Religious Emphasis Week Committees Named
Eighteen students chosen for program and executive committees for Religious Emphasis week January 13 17 Jo Harper and Leroy Erickson are student co chairmen of the executive committee Charles Race heads arrangements Gene Hartzell heads assemblies Lea Kyle heads book display other heads include Avalon Spencer Bob Weber Norm Overly Jim Bullock Ben McDonald Pat Hadley Paul Wilhelm Marilyn Hayes Bill Sitler Gordon Lown Colleen Messmore Marge Choate Jack Henderson Janet Beech Jan Mc Garr Robert I White dean of education Roy E Wenger will form the faculty committee Prominent religious leaders from across the nation will participate in meetings seminars discussion groups and classroom discussions and visitations to inspire year long programs
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Jo Harper
Leroy Erickson
Charles Race
Gene Hartzell
Lea Kyle
Avalon Spencer
Bob Weber
Norm Overly
UCF
Jim Bullock
Wesley
Ben McDonald
Pat Hadley
Paul Wilhelm
Marilyn Hayes
Bill Sitler
Gordon Lown
Colleen Messmore
Marge Choate
Jack Henderson
Janet Beech
Jan McGarr
Robert I. White
College of Education
Roy E. Wenger
Chestnut Burr seeks campus treasurers and presidents
Register Clubs Proxy led by Larry Marchesano compiles a list of treasurers and presidents of all campus organizations. The information must be written and submitted to the Chestnut Burr editor in 109 Merrill Hall for inclusion in this year’s yearbook.
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Larry Marchesano
Chestnut Burr
Merrill Hall
Silk Screen Demonstration Tonight by Morrow Couple
The art club sponsors a silk screen demonstration at 7 30 p m in 121 Arts building. Mr and Mrs Robert Morrow lead the program open to all students and faculty. The club plans to use the process at Thursday workshop for Christmas cards.
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Art Club
Arts Building
Robert Morrow
Mid-Week Hop Tonight In Wills Gym
The traditional mid-week hop occurs this evening in Wills gym as the last dance before the Thanksgiving holiday. No dance next week. the HPE department sponsors a square dance the following week with music by Jimmy Riggs' orchestra and admission set at 25 cents per person.
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Wills Gym
HPE
Jimmy Riggs
One Act Play Tryouts Set at UT
UT announces tryouts for the final in a series of student directed one act plays today from 3 to 5 in 119 Kent. The program includes Long Voyage Home by Eugene O Neill and The Hun gever by William Saroyan with two directors, Dale Bruchbueller and June Connors. Freshmen are urged to attend and others may contact Garner by noon.
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Kent
Eugene O'Neil
Dale Bruchbueller
William Saroyan
June Connors
Don Garner
Garner
Who's Who Form Now Available In Dean Offices
Application blanks for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities may be picked up in the office of the Dean of Women or Dean of Men. Return by 4 p.m. November 21 in person nel office.
Film Features Steinbeck Story
A film adaptation of John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men screens tonight in the Arts building auditorium at 6 and 8 15 p m. Burgess Meredith and Lon Chaney Jr. star in a realism driven drama about an outcast and his devoted brother. Tickets available at the Library reserve desk.
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Audio-Visual
John Steinbeck
Burgess Meredith
Lon Chaney Jr
Arts Building
Newman Club Prom Pilgrims Prom at Union Ballroom
The Newman club will hold an all university semi formal dance on Saturday November 17 in the Union ballroom. The event titled Pilgrims Prom features Roland Gambles orchestra and 12 30 permits for girls. Tickets cost 1 50 per couple from club members Kent hall table or at the door. Chaperons include Prof George J Altman Fr Francis Mulroy Mr and Mrs W J Kerrigan Miss Julia Waida and Dean and Mrs Raymond Manchester.
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Roland Gamble
Newman Club
Kent Hall
George J. Altman
Francis Mulroy
W. J. Kerrigan
Julia Waida
Dean
Raymond Manchester
Trustees Plan New Dorm at Terrace Lodge Site
At a University trustees meeting Pres. George A. Bowman said urgent need for dormitory and classroom space remains. Terrace lodge units to be razed and the site reserved for women’s dormitories. A million dollar dormitory loan was authorized amid defense-related construction delays. ROTC enrollment stands at 740, with 405 Army and 335 Air Force.
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University
Pres
George A. Bowman
Kent
Engleman Hall
Terrace Lodge
Bowman
Army
Air Force
University School
William W. Neal
James Scott
Frank G. Ireland
Frances C. Politella
Ernestine Williams
Dietitian
Dewey F. Barich
Ford Motor Company
John Riva
Frederick Davidson
Donald Luck
KSU Aids Grants for Teaching Fellowships Program
KSU will support a new series of graduate teaching fellowships funded by the Danforth foundations of St. Louis. Fellowships range from 500 to 2400 dollars, awarded on need but applications welcomed from all strong candidates. Dr. Harlan Hungerford will serve as liaison to select local applicants, appointed by President George A. Bowman.
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KSU
Danforth Foundations of
St. Louis
Harlan Hungerford
English Department
George A. Bowman
Hungerford
Third Annual Hobby Show Planned by KSU Group
The Industrial Arts club at Kent State University plans the third annual Hobby Show for Tuesday November 20 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m. The event invites all ages from the Kent Akron Ravenna area to view exhibits by hobbyists and groups with no admission charge. Entries close 5 p m Monday November 19.
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KSU
Industrial Arts Club
Bill Stacks
Kent-Akron-Ravenna
Kent
Richard Knuth
Robert VanCurn
Glenn Buchanan
Richard Hutia
Industrial Arts Office
Reed Receives Regional Appointm ent to Exchange Committee
Gerald Reed associate professor of education is named to the regional interview ing committee for the Fullbright Exchange program. Dr Raymond Nelson of the US Office of Education announced the appointment with William Slade Jr of Shaker Heights as regional chairman. The program, spanning 41 states and 18 foreign countries, offers three plans for teacher exchanges.
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Gerald Reed
Fullbright
Raymond Nelson
United States Office of Education
William Slade, Jr
Shaker Heights
Hawaii
District of Columbia
Ministry of Education
International Educational Programs Branch
Office of Education
Federal
Nese Agency
Washington 25
Booster Club Meeting For NH vs Kent Pep Rally
Booster club will meet this afternoon in the Union at 4 to discuss plans for a pep rally before the New Hampshire Kent football game.
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Booster Club
Union
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Maple Heights
Delta Tau Delta
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Wesley Foundation
Chialpha
Lowry and
Moulton
Steinbeck
Union Ballroom
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Boosters