Handley Soloist For Today's University Concert
Kenneth Byler, music instructor, directs the University orchestra in the auditorium at 8 15 tonight for the fourth of six concerts. Bruce C Handley, music instructor and University orchestra conductor, is featured as soloist. Last night the Women's glee club and University Training School chorus performed under Miss Elfreda Littlejohn. The program opens with Beethovens Coriolan Overture and includes Verdi and Bononcini arias, five part brass pieces, and Vivaldi Sinfonia No 1 in C major. A Mussorgsky piece completes the lineup.
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Kenneth Byler
University Orchestra
Bruce C. Handley
Women's Glee Club
University Training School
Elfreda Littlejohn
Refugee to Speak at Pi Gamma Mu Meeting
Ernst Vogel, a German refugiée student, will discuss a comparison of European and American education systems at the Pi Gamma Mu final meeting. The event is Wednesday May 14 in room 108 Kent Hall, with new initiates Dr. Harold Hoflick, Dr. David Olson, Harry Brubaker, and Dean Epley.
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Ernst Vogel
Pi Gamma Mu
National Social Science Honorary
Kent Hall
Harold Hoflick
David Olson
Harry Brubaker
Dean Epley
Case Professor To Speak Monday
Charles Lindledecker president of the Math club announced that all reservations for the club dinner on Monday May 12 must be in the dean of men's office by noon. The dinner is at 6 30 p m at the Robinhood with Dr Robert Rinehart of Case School of Applied Science as guest speaker.
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Math Club
Dean of Men’s Office
Robinhood
Robert Rinehart
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Mona Fletcher Speaks on Democratic Ideals to PTAs
Mona Fletcher assistant professor of political science addressed Portage County Parent-Teachers Association at a luncheon in Kent. She spoke on Democratic Ideals in the banquet room of the Kent Christian church yesterday.
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Mona Fletcher
Portage County
Parent-Teachers’ Association Council
Lynn club spaghetti supper to close year
Members of the Lynn Student Christian Science organization will hold a spaghetti supper Tuesday May 13 at 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schafer 247 Whittier avenue. President Charles Barber says the meeting will be the last of the year.
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Lynn Club
Bates Elected President Of Newman Club At Newman Meeting
Tom Bates, a junior in liberal arts, was elected president of the Newman club succeeding Ray Hromco. Other officers include Johnny Kelly as first vice president Cay McGowan as second vice president Ray Phillips as treasurer Kathleen O Doherty as recording secretary and Tom Gavagan as corresponding secretary. Kent Stater editors and staff joined Stater criticism class for a session with Mort Metker linotype operator who advised on writing and even set his own name in type.
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Tom Bates
College of Liberal Arts
Newman Club
Ray Hromco
Johnny Kelly
Cay McGowan
Ray Phillips
Kathleen O'Doherty
Tom Gavagan
Kent Stater
Stater
Mort Metker
Mr. Metker
New York Defeats Cleveland in Narrow 5-4 Baseball Tilt
In a packed MLB schedule, New York edged Cleveland 5 to 4 while Washington beat Detroit 7 to 1 and Philadelphia downed St. Louis 9 to 6. Boston and Chicago suffered rain delays.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston-Chicago
Maloney Jones Win Titles In Close Vote On Campus
Jimmy Jones and Kay Maloney were named Most Popular man and woman after a campus election with tight races. Betty Crampton came within 23 votes of victory, while Bob Cook narrowly lost to a fellow Greek by 39 ballots. Senior and sophomore contests produced varied results.
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Jimmy Jones
Kay Maloney
Betty Crampton
Bob Cook
Chi Pi to Host John M. Storm Talk for Journalism Students
John M. Storm chief editorial writer of the Cleveland News will address the journalism student body Tuesday at 8 pm in 219 Kent Hall. The event, part of Chi Pi professional program, will feature Mr and Mrs Storm as dinner guests at the Robinhood. Faculty and all journalism students are invited per Chi Pi program chairman August Quattrochi.
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Cleveland News
Kent Hall
Chi Pi
Mrs. Storm
The
Robinhood
August Quattrochi
Women's World satire staged in Mrs Wolcott's lilac garden
AAUW members will view an original satire titled Woman's World in the lilac gardens of Mrs. Duncan B. Wolcott at 450 West Main Street on May 24. The play, guided by Prof. Eric T. Griebling and written by Berta Kernan with help from Bill Lloyd, features Kay Suits and Myra Hilsinger among cast, rehearsing daily in the garden setting inspired by a Chicago area visit.
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American Association of University Women
Duncan B. Wolcott
West Main Street
Eric T. Griebling
Berta Kernan
Bill Lloyd
Kay Suits
Myra Hilsinger
Betty Boles
Ben Shaheen
Floyd Johnson
Chicago
Lambda Phi to Elect Officers at May 13 Meeting
Honorary elects officers during the regular bi weekly Lambda Phi meeting at 6 15 p m Tuesday May 13. Natalie Floersheimer vice president says the group will also plan its annual spring picnic.
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Lambda Phi
Natalie Floersheimer
Army Flight Training Begins For Larry Bennett
Larry Bennett a former Kent State University business administration student has left East Liverpool Ohio to join the Army Flying Cadets. He begins flight training at Parks Air School in Illinois.
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Larry Bennett
Kent State University Business Administration
East Liverpool
Ohio
Army Flying Cadets
Bennett
Parks Air School
Illinois
National League Scores Include Rain Delays
Brooklyn defeats St Louis 5 to 4 while Chicago beats Philadelphia 5 to 1. Cincinnati at New York and Pittsburgh at Boston listed with rain delays affecting play.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Student body honors Kay Maloney and Jimmy Jones in 1941
Kay Maloney receives Most Popular Woman and Jimmy Jones expresses gratitude for the honor. Both commend peers and supporters in this school ceremony noting the student body’s role in the recognition.
Kent State elects Independ ent Ray Gallagher and Greek John ny Lemak
Independent Ray Gallagher and Greek candidate Johnny Lemak win by large margins in a low turnout race with 1 015 students casting ballots, far below expectations and below the previous Miss Kent State election.
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Ray Gallagher
Johnny Lemak
Kent
Music Instructor To Sing Sunday At Kent Church
Mary Elizabeth Ellis, voice instructor in the University school of music, will be featured soloist in an all musical program Sunday at 7 30 p m in the Kent Episcopal church The program entitled Even song will be presented by a men's and boys choir directed by Harold Miles University instructor of music
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Mary Elizabeth Ellis
University School of Music
Kent Episcopal Church
Harold Miles
Young Man Honors His Beautiful Lady This Sunday
A young man recalls saving for a special evening with the woman he loves. He describes her lavender dress, gardenia corsage, and dignified charm as they dance and share a whispered I love you Mother, dear. The piece presents a nostalgic, intimate account of a cherished date.
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Handley
Byler
Beethoven
Bri Tu Che Maccheavi
Verdi
L’esperto Nocchiero
Bononcini
Charles Lindledecker
Miss Fletcher
PTA
Joe Blair
Bob Mosher
Council
Irving Waterbury
Hope Byrne
John M. Storm
AAUW
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