Don Cossack Choir To Present University Concert
The Don Cossack Choir conducted by Serge Jaroff will present its seventh University concert in the auditorium Monday November 6 sponsored by the YMCA Roy Dunn president announced today. The Russian chorus of 32 men from the Donets basin has visited the University for six straight years. All members are American citizens since 1942. Ticket sale date is not yet set per YMCA secretary Jim Beachy.
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Don Cossack Choir
Serge Jaroff
Roy Dunn
Donets
Don Cossacks
St. Sofia
Bulgaria
Jaroff
Jim Beachy
Students urged to claim refunds from treasurer office
All students entitled to refunds on fees should call at the Treasurer's office Monday or Tuesday October 30 and 31 only, O. B. Law, business manager, announced today.
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O. B. Law
Board Names MU Candidates for Men's Union Elections
The executive board announces candidates for the Men's Union offices to be chosen at the November 6 elections. James Patterson runs for president with George Papp as vice president. John Jack is secretary and Don Moore treasurer. Class representatives will also appear on the ballot with nominations in senior Ray Seastead and a write in option.
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James Patterson
George Papp
John Jack
Don Moore
Ray Seastead
Writern
Earl Stewart
Harry Daniels
George Farres
George Yamashiro
Ed Suvanto
Sam Danze
Stump Speaks At NEOTA Meeting In Cleveland Today
Professor E. Turner Stump will address a divisional NEOTA meeting in Cleveland on post war speech education. University representation includes Dr Gerald Chapman Miss Helen Machan Mona B Fletcher and Registrar E C Stopher.
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleveland
Stump
Gerald Chapman
Helen Machan
Mona B. Fletcher
E. C. Stopher
Burr Editor Names Staff and Sets Yearbook Policy
Ruth Jane Recht named associate editor for the Chestnut Burr with Julie Juch as chief photographer and Jean Lenner as editor. The staff includes photographers, assistants, advertising and copy staff, and various desks. Lenner invites all students to participate as the Burr becomes an all University publication funded partly by student money.
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Burr
Ruth Jane Recht
Chestnut Burr
Julie Juch
Jean Lenner
Miss Juch
Virginia Good
Glenna Hopewell
Wally Stroud
Ruth Purdy
Catherine Bamberger
Betsy Ann Fish
Don Young
Edith Galloway
Martha Keyser
Ingrid Tornberg
Miss Lerner
Lenner
Warren Reviews Books For Children In Library Talk
Eileen Warren, a junior in education, will discuss fifty books for nursery and kindergarten age in the library faculty room today from 1 to 3 p m. The review covers stories of science folk tales legends and books of music and poetry brought from the Cleveland Public Library and Halle store in Cleveland. The session repeats at the request of Wednesday’s listeners.
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Eileen Warren
Miss Warren
Cleveland Public Library
Halle
Cleveland
South East
OWA Meets To Decide Distribution of Funds
The Office of War Activities will hold a meeting in room 204 Merrill hall on Wednesday November 1, Peg Curry chairman announced today. Last year's members and representatives of all University organizations are urged to attend to decide how to distribute the remaining funds from last year.
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Office of War Activities
Merrill Hall
Peg Curry
Faculty seek rental outfits for Bowman inauguration
Faculty members must contact the University book store by November 3 to rent academic outfits for the inauguration ceremony honoring President George A. Bowman on Saturday November 18. Miss Mildred McCue, manager, announced today.
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George A. Bowman
University
Mildred McCue
Kent State Sadie Hawkins Day Dance Announced
Social group at Kent State announces Friday November 17 Sadie Hawkins Day with a band by Harry Daniels and judges chaired by Elaine Chamberlin. Bud Gerber serves as adviser as Daisy Mae Li'l Abner and other costume awards are planned. Students can contact the Stater office for details.
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Sadie Hawkins
Don Wargowsky
Harry Daniels
Elaine Chamberlin
Bud Gerber
Kent State
Daisy Mae
Li'l Abner
Mammy
Pappy Yokum
Hairless Joe
Earthquake McGoon
McGulp
Sam
Stater
Steps Near Completion Before Bowman's Inauguration
Construction in front of the Administration building is set to finish by next week ahead of President George A. Bowman’s inauguration on November 18. The $10,000 project expands the landing to improve visibility of the building’s front and adds two new flights and landings designed with bricks. Landscape architects Alexander and Strong of Cleveland designed the walk pattern, echoed in newer Washington structures.
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George A. Bowman
O. B. Law
Law
Alexander and Strong
Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Alpha Omega Leads Penny Drive With $28.72
The Penny Drive totals $57.84 after three weeks with Alpha Omega collecting $28.72. Theta Sigma Upsilon raised $15.29 in week one, while Sigma Sigma Sigma contributed $13.83 last week. The kindergarten primary club now carries the boxes.
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Alpha Omega Sorority
Raymond E. Manchester
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Kindegarten
Prof From South Of Border Looks Forward To First Snow
Marian Cole reports on Leland C. Whetten, newly arrived assistant professor of accounting, who recalls his Mexican ranching past, his education at Brigham Young and LSU, and his anticipation of a first snowfall in Ohio after eight years in the United States.
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Border
Marian Cole
Leland C. Whetten
Mr. Whetten
el Paso
Texas
Whetten
United States
Brigham Young University
Louisiana State University
Fifth Area Farm Administration
Ohio
Kent
Mexico
Freshmen Elect Two Committees At First Class Meeting
The freshman class chose an executive committee and an entertainment committee at the first Wednesday meeting. Members include William King Harold Lewis Donna Mae Burkhart Jacqueline Richardson Terry Atkinson Jean Morris for the executive group and Janice Babbington Joyce Boyer Lydia Mihok Jim Coin Roger Stamm Bernice Looney for the entertainment panel. Funds were moved from the freshman treasury to finance the Frolic. Officers will not be elected until mid term grades are recorded.
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George Insche
Sue Alstott
William King
Harold Lewis
Donna Mae Burkhart
Jacqueline Richardson
Terry Atkinson
Jean Morris
Janice Babbington
Joyce Boyer
Lydia Mihok
Jim Coin
Roger Stamm
Bernice Looney
A Cappella Choir Elects Officers
Harry Daniels was elected president of the A Cappella Choir at a meeting last Wednesday. Doris Gray is vice president, Terry Atkinson secretary treasurer, Bill King social chairman, Mike Friedland publicity chief, and Frank Carroll business manager. Soloists for Handel Messiah to be announced next week, said George W. Gove.
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Harry Daniels
Doris Gray
Terry Atkinson
Bill King
Mike Friedland
Frank Carroll
George W. Gove
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Freddy Bruner
Bette Jane Gossett
Phyllis Snyder
John Thomas
Betty Lee Winfield
Gladys Willis
Shirley Bishop
Ranky Edwards
Thelma Gick
Margaret Scillion
Evelyn Long
Dorothy Humphrey
Audrey Roche
Lois Jewell
Betty Offhaus
Carolyn Siegel
Barbara Flesher
Warren
OWA
Alpha Omega
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