23 Apr 1948
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1948
Page
1
Cur t Sarff argues for standardized procedures and wider student involvement to strengthen the council and broaden impact. John Gressard pledges greater school spirit, stadium advocacy with local support, and expanded committee representation to benefit the entire student body.
The 1700 registered voters decide next year’s student government leader among Curt Sarff Blue and Gold and Johnny Gressard Blue Star. Uncontested posts include vice president Phil Dempsey treasurer Harry Wise and secretary Clarence Peoples.
Beta Lambda chapter of Sigma Delta Pi will be installed on Thursday April 29. Installation begins 5 p.m. in Moulton Music room with a banquet at Vale Edge Ravenna. Dr F Dewey Amner national president will perform the ceremony assisted by Mrs Elgitha Hauser. Alpha Nu Baldwin Wallace college will attend. Twenty four university students will be initiated and seven faculty members made honorary.
About 5000 high school students attend the Northeastern Ohio Music Auditions and Scholastic Press clinic in Kent over two days. Kent acts as district elimination for musicians, with annual events since 1929. Winners advance to Columbus for state finals. Governor Thomas J. Herbert participates in a mass journalist interview and awards a trophy to the top story writer.
Kathy Hosfeld, a junior, was elected queen of the College of Education at Newman club. Attendants Cathie Scullion and Joanne Hall join her. The Daffodil Twirl will be May 1 at Portage hotel Akron, with Jimmy Coin and his orchestra. Tickets are $2 per couple.
Tickets go on sale next week for the Senior prom on Friday June 11 at Twin Lakes country club. Admission is 1.75 per couple.Music by the Melotones orchestra. Open to seniors graduating in June or August. Tickets from Leo May Dale Hawk and Marjorie Bamberger. Frank Carroll urges attendance as a final get-together for many graduates.
The Oberlin college choir will present modern choral works on campus Sunday afternoon conducted by Arthur Poister. The program follows a recent KSU a cappella concert and includes a Bach chorale, seventeenth century pieces, and short German and English works from modern times. The 4:30 PM performance in the auditorium is free to students and townspeople.
Ernie Benedict and his Range Riders will perform at the Kent Lions club Stadium Drive dance on April 30. The WGAR radio band will play both round and square dances. Tickets are $1 per person and available at the athletic ticket office.
Prof. Dewey F. Barich head of the industrial arts department will serve as president of the Ohio Industrial Arts Conference for the coming year. He was elected at the meeting in Columbus last Friday and Saturday.
Members of the International Relations club and advisor Dr. W G Meinke will attend the Tri-State conference at the University of West Virginia today and tomorrow. The event gathers groups from Ohio Kentucky and West Virginia.
Kent State chapter of the Society for the Advancement of Management plans a May 13 conference at Hotel Carter Cleveland on 1948 Industrial Engineering Techniques with talks by business and engineering leaders. Open to students and faculty. contact Prof. Mull. A semi quarterly banquet is set for May 5 at the Robin Hood with guest speaker E N Norr of E N Horn and Company on Management and Opportunities.
John Reed Spicer dean of the college of liberal arts will give the Scholarship Day address at a May 26 assembly in the auditorium at 11 am. Students who have excelled in scholarship will be awarded at the annual affair with Prof. Eric T. Griebling as chairman and committee members including Prof. Alice E.
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