Students swamp SC seek posts on nine committees
Swamped by 65 plus applications for 30 posts, the student council named members to four committees last night. Next Wednesday at 4 pm a special meeting will fill the remaining five committees. The four formed are Social Allocations Entertainment and Assembly committees.
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Harry Moldovan
Elaine Horne
Bette Cosetti
Vern Roberts
John Stahlman
John Berea
Council
Assembly
Honoraries Distribute Fete Funds And Initiate New Members
Cardinal Key and Blue Key announce Penny Carnival proceeds totaling 360 dollars set aside for a scholarship fund for two incoming KSU students. Stater Penny fund up 325 dollars, WSSF 200, Cancer fund 177. Blue Key to initiate 14 new members Sunday at 6 30 with a banquet at Robin Hood. initiates include James Thomas George Way Robert Stane John Growley and others.
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Cardinal Key
Blue Key
KSU
WSSF
Cancer Fund
James Thomas
George Way
Robert Stane
John Growley
Debn Conroy
Richard Lautenschlager
Frank Kelly
Sheldon Pressler
Charles de Salle
Richard McNeil
John Farrell
LeRoy Erickson
Howard Fagan
William Stacks
Former Dean Art Dies in Bloomington Indiana
Oscar H. Williams, former dean of the college of liberal arts, died in Bloomington Indiana on May 18.
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Art
Oscar H. Williams
The
College of Liberal Arts
Bloomington
Indiana
Kent Stater Special Campus Day Issue Scheduled
The Kent Stater will publish a six page Campus Day extra tomorrow June 2 featuring a full page of pictures of campus groups preparing for the float parade songfest and Campus queen ceremonies. It will include round-ups of sports social events scholarships and a complete Campus day senior week schedule. Copies available at distribution boxes.
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Kent Stater
Staters
Freshmen Week Hazing Committee Seeks Mail-Borne Plans
All members and prospective members of the Freshmen Week Hazing Committee are asked to place a self addressed penny postcard in Bill Sitler's mailbox. The postcards will be used to contact members during the summer and to provide final Freshmen week plans.
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Bill Sitler
All Seniors To Meet All Seniors To Meet
Senior class activities are scheduled from today through June 9. A 3 p m meeting in room 2050 led by class president Vince Herst precedes Alumni Association dinner June 4 at 5 p m in the Union and a men’s union dinner at 6 30 p m. Convocation Tuesday morning honors grads. Graduation rehearsal follows. June 6 picnic June 7 luncheon June 8 prom. Tickets available at Booster booth. Commencement baccalaureate services on June 9 mark the close.
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Vince Herst
Alumni Association
George A. Bowman
Churchman's Fellowship Grant Offers Scholarships
Applications for the Churchman’s Fellowship prize a $100 scholarship that honors service to the church are available in Miss Regina Hanway’s office. The award, funded by faculty members, requires no race or creed consideration and prefers University attendance. The executive board includes Dr. Munzenmayer Dr. Raup Oscar Ritchie Miss Hanway and Edward Pake. Last year Ruth Bagby of Portsmouth won.
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Regina Hanway
Merrill
L. H. Munzenmayer
H. F. Raup
Oscar Ritchie
Edward Pake
Ruth Bagby
Portsmouth
Dean Spicer Leaves KSU for Federal Government Post
Dr John Reed Spicer dean of the college of liberal arts will leave Kent State University at quarter end to take a confidential post with the Federal government in Washington. President Bowman notes a leave of absence may become permanent. Spicer joined Kent in 1946 from Westminster College Pennsylvania where he was dean.
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John Reed Spicer
College of Liberal Arts
KSU
Washington
Bowman
Dean Spicer
Kent
Westminster College
Pennsylvania
Akron Beacon Journal Reporter to Speak at Union Today
Helen Waterhouse, Akron Beacon Journal correspondent, will address students in the Union ballroom at 1 p m on Airlift to Korea. A veteran traveler and aviation editor, she covered Korea stories and wartime events from Hin denburg to Balkan areas behind the Iron Curtain.
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Helen Waterhouse
Akron Beacon Journal
Union Ballroom
Kent ROTC Rifle Team Places In Hearst Trophy
A Kent ROTC rifle team finished eighth in the William Randolph Hearst Trophy National Matches. Kent entered five teams. the first team placed eighth, ahead of Akron University in ninth. Master Sergeant Andrew Roney coached the squads as one member heads to Korea.
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Kent
Frank Mandell
Akron University
Andrew Roney
Korea
Parade float order set for Campus Day events
The social committee outlines the parade sequence for Campus Day with independent men led by American Commons Club and Stopher Hall, followed by independent women entries and ISA. Fraternities and sororities list specific order, parade at 2 pm, song fest at 5:30 pm, dance 9 pm to 1 am, tickets 50 cents, sales in the Atrium.
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American Commons Club
Stopher Hall
Sigmalpha Club
Chialpha Club
Moulton Hall
Lowry Hall
Engleman Hall
ISA
Phi Sigma Kappa
Kappa Sigma
Delta Tau Delta
Sigma Delta
Sigma Nu
Phi Beta Phi
Theta Kappa Phi
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Phi Gamma Theta
Phi Kappa Tau
Alpha Phi Beta
Delta Upsilon
Alpha Chi Omega
Chi Omega
Alpha Phi
Alpha Xi Delta
Delta Gamma
Alpha Gamma Delta
Gamma Phi Beta
Delta Zeta
Bob Chester
Will’s
Dean Adam. Hyatt
Raymond Manchester
George H.cooke
Harlan M. Hungerford
Dewey F. Barich
Robert Morrow
John Kapioltas
Ginny Vaughn
Bob Weber
Cid Detter
John Little
Paul Wilson
Firestone Seeks Kent State Students for Interviews
The Firestone Rubber company will interview young men interested in sales next Monday at the Appointments bureau in the Atrium. Individual interviews will follow a 30-minute general meeting. Those seeking more info should contact the bureau and ensure confidential papers are on file for private interviews. The bureau remains open to schedule permanent and summer employment for Kent State students.
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Firestone Rubber Company
Bureau
Appointments Bureau
Kent State
Student fee payments and registration schedule
Students who submitted trial programs for the first summer term may fill white cards and pay fees next week. Last names A to G register Monday, H to R on Tuesday, and S to Z on Wednesday.
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Chuck DeSalle
Martha Hearst
Mary Elaine Long
al Korman
Bud Mays
Entertainment Committee
Kitty Brazar
Judy Baumann
Fred Blankenship
Carl Warren
Piz
Hue
University of Toledo
Alfred University
Alfred
Columbia University
Company