Civil Service Examinations Open for Junior Professional Assistants
Examinations for junior professional assistant positions with the Civil Service Commission are now available through Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer at the university. Positions offer 2433 dollars yearly including overtime, with openings in business analysis economics editing fiscal analysis information personnel administrative public administration statistics home economics tests and measurements and technical agriculture. Applicants need a bachelor’s degree and may be seniors who graduate before entering duty. three years of experience are required to qualify by experience.
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Civil Service Commission
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Washington
Baskin and Tonka Elected to Lead KSU Veterans
Ted Baskin was elected president of the University K-Vets at a meeting last night. Clarence Tonka was chosen as vice president, with Dick Dussel as secretary. Albert Welch was elected treasurer and Art Peterson sergeant-at-arms.
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Ted Baskin
University
K-Vets
Clarence Tonka
Dick Dussel
Albert Welch
Art Peterson
Freshmen named to commit tees for the Popularity ball
Dona Mae Burk hart, president, announced the freshman committee for the Popularity ball at Thursday’s meeting. Members include James Frank in band, Geraldine Petzel in publicity, Lydia Mihok in presentation, Kay Bardelline as hostess, chaperones Mabel Davies, Hank Johnston on tickets, and decorators Elsie Rogers Felice Faust Jackie Richardson Jim Clark and Calvin Logan.
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Dona Mae Burkhart
James Frank
Geraldine Petzel
Lydia Mihok
Kay Bardelline
Mabel Davies
Hank Johnston
Elsie Rogers
Felice Faust
Jackie Richardson
Jim Clark
Calvin Logan
The Bus Ride Stage Play Emerges by Haines Cast
The Faculty Women's club hosts an original play The Bus Ride by Juanita Huth and Harry Daniels on Thursday March 15 directed by Mary Haines. Cast includes Mrs W B Thompson Professor Alyce Hawk and Dave Ryan with Edith Reiser Suzanne Schwartz and others in supporting roles.
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Juanita Huth
Harry Daniels
Mary Haines
E. T. Griebling
W. 8. Thompson
Thompson
Physical Science
Alyce Hawk
Suzanne Schwartz
Dave Ryan
Edith Reiser
Betty Lee Winfield
Dona Mae Burkhardt
Felice Faust
Arlene Riggle
Lydia Mihok
Lee Shenafiel
Van Deusen Dies Former University Arts Head
C. S. Van Deusen aged 73 former head of the University industrial arts department died after a long illness. He joined the University in 1913 and retired in 1942 after building the department to its pre war status. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 4 p.m. at the S. C. Bissler funeral home with Rev. E. W. Willcox officiating.
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C. S. van Deusen
University
van Deusen
S. C. Bissler
E. W. Willcox
Noyes Recites Poems Before Enthusiastic Audience
Dr. Alfred Noyes, world famous English writer, spoke at a student assembly and received enthusiastic applause. He read The Highwayman and Barrel Organ among other works, and voiced views on classic styles versus modern trends.
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Noyes
Marion Cole
Tennyson
Browning
Emerson
Alfred Noyes
California
Camps Offer Varied Jobs To Students
University students can work in summer camps as counsellors cottage managers and instructors in arts crafts and water activities. Paid living and transportation plus an average $75 salary for nine weeks. Open to 18 year olds with prior camp experience. Camps in New York Ohio Michigan and Kentucky have been contacted.
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Munzenmayer
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Munzenmayer Cast as Professor in Our Town Play
Dr. Lester Munzenmayer director of placements will join 50 cast members for the Kiwanis club sponsored production of Our Town on March 24 at the University auditorium. He appears as a weakened looking professor in a blue serge suit with umbrella and briefcase.
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Lester Munzenmayer
Our Town
Kiwanis Club
Munzenmayer
Arden Allyn
College of Business Administration
Donald Anthony
Department of Business Administration
Marvin Johnson
Raymond E. Manchester
Hugh Stelson
Ocasek and Albu Elected to Lead USSA Chapter
Oliver Ocasek, a junior in the college of education, was chosen chairman of the new University chapter of the United States Student Assembly. Anita Albu, a senior in liberal arts, was elected secretary at the organization meeting. The group will discuss suggested topics and the San Francisco conference for the next meeting on Tuesday April 3.
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Oliver Ocasek
College of Education
United States Student Assembly
Anita Albu
College of Liberal Arts
San Francisco
Pork Barrel Curtain Set For Tonight Show
Eleven acts have survived eliminations for the annual Pork Barrel show with curtain time at 7 30 pm Janet Irons and Edwin Suvanto co chairmen announced Mary Haines and Claude Miller will host as MCs Two sorority skits a dormitory act and two solo acts were cut The K Vets Theta Sigma Upsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma Moulton Hall Luzerne Richards and Pat Sawyer opted out A substitute judge M A Wolcott was named to replace Rev Robert Clemmons Certificates for winners will replace trophies due to metal shortages The show is expected to be among the best in years with many campus groups represented and the student body eager to attend
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Janet Irons
Edwin Suvanto
Mary Haines
Claude Miller
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Moulton Hall
Luzerne Richards
Pat Sawyer
Dwight Bailey
Town Hall Players
P. A. Eichenlaub
Robert Clemmons
Methodist Church
M. A. Wolcott
Courier-Tribune
Suvanto
Five University alumni named in war casualty report
Three former students are dead and two wounded while one is listed as missing with a prisoner in official communications. Lieut Walter Innes killed in September 1944, Lieut Neil Curtiss confirmed dead, Lieut Philip Bullock missing, Ensign James Richardson killed May 30 1944, and Pvt Wayne Conner listed missing in France since February 3 1945.
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Agnes Young
Walter James Innes
Kenmore High School
Akron
Innes
France
Neil Curtiss
Air Corps
War Department
Philip Bullock
Europe
Bullock
College of Liberal Arts
Linz
Austria
James P. Richardson
Naval Air Corps
Pvt
Wayne R. Conner
Sneeze Leads to Dislocated Vertebra For Mrs Boffo
Mrs Opal Wigner Boffo let out a loud sneeze described as audible and spasmodic. The forceful sneeze caused a dislocated vertebra, sending her to a local osteopath yesterday afternoon for treatment.
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Opal Wigner Boffo
Original Script Next For RW By Shenafiel And Suvanto
The University Radio Workshop will present an original script by Lee Ana Shenafiel and Edwin Suvanto. The broadcast airs Saturday at 11 45 a m on WAKR with Miss Shenafiel in the lead and a cast including Suvanto Dave Ryan Arlene Riggle Viola Cian Lydia Mihok and George Papp. Fred Baker will announce the program and Doby Green Felice Faust handle sound effects.
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The
University Radio Workshop
Lee Ana Shenafiel
Edwin Suvanto
Opal Wigner Boffo
Miss Shenafiel
Suvanto
Dave Ryan
Arlene Riggle
Viola Cian
Lydia Mihok
George Papp
WAKR
Fred Baker
Doby Green
Felice Faust
the Key
Sophomores Invite Seniors to Popularity Ball
Sophomores voted to invite the senior class to the Popularity ball set for April 14. Sponsored by the freshman to junior classes, dues of 1.50 will fund the event and a possible picnic, said president George Insche.
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George Insche
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Dr. Noyes
England
America
Isle of Wight
University of California
Ocasek
Albu
USSA
Miller
Gesundheit
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