Campus Style Show Promotes New Look for Spring
Donna Mae Burkhardt previews spring and summer women’s fashions in a campus fashion carnival at 2 p.m. in the auditorium. The event, by Home Economics and Women’s league with Simplicity, features coeds modeling dresses in gingham, jersey, and plaid wool with new hip lines and bright trims.
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Donna Mae Burkhardt
Home Economics and Women’s League
Simplicity Pattern Company
May Company
Cleveland
Estelle Keane
Simplicity Fashion Promotion
Coeds
Abbey Dickerson
Dolores Hunt
Kathryn Wells
Barbara Berg
Kathryn Frase
Ruth Paul
Yearly Publications Dinner Awards For Sixty Two Students
Sixty two students will receive awards for outstanding work on university publications at a banquet at the Mayflower hotel Akron March 15 at 7 30 p m. Frank Hawkins Pittsburgh Post Gazettes associate editor will speak on Editorial Policy and Its Making. Other speakers include press radio and TV figures. The Lincoln Hackim trophy debuts this year for a Stater sports staff member.
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Mayflower Hotel
Akron
Uni
Matt Fenn
Paul Ryan
Frances B. Murphey
Lambda Phi
Lincoln Hackim
Frank Hawkins
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Stater
Hackim
Akron Beacon Journal
Dr Pearce Fair After Heart Attack
Dr. D W Pearce professor of psychology was taken to City Hospital Akron after a heart attack Friday. His condition was reported as fair. He joined the university in 1923 and retired last year as head of the department but remained as professor.
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D. W. Pearce
City Hospital
Akron
Junior class dues announced for ball and prom
Junior class dues set at 2 dollars will be collected this week at the Booster club booth. Phil Brystein, class president, announced that the payment includes admission to both the Popularity ball and the Junior-Senior prom.
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Phil Brystein
Nurse Anne Sawyer Added to Infirmary Staff
Kent resident nurse Anne Sawyer joins the infirmary staff at the university clinic per Dr. A O DeWeese the university physician. Sawyer trained at St Elizabeths hospital Youngstown as part of her nursing education.
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Anne Sawyer
Kent
A. O. DeWeese
Miss Sawyer
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Youngstown
Col Hutchison British Hero to Speak Here Monday
Col James Hutchison, World War II hero and British MP for Central Glasgow, will address an assembly on Monday March 8 at 11 am. He fought from Dunkirk to North Africa, led Home Guard efforts, and led the Maquis underground in France after D-Day. He wore disguises to evade capture and earned the Legion of Honor, Croix de Guerre, and Distinguished Service Order.
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James Hutchison
France
Hutchison
Dunkirk
North
Africa
Scotland
Home Guard
Maquis
Movement For Action
Col. Hutchison
Sacred Music Concert By Choir Tonight
The a cappella choir and chorus present a program from the 16th century to today at 8:15 in the auditorium directed by Caro M. Carapetyan with Mrs. Edna Carapetyan on piano. Reserved seats hold until 8:10. a full house is expected.
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Caro M. Carapetyan
Judas Maccabaeus
Edna Carapetyan
Pantchenko
Tschenokoff
Kalinnikoff
Gressard Likely SC President Amid Blue Star Challenge
John Gressard of the Blue Star party appears set to become Student Council president unless the Blue Star slate disrupts with write-in candidates. Four of six next year hopefuls were Blue Star nominees, with Blue and Gold threatening a full write-in slate. The council also debated committee minutes and postponed a senior replacement election, affecting mid April plans.
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John Gressard
Blue Star Party
Blue and Gold
Council
Anne Domiter
UT Comedy Tryouts For Shoemakers' Holiday Continue
Miss Muriel Lewis announces ongoing UT tryouts for the University Theatre production Shoemakers Holiday. The comedy set in Henry V’s era invites all students to audition with performances scheduled today and tomorrow at 4 and 7 p.m. and run on April 14 15 and 16.
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Muriel Lewis
Henry V
Burr queen Charlene Arnold crowned at annual Burr format
Charlene Arnold Burr Queen, a freshman in liberal arts, was named Chestnutt Burr queen Saturday night after a telegram from Perry Como revealed his choice during intermission. Dance chairman Terry Pugliese crowned Miss Arnold as about 250 couples enjoyed the event. Runners up Marilyn Taylor and Jo Douglass received bouquets, as editor Frank Carroll presented roses from the Burr staff.
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Charlene Arnold
Alpha Omega
Perry Como
Burr
Terry Pugliese
Miss Arnold
Frank Carroll
Marilyn Taylor
Jo Douglass
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Dr. Pearce ‘Fair
A.m
Central
Glasgow
Tonite
Gressard New SC
Tee
Gressard
Phyllis Robbins
Clarence Peoples
Harry Wise
Nancy Reddrop
Ted Trask
Blue Star
Charlene Arnold Burr Queen
College of Liberal Arts
Miss Taylor
Miss Douglass
Alvin Geitgey
Courier-tribune
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