Stadium Drive Committee Named for 1949 Campaign
William Taylor announces the 1949 Memorial stadium drive committee under chairman Phill Dempsey. The group will contact every student through clubs and organizations to raise a $10,000 goal for stadium completion. Prior drives in 1947-8 and last summer exceeded targets with oversubscriptions and a combined show of student support.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Phill Dempsey
Donald Warman
Blue Key
Ann Irons
Cardinal Key
Bill Kalaher
Stater
al Larsen
Art
al Lumsden
Booster Club
Janet Gillespie
University Theater
Sandy Levine
Lucille Hymen
Bill Criswell
Campus Greeks
Dempsey
Tom Davey
Phil Brustein
Taylor
Memorial Stadium
Freshman Meet to Hear President Bowman on Nov 23
President George A. Bowman will address the freshman class at the first meeting Tuesday November 23 at 7 30 p m in 317 McG. Topics include student government voting procedures for the preferential ballot class dues and social activities. Freshman candidates for the student council and executive offices will be introduced with advisors Jo Haggerty and Chuck Fletcher.
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George A. Bowman
Jo Haggerty
Chuck Fletcher
Varsity K Special Meeting Announced for Tuesday
All varsity K men are urged to attend a special meeting next Tuesday at 10 30 p m at the Brady. Dick Frame publicity chairman notes the gathering to discuss team affairs.
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The
Brady
Dick Frame
Honoraries Elect 26 To Blue Key And Cardinal Key
Twenty six students were elected to Blue Key and Cardinal Key at meetings Wednesday evening. New Blue Key members include Bill Becherer Cecil Laraway Philip Dempsey Irv Wheatley Lou Federico Robert Weymueller Germaine Swanson Irving Hahn Wade Milford Neal Manning Bill Kalaher Dave Freed Martin Leiman Harold Stoneman Fred Kisiner and Wallace Kotouch. Cardinal Key members are Joyce Bates Shirley Edwards Maria Fiori Lea Bauman Carol Hart Doris Merton Angie Scourcos Marilyn Patzwahl Woodling Gloria Sheretts Julia Ross. A dinner for new Blue Key members will be held Sunday Nov 28 at the Robin Hood restaurant.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Donald Warman
Bill Becherer
Cecil Laraway
Philip Dempsey
Irv Wheatley
Lou Federico
Robert Weymueller
Germaine Swanson
Irving Hahn
Wade Milford
Neal Manning
Bill Kalaher
Dave Freed
Martin Leiman
Harold Stoneman
Fred Kisisner
Wallace Kotouch
Joyce Bates
Shirley Edwards
Maria Fiori
Lea Bauman
Carol Hart
Doris Merton
Angie Scourcos
Marilyn Patzwahl Woodling
Gloria Sherretts
Julia Ross
Robin Hood
UT Completes Play Casting for Another Part of the Forest
UT completes casting for the University Theater production Another Part of the Forest. Major roles go to Nick Bozeka Lee Baumann Dolores Clark Harding Olsen and Al Newman. Supporting cast includes Richard Gerber Phyllis Phillips Betty Hull Robert Smith Charles Kray Jim Iacovazzi James McDonald Anita Sikov Jane Gates assistant director Wes Egan set head. First cast meeting 4 p.m. today in theater office.
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Coming University Theater
Earle E. Curtis
Nick Bozeka
Lee Baumann
Dolores Clark
Harding Olsen
al Newman
Richard Gerber
Phyllis Phillips
Betty Hull
Robert Smith
Charles Kray
Jim Iacovazzi
James McDonald
Anita Sikov
Jane Gates
Seniors to Report for Chestnut Burr Photo Appointments
All seniors who have not yet had their portraits taken are asked to report to the Moulton hall lounge for appointments tomorrow, Burr business manager Dave Kaplan said.
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Moulton Hall
Dave Kaplan
Burr
Dogpatch Comes to Campus for Sadie Hawkins Night
Li'l Abner themed Sadie Hawkins dances tomorrow night at Wills gym start 9 p.m. Admission is free for students in Dogpatch costumes. Music by Jim Hopkins and orchestra. Intermission costume judging by Pearl Rongone Warren Harding rep Musselman and Edward Piche Akron University. Twelve pork chop dinners as prizes at the Robin Hood. Decorations honor Lower Slobbovia beauty winners. Dance committee heads include Roger Howard Margaret Fitzgerald Marilyn Jones Priesilla Thompson Marty Pfinsgraff and Tom Welsh.
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Wills Gym
Jim Hopkins
Miss Pearl Rongone
Cuyahoga Falls High School
Musselman
Ren G. Harding
Edward Piche
Akron University
Roger Howard
Margaret Fitzgerald
Marilyn Jones
Priesilla Thompson
Marty Pfinsgraff
Tom Welsh
Veterans graduation report required by Dec 19 1948
All veterans who graduate or will not return next quarter must report to the veteran's coordinator at the heating plant. This step ensures the stoppage of subsistence allowances on December 19, 1948.
Thanks For What Assembly Speaker at University Event
Rabbi Julian Nodel will speak on Giving Thanks for What at a Tuesday 11 am university auditorium assembly. Music by Pearl Mueller and Ralph E Hartzell with organ preludes and postlude and the sing along of America the Beautiful. The program, arranged by the assembly committee, follows university tradition of inviting diverse religious speakers.
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Julian Nodel
Rabbi Silver
Cleveland
University Auditorium
Pearl Mueller
Ralph
E. Hartzell
Council Approves Probation Change and Election Plans
The council approved harsher probation rules for girls who report late and a fourth campus lateness penalty, with penalties including Friday or Saturday. An elections committee report set petition totals for freshmen through seniors and noted a December 8 election date. Cecil Laraway was dropped after a fourth unexcused absence. preferential voting will be used.
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Council
Elections Committee
Irv Wheatley
Business Administration
Liberal Arts and Education
Paul E. Beck
Band Plans Cage Music at Kent Games This Year
The University concert band will split into three pep bands for basketball games at Kent. With over 100 members possible, the group meets first on Monday Nov 22 at 2 p m in 309 Merrill hall. It will perform on campus and in northeastern Ohio and join the Ohio Intercollegiate Band festival at Ohio University in spring quarter. Interested students should contact Roy D Metcalf at 315 Merrill from 2 to 4 p m to join clarinet french horn tuba string bass cornet and flute sections.
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Kent
Merrill Hall
Ohio
Ohio University
Roy D. Metcalf
Merrill
ANG Schedules Guest Speaker Matt Hall for Guild Meeting
Akron Chamber of Commerce public relations counsel Matt Hall will address the university chapter of the American Newspaper Guild Tuesday evening at 7 in 101M. His talk is titled Civic Campaigns and the Part Played by Public Relations in Putting Them Over. All interested are invited.
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Matt Hall
Akron Chamber of Commerce
American Newspaper Guild
Hall
Traintime Rally Sends Flashes to UConn Fray
At 5 39 PM the train left Erie station carrying 36 football players toward Storrs Connecticut for their last game of the season. Approximately 1 000 townspeople and students cheered as boosters and campus groups gave a send off. The crowd grew from Prentice gate to the platform as players boarded.
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Erie Station
Storrs
Connecticut
R.O.T.C
Prentice Gate
Kent
University Women Told to Report Over Thanksgiving Recess
Dean Ada V Hyatt directs on campus women planning to stay in Kent for the Thanksgiving recess to report to the Dean of Women's office on Monday or Tuesday of next week.
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University
Kent
Dean of Women’s Office
Ada V. Hyatt
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Dogpatch
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Li’l Abner
GI Grads Report
Women’s League
Cage Music
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