley Egan
Rich Uray
Helen Mitrovka
Holm
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First Assembly
Dean Frew Musselman
Cleveland Area
New Ksu
Unesco
McNamara
Knob
Publications Policy Committee
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