Homecoming Play Replaces The Happy Time With Born Yesterday
University Theater shifts homecoming drama from The Happy Time to Born Yesterday. Prof G Harry Wright will reprise the summer production November 7 to 10 with Joan Leguillon assisting. Cast includes Dick Johnson as Harry Brock and Marcia Hill as Billie Dawn, tryouts set 7–10 p m today and tomorrow.
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University Theater
Dramatist Play Service of New York
G. Harry Wright
Joan Leguillon
Professor Wright
Dick Johnson
Harry Brock
Marcia Hill
Billie Dawn
Billie
John Biggs
Ed Devery
Harry
Charles Potter
Senator Norvall Hedges
Bill Morris
Eddie Brock
Richard Sharrock
Mrs. Hedges
Helen
Judy Holliday
Free campus movie series features Grapes of Wrath
University library and AV center present weekly free films in Arts building auditorium on Tuesdays at 6 and 8 15 p m. The first screening is The Grapes of Wrath with future titles including Now the Peace Pattern for Peace Les Miserables Of Mice and Men The Snake Pit and Wilson.
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University Library and Audio-Visual Center
Arts Building
John Steinbeck
League of Nations
Span
Organizing Air Reserve Unit Tonight at University
A new Air Force reserve unit named Flight G will be officially organized tonight at the university with Henry C. Beck Jr. as flight commander. Thirteen members are assigned to the group and more are expected. the unit will attach to the 9519th VART squadron at Canton and operate across four counties. A screening of the film Memphis Belle will accompany the meeting at 3 p.m. in the Air Force ROTC office Arts building. Future meetings are set for the second and fourth Wednesdays each month. Ex-service personnel from World War I are urged to join to gain retention, promotion, and retirement benefits.
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Air Force Reserve
Henry C. Beck, Jr
Usaf Reserve
Air Force Rotc
Arts
Air Force
Beck
Egypt Life display opens nine series on civilization
Life magazine exhibits on civilization begin Oct 15 in the second floor gallery at Merrill halls. The initial show traces Egypt followed by The Incas The Medieval World The Renaissance era Age of Exploration Protestant Revolution Eighteenth Century England The American Revolution and the year 1848.
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Life Magazine
Itory Department
Merrill
Need Activity Card For Student Seats
Students faculty and employees must show activity cards and football ticket for admission to the student section at Saturday’s game. Guests pay 1 20 per person. advance ticket sales reduce lines. Freshmen and transfer students will use ID cards at enterance once available.
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Jack Urchek
Bucknell
Prof Heads Chest PR As Kent Drive Begins Oct 15
William Fisher will lead public relations for the Kent Community Chest drive starting October 15. He was appointed by Bob Wilbur with journalism students interviewing agency directors for publicity. The campaign aims to raise 19,645 dollars by October 31, with 13 agencies sharing contributions.
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Kent Community Chest Fund
William Fisher
Bob Wilbur
Fisher
Community Chest
Courier-Tribune
Pete Sheridan
Jack Schoonover
Donald Sabath
Joe Correlli
Bob Nieman
Ernie Mazza
Frank Hudacek
Ted Gill
John Fowler
Joe Durbin
Nick DiGeronimo
Austin Brant
Don Blum
John Beaker
Sam Allen
Anderson
Ind
KSU
Fort Wayne
Canton Repository
Michael Radock
Loris Troyer
Courier- Tribune
Kent
Intergroup Holds First Campus Meeting This Year
Intergroup will hold its first meeting of the year this afternoon at 4 p.m. in 205 Union. Faculty advisors are Dr. Weldon M. Williams and Prof. Oscar W. Ritchie. Intergroup is a newly formed campus group aiming to alleviate social problems based on racial and religious discrimination.
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Intergroup
Union
Weldon M. Williams
Oscar W. Ritchie
Enrollment leaves one seat shy of five thousand
Registrar Charles E. Atkinson reports 4,999 students enrolled for the current quarter, leaving one more student needed to reach the 5,000 mark.
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Charles E. Atkinson
Yearbook Staff Members Named 1952 Chestnut Burr
Ed Cliney announces the 1952 Chestnut Burr staff with Jim Butler as associate editor and Paul Halstrand as picture editor. Anne Liberati is chief photographer and Mary Jane Gasser copy editor. Other editors include Marilyn Hoyer university editor John Burdock art editor Dick Moffatt Barbara Pickering sorority editor Ray Metzinger sports editor. Fraternity editor position remains open. Business staff lists Larry Marchesano manager Eddie Core assistant manager and Jo Harper advertising manager.
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Jim Butler
Paul Halstrand
Earl Swaney
Anne Liberati
Mary Jane Gasser
Marilyn Hoyer
John Burdock
Dick Moffatt
Barbara Pickering
Ray Metzinger
Larry Marchesano
Eddie Core
Jo Harper
Bands To Give Special Shows At Kent Bucknell Games
Fans at the Kent Bucknell game will see the twin marching bands of KSU perform at halftime. They will also appear Sunday in Cleveland at the Browns Redskins game forming a feather and a large B for Bucknell and Browns. The bands play the United Red Feather March to kickoff the Community Chest drive and perform the Indian dance tribute while moving the All American March.
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Kent-Bucknell
KSU
Cleveland
United Red
Open Swimming in MPE Pool Opens in MPE Building
All open swimming will be in the MPE building this year with mixed sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 8 30 p m and Sundays 2 to 4 30 p m Men’s only swimming is on Wednesdays 7 to 8 30 p m A health certificate from the Health center is required The certificate swim ming card and a $1 quarter receipt are available Students may bring their own swimsuits or borrow from the equipment attendant in the locker rooms Strapless suits are not permitted for women.
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MPE
Navy NROTC Scholarship Applications Available
Navy blanks for the annual NROTC scholarship program can be obtained from Naval recruiting stations or the Pittsburgh procurement office. An earlier report claimed college deans distributed the blanks. Eligible applicants are male high school graduates aged 17 to 21 who may qualify for a four year government sponsored college education at 52 participating colleges and universities.
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Navy
NROTC
Naval
Pittsburgh
The
Stater
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