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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1946

Page

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Radio workshop to air transcriptions on WAKR tomorrow and next Saturday

The weekly radio workshop broadcasts at the studio on the hill will be transcribed for WAKR at 11 15 a m. First ever KSRW transcription. Next Saturday script features Ed Suvanto George Papp La Una Shenefiel Jim Bullock with Claude Miller narrator.

WAKR KSRW Ed Suvanto George Papp la Una Shenefiel Jim Bullock Claude Miller Felice Faust Bullock Wadsworth High School Opal Wigner Boffo Nightingale Hans Christian Anderson Florence Keplinger Suvanto Miss Shenefiel Martha Dipple Miss Faust

Cafeteria to Feed Photographers at University

Miss Eleanor Hruby announced the dining hall will serve photographers attending a two day short course in news photography. The Lowry hall cafeteria opens from 8:15 to 8:45 breakfast and noon to 1 for lunch with a 5 to 6 dinner, Wednesday to Friday in March 2023.

Eleanor Hruby Alfred A. Crowell School of Journalism Hruby Lowry Hall

Dance plan for Blue Baron orchestra ruled unfeasible

The student council in a special meeting declared bringing Blue Baron and his orchestra to the university for a dance on April 6 unfeasible. Freshman Joe Kaplowitz cited Greek organizations may finance the event through gate receipts.

Blue Baron Joe Kaplowitz Frank Vendely

Extend SSA Charity Drive Announces Extension

The Student Service Association welfare and charity drive will extend through the first week of next quarter, announced by treasurer John Etz. Individual donations average $105 per student while faculty contributions are only $2, with $385 of a $1500 pledge reported. Organizations contributing include Alpha Omega sorority $50 Beta Gamma $25 Sigma Sigma Sigma $56 Gamma Sigma Phi $41 Theta Sigma Upsilon $26 Pi Kappa Sigma $25 Delta Phi Sigma fraternity $30 and K P club $25.

Student Service Association John Etz Alpha Omega Sorority Beta Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma Gamma Sigma Phi Theta Sigma Upsilon Pi Kappa Sigma Delta Phi Sigma *Fraternity K-P Club

Twelve Take Flight Instructors Tests in CAA Exam

Twelve Aeronautics students completed a three hour flight instructors exam under P. H. Jones of the Cleveland C A A. The test precedes the oral and practical flight evaluations. Flying resumes at the university airport after rapid draining, though elementary students will fly dual due to sod conditions.

P. H. Jones Cleveland The Civil Aeronautics Administration

High School Debaters Arrive For District Speech Tourney

More than 125 students with coaches gather for the district forensics tourney spanning March 15 and 16. Ohio schools including Wadsworth Canton Lehman McKinley Newton Falls Wooster Youngstown Raven Chaney Massillon Niles Bath Ravenna participate. Six divisions contested with registration 1 to 1:30 and finals Saturday after 4 p.m.

Ohio Wadsworth Canton Lehman McKinley Newton Falls Wooster Youngstown Raven and Chaney Massillon Niles Bath Ravenna

Clarence Tonka Named Burr Business Manager

Clarence Tonka a junior in the college of business administration was approved by President George A Bowman as business manager of the 1947 Chestnut Burr. He was elected unanimously by the publications policy committee at a special four o clock meeting. It was noted the position is usually filled in June but engraving costs prompted an early selection and a contract was signed with John and Ollier Engraving.

Clarence Tonka College of Business Administration George A. Bowman Chestnut Burr Tonka John & Ollier Engraving Company Leland C. Whetten Burr

Dues Required for Underclass Popularity Ball

Underclass presidents urge payment of spring quarter dues of 50 cents for attendance at the annual popularity ball. Dues collected March 25 to 29 in the atrium hall grant entry, with receipts required for couples and individual students. Seniors admitted free. chaperones listed. music by George Conway and his 12 piece Akron orchestra at Wills gym from 9 p m to midnight.

John Jack Clarence Tonka Frank Vendely Ada V. Hyatt Charles B. Sumner Ernest Harvey Delbert C. Miller Dewey Barich Wills Gym George Conway Akron

Short Course in News Photography Draws Cameramen

Total registration for the fifth annual short course in news photography at KSU has reached 259 with participants from 21 states and Canada set to attend March 2023. The event features 64 beginners, lectures by J Winton Lemen, Dick Sarfto, and Frank Scherschel, and exhibits including 85 photos by Scherschel plus 32 Life magazine enlargements.

States Canada J. Winton Lemen Eastman Kodak Rochester N. Y Dick Sarfto Hearst Newspapers Life Magazine Frank Scherschel Pic Magazine Miss Tuttle

Social dancing resumes at Kent State in March

The K Vet social committee announces social dancing will resume on Wednesday March 27 at 8 p m in Wills gym. The decision notes price increases for next year and that the business manager for next year should not be preempted by the advisory committee. Tonka of Sigma Tau Gamma, former Kent States business manager, is cited and the panel clarifies future editor and business manager applicants will be limited to juniors or seniors.

K-Vet Social Committee Wills Gym Tonka Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity K-Vets Kent States

Registration to End at 5 P M with 900 Expected

Registrar E C Stopher reports registration will close at 5 p m today with about 900 students paying fees. By noon yesterday only 792 had registered as the term began, and Stopher expects spring enrollment near 1800 with about 900 veterans and new students registering around March 25.

E. C. Stopher Stopher

Barich Heads Two Speakers at Youngstown Careers Week

Barich of Kent State University will be one of two chief speakers to launch Careers Week in Youngstown schools on March 19. He will address vocational guidance before a joint East and North high school assembly at 11 a.m. Tuesday.

Dewey Barich Veterans’ Affairs Kent State University Youngstown Barich East North

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