OCNA Forum Schedule And Awards Banquet Details
The OCNA hosts forums and interviews with delegates led by Pat Raleigh and staff. WKSU FM will broadcast live at 5 30 PM with open house Saturday morning 10 to 12 led by Bill Turner. Sessions cover radio disciplines and writing topics. awards will be presented at the banquet in Sto pher Hall with multiple newspaper and ad categories honored.
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Pat Raleigh
Joan White
William Hildebrand
Robert McMahen
Don Hinton
Wksu-Fm
Jerry Little
Bill Turner
Frank Ressler
Henry Schleappi
Bill Charles
Federal Communications Commission
Politella
Dance Clubs Present Show "Dance" By Modern and Orchesis
Twenty one girls perform a show titled Dance sponsored by the Modern Dance club and Orchesis. The program, at 8 15 in the auditorium, explains and demonstrates dance elements with choreographed pieces. Elsie Fellmeth accompanies on piano. Caroline Arnold plays cello for Sarabande. Betty Parsons leads the combined organizations. Carol Ann Walgenbach directs.
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Modern Dance Club
Orchesis
Elsie Fellmeth
L. R. Benson
Caroline Arnold
Betty Parsons
Carol Ann Walgenbach
University Orchestra Spring Concert Plans
The University Symphony Orchestra under Louis P. Erch will perform Beethoven Egmont Overture Handel Water Music Suites and Dvorak New World Symphony at the auditorium Sunday at 3 p m as part of National Music Week and the Arts festival. The Men’s Glee Club contributes two selections and soloists Gene Hartzell Addison Reed sing Isis Osiris from Mozart The Magic Flute and Land-sighting by Grieg.
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The
University Symphony Orchestra
School of Music
Louis P. Erch
Dvorak
Glee Club
Gene Hartzell
Addison Reed
Isis
Osiris
Mozart
Grieg
Glee Club Affair Tied to School of Music Aide
Under the auspices of the School of Music the Glee Club directed by Robert Foulkes, instructor of voice, plans a forthcoming concert and recruitment event showcasing vocal talent.
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School of Music
Glee Club
Robert Foulkes
Burr voucher policy outlined by Chestnut Burr manager
In a special release Ted Chernak, Chestnut Burr business manager, corrects yesterday's error. Students here all three quarters receive a Burr voucher free. Those not present for two quarters pay $3.50, while students not in attendance for one quarter are charged $2.00.
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Ted Chernak
Chestnut Burr
Burr
Twelve Barrel Skits Remain In Show At Kent State
Surviving last nights eliminations to compete in the coed independent group for Pork Barrel were Newman club Moulton hall ISA and UCF Stopher hall and American Com mons club will vie in the independent men division tonight at 7 in the auditorium Twelve groups will take part in tonights Pork Barrel show MC d by Genie Mekler and Don Watt Entertainment from Ben McCarthy and his band Ron Rice Marlene Hazlett Ed Halas and Donna Tomko All four entries in the coed independent women selection were passed by the judges while two of three groups in the independent men division survived eliminations Skits last about eight minutes and will be judged by Art Cullison Art Ross and Ed Berglind Admission to the fun show is a donation of 10 cents or more to the Stater Penny fund Doors open at 6 30 this evening.
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Pork Barrel
Newman Club
Moulton Hall
ISA
UCF
Stopher Hall
American Commons Club
Genie Mekler
Don Watt
Promise Entertainment
Ben McCarthy
Ron Rice
Marlene Hazlett
Ed Halas
Donna Tomko
Art Cullison
Akron Beacon Journal
Art Ross
WCUE
Akron
Ed Berglind
Stater
Kent Stater
KSU
Men's Union
Women's League
University to Select Spring Queen for Campus Day Events
The social committee, led by John Kapioltas, plans Spring queen trials May 17 in Moulton Music room. Eligible are junior and senior women with a 2.0 cumulative average who have not held a major queen title. Names must be submitted to the Dean of Women. The committee has an orchestra plan for Campus day dance pending final contracts. The queen will attend the dance and award intermission prizes. Thirty float groups and 27 performance groups are slated for Campus day activities.
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John Kapioltas
Moulton Music Room
Kapiolias
Dean of Women’s Office
Kapioltas
Blue Key Membership Forms Available In Dean’s Office
Application blanks for Blue Key national fraternity will be in the Dean of Men's office starting Monday. Juniors and seniors must hold a 2.35 GPA and show extracurricular participation. forms due to the Dean’s office by Monday May 14 at 4 p m per Dave Brand, Blue Key chairman.
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Blue Key National Fraternity
Dean of Men
Dave Brand
Blue Key
Geographers Convene Here
The Ohio Council of Geography teachers will meet here tomorrow bringing educators from the northeastern and northwestern parts of the state. Meetings will be in geography classrooms on the fourth floor of McGilvrey hall with Lyle Fletcher of Bowling Green as president, Edna Eisen of KSU as vice president, and Virginia Thurtle of Cleveland as secretary.
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Ohio Council of Geography
Northeastrn
Northwstern
McGilvrey Hall
Lyle Fletcher
Bowling Green
Edna Eisen
KSU
Virginia Thurtle
Cleveland
Applications Due for Kent Stater Editor and Business Manager
Applications for the Kent Stater editor and business manager positions must be returned to the journalism office by Monday May 7. Eight copies of the application are required and interview slots will be scheduled later by the Publications Policy committee.
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Kent Stater
Publications Policy Committee
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OCNA
James A. Fosdick
Joe Klosterman
Judy Fisher
Tory Spring
Eleanor Mann
Joan O'Hara
Peggy Watson
Walt Gillis
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Portage County Council
E. Erie Street
University Orchestra
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