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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1947

Page

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Nineteen Candidates Named for SC Elections Apr 19

The Student Council elections committee announced nineteen candidates for the April 19 vote, including three sophomores Phil Dempsey Bill In a related letter the Independent Students Association charged that Bill Lyon, head of the committee, allowed petitions after 12 noon deadline. ISA demanded late petitions be voided citing Article 10 Section 4 of the Student Government Association constitution.

Student Council Student Council Elections Committee Independent Students Association Bill Lyon ISA William Lyle Student Government Association

Council slate includes Shuttleworth and Gressard

Juniors listed are Janet Grant, Alice Jean Watson, Robert Wentz, Kathleen Long, Bill Crorey, Roy Newsome, Phyllis Robbins. Seniors include Isla Schnauffer, Clarence Strader, Anne Domiter, Irene Kelbaugh, Robert White, Josephine Douglass, Marion Lemponen, Eleanor Meek, William Hugo. Only Shuttleworth, sophomore candidate, is presently on the council.

Janet Grant Alice Jean Watson Robert Wentz Kathleen Long Bill Crorey Roy Newsome Phyllis Robbins Isla Schnauffer Clarence Strader Anne Domiter Irene Kelbaugh Robert White Josephine Douglass Marion Lemponen Eleanor Meek William Hugo Shuttleworth

BA Issues Grade List

College of Business Administration reports 104.0 winter quarter students with all A’s led by Earl Christen. Named with A grades are Donald J. Clough John Dan Roy Gifford June Hirka Charles Hannell Julian Kotsky Robert Jess Leaver Robert McNeese Albert A. Monahan. Others listed include Jay P. Moore Dwight Netzly Thomas Pollard Angeline Scources Stanley Sumergrad Alfred Tomanek Edward Trautz Donald Whitney Paul Yamkoski. Five hundred fifty one students total? Grades averaging 3.0 to 4.0 reported.

College of Business Administration Earl Christen Donald J. Clough John Dan Roy Gifford June Hirka Charles Hannell Julian Kotsky Robert Jess Leaver Robert McNeese Albert A. Monahan Jay P. Moore Dwight Netzly Thomas Pollard Angeline Scources Stanley Sumergrad Alfred Tomanek Edward Trautz Donald

To Renew Wax Dances Set For April 17 Return

Social dancing will resume Thursday April 17 with no dances this week. Admittance costs 15 cents plus an activity card. Recordings will supply music for the opening dance. Dancing lessons from 7 to 8 will be offered by the HPE department on scheduled days.

K-Vets H. P. E Department

Voices from history studied in Kent State speech class

Kent State University speech students study voices of Hitler Goebbels Bryan Harding Truman Wilkie Lindbergh and King George VI. Public address classes include Churchill speech to U S Congress and Roosevelt Yalta conference report in recordings.

Kent State University Steve Gordon Don Cox Herbert Kaley Matilda Davis James N. Holm School of Hitler Goebbels William Jennings Bryan Warren Harding Truman Wilkie Lindbergh King George VI of England Addi Courier-Aribune Tion Churchill U.S. Congress America Roosevelt Yalta Conference

Kent State Summer School Offers Complete Curriculum

Kent State University will run two summer sessions from June 16 to July 25 and July 28 to August 29 with most current instructors. Visiting instructors and prominent lecturers will fill gaps as needed. A Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert and notable singers may appear among workshops clinics and courses across most study lines.

Kent State University Cleveland Symphony Orchestra

BA Calls For Forms From Students

All Business Administration students who have not turned in their Summer School questionnaires are requested to do so immediately. Questionnaires may be picked up and turned in to the BA office, 314M.

Business Administration

Beautify Terrace Lodge Grounds and Delayed Cafeteria Work

Asphalt roads and walks will begin the beautification of Terrace Lodge dormitory terrain this spring pending state bid results. Ground will be graded and landscaping installed. The Terrace Lodge cafeteria opening is delayed by a plumbers' strike but aimed for summer quarter.

Terrace Lodge

Faculty Club Talk on Jewelry by Art Professors

Wilbur W West and Thelma Hyland assistant professors will speak at a Women’s Faculty club meeting on Thursday at 8 pm in an illustrated lecture on the manufacture of jewelry. West will display student techniques and an exhibit of university jewelry.

Wilbur W. West Thelma Hyland School of Art Women’s Faculty Club West

YWCA Hosts Splash Party For University Students

The YWCA announces a splash party open to all university students tomorrow night in the gymnasium pool from 7 to 9 p.m. The event aims to provide a social, recreational gathering for students on campus.

The YWCA

Absent Members Face Possible Council Expulsion

Student Council President Hank Johnston warns that perennial absentees may be dropped from the council. Minutes show attendance low for Davey Long Fouser Cook and Apple across a three month survey with McDowell absent for three meetings. The constitution requires two thirds quorum and bylaws permit expulsion after a fourth unexcused absence.

Hank Johnston Apple Cook Parmalee Davey Long Fouser McDowell Bill Lyon Council

Griebling Contributes Review to Duchess Winter Roundup

English professor Eric T Griebling writes on Meese for the Winter Roundup edition of the Duchess to be issued Thursday under a new cover. The magazine will feature spring football and men's fashion, with a reader interest blank included to guide future material. The staff plans seven issues by June 1, published roughly every ten days.

Eric T. Griebling Meese Duchess

Stater Names Crowell Supervisor of Editorial Policy

The student faculty publications policy committee announced Prof. Alfred A. Crowell as supervisor of Stater editorial policy. The supervisor's decision is final in conflicts, with potential appeal to the committee later. Crowell formerly served as advisor.

Alfred A. Crowell Prof. Crowell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Phil Dempsey Bill John Gressard Barbara McDowell George Inscho Edith al Lloway Evelyn Bill Lyon Jean Cook John Fouser Jean Gonder Betty Hoy Tom Davey J Ton Griebling
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