Editor and Business Manager Candidates Named for Chestnut Burr
Julie Juch and Marjorie Ingham are recommended to become editor and business manager of the Chestnut Burr by the publications policy committee. Both juniors, Juch has been staff photographer and leads Lambda Phi while Ingham serves as assistant business manager and belongs to Sigma Sigma Sigma.
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Julie Juck
Marjorie Ingham
George Bowman
Publications Policy Committee
Chestnut Burr
Miss Juch
Lambda Phi
Women’s Journalism Honorary
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Miss Ingham
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sor
Ority
Burr Statt Names Ten Women for Queen's Court of Beauty
Ten University women were selected for the 1945 Chestnut Burr Queen’s Court of Beauty by Burr staff. The group includes Ruth Erricson and Betty Lee Winfield among the ten, chosen for appearance, personality, poise, and queenly attributes. The attendants will appear in a group photo on the first page of the queen section.
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Burr
Ramona Swaim
Erricson
Winfield
Ruth Erricson
Betty Lee Winfield
Miss Erricson
Manchester Cup Banquet Honors Dean’s Cup Race Winner
The Manchester Cup will be presented to the winner of the dean of men’s annual Cup Race at the spring banquet sponsored by the Men’s Union. The event is Wednesday May 23 at 6 pm in the Pythian Sisters’ hall in Kent. Tickets are 50 cents and available from union board members. Ted Phillips, last year’s Cup Race winner, is noted as a sophomore in the college of education. Two plaques for runners-up and keys for Men’s Union board members completing a year will be awarded.
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Men's Union
Claude Miller
Pythian Sisters
Standard Drug Store
Kent
Men’s Union Board
Ted Phillips
College of Education
K Vet Group Plans Sweetheart Pick From Portrait Entries
The K Vet organization outlines its sweetheart selection from submitted pictures. Each sorority and dormitory may submit three entries, with drop-off at the K Vet house or to Jack Cobb Baskin or Clarence Tonka. Entries are due May 18, and the winner will be announced at the May 23 Wednesday social.
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University
K-Vet
Ted Baskin
Columbus Avenue
Jack Cobb
Baskin
Clarence Tonka
Dean Blair Attends State Conference
Dr. John Lewis Blair, dean of the college of education, will attend a conference of deans today and Saturday at Ohio State University in Columbus. Deans from five Ohio state universities will be present along with Dr. Amos L. Heer, director of teacher training.
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John Lewis Blair
College of Education
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio State Universities
Amos L. Heer
Independent party members urged to meet Monday
Independent party members are urged to meet Monday May 14 at 4 p m in the auditorium. Claude Miller party chairman announced today of Alpha Omega sorority is a senior in the college of education while Miss Winfield a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority is a liberal arts junior. The other senior in the group is Arlene Riggle an independent who is in the college of education. A
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Juch
College of Liberal Arts
Ingham
Business Administration
Independent Party
Claude Miller
of Alpha Omega Sorority
College of Education
Miss Winfield
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Arlene Riggle
Phoebe Steiner Crowned Miss Lowry Hall at Roman Holiday
Phoebe Steiner, a freshman in education, was named Miss Lowry Hall by Lowry Hall residents during a Roman Holiday in Gentlemen's Square. She received the crown from Miss Margaret B Wharton, housemother, and thanked the crowd with modest words. Geraldine Petzel led the planning committee for the outdoor celebration featuring games and refreshments.
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Lowry Hall
Phoebe Steiner
Miss Steiner
College of Education
Lowry
Margaret B. Wharton
Gentlmen’s Square
Lowry and
Engleman Hall
Geraldine Petzel
Spencer Irwin to Speak at University Assembly
Spencer D. Irwin associate editor and foreign affairs columnist of the Cleveland Plain Dealer will speak at 11 a m Tuesday May 15 in the auditorium. The talk titled Personalities and Politics in Post War Europe covers his years as a European correspondent and his reporting on political meetings and world authorities. Irwin has been decorated by two countries for interpretative reporting. Classes will be excused and attendance taken.
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The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
University Entertainment Committee
Charles B. Sumner
Europe
Irwin
Sumner
James T. Laing
University
Davis
East
Toronto
Canada
Star
Star Weekly
Collier's Magazine
Dr. Davis Examines Russia In Compelling University Talk
Dr. Jerome Davis spoke on Russia as I Saw It 1944 at a University assembly. He described Soviet progress and martyrdom, outlined collectivist farms and village government, and urged empathy and cooperation with the Red nation for peace.
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Russia
Soviet Union
Jerome Davis
Davis
Dr. Davis
Debts Due Immediate Notice From University Groups
Burr contracts attention to the debts of the A Capella Chair Alpha Psi Omega HPE club Newman club Pan Hellenic council Phi Sigma Xi Theta Sigma Upsilon University Band Women's League payable immediately signed Lou Zaremba Business Manager
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Alpha Psi Omega
HPE
Newman Club
Pan-Hellenic Council
Phi Sigma Xi
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Women’s League
Lou Zaremba
Osborne Plays Organ at Cleveland Art Museum Recital
University of Music professor Osborne presents a Sunday organ recital at the Cleveland Art Museum. Program includes Purcell Trumpet Voluntary Corelli Prelude choral preludes by Pachelbel Bach Hindemith Rowley Benedic us and MacQuaire Symphony I Allegro.
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Osborne
Cleveland Art Museum
Purcell
Corelli
Pachelbel
Bach
Phantasie
Frei
Sonata I
Hindemith
Rowley
Benedictus
MacQuaire
Mary Ellen Hoffman Wins Western Reserve Spanish School Scholarship
Mary Ellen Hoffman, senior in the college of education, received a graduate scholarship to Western Reserve's Spanish School in Cleveland for the summer session June 18 to July 27. She is president of Cardinal Key and Women's League, active in several sororities and committees, and listed in Who's Who in American Colleges 1945.
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Mary Ellen Hoffman
Western Reserve Spanish School
Western Reserve School of Spanish
Cleveland
College of Education
Miss Hoffman
Cardinal Key
Women’s League
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Kappa Delta Pi, Education Honorary
the French Club
American Women’s Volunteer Service, and
United States Student Assembly
Hoffman
RW Broadcast Time Change for May 12 Script
University Radio Workshop will air Rosabelle Ray original A Real Troup er on Saturday May 12 at 10 45 a m one hour earlier. Cast includes Claude Miller Suzanne Schwartz George Papp Bill Thrasher Ruth Hoehn with Felice Faust Elsa Tompkins on sound effects and Fred Baker as announcer. Ray directs the production on Station WAKR.
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Rosabelle Ray
College of Liberal Arts
University Radio Workshop
Claude Miller
Bobo the Clown
Suzanne Schwartz
George Papp
Bill Thrasher
Ruth Hoehn
WAKR
Felice Faust
Elsa Tompkins
Fred Baker
Miss Ray
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A A. Crowell
L. C. Whetton
Lester Munzenmayer
Chester Satterfield
George Insche
Ruth Recht
Elizabeth Piotter
Burr Statt
Queen’s Court of Beauty
Dean Blair
Spencer Irwin
Spencer D. Irwin
the University School of Music
Professor Osborne
McMyler
Kenneth R. Osborne
Walter Blodgett
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