Independent Students Elect Claude Miller President
Claude Miller was chosen yesterday to head the Independent Students Association for the coming year. He won 139 votes to Bill Thrasher 39 among 180 ballots. Marshall Mike Friedland was elected vice president with 1024 votes to Carol Brandt 72. Sis Lewandowski won the secretary post in a close race against three others.
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Claude Miller
Independent Students’ Association
Bill Thrasher
Marshall
Mike
Friedland
Carol Brandt
Sis Lewandowski
ISA Meeting Set By Independent Students Members
Claude Miller president announced that Independent Students Association members will meet Monday evening at 7 30 in room 219 Kent hall for the session.
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Independent Students Association
Kent Hall
Claude Miller
Local ISA election results show new officers and ballots
Results tallied show Lewandowski 56, Keyser 49, Riggle 37, Rangone 31 in a contest for a position. Fred Baker won treasurer with 95 votes, Bertha Hohensack 80. Dave Ryan took political chairman with 119 to Grace McClarey 57. Carol Linder 124 for publicity chairman over Helen Platt 56. Fred Ellis tops social chairman with 74, Felice Faust 48, Doris Wilkes 53.
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Fice
Lewandowski
Martha Keyser
Arlene Riggle
Rosemary Rangone
Fred Baker
Bertha Hohensack
Dave Ryan
Grace McClarey
Carol Linder
Helen Platt
Isa
Fred Ellis
Felice Faust
Doris Wilkes
Banquet Reservations For Seniors Are Due
Reservations for the senior alumni banquet are due in the registrar's office by next Monday. The event will be hosted by the Alumni Association at the Methodist Church in Kent at 6 p.m. in honor of the graduating seniors.
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Methodist Church
Kent
Alumni Association
Knisely and Phillips Named Editors for Next Year
Norma Knisely and Clarence Tonka chosen by President Bowman as editor and business manager of the Stater for the first half of next year. Ted Phillips and Hank Johnston selected for the summer issues. Johnston is a liberal arts sophomore. Banquet attendees heard the announcements last Tuesday evening as part of the annual publications banquet.
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Norma Knisely
Clarence Tonka
George A. Bowman
Publications Policy Committee
Stater
Ted Phil
Lips
Hank Johnston
Bowman
Paul Ryan
John Thomas
Thomas
Jane Selzer
Elizabeth Eisley Piotter
Eileen
Jean Lerner
Lou Zaremba
Kaye Tolt
Helen Platt
Miss Knisely
Nancy Arighi
Harriet Shobert
Shirley Leuenberger
Gladys Ulch
Tonka
Editor Wanted for 1945 46 Jargon Editor Position
Applications are invited for the editorship of the 1945 46 Jargon the school of journalism publication. Applicants must file in the journalism office by Wednesday June 6 at 4 p.m. Alfred A Crowell acting head says interviews will be conducted by the publications policy committee at that time and the new editor will be selected.
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School of Journalism
Alfred A. Crowell
Publications Policy Committee
College juniors and freshman noted in enrollment lines
Miss Knisely, a junior in liberal arts, and Tonka, a freshman in business administration, appear in the college updates alongside fellow students Phillips.
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Miss Knisely
College of Liberal Arts
Tonka
Business
Phillips
Allocations Group to Meet With SC
A joint meeting of the Student Council and the Allocations committee is scheduled for next Monday, June 4 at 4 p.m. Newly appointed allocating agents will be instructed in requisitions and the procedure for student funds. Barbara Berkey chairs Allocations.
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Barbara Berkey
George Inscho
Lydia Mihok
Ingrid Tornberg
Dona Mae Burkhart
Fred Ellis
Evelyn Long
Charles B. Sumner
Douglass Habine Graduate to Continue Music Studies
Esther Douglass and Emily Habine, senior graduates, plan further study after commencement. Douglass, a mezzo soprano, will study at the Cleveland Institute of Music and has performed in choir, glee club, and as soloist while also playing viola and piano. Habine, a mathematics major in the college of education, is noted for her academic focus as she moves on from campus.
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Esther Douglass
Emily Habine
Miss Douglass
Cleveland Institute of Music
Habine
College of Education
GSP Lead In Penny Drive Trophy Competition
Gamma Sigma Phi leads Theta Sigma Upsilon for the Penny Drive trophy with one week remaining. Four weeks show Gamma Sigs at 129.96 and Theta Sigs at 112.37. Alpha Omega total 95.93. Sigma Sigma Sigma 59.18. Sigma Tau Gamma 47.41. The Kindergarten Primary club also contributed.
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GSP
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Gamma Sigs
Raymond E
Manchester
Theta Sigs
Alpha Omega Sorority
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Endless Journey original script to be broadcast by RW
University Radio Workshop presents Endless Journey an original script by Arline Crown a sophomore in business administration Saturday June 2 at 10 45 a m The broadcast follows soldiers marching to battle directed by Mrs Opal Wigner Boffo Cast includes Edwin Suvanto Fred Baker John Etz Claude Miller and Dave Ryan with Suzie Schwartz as announcer Sound effects by Felice Faust and Rosabelle Ray over station WAKR Akron
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Arline Crown
College of Business Administration
University Radio Workshop
Opal Wigner Boffo
Edwin Suvanto
Fred Baker
John Etz
Claude Miller
Dave Ryan
Suzie Schwartz
WAKR
Akron
Felice Faust
Rosabelle Ray
Library materials due by June 6 per acting librarian
Dr. Weldon Williams acting librarian warns all patrons to return books magazines and other library items by June 6 to avoid fines or penalties. The notice urges prompt compliance and references standard library policy.
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Weldon Williams
Duchess Plaque To Honor Top Subscriptions Seller
The Duchess will award a plaque to the organization selling the most subscriptions at social dancing next Wednesday evening. Eileen Warren, business manager of the campus humor magazine, would present the honor.
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Eileen Warren
Freshman Class Meeting Announced in Kent Hall 108
Dona Mae Burkhardt announces an important freshman meeting in room 108 Kent Hall at 4. Final year plans will be made. Students unable to attend should watch bulletin boards for announcements on freshman activities.
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Kent Hall
Dona Mae Burkhardt
Miss Burkhardt
Duchess plaque feature profiles release details
A report schedule outlines initial sales figures to Claude Miller by 4 p m next Monday with final tabulations due by that time Wednesday. The Features Profile discusses the Duchess plaque being manufactured.
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Claude Miller
Duchess
Seniors Plan Luncheon For Next Wednesday
Ruth Erikson announces a senior luncheon on Wednesday in the University atrium for graduates without meal tickets. The University dining hall will serve lunch at 12 30 p m followed by an address by Registrar E C Stopher and campus slides shown by Dr G H Chapman in the chemistry department.
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Ruth Erikson
E. C. Stopher
G. H. Chapman
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Baker
Knisely
Johnston
Liberal Arts
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