National Music Week Program Reaches Second Day
Pictured are groups and individuals key to concerts this week. Prof Roy D Metcalf directs the combined bands. Kenneth Byler discusses Friday's concert with three musicians. Bruce C Handley will direct a concert of the men's glee club tomorrow night. Prof Fred Denker gave a piano recital recently. Kenneth Byler and Harold Miles, both music instructors, are featured.
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Bruce C. Handley
Fred Denker
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Harold Miles
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Marguerite Cook Wins State Peace Oratory Prizes
Marguerite Cook, Kent State ace freshman, placed second in a state-wide Peace Oratory contest in Columbus earning a $30 prize. She was the only freshman among nine contestants and one of two women in the field. An Ohio Wesleyan student won first prize.
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Marguerite Cook
Kent State
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Miss Cook
Ohio Wesleyan
Faculty Broadcast to Continue War Defense Series
Following a WTAM broadcast on May 4 discussing the war in the Mediterranean, Dr. C. C. Kochenderfer Dr. Harold Hoflich and Dr. Constantine Alexopoulos will present the second of three programs next Sunday on Defense of the Western Hemisphere.
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C. C. Kochenderfer
Harold Hoflich
Constantine Alexopoulos
Western Hemisphere
Kent Mt Union Clubs Meet Tonight
A joint meeting of Kent State University and Mount Union College International Relations clubs is set for 7 30 in room 19 Kent hall. A panel will discuss Is This Our War with Mount Union’s Johann Shultz and William Booth on the affirmative and Kent’s Charles Sindle Decker and John Higgins on the negative.
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Mount Union College
Kent Hall
Johann, Shultz
William Booth
Mount Union
Charles Sindledecker
John Higgins
Kent
Metcalf Leads Band Concert Here Tonight
In observance of National Music Week the University of music presents the second concert tonight at 8 15 in the University auditorium Roy D Metcalf assistant professor of music directs the 77 member University band performing 10 numbers The program includes Sousa Wagner Balay Sullivan and Tschiakovsky soloist Gladys Mumaw will play Willow Echoes and a Three Blind Mice clarinet trio features John Salomone David Kepner and Joan Norris
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University Auditorium
Roy D. Metcalf
Sousa
Wagner
Balay
Sullivan
Tschaikowsky
Gladys Mumaw
Simon
Colby
John Salomone
David Kepner
Joan Norris
Fred H. Denker
May Queen Petitions Filed For Campus Night Queen
Ten students including Beatrice Wright Elaine Harvey Telene Ingram Marjorie Belcher Edna Belcher Jo Ann Hacha Eileen Arnold Doris Stanton Donna Johnson and Julia Salem entered the May Queen contest Dean Mary L. Smallwood announced. The queen will be chosen May 9 by a secret ballot of Carl Gaertner Glenn Shaw and Elmer Novotny. Coronation is set for Friday May 16 during Campus Night festivities.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Betty Crampton
Cardinal Key
Beatrice Wright
Elaine Harvey
Telene Ingram
Marjorie Ann Belcher
Edna Belcher
Jo Ann Hacha
Eileen Arnold
Doris Stanton
Donna Johnson
Julia Salem
Secret Ballet
Carl Gaertner
Glenn Shaw
Cleveland School of Art
Elmer Novotny
University
Six Pre Med Students Take Medical Aptitude Tests
Six University pre medical students completed their medical aptitude tests required for medical school admission. Names listed are John William Russell, Arthur Leonard Turri, James Oberholt, Anne Prosen, Martin E Gordon, and Joseph Warburton.
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A. O. DeWeese
John William Russell
Arthur Leonard Turri
James Oberholtz
Anne Prosen
Martin E. Gordon
Joseph Warburton
Spelling Bee Judge Appointed by Grace Sherrer
Dr Grace B Sherrer assistant professor of English served as a judge at the Akron Beacon Journal spelling bee held last night at the Akron armory.
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