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Ne.il Nelson brings t Over 350 past and present Varsit) ' witnessed the second annual K-Day and saw four Blue and Gold teams triumph. In the feature attraction, the university nine out-slugged Colgate university 12-11 in a free- swinging contest that saw the Flashes come from behind in the eighth to win. Lead by John Farrell and Dick Mowery, the track squad squeezed by stubborn Wooster 64-65- On the tennis court, the Flashes were host to Fenn. The visitors were handed a 7-0 defeat. At the same time the linksmen were shutting out Case Tech 16-0 at the Twin Lakes course. Ketil 64 K ' oosler 63 K-Day 27
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Photographic Short Course The eighth annual Short Course in News Photography was offered America s news photographers in the spring of 1949. Over 350 photographers and some of their bof es attended this three-day sym- posium on new techniques and gadgets. The Photographic Short course is one of many offered by the school of Journal- ism. Among others are: Radio, Public Relations, Industrial Editors and a one- day high school journalists ' convention. Such things as strobe lights, color, groupings and manufacturer ' s exhibits are discussed at the course. An exhibit which fills Wills gym is an annual feature. This year ' s choice of winners brought the school much criti- cism from such sources as Editor and Publisher, and the photographers them- selves. Looking more like a surrealiittc pmtiting. ibis is a lime-expos ire taken duririg offered at the Short course. The object of all this shooting teas, of of the many shooting . one of the models. Students Rosemary Acierno and Robert McMaken listen wi co-Chairman of the Short Course, explains his techniqu ■re as George Yates, focusing to them. Frank Scherschel, left, seems lost in thought as Bill Churchill, editor of LIFE magazine and a Cleveland model turn th 26
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R« ' ' ' S: R.ifc Family Day Mother ' s day, 1949, was chosen as Family Day by Cardinal Key, wo- men ' s honorary sorority on campus. AH buildings on campus were open for inspection by students and visitors. ' Various departments hiid exhibits. Fourteen fraternities and sorori- ties and the three women ' s dorms on campus held open house. The university ' s Symphonic band, under Roy D. Metcalf, pre- sented a concert in the auditorium in honor of Family Day which fell on the last day of Music week on campus. ert Smith signs guest register at Mottlton h lt on f.imily D.iy. Looking I: Mr. Gilbert Smith, Dorah Kline, Charles Smith, Mrs. Ch.irles Gray I Jean Smith. ol his uork in the InJastri.il 28
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