Resigning Group Forms Local Fraternity Phi Gamma Theta
Seventeen members of Kappa Sigma Chi including President George Hoy resign to form a new local fraternity Phi Gamma Theta. They met at the Robin Hood to prepare petitions for inter-fraternity bodies and outline officers Hoy, Chastain, Thomas, Urchek, Dempsey, Wilhelm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
George Hoy
Phi Gamma Theta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Robin Hood
Inter-Fraternity Council
Hoy
Bill Chastain
Myron Thomas
Jack Urchek
Phil Dempsey
Tom Wilhelm
Annual Campus Night Planned for May 24
Blue Key Cardinal Key and Social Committee outlined plans for Campus Night with events on the front campus at 2 p.m. including May queen crowning and May pole dances and a Merrill hall songfest. An auto parade from 6:30 p.m. and a 9 to 12 p.m. dance in Wills gym are scheduled. final details remain pending. In 1946 Sigma Delta Sigma won major honors including May queenship and songfest.
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Blue Key, Cardinal Key
Social Committee
Hank Ford
Merrill Hall
Ford
Wills Gym
Sigma Delta Sigma Sorority
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Kent State awards 10 PRI Otters Scholarships
Ten scholarships for the Institute for Public Relations at Kent State University will be awarded this spring to Ohio college seniors interested in public relations careers. Sponsored by the school of journalism, the awards follow Kent State's nationally known short course in news photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute For Public Relations
Kent State University
Ohio College
School of Journalism
Kent State
Michael Radock
Evolution of the Oil Industry film at Chemistry club
The Chemistry club screens The Evolution of the Oil Industry tonight at 7 in 317McG. The public is invited to attend.
NTFC Shows Profit Boost Over 1946
No Time For Classes officials report profit more than double from 1946. The door income totals 709.80 with expenses 204.57 leaving 505.21, last year’s balance 318, giving 823.21 on hand. Dr Maurice Baum treasurer Roy Newsome two year business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Apple
NTFC
Apple
Maurice Baum
Roy Newsome
Miles Turns Memorial Cantata Discs Into Ready Purchase
Harold Miles Memorial Cantata recording, featuring Marie Simmelink Kraft and the composer at piano, set to text from Thomas Wolfe. Three 12 inch discs occupy both sides and are sold by Cleveland Recording Co at Carnegie Hall Cleveland 14 for $7.50 per set.
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Harold Miles
Marie Simmelink Kraft
Thomas Wolfe
Cleveland Recording Co
Carnegie Hall
Huron Road
Cleveland
Harrington Named VA Training Officer Replacing Urda
Robert C. Harrington has been transferred from Akron to Virginia to serve as the new VA training officer, succeeding Michael Urda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Harrington
Akron
Michael Urda
SC Rejects Terrace Lodge Complaint on Elections
The Student Council voted unanimously to disregard a complaint from Terrace Lodge political committee seeking a new election. It claimed misuses of the E-Book provision and booth access issues. Elections Chairman Bill Lyon urged dismissal as the council confirms recent elections. Hank Johnston hailed the year as colorful amid a transition to new members after a rules test.
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Terrace Lodge
Elections Committee
Bill Lyon
Hank Johnston
Johnston
Robert
Course seeks health and physical education majors today
Health and physical education majors and minors were asked to fill and return forms indicating summer and fall course preferences. G J Altmann of the HPE department urged submitting blanks before the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Altmann
HPE
Seniors To Meet Seniors Wednesday Meeting
Seniors To Meet Seniors gather Wednesday at 4 p.m. in 214K for important upcoming events. The session covers graduating in meats senior week activities and June class gift announcements.
Recital Tonight Showcases Student Talent in 312M
Major and minor music students perform a 7 pm recital in room 312 Merrill. The program includes Mozart Fantasia in D Minor by Helen Coy and Bach Lullaby from the Christmas Oratorio by Esther Douglass, plus works by Debussy, Mendelssohn, Scarlatti, Chopin, Grieg, Haydn and Brahms with several performers and Jo Ann Harvey on accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Music Department
Helen Coy
Bach
Esther Douglass
Debussy
Peter Ulrich
Mendelssohn
Jeanne Carey
Tenaglia
Ruth Ann Hamilton
Squire
Tarantella
Joan Neff
Scarlatti
Miss Coy
Chopin
Prelude
Ara Carapetyan
Cimara Lindoff-Aslanoff
Irene Brodbeck
Grieg
William Dugan
Hayden
Elizabeth Garver
Brahm
Marjorie Sprott
Jo Ann Harvey
MP's Feted At Pop Ball
The annual Popularity Ball featured the university’s most popular man and woman Jim Fletcher and Bernice Looney honored by freshmen, sophomores and juniors. Frankie Reynolds and his orchestra provided music as Phil Dempsey freshman class president served as master of ceremonies.
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Jim Fletcher
Bernice Looney
Frankie Reynolds
Phil Dempsey
Students Hear Marine Plan
Major Webb D. Sawyer USMC explained the Marine Corps reserve officer training program to university students at an assembly. The plan requires six weeks over two summers in officer training schools and, after college graduation, commissioning as reserve officers. Information available from the coordinator of veterans affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb D. Sawyer
USMC
Marine Corps Reserve Officer Training
Marine Officer Training Schools
Reserve
Coordinator of Veterans’ Affairs
Chi Pi meeting set for Wednesday at 7 30 p m
Roy Apple president announces a Chi Pi meeting for men in journalism Friday in 107M at 7 30 p m. The event targets honorary fraternity members and local faculty interested in Chi Pi activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Pi
Roy Apple
The Late George Apley Opens At UT With Double Casting
UT presents The Late George Apley opening Wednesday at 8 15 directed by G Harry Wright. Dolores Clarke plays Catherine Apley with Helen Mitrovka Thursday and Friday. Multiple roles double cast include Eleanor Apley Horatio Ursling and others. The satire of Boston Brahmins follows George Apley and John Apley as social norms are challenged.
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George Apley
G. Harry Wright
Dolores Clarke
Catherine Apley
Helen Mitrovka
Janet Gillespie
Eleanor Apley
Jim McLean
Jimee
Horatio Ursling
Envy
Boston
Beacon Street
Jim Bullock
Worcester
Wuhstuh
Apley
John Apley
Bob Stevenson
Society of Boston
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Murray Chastain
Mesek
Bill Theiss
Charles Lafferty
John Morris
Jim Kline
Frank Klein
Bob Chambers
Gene Dombroski
Gene Ranize
Art Seyler
ISA
Engleman Hall
Kappa Mu Kappa
Miles
By W. Dan Oana
John P. Marquand
George S. Kaufman
Amelia Newcombe
Edith Thedford
Wilbur Adams
Roger Newcombe
Lois Dolhar
Marian Lamponen
Agnes
Jane
Duane Budner
Howard Boulder
Betty Hull
Lydia Leyton
Carol Hart
Emily Southworth
Phil Hartman
Julian H. Dole
Felice Faust
Nick Bozeka
Jerry Elliott
Jerry Hendee
Terry Pugliese
Don Anderson
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