K Book appoints Joanne Moose editor for 1952 53
Joanne Moose named editor of the 1952 53 K Book by the Publications Policy committee. Mary Ann Loftus will serve as associate editor. Moose, a June 1952 graduate from Cuyahoga Falls, leads Theta Sigma Phi and Mrs. Madeimoselle College board activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Yeagley
Joanne Moose
Publications Policy Committee
Mary Ann Loftus
Cuyahoga Falls
Library
Union
Social Code
Miss Moose
Theta Sigma Phi
Mademoiselle College
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Newman Club
Assembly
Akron Beacon Journal
Fifth PT Workshop Tomorrow
The fifth Parent-Teacher Workshop on Emotional Development of Children will be held tomorrow. Delegates will learn group discussion leadership and participation to train them for teaching local groups. The Ohio Congress of P T A sponsors this first of three workshops by the department of special education led by Lazar B Stahlecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidren
Department of Special Education
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lazar B. Stahlecker
Campus Day Applications Extended to April 24
The application date for Campus Day has been extended to Thursday April 24. Submissions to Dean Hyatt's office must arrive before 4 p.m. that day. Independent and Greek groups must provide organization name Campus Day chairman name address and telephone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hyatt
Banner Flies at Prentice Gate for Flashes' Games
A 10 foot blue and white banner reading BASEBALL TODAY hung at Prentice gate between the stone columns. Dick Kotis, HPE instructor, painted the banner sponsored by the Varsity K club and it will be returned there on days the Flashes play at Kent this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentice Gate
Kent
Dick Kotis
HPE
Varsity K
Cardinal Key Meeting and Membership Applications
Cardinal Key will meet this evening at 6 45 in 201 M. Application blanks for membership in the women s honorary service organization are available in the Dean of Women s office and must be returned there by 4 tomorrow afternoon. Eligible applicants are all senior, junior and third quarter sophomore women with a 2 5 cumulative average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal Key
Women’s Honorary Service Organization
Dean of Women’s Office
Senior Council Special Vote Set For Today
Despite a protest, a senior class position special election will be held tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eligible voters are juniors becoming seniors and seniors who will not graduate this year. A registrar check-off list will verify voters at the Wills gym entrance. Campaign posters limited between Merrill hall west entrance and Kent hall east entrance. Proxies banned. voter ID determined by the Elections committee. at least two committee members from different parties present at each booth. ballots validity to be determined by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Cossetti
Elections Committee
Wills Gym
Merrill Hall
Kent Hall
Easterling Receives Bronze Star for Korea Service
Capt George R Easterling of Kansas State University biology staff became the first faculty member recalled for Korea duty to earn the Bronze Star. The award covers merit from Oct 24, 1951 to Mar 21, 1952 as troop information and education officer with the 3rd Infantry Division. He is due to rotate back to the United States after completing his Korea tour. Easterling previously served in World War II and was recalled on Dec 15, 1950 arriving in Korea Sept 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Easterling
KSU
Korea
Easterling
United States
Candida Opens New UT Studio Theatre
Opening ceremonies for the University of Tulsa Studio The atre in 199 K will be held next Monday evening with speeches by Prof. E Turner Stump KSU president Dr George A Bowman and other officials. Candida the final UT production will be performed with a coffee hour and tour of the new facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Friedman
New Studio Theatre
199
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
George A. Bowman
KSU
G. Harry Wright
Joan Leguillon
University Theatre
George Bernard Shaw
Stump
University of Indiana
119 K
Earle E. Curtis
Katherine M. Norton
Wright
James N. Holm
Curtis and
Norton
Kent Hall
Wksu-Fm
Radio Workshop
US Park Jobs Open To Students
Dr. J Arthur Herrick a Kansas State University biology professor announces summer openings for students in conservation forestry and wildlife preservation. Jobs mostly in out of state forests and game preserves with Montana Idaho and Colorado high on the list. Students should contact Dr Lord Herrick at 369 McG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arthur Herrick
KSU
National Forest and Park System
Herrick
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Dr. Herrick
Faculty Park Barrel Talent Show Returns at KSU
Faculty stunt night opens May 3 with faculty members-only act and ticket price of 50 cents. The cream of the crop is expected to perform on May 7 at the Auditorium stage in the Barrel with proceeds benefiting the World Student Service Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSU
World Student Service Fund
Phi Betas Plan Dogpatch Dance
A Dogpatch Shower celebrating Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae is set for Friday at Sandy Lake park. Phi Beta Phi pledge class sponsors the dance from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. University women receive 1:30 permits. Admission is $1 per couple. Dick Patterson chairs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Capp
Li'l Abner
Daisy Mae
Sandy Lake Park
Phi Beta Phi
Dick Patterson
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Senator
Robert Taft
Bill Barrett
Porter
Lu Lyman
Portage County Republican Committee
K-Book
Phi Betas
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