Christmas Dance Postponed For New Year Ball Plan
The Christmas ball scheduled for Saturday December 8 is postponed to January 5 pending funds and orchestra availability. Don Moore, chair of the joint dance committee, cites lack of funds and late approvals as delays. Betty Offhaus notes the New Year tradition may resume, with the event run by the men's union and women's league.
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Don Moore
Joint Dance Committee
Moore
Men's Union
Women’s League
Betty Offhaus
Council
Hank Johnston
George Insche
George A. Bowman
Mittee
KSU Architect Speaks Here
More than 40 persons are expected to attend a Northeastern Ohio Supervisors' Continuing workshop at Kent Hall Room 119. Harry Fulton of Cleveland will discuss School Building problems with two Cleveland experts from RCA, while Dean John L. Blair notes the meeting also covers veterans' education in relation to secondary and adult high schools.
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Ohio
Harry Fulton
Cleveland
Kent Hall
John L. Blair
College of Education
Fulton
Board of Trustees
Sadie Hawkins Dance Features Colorful Comic Costumes
Beverly Myers and Jay Doty topped the 200-dancer Sadie Hawkins event in Wills gym with Daisy Mae and Lil Abner prizes. Contestants dressed as Lil Abner characters competed under Dogpatch decor as Harold Redman judged. Awards went to Dorothy Tartara and Bob Walker for Mammy and Pappy Yokum, with multiple honors for others and mock nuptials led by Mary Schenk and Dick Cone.
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Beverly Myers
Jay Doty
Daisy Mae
Lil Abner
Wills Gym
Harold Redman
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mammy
Pappy
Pappy Yokum
Dorothy Tartara
Bob Walker
Charlotte Jenkins
Joan McDermott
Bill Evans
Joe
Leena Fox
Mary Schenk
Sam
Dick Cone
Don Moore
Lu Heck
Daisy Maes
Lil Abners
Bernie May
Freshmen Seek Student Posts as Petitions Close
Twenty four freshmen filed petitions for freshman class and student council offices with elections chair Barbara McDowell by noon yesterday. Five seek president, four vice president, four secretary, five treasurer, and six for the council. Names await eligibility check. poster space will be allotted after 4 p.m. today. Election day is Thursday November 29.
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Barbara
Library Holiday Closure Announced by Chief Librarian Nicholson
Top librarian John Nicholson announced campus library closures on Thursday Friday and Saturday November 22 23 24 in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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John Nicholson
Sororities Enter Beauties As Queenship Deadline Extended
Six women had entered the Terese Green queen contest by last evening after the deadline was extended to Wednesday Nov 21. Candidates include Dixie Grundy Theta Sigma Sigma Jean Glaze Pi Kappa Sigma Ann Domiter Beta Gamma Mamie Cavoulas Gamma Sigma Phi Rosemary DePalma Moulton hall. Voting runs Nov 30 to Dec 7 at the Green shop with student activity tickets required.
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Dixie Grundy
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Jean Glaze
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Ann Domiter
Pi Kappa Sigma
Mamie Cavoulas
Beta Gamma
Donna Stouder
Gamma Sigma Phi
Rosemary DePalma
Moulton
Lowry and Engleman
Inde
Emerson Is Thanksgiving Chapel Orator At University
The Reverend Chester B. Emerson of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Cleveland will give the annual Thanksgiving address before the faculty and students at 11 a m in the auditorium. The university women's glee club will lead two hymns and the program includes violin solo Arioso by Bach with Virginia Nicholson. Harold E. Miles will play the organ and accompany. Classes are excused for the event and attendance will be taken.
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Chester B. Emerson
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Cleveland
University Women’s Glee Club
Harold E. Miles
Virginia Nicholson
J. S. Bach
Photographer Urges Burr Freshman and Sophomore Pics
Chestnut Burr photographer George Papp declares today the last day for fresh man and sophomore Burr pictures. He calls students to be in the balcony of Wills gym at 4 p m promptly.
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Chestnut Burr
George Papp
Burr
Wills Gym
Papp
Lonley Isle Script Workshop Resumes Rehearsal Tonight
Rehearsal of Lonely Isle will resume in Kent hall studios with the full cast expected to participate. Workshop director Mrs Opal Boffo hinted at potential cast changes but did not indicate a broadcasting start date.
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Lonely Isle
Kent Hall
Opal Boffo
Council Seeks Promoters For 1946 NTFEC Show
Student council seeks prospective producers and directors for the all student show No Time For Classes. Bids due by Dec 15. council to notify the qualified producer.
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Council
NTFEC
Aladdin's Lamp of Television credited to Grad Dr. Harold B Law
Dr. Harold B Law a 1934 KSU graduate and RCA research staffer helped develop the image orthicon tube used for infrared light televised scenes. NBC's John F Royal hailed its sensitivity enabling daylight to night coverage. Law also led student council and campus activities at Kansas State University.
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Harold B. Law
KSU
O. B. Law
Radio Corporation of America
Dr. Law
National Broadcasting Company
John F. Royal
NBC
ISA Sponsors Bond Booth In Theater
The Independ ent Students association sponsors a bond booth in the Kent theater lobby to promote the Victory Loan drive. The campaign began Monday with theater manager John Palfi’s permission to set up the booth. Palfi acts as bond issuing agent in Kent.
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ISA
Victory Loan
Independent Students Association
Kent Theater
John Palfi
Palfi
Kent
MU Board To Meet
A meeting of the men's union executive board is set for Wednesday November 21 at 4 p m in Room 302 Merrill Hall All men are requested to attend.
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Men’s Union Executive Board
Merrill Hall
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Sadie Hawkins
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John Etz
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Betty Brown
Central Committee On Clubs
Miss Brown
Office of War Activities
United War Chest
Elaine Chamberlin
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