Clark to become acting president after June 14 commencement
Dr. Raymond Clark will serve as acting president after commencement exercises on June 14 and until a successor is named. Dr. Leebrick will take vacation June 15 to July 31, ending his term as president. Board members noted Move aims to protect the school's best interests amid leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clark
Leebrick
Robert C. Dix
Kent
Pacific
John R. Williams
Charles H. Lake
Dr. Leebrick
Mayhew and Mine Stage University Assembly Thursday
An all University student cast presents Chamber Music Society of Lower Depyster Street, a Thursday June 3 10 a m event in the University auditorium to benefit the library fund. Reading by Bruno Santone and musical acts by Beta Gamma sorority Four Roses Earl Ford and Jean Nicodemus featuring Janet Harris and Herb Koehn plus a Trophy presentation by Herb Myers. Proceeds go to the library fund replacing prior annual assemblies.
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Stan Mine
Sig Mayhew
Chamber Music Society of
Jean Nicodemus
Larry Carlson
John Boda
Wilber Adams
Calhoun Writes Script For Radio Showboat
Peggy Jayne Calhoun wrote a radio variety show Showboat to be presented this afternoon at 2 15 over Station WADC Akron by the Radio workshop. The program features the Four Roses quartet Sue Worden Pat Toto with Bruno Santone as master of ceremonies and Dick Day as announcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Jayne Calhoun
Radio Workshop
WADC
Akron
Four Roses
Sue Worden
Pat Toto
Bruno Santone
Dick Day
New Members Begin Duties for School Committees
Council appoints new committee members for sorority fraternity student faculty relations assembly entertainment social and forum to start duties today after old members term ended yesterday. Council also voted 5 to partly defray Margaret Lewis trip expenses to the Defense Council meeting at Ohio State university where she serves as a delegate of the American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Margaret Lewis
Defense Council
Ohio State University
Goodyear Director Talks On Rubber
Dr. Waldo L. Lemon, director of synthetic rubber research for Goodyear, spoke to faculty in room 212 McGilvrey Hall at 3 p m about synthetic rubber work here. He noted improvements over natural rubber but said several weaknesses must be corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo L. Lemon
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
McGilvrey Hall
Lemond
80 North Front Street Comedy Impresses University Audience
The all student production 80 North Front Street drew unexpected enthusiasm Friday night in the auditorium. Mary Haines starred as a distracted mother with lively, entertaining delivery while Stella Greenbaum Wilbur Adams Leroy Haley and others carried the show. Opal Wigner was subtle in a walk on. The director and team deserve congratulations for a challenging yet worthy performance supporting a good cause.
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Adelaide Snyder
North Front Street
Carol Richards
Haines
Mary Haines
Stella Greenbaum
Wilbur Adams
Leroy Haley
Bill Gilchrist
Suzanne Schwartz
al U'ren
Kitty Liptak
Dorothy Wolff
Opal Wigner
Miss Richards
Chestnut Burrs on sale at University book exchange
The 1948 Chestnut Burrs will be available at the University book exchange in Kent hall from 2 to 4 p m tomorrow and Thursday. Joseph Mary business manager says students enrolled since the Fall quarter may buy Burrs for 1 50 per previous quarter this year.
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University Book Exchange
Kent Hall
Joseph Mary
Parrish To Become Psychiatric Assistant
Jeanne Parrish assistant dean of women will leave the University at quarter end to join Hartford Retreat in Hartford Connecticut as an assistant in the psychiatric department. She reports for duty June 19 and may be assigned to personnel work. Parrish joined the University in 1929 as secretary to the dean of women and became assistant dean in 1935. She previously served as industrial secretary of the YWCA in Buffalo New York and holds a BA and MA from Olivet College with graduate work at USC and NYU.
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Jeanne Parrish
Hartford
Conn
Miss Parrish
Young Women's Christian Association
Buffalo
N. Y
WAACers to Interview University Women at Dean's Office
Two WAAC representatives from Cleveland headquarters will meet with university women today from 1 to 4 30 p m in the dean of women's office. Lieut M Mizell and Corp R Green will discuss WAAC reserve groups for college seniors and regular enlistments.
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Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Cleveland
Marguerite Lamar
Women's Armed Forces
Lieut. M. Mizell
Corp. R. Green
WAAC
Metcalf Directs Final University Band Concert
Roy D. Metcalf directs sixty members from the aviation and University bands in a 6:30 p m concert behind Merrill Hall weather permitting. Audience members are urged to bring chairs as none are provided and mimeographed programs will be issued. The program includes Herbert’s Fortune Teller Overture and audience singalongs with tunes like As Time Goes By and Yankee Doodle Boy. Capt William J Ackermann authorized Army aviation unit participation.
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Merrill Hall
Roy D. Metcalf
Metcalf
Victor Herbert
Monastery Gardens
Royal Air Force
William J. Ackermann
Army Aviation Unit
Library fines pause on grades and diplomas for overdue books
E. C. Stopher registrar said yesterday that books and other library material not returned will prevent students from receiving grades and diplomas. All items must be returned before 8 p m Wednesday June 9.
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E. C. Stopher
Professor Taylor Departs as Army Captain
William Taylor, head of the school of journalism, now on leave, has received a captain's commission and will leave June 6 for induction. He will serve as publicity director for Sperry Gyroscope in Brooklyn and report to Lexington, Virginia for overseas duty with the division of special services.
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William Taylor
School of Journalism
Sperry Gyroscope Company
Brooklyn
Taylor
Lexington
Division of Special Services
Loverseas
Regatta Keeps Rain Away as Tri-Sigs and Gammas Triumph
The Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority and Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity repeat last year by winning the Rowboat regatta on the Cuyahoga river. Tri-Sigs take their fifth straight title. Gammas claim a second consecutive win.
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Tri
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Cuyahoga River
Tri-Sigs
Jean Hungerford
Doris Myers
Tom Johnson
Jim Shallcross
Beta Gams
Beta Gamma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Alpha Ome
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Parrish
Miss .Parrisn
Olivet College
Olivet, Mich
University of Southern California
New York University
Herbert
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Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
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Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Kent States
Alf Lovell
M. A. Wolcott
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