University Music Group Final Concert Tonight
The university orchestra directed by Roy D. Metcalf and the 53 voice men’s glee club directed by Bruce C. Handley present a final concert at 8 15 in the auditorium. Mozart Symphony in G minor and Strauss Die Fledermaus Overture anchor a program ending the music week. Jesse Smith accompanies the performers.
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Roy D. Metcalf
University
Bruce C. Handley
Glee Club
Robert Smith
Arcadelt
Handel
Old Mother Hubbard
Hely Hutchinson
Bartholomew
Noah
Dixon
Nagasaki
Strauss
Tschaikowsky
Sibelius
Finlandia
Music
Moulton Hall
John Salamone
Professor's Works In Cleveland Show
E L Novotny assistant professor of art has four oils on display at the Cleveland Museum of Art May show. Alice Lauffer Cleveland graduate student had a drawing accepted. About 1500 pieces from 480 artists in ceramics sculpture metalwork oils watercolors graphic arts textiles and photography. Novotny's oils include Mother and Dad Main Street Ella Mae and Winter Landscape. Lauffer's crayon drawing Drawing No 2 features Peg Suppes Akron senior.
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E. L. Novotny
Cleveland Museum of Art
Alice Lauffer
Cleveland
Novotny
Ella Mae
Taylor Heads Committee at Rotary Ladies Night
Kent Rotary Club hosted Ladies Night at Twin Lakes country club with Prof. William Taylor leading the committee. Dr. K C Leebrick president of the university served on the committee as the evening showcased old time pictures and news reels after a 6:30 p.m. dinner.
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Kent Rotary Club
Twin Lakes
Birdmen Dine For Graduation
Washington May 93 Senate reorganization committee to start hearings on Roosevelt plan to move CAA to the Department of Commerce. House already voted no. Farewell graduation banquet honors pilots and instructors at Hotel Kent with Wayne Wilkin and Clayton Heinlin leaving for army air corps May 15.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Reorganization Committee
Roosevelt
CAA
Department of Commerce
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Senate
House
Hotel Kent
Adrian van Wyen
Wayne Wilkin
Clayton Heinlin
Army Air Corps
Fraternity Tennis Meets Start Today
Intra-fraternity tennis begins this afternoon on the rear Wills gym courts weather permitting. Each match yields one point to the victorious fraternity and today’s schedule is posted on the intra-mural bulletin board in the Administration building.
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Wills Gym
Industrial Arts Senior Farewell Picnic and Dance Planned
Plans for the Industrial Arts Senior Farewell picnic and dance are nearly finished. Art Willis announced the event, with a 5 30 p m start on Wednesday May 15. After a pickup baseball game the group moves to the heating plant for dancing. Robert Harrington chairs the planning committee, assisted by Russell Goodwin and Art Willis. Ticket committee includes Joe Aschauer Mickey Mittiga Dan Gulgin and Myron Bruno club president.
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Industrial Arts
Farwell
Art Willis
Robert Harrington
Russell Goodwin
Joe Aschauer
Mickey Mittiga
Dan Gulgin
Myron Bruno
Flag Pole Circle Gets Spring Planting at Training School
F R Williams joins three janitors and teachers to transform the flag pole circle in front of the training school. Top soil and leaf loam replace gravel as circular canvas beds and triangular plant beds take shape with bulbs planned for fall planting, aiming for a blooming display next spring.
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Williams
C. F. Koehler
Ohio
Wee Bonnie Baker Tops College Vocalists In Ballot
Billboard details a national college poll naming Wee Bonnie Baker the top woman vocalist and Ray Eberle as the top male vocalist across 40 states. Glenn Miller associates and other stars finish behind. voting involved 108 universities and college papers.
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Wee Bonnie and
Eberle
Johnny
Bonnie Baker
Billboard
Amusement Weekly
Ray Eberle
Voice
Glenn Miller
Kay Kyser
Tommy Dorsey
Benny Goodman
Orrin Tucker
Jack Leonard
Play Night Brings Diverse Games To Wills Gym And Pool
The Department of Health and Physical Education sponsors Play Night in Wills gym and the university pool from 7 30 to 9 30 p m tomorrow. Twenty games led by volunteers include badminton deck tennis bowling paddle handball ring toss golf putting darts and more with Mrs Harvey and a team of student leaders coordinating the activities.
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Department of Health and Physical Education
Wills
Universiy
G. J. Altmann
Virginia Harvey
Judy Marshall
Harvey
Jack Wilber
Mildred Luli
Claire Jane Wagstaff
Mrs Harvey
Donald Martin
Bob Potts
Art Lave
George Buzulencia
Ruth Baumberger
Betty Shetler
Viola Smith
Tony Girolome
Gene Jackson
Arthur Kirkland
Betty Ackley
Betty Line
Bill Gillies
Bud LeChaix
Max Conner
George Grahame
Howard Penn
Otto Lowengert
Wayne Griffiths
Bert Davidion
Adele Singley
Stella Solack
Florida weather spurs sun seekers and campus peels
Mercury climbs to 80 degrees as Kent students hurry outside to soak up sun. Coeds from Moulton, Lowry, and Engleman halls move to lawns, while the campus frets over the sunburnt transition to a tan.
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Florida
Good Old
Sol
Moulton
Lowry
Old Sol
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Taylor
Bulletin
K. C. Leebrick
Joseph B. Hanan
University Board of Trustees
Roy Harmon Smith
Board of
Robert Dix
Kent Courier-Tribune
Rudy Vanderveer
Akron Airways, Inc
Bain Fulton
Akron
Merrill Hall
A. O. DeWeese
WPA
Lincoln Street
F. R. Williams
Clyde Friar
America
Mercury
By Jerry Swope
Kent
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