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New Members Of Book And Key - Linnie Hynds, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• The Book and Key was the highest senior honor group on the Winthrop campus
• Linnie Hynds was from Sumter, SC

Enrollment Figures For 1946-1947 - Richland County, Sc, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Students from Richland County numbered 39 enrolled at Winthrop in 1946-1947
• Students from York County were the most numerous enrolled at Winthrop during the 1946-1947 academic year

New Members Of Book And Key - Mary Teresa Staples, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• The Book and Key was the highest senior honor group on the Winthrop campus
• Mary Teresa Staples was from Rice Hope Plantation, Georgetown, SC

Enrollment Figures For 1946-1947 - York County, Sc, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Enrollment at Winthrop was 1546 students in 1946-1947
• York County had the highest number of students attending at 159
• Every county in the state of South Carolina was represented in 1946-1947
• Included in the release are enrollment numbers for the liberal arts departments, home economics, the 2-year commercial course and the cadet nurses program.

New Members Of Book And Key - Mary Eloise Herbert, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• The Book and Key was the highest senior honor group on the Winthrop campus
• Mary Eloise Herbert was from Anderson, SC

Enrollment Figures For 1946-1947 - Florence County, Sc, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Students from Florence County were the sixth highest in enrollment at Winthrop in 1946-1947
• The first, second, third, fourth, and fifth counties with the highest enrollment were York County, Spartanburg County, Charleston County, Anderson County, and Greenville County

Enrollment Figures For 1946-1947 - Charleston County, Sc, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Students from Charleston County were the third highest in enrollment at Winthrop in 1946-1947
• The first, second, and fourth counties with the highest enrollment were York County, Spartanburg County, and Anderson County.

The Ursinus Weekly, October 28, 1946, Jane Rathgeb

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Students receive charter to F.T.A. from R.C. Webster • Five students invited to join membership of English Club • Men's council meets; elects Sheridan Much secretary-treasurer • Seniors to have Alex Bartha play for annual dance • Prizes offered to students for dress at Halloween party • Ursinus Weekly gets second class rating in collegiate judging • Over 400 attend alumni dance • Inter-dorm schedule announced for co-ed hockey tournament • Ursinus features own DuBarry course; classes conducted three times daily • Debate Club to sponsor contest between freshmen, sophomores • Miss Ann Murkovich to address meeting of AAUW, November …

New Members Of Faculty And Staff Return To Campus, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Consists of a list of new members of Winthrop's faculty and staff for the 1946-1947 academic year.
• Information includes department, location, and former employer of each faculty and staff member.

Trail Blazer - Volume 17, Number 1, Morehead State University. Trail Blazer.

Morehead State Trail Blazer Archive

Morehead State Trail Blazer published on October 26, 1946.

Sims To Address Northwestern District Alumnae Association, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Winthrop College Alumnae Association Northwestern District consisted of the counties of Abbeville, Anderson, Greenville, Greenwood, McCormick, Oconee, and Pickens in South Carolina.
• The meeting took place on November 2, 1946 in Anderson, SC at Kirk of the First Presbyterian Church.
• Winthrop President Henry R. Sims presented a talk on the future of Winthrop.
• Speakers and presenters included: Mrs. Frank Kitchen, Mrs. Douglas McDougald, Mrs. John C. Taylor, Miss Nell Cochran, Miss Mel Lee Daniel, Mrs. Rosa B. Guess, Mrs. Paul H. Leonard, Miss Marguerite Tolbert, Mrs. B. D. Cloaninger, Miss Rachel Lee, Mrs. Melvin Bruce, Mrs. T. C. Anderson, Mrs. …

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 23, No. 2, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features include:

• Veterans Views
• Alumni Flashes
• Faculty Notes
• Society Page
• Kentucky Building News
• Spikes, Cleats & Sneakers
• To the W Club
• Sound Off! – ROTC
• Book Marks

This issue contains articles:

• First Post-War Homecoming Here Today and Tomorrow
• Whitaker, David. Topper-Bronco Game High-Lights Weekend
• Not One, But Two Sets of Twins Lead Cheers for the 1946-47 Hilltoppers
• The Paint Brush – Vandalism
• Class Officers are Elected
• “Cross Your Fingers”
• Recital Given by Music Department
• Margaret Sahlie, Student, Dies
• Hagerman, Bert. Hilltopper Five Will be “Pretty Fair”, Says E.A. …

New Schools Added To South Carolina Scholastic Press Association, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• SCSPA president, Bill Cassells of Columbia High School, reports that the SCSPA has added nearly 50 schools to its membership lists in 1946
• The Director, Reid H. Montgomery of Winthrop, says the convention will be held at Columbia, SC in 1946

Tomahawk, October 23, 1946, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

Eastern District Alumnae Association To Hold Meeting, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Winthrop College Alumnae Association Eastern District consisted of the counties of Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Marion, Marlboro, and Williamsburg.
• Meeting place on October 26 was First Baptist Church, McColl, SC
• Morning speakers: Rev. D. H. Montgomery, Mrs. Ben Moore Tatum, Mrs. E. M. O'Tuel, Mrs. Rosa B. Guess, Mrs. Horace Tilghman, Mrs. E. B. Bridges, and Miss Ruth Williams
• Music by Miss Mary Elizabeth Dunlap and Miss Katherine Pfohl
• Luncheon speaker was Winthrop President Henry R. Sims introduced by Mrs. F. P. Copeland

State Highlights 10/23/1946, Western State High School

Western's high school newspaper

This is the student newspaper from Western State High School, the high school that was on the campus of Western Michigan University, then called State Highlights, in 1946.

South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Workshop Cancelled, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• South Carolina Scholastic Press Association was founded in 1936 by Fred C. Kendrick, newspaper advisor at Greenville High School.
• The association offers support and resources for student journalists by sponsoring annual conventions, student competitions, and critiques.

Winthrop College Choirs To Present Program, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Soloists: Coleen Cole, Frances Gamble, and Sara Boyd
• Accompanists: Jean Bonnette and Betty Jean Gaulden

The Ursinus Weekly, October 21, 1946, Jane Rathgeb

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Activities of Old Timers' Day include soccer, hockey, football games, dance • Grace Newman heads combined Debate Club; R. Wilson is manager • Sunnybrook booked by seniors for first off campus dance • Ursinus serves as host to physicists attending science conference • Red Cross leader explains work done under art and skills corps • Zingraffs sponsor self-help agency • Pre-medical society to acquaint members with medical research • Group appointed to choose play for production, December 6,7 • Elections resume for candidates to Oxford University • 4-H Club to hold supper • Experience is the best teacher? • WAA …

North Central District Alumnae Association To Hold Meeting, Winthrop News Service

Winthrop News 1946

• Winthrop College Alumnae Association North Central District consisted of the counties of Chester, Chesterfield, Fairfield, Kershaw, Lancaster, and York in South Carolina and Charlotte, Gastonia, Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and surrounding communities in North Carolina.
• Morning speakers were Mrs. John M. Massey and Mrs, Rosa B. Guess.
• Panelists were Mrs. Louise Thomas Miller, Mrs. W. R. Wallace, Mrs. J. H. Drennan, Miss Maria Culp, Mrs. Dix Sarsfield, and Miss Mayme Colvin.
• Luncheon speaker was President Henry R. Sims
• Music was provided by Miss Virginia Austin, Miss Katherine Pfohl, and Dr. Walter B. Roberts
• Special guests were Board of Trustee members Mr. C. …

The Gem-Echo: October 16, 1946, Taylor University

1946-1947 (Volume 31 Echo, Volume 2 Gem-Echo)

Over the Back Fence – Fall Revival Now in Progress – Dr. E. W. Petticord Speaks Twice Each Day – Evangelist of Renown Visits Campus – Who’s Who Candidates Are Named – Rush Day Results, Thalos 131; Philos 73 – Echo Sponsors Contest – Emblems In Review – Dean Rediger Receives Doctorate – Revival Emphasis Typically Taylor – A Capella Plans Tours – Parking Lots Constructed – Editorial – Let Us Go On – Mystery Reigns In Ol’ Wisconsin – Taylor On The Air – I. G. Report – Good For You – Poet Geniuses – Classroom Insight – The …

Tomahawk, October 16, 1946, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

Colonnade October 15, 1946, Colonnade

Colonnade

No abstract provided.

The Ursinus Weekly, October 14, 1946, Jane Rathgeb, Jane E. Brusch

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Enrollment totals 894 as veterans return to college • Rev. Wallick appointed chaplain for college • Student leaders plan activities of semester • Old Timers' engage T. Darlington to play at dance, October 26 • State physics teachers to hold conference Friday, Saturday • Administration appoints professors to assist in academic department • Editors announce staff for '47 Ruby • WSGA president elects members of dormitory booster committees • Eight Valley Forge men enrolled as special students at Ursinus • Retired minister deeds home as scholarship fund for college • Miss Dorothy F. Moyer selected to assist Ursinus medical staff …

Morehead Eagles Versus West Liberty State College, Morehead State University. Office Of Athletics.

Morehead State Sports Team Programs

The official game program from the October 12, 1946 football game between Morehead State College and West Liberty State College.

Hollins Columns (1946 Oct 12), Hollins College

Hollins Student Newspapers

Table of Contents:

• Manette Fishwick Writes of Travels and Experiences
• Faculty Members Active During Vacation
• Four Horses Added to Hollins Stables
• Hollins Postwar Committee Formed
• Y.W.C.A. Makes Plans for Year
• Relationship of United States and Argentina Discussed
• Veterans Admitted to Vassar Classes
• Memory of Miss Matty Honored October Ninth
• Sophomores to Present Dance Saturday Night
• Orchesis Revises System of Tryouts
• "Each of Us to His Nature..."
• World Winds
• Give them W! Give them L!!!
• To Breakfast
• Thoughts on Being a Sophomore
• Under the Dome
• "Caravan"
• Campus Queens Pose For Roving Camera
• Back Campus with Carey
• Heironimus Says
• p.m. notes
• October …

Ua12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 23, No. 1, Wku Student Affairs

WKU Administration Documents

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Regular features include:

• Veterans Views
• Alumni Flashes
• Faculty Notes
• Society Page
• Kentucky Building News
• Spikes, Cleats & Sneakers
• To the W Club
• Sound Off! – ROTC
• Book Marks

This issue contains articles:

• Record Homecoming Crowd Expected on Oct. 26
• Dr. W.R. McConnell Addresses Third District Education Association at 10 A.M.
• Air-ROTC Unit Here One of 76 in Entire U.S.
• Chemistry Department Rates at Top
• David Whitaker, Linda Hays Head Staff – College Heights Herald
• Larry Stone and Ralph Utley Buy Newspaper
• Dr. Gordon Wilson Authors Book
• Dr. Lillian Johnson …

Tomahawk, October 9, 1946, College Of The Holy Cross

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

October 4, 1946, Nashville Christian Institute

NCI Board Meeting Minutes

Board Minutes of the Nashville Christian Institute on October 4, 1946.

The Gem-Echo: October 2, 1946, Taylor University

1946-1947 (Volume 31 Echo, Volume 2 Gem-Echo)

Over the Back Fence – Coming Events Demand Decision – New Students To Choose Society – Approaching Revival Calls For Resolve – Tug O’ War Declared Tie – Freshman Class Elects – Literary Societies Wave Their Colors – Thalonians Say “Know Thyself” – Philaletheans “Lovers of Truth” – Rush Days Call For Vote – World Condition Alters Traditions – Franklin College Head Delivers Matriculation Address – Changes in Staff Announced – Editorial – Whom To Serve – Stop–Look–Listen – Classroom Insight – Dramatic Arts – Wearing Of The Green – Radio-Record Player Dedicated – The Corner Stone – Prexy Says-- …