Jr Secretary Ends In Tie Runoff Election In Offing
Blue and Gold party swept the student elections taking most offices. The notable exception was a tie for junior secretary between Shirley Edwards ISA and Jackie Duke BG, triggering a January runoff.
10 Dec 1948
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
1
Blue and Gold party swept the student elections taking most offices. The notable exception was a tie for junior secretary between Shirley Edwards ISA and Jackie Duke BG, triggering a January runoff.
Gloria Sherrets journalism senior received the inaugural Jay H. Marsh award this week. The prize provides tuition and a monthly allowance to outstanding juniors or seniors in advertising photography commercial art journalism and related fields. Sherrets serves as president of Lambda Phi and holds multiple student leadership roles.
William J. Girgash and Kenneth A. Webb were named Kent Stater editor and business manager for the winter quarter by President George A. Bowman on recommendation of the publications policy committee. First issue of the quarter arrives January 6.
SC votes to send a letter to Mrs Strickland urging suspension of the girl who reported after Thanksgiving until the women’s league acts on last week’s letter. The league’s advisor was absent so no action occurred. Dormitory open times are not published, guiding the council’s move.
Sales of Blue Key student directories and Cardinal Key Christmas cards are strong, per Gamma Phi Beta and Delta Zeta campaigns. Alpha Phi, Delta Gamma, Alpha Gamma Delta, and Beta Gamma will handle sales when classes resume in January. The 56 page books listing student addresses and phone numbers sell for 50 cents. Sales tables are in the Atrium hallways.
Akron Concern plans interviews with male students for employment with B F Goodrich. Lee Hancock will conduct the session starting 9 40 a m Monday in Moulton music room and will speak on available opportunities. Interested students should contact Dr. Lester Munzenmayer at the appointments office.
The Messiah at the university will feature seven soloists for the first time. Handel’s Christmas oratorio is set for Sunday December 12 with performances at 3 and 8 p.m. Nearly 300 participants and Prof. Ralph Hartzell directing. Soloists listed include Elizabeth Stone Russell Stone Akron Barbara Lilley Kent Roland Fuccer Cleveland Mary Anne Maske Kent Marjorie Barrett Cleveland and Janette Jeynikar Ravenna.
The NTFC all-student musical No Time for Classes will start rehearsals after Christmas. Directed by Hal Stoneman and Kacy De Forrest the show takes shape with music and lyrics in progress and an assembled orchestra and chorus. Charles Whitehead Martha Lansinger Donald Warman Al Daniels and George Borovicka collaborate on music with Carol Hart and Jack Warden handling lyrics.
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