Riverboat Regatta Sets Rules for 7th Annual River Race
Stater announces entry rules for the seventh annual River Race. Fraternities sororities and university clubs may enter with a $1 fee, up to two rowers per boat, and must pass a swimming test. Boats must be rowboats with no motors, start at Standing Rock and finish at Main St bridge under a marker line.
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Roy Apple
al Post
Stater
Standing Rock
Main St
City Fire Department
UT New Play Casting for Harriet at Homecoming
Tryouts for the fall production Harriet open to returning students with two casting sessions today and Thursday in 315K. The 27 member cast will stage three settings across two decades of Harriet Beecher Stowe’s life under Prof. Stump’s direction, with rehearsals resuming next spring and no summer sessions.
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University Theatre
Harriet
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Helen Hayes
Senior Women Plan Banquet For Graduation Year
The Women's League holds its senior banquet at the Robin Hood on May 14 at 6 30 p m to honor graduates and install new officers Janet Grant becomes president with Jean Goncher as first vice president Virginia Black second vice president Peg Boone secretary Phyllis Robbins treasurer and Isla Schnauffer student court chairman retaining office Reservations due to Phyllis Robbins by May 5
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Women’s League
Robin Hood
Edith Galloway
Janet Grant
Jean Goncher
Virginia Black
Peg Boone
Phyllis Robbins
Isla Schnauffer
Blue Key Taps Twelve University Men
Twelve university men have been named for membership in Blue Key a national service honorary by the local chapter announced today. Chosen were Warren C. Bower Frank Carroll Robert J. Casey Robert J. Durivage Alan Hammack John Moore seniors and Jim Bullock Robert E. Duncan Robert Hoyt Robert Lengacher Frank Spe chalake and Frank Vendely juniors. National headquarters must still approve the nominations. Members are elected by the actives on the basis of scholarship service to the university and activities.
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Blue Key
Warren C. Bower
Frank Carroll
Robert J. Casey
Robert J. Durivage
Alan Hammack
John Moore
Jim Bullock
Robert E. Duncan
Robert Hoyt
Robert Lengacher
Frank Spechalake
Frank Vendely
Newman Club Nominates Officers In Fiscal Year
The Newman Club will nominate officers at the 7:30 p.m. meeting in the K of C hall. Roy Newsome, president, says Dr. Joseph C. Fiala will be guest speaker. Tickets for the May 10 semi formal dance in Newton Falls go on sale today. Students may sign for transport in the hall.
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Newman Club
K of C
Roy Newsome
Joseph C. Fiala
Newton Falls
Newsome
Mother Essays Due Today for Annual Contest
Students must submit their 150 word essays and nomination for outstanding university mother to the States office by noon today to qualify for the first round of the second annual Mother's Day contest. The second deadline is noon Wednesday May 7 when four essays will be judged by Dr Ada V. Hyatt Miss Alice Haley and Fren Musselman.
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States
Ada V. Hyatt
Alice Haley
Fren Musselman
Officers To Meet On Thursday For Student Council Posts
Class presidents and treasurers and the Popularity Ball committees will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Student Council office, per Bob Casey, junior class president.
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Bob Casey
Canned Jam Moves to Wednesday Night Social
University veterans association announces social dancing in Wills gym from 8 to 10 p.m. with 15 cent admission and activity cards. Bob Duncan, chairman, says a new record collection will be featured tonight. A meeting for veterans runs 7 to 8 p.m. in 219K prior to the dance.
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University Veterans Association
Wills Gym
Bob Duncan
University
Management Club To Meet With Speaker Russell Green
Russell Green process engineer for Goodrich tire plants will speak at the Management Association second quarter meeting. The event is Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at 202 S Lincoln Street. Ed Kordinac handles applications for students in management allied fields.
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Russell Green
Goodrich
Management Association
S. Lincoln Street
Bill Sullivan
Ed Kordinac
Dean to Attend National Deans of Men Meeting
Dean Raymond E. Manchester head of the math department will travel to Ann Arbor Michigan for the National Association of Deans of Men meeting on May 1 2 3.
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Raymond E. Manchester
National Association of Deans of Men
Ann Arbor
Michigan
IFC To Meet Today
Interfraternity council meets at 4 pm in 214K per president Roy Apple.
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IFC
Interfraternity Council
Roy Apple
Switzerland Trip Offered for University Students
The Foreign Area Study commission offers a year long study opportunity in Switzerland for qualified students. Applicants must have two years of German and be sophomores. Further details are available from Dr F Dewey Amner, head of the university foreign language department.
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Switzerland
Foreign Area Study Commission
F. Dewey Amner
Fourth Estate Meets Today Honors New Pledges
Fourth Estate, the journalism student organization, will tap pledges at today’s 4 p.m. meeting in the training school auditorium. President Bob Casey says Prof. Michael Radock will introduce the new pledges.
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Bob Casey
Michael Radock
Vets' Checks Delayed As VA Runs Short of Funds
Some university veterans have received their monthly checks while others are told to expect delays. VA officials say the stoppage is temporary as Congress works on new appropriations to cover the deficiency.
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Veterans Administration
Washington
Congress
Washington State College debaters meet KSU in no decision contest
Representing the Pacific Northwest Washington State College Pullman debaters Miss Janice Leschen and Dick Downing took the negative on labor share in industry while Norman Bertellotti and Eugene Berrodin of KSU argued the affirmative. Professor W H Veatch accompanied Washington team forensics director James N Holm introduced them in the auditorium.
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Pacific Northwest
Washington State College
Pullman
Washington
West Point
KSU
Janice Leschen
Dick Downing
Norman Bertellotti
Eugene Berrodin
W. H. Veatch
James N. Holm
Library Receives $548 40 Penny Carnival Gift
Cardinal Key and Blue Key service honoraries presented the university library with a $548.40 check for books. Head librarian John B. Nicholson Jr. confirmed the funds came from last quarter’s Penny Carnival fundraiser.
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University Library
Cardinal Key
Blue Key
John B. Nicholson, Jr
Chi Pi To Meet Chi Pi Honorary Society Tonight
Chi Pi To Meet Chi Pi an honorary journalism fraternity will meet tonight at seven in 107M Roy Apple president says New pledges will be initiated at this meeting and should report to Bob Blumer pledgemaster in the Stater office at seven.
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Chi Pi
Roy Apple
Bob Blumer
Stater
Art Exhibit Opens May 5 at KSU Annual Student Alumni Show
KSU artists present the Annual Student Alumni show May 5 to 16 sponsored by the University Art club. Entries may come from any student or alumnus, must be independent, and fall into painting graphic art crafts sculpture or advertising art. An entry fee of 25 cents applies with no entry limit. submissions due May 3 at 4 p.m.
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KSU
University Art Club
Walter J. Schaeffer
School of Art
Senior Class Announcements Distribution Window Set
Senior class announcements will be available at the Student Council ticket window Thursday between 11 am and 4 pm. The notice directs students to collect their announcements in person from the council office.
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