Trio Competes for Akron Chapter Dance Queen
Three queen candidates for the Akron chapter semi formal dance were photographed by Julius Greenfield of the Akron Beacon Journal. Proceeds go to the Student Union Building fund, with Tony Weitzel Dorothy Doran and Greenfield selecting the queen from Eula Marquis Reita Mehlenbacher and Polly Ann Queen.
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Akron
Kent
Julius Greenfield
The
Akron Beacon Journal
Kent State
Student Union Building Fund
John Schindewolf
Tony Weitzel
Dorothy Doran
Greenfield
Eula Marquis
Alpha Omega
Reita Mehlenbacher
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Polly Ann Queen
Gamma Sigma Phi
Harry D. Wolfe
Donald Anthony
Francis Mull
Kent Radio Club To Hold Election
The newly organized Kent Radio club will elect officers tomorrow in 314M at 4 p m. Nominees for the three offices are James Watkins Louis Breetz Tom Butler and Bill Thompson. After the election a brief code practice will be held. All members should attend and others interested in amateur radio are invited.
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Kent Radio Club
James Watkins
Louis Breetz
Tom Butler
Bill Thompson
Firefly operetta by Rudolph Friml revived in many cities
The operetta Firefly by Rudolph Friml, a Bohemian composer, debuted in New York 1912 and has since been revived widely. It was staged in St. Louis last summer for thousands. Friml and Victor Herbert were musical comedy icons before the war. Reservations use student activity tickets at the speech department. non-ticket admission is 50 cents.
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Rudolph Friml
New York
St. Louis
Friml
Victor Herbert
Vacation teachers to meet at spring training session
Students enrolled for the Spring Teachers week from Ashtabula Canton Steubenville Cleveland Kent Youngstown Niles and Newton Falls are asked to meet with Dr. A. L. Heer in the university training school auditorium at 12 30 p m Thursday.
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A. L. Heer
University Training School
Ashtabula
Canton
Steubenville
Cleveland
Kent
Youngstown
Niles
Newton Falls
College of Emporia Receives First Carneg ie Library in U S
The College of Emporia becomes the first U S college to receive a Carnegie library grant. The milestone highlights a new era of college library funding and expansion for the institution.
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College of Emporia
U. S. College
Year’s Activities K P Meeting Topic
The Kindergarten Primary club will meet this afternoon from 4 to 5 in 302M. Plans for the year will be made with Martha Stevens presiding. Sunday from 5 to 7 p m advisors Hazel Swan and Jeanne Parrish will observe open house at 545 Mason Ter race. This custom began in 1926.
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Martha Stevens
G. Hazel Swan
Jeanne Parrish
Mason Terrace
Chi Pi Plans Dance Committee for April Convention
Chi Pi, the men's professional journalism fraternity, named a committee to arrange a dance during the Ohio Collegiate Newspaper Association convention set for April 24 to 27. Stew Fern will head the committee with assistants George Fleischer John Mine August Quattrochi and a fourth member to be named later.
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Chi Pi
Ohio Collegiate Newspaper Association
Stew Fern
Stater Pictorial
George Fleischer
John Mine
August Quattrochi
Short Course Opens with Taylor Smith and Greenfield Leaders
Prof William D Taylor chairman of the journalism department will give the opening address of welcome Prof A Clarence Smith director of the Short Course and associate in the department will chair the afternoon discussions A photographer s round table led by Julius Greenfield head photographer of the Akron Beacon Journal closes the program The free informal discussion theme is City Room Problems The smoker sponsored by Chi Pi the journalism fraternity features Major Albert W Stevens director of the Air Corps Technical School photo graphic department as principal speaker Hud Robbins of the Danville Commercial News and president of the News Photographers association will chair the event after Stevens talk an open discussion will follow
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William D. Taylor
A. Clarence Smith
Julius Greenfield
Akron Beacon Journal
Chi Pi
Albert W. Stevens
Air Corps Technical School
Lowryfield
Denver
Colo
Hud Robbins
Danville
Ill
Commercial News
News Photographers Association
Stevens
Off Campus Women Plan Pop Night at University
The Pop night committee of the Off Campus Women’s club met in Moulton hall to plan the 19th annual Pop Night in the university auditorium. Tryouts are set for Monday in the Kent State training school auditorium with Eileen Cooke as chair, Elizabeth Hartsough and Wanda Banes on the committee contacting 59 campus organizations. Dean Mary E. Smallwood spoke on Leisure Time and Hobbies and displayed part of her frog collection.
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Women's Club
Moulton Hall
University Auditorium
Kent State Training School
Torium
Eileen Cooke
Elizabeth Hartsough
Wanda Banes
Mary E. Smallwood
Presidents Meeting Tonight for Off Campus Hosts
All off campus house presidents are requested to attend the meeting this evening at 7 o'clock in 109M.
Cleveland Opera Week Showcases Classic Repertoire
The season features Aida Tannhauser La Boheme Carmen Madame Butterfly Tristan and Isolde La Traviata and La Gioconda. Madame Butterfly returns after 30 years with Hilda Burke as Cio Cio San. Tickets run 1 to 6 dollars and Trory's Music and Electric Store is the local Northern Ohio Opera representative.
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Cleveland
Hilda Burke
Northern Ohio Opera Association
Trory’s Music and Electric Store
Social Notes Highlight Fraternities Plan Spring Events
House life at several fraternities features returns from infirmary and teaching stints, social chairs organizing spring formats, and upcoming events. Plans include benefit bridge, Sigma Tau Gamma pledge dance March 15, and a House party Friday evening. Members and pledges coordinate decorations, menus, orchestras, and transportation.
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Clyde
Tri
Gizella Krupansky
Anna Dunn
Edith Gerlach
Mary Alice Winters
Anita Totten
Genevieve Warner
Helen Muzik
David Olson
Olson
Sigma Tau Gamma
Dick Wiland
Bol Fry
Karl Siedschlag
Bob Eriser
Fd Zink
Karl Seidschlag
YWCA YMCA Schedule Joint Play Night In March
The YWCA hosts a social tonight at 7 30 in the Off Campus Women's room Moulton hall with singing games and refreshments. Rose Zdesar and Margaret Bevilacque supervise arrangements. The joint play night with YMCA is set for Tuesday March 12 in the little gym with Peg Leist and Mary Vlad in charge for YWCA.
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The
YWCA
Moulton Hall
Rose Zdesar
Margaret Bevilacque
YMCA
Little Gym
Peg Leist
Mary Vlad
Dietitian Martha Keeney to Speak to Home Economics Students
Miss Martha Keeney of the state health department will address home economics students on nutrition Thursday. The department will host a tea in her honor Thursday afternoon.
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Martha Keeney
State Department of Health
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Frederick
Marge Hunt
Jeannette Malat
Bonnie Dray
Helene Leaver
Jerre Brown
Charlotte Boedeker
Jean Culhan
Betty Line
Elaine Downs
Marjorie Daubenspeck
Rush
Rita Allendorf
Luise Reitzel
Janet Petty
KMK House
Howard Besseger
Bob Cook
Bill Roberts
Bob Haberkost
Jack McGurk
Bob Matthews
Peggy Morrison
Garrettsville
Jackie Martin
Beta Gamma
Thora Uebel
Betty Chapman
Jean Melick
Mary Dean Grant
Phi Alpha Alpha
Robin Hood
Jean Thomas
Betty Lou Minor
A. W. Stewart
Perry van Hyning
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Gulf of Mexico
Robin Hood Inn
E. Main
Donaghy’s Drug
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