Freshmen Lounge At Brady as New Students Relax
Freshmen at the university relax in a Brady booth after entrance exams and registration. Seen are Lenny Williams and James Coin from Ravenna with Caroline Havre, Richard Behrend, and Charlotte Green from Kent. Havre explains university rules.
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Brady
Lenny Williams
James Coin
Caroline Havre
Ravenna
Richard Behrend
Charlotte
Green
Kent
Miss Havre
Courier-Tribune
Veterans study in university classes under G I Bill programs
Eighteen veterans are enrolled this quarter in University rehabilitation and Army G I training programs. Seven former students who attended before enlisting are Warren Gerber, Earl Stewart, Wallace Stroud, Lou Zaremba, George Papp, Lawrence Stein, and Raymond Seastead. Rehabilitation students are George Husa James Kinney Elizabeth Pauli Klein and Richard Stallsmith. The G I training group interrupted education for military service.
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Army
Armed Forces
Warren Gerber
College of Business Administration
Earl Stewart
Wallace Stroud
Lou Zaremba
George Papp
Lawrence Stein
Raymond Seastead
G. I
College of Education
George Husa
James Kinney
Elizabeth Pauli Klein
Richard Stallsmith
James Fletcher
Henry Johnston
Choir Plans Holiday Season Program Under Gove
The a capella choir directed by George W. Gove announces Thanksgiving and Christmas assemblies on campus. Plans include caroling and a Handel Messiah performance with visiting soloists. Auditions for tenor and bass parts will be held today and next week.
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George W. Gove
Gove
Bruce Handley
Play Try-Outs Set for Night Must Fall at University
University Theater announces fall production try-outs Tuesday October 10 directed by E Turner Stump. Preliminary auditions at 4 p.m. in room 316 Kent Hall and final try-outs at 7 p.m. in the auditorium for Night Must Fall by Emlyn Williams starring film version with Robert in the cast.
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University Theater
E. Turner Stump
Kent Hall
Emlyn Williams
Robert
Budget allocations committee meeting on Tuesday
The allocations committee of the student council will meet in room 204 Merrill hall at 4 p.m. Tuesday. All groups must have their budgets ready to submit at that time.
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Merrill Hall
Montgomery Open Auditions For Four Male Roles In Play
Stump urges men to audition for the four key male roles in the Montgomery production. Interested actors may study parts in the speech office anytime prior to the try-outs.
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Montgomery
Stump
Janet Harris Accepts Secretary Role at University
Janet Harris, a University graduate and former Beta Gamma member, has accepted a secretary position in the school of speech. E Turner Stump, head of the school, announced the appointment today. Harris earned her secretarial science degree last month while a student.
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Janet Harris
School of
E. Turner Stump
Miss Harris
Beta Gamma
Will Organize Civic Orchestra at University
Roy D. Metcalf announces the first civic orchestra at the University since 1930 31. The group includes students and Kent residents meeting Wednesdays 7 to 8 40 p m in Merrill hall room 309. Tryouts next week report with instruments. school furnishes large and small instruments if needed. Students earn credit. Thirty members have reported so far. Meetings also run for the band on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p m.
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Merrill Hall
Metcalf
University Theater Membership Tickets on Sale Today
University Theater tickets go on sale today announced Arlene Riggle director of the theater group. The one dollar membership card grants admission to all plays, eligibility for parts and crews, two tickets to the theater format, and basic eligibility for Alpha Psi Omega. Sororities will compete to sell the most tickets and a plaque will be awarded. Tickets available at the speech office room 314 Kent hall.
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University Theater
Arlene Riggle
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics
Miss Riggle
Kent Hall
Inauguration Set for November 18 at University
President George A. Bowman former Youngstown schools chief will be formally inaugurated as university president on Saturday November 18 in the auditorium. He has served as president since July 1 and will take the oath from John R. Williams board president.
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George A. Bowman
Youngstown
University
Bowman
Board of Trustees
K. C. Leebrick
John R. Williams
East Mainst
Tri Sigs Take P. D. Trophy In Penny Drive
Sigma Sigma Sigma won the P D Trophy for leading the Penny Drive by raising over 400 dollars in pennies. Last year the drive collected 1734 83 while expenses reached 1546 22. Theta Sigma Upsilon carries penny boxes this week with next week to be covered by kindergarten primary club and Sigma Sigma Sigma. Dean Manchester says alumni overseas will start receiving monthly bulletins to about three thousand alumni in the United States and abroad.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Raymond E. Manchester
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Manchester
Agnes Young
United States
Enrollment Peaks With 880 Late Registrants Today
Registrar E. C. Stopher reported 880 students have registered for the fall quarter and urged last chance to enroll today. Late fees amount to 2 dollars.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Prof Herrick To Visit Biology Department
Arthur J. Herrick an assistant professor of biology on leave from the university will visit the campus Monday Dr Harry A Cunningham head of biology said Herrick has taught bacteriology in the medical schools at Michigan University.
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Arthur J. Herrick
Harry A. Cunningham
Herrick
University of Michigan
Pauline Strong Nominated as Student Council Secretary
Pauline Strong, a senior in the college of education, was nominated secretary at the first meeting of the quarter. Peg Curry announced the nomination, to be submitted to the student body for approval in two weeks. The athletics committee was asked to draft a varsity budget for action next Monday. Ethel Day will chair a committee to review the Chestnut Burr publication. An election convocation is planned for early November. Vacancies exist for sophomore and senior class representatives.
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Pauline Strong
College of Education
Peg Curry
Ethel Day
Summer Shop To Continue At University For Six Week Term
The Portage County youth commission recreation workshop in Ravenna will run a six week term at the University starting October 20. Dr. Marion Van Campen announces the winter shift to two fields Handcraft or physical and social activities with staff including George Altmann and Bertha Whitton.
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Portage County Youth Commission
Ravenna
University
Mar
Ion van Campen
van Campen
George J. Altmann
Bertha Whitton
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Elbert Tischendorf
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