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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1949

Page

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Speeches and Portraits Placed on Campus Schedule

The Chestnut Burr announces sophomores will have portraits taken this week 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Stopher hall with no charge, juniors in late October, seniors early November at two studios. Six faculty speakers include Drs Hadley Herrick White Brady Fletcher Raup with talks across Columbus Canton Battle Creek Akron and Kent, dates Oct 18 19 20 24 26 28. Seniors must register for portrait time by Oct 28.

Baele Art Gallery Frank Hill Lincoln Street Robert Swartout East Main Street Robert Swartout Studio Loren S. Hadley Canton Canadian Rockies Robert White University College of Education Columbus Ballard I. Brady Battle Creek Mich Brady North United States Russell Township PTA Mona Fletcher Business and Professional Women's Club Patton Kent YWCA Akron H. F. Raup KSU Ohio Geographers’ Organizations

Women's League Sets Year Calendar and Plans

Members met in Dean Ada V. Hyatt's office to set a tentative calendar for the year. The Big Little Sister tea in Moulton music room promoted fellowship between old and new Kent State members. Upcoming events include a Nov 30 style show, Feb 3 Pork Barrel, April 29 all-school spring format, and June 1 senior women's banquet. Shirley Edwards, president, announced a new secretary will be appointed next meeting.

Women's League Ada V. Hyatt Moulton Music Room Kent State Shirley Edwards

WKSU Greek Show Aired Today With Fraternity Guests

Phi Beta Phi and Alpha Phi Beta join announcer Dave Freed on the Meet the Fraternities program at 4 30 p m to acquaint independent men with campus Greek organizations Friday brings Sigma Nu and Phi Beta Phi as guests on the show

Phi Beta Phi Alpha Phi Beta Fraternities Dave Freed Sigma Nu

Dorm Elects Officers For The Year

Engleman hall upperclassmen dormitory held an election Monday. Elected were Sue Lieberman president, Marge Ennes first vice president, Peggy Bennett second vice president, Ruth Ann Gallagher secretary, Kay Miyasaki treasurer, Gloria Donnelly social chairman, Carol Orlikowski choral chairman, and Sheila Hirshberg fire warden.

Engleman Hall Sue Lieberman Marge Ennes Peggy Bennett Ruth Ann Gallagher Kay Miyasaki Gloria Donnelly Carol Orlikowski Sheila Hirshberg

ROTC Sponsoring Migration Contest for BG Game Train

ROTC to award a 19 inch trophy to the sorority or fraternity selling the most train tickets for the Bowling Green game on Nov 5. Contest runs Oct 18 to Nov 1 with 20 tickets drawn per group from Bill Dunbar. Credits and decorations for ticket sales awarded. round trip tickets priced at 5.50 and game tickets at 1.0.

Thomas F. Wall Booster Club Rotc Corps of Cadets Bill Dunbar Wall Ada V. Hyatt Bowling Green

Library to Screen Anna and the King of Siam

The library will show the full length movie Anna and the King of Siam at 8 p.m. Wednesday Oct 19 in the auditorium. Librarian John B Nicholson says it kicks off a planned film series for students and faculty with no admission fee.

Anna and the King of Siam John B. Nicholson 20Th Century Fox Irene Dunne Rex Harrison

Cleveland Band to Perform at Wednesday Social Dance

Sunny Kovar's Tune Twisters from Cleveland will be featured at the Wednesday Social dancing session. The quintet has appeared in numerous night clubs and at the Aragon and Saxenheim ballrooms. Dancing starts at 8 in the gym. admission is 25 cents.

Sunny Kovar Cleveland Aragon Saxenheim

KSU Professor to Head J School at Maryland

Alfred A. Crowell associate professor of journalism at KSU will head the Department of Journalism and Public Relations at the University of Maryland starting January 1 1950. He joined KSU in 1944 as acting head and previously revived the short course in news photography and created an industrial editors institute.

KSU J’ School Maryland Alfred A. Crowell University of Maryland Crowell American Airlines University of Oklahoma Medill School of Journalism Northwestern University

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