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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
1
About 100 Terrace lodge members roamed Moulton hall at 3 30 a m Tuesday and Thursday, knocking on doors and shouting. Police intervened as campus officials investigated the campus prank with Terrace lodge and Moulton hall student leaders planning meetings.
Heavy printing schedules delay the 1949 Chestnut Burr distribution until July. Dave Kalan Burr business manager announced vouchers for this year’s edition will be available at the Burr office in the Hub at the start of the summer quarter for students with three quarters enrolled. Graduating seniors receive free yearbooks. others with less than three quarters face additional charges. Students should watch the Kent Stater for printer arrival notices.
The Delta Gamma float was initially declared winner with 182 votes in Campus day parade judging. A recount shows the Beta Gammas actually won with 134 votes, two more than the 128 originally credited, and a new trophy will be presented.
Gamma Phi Beta entries Marilyn Greens adds to the 15 candidate field for the Regatta Queen competition. Joan Hammersmith sponsored by Alpha Phi Beta leads, with six from Delta Zeta and several from Alpha Gamma Delta and Chi Alpha clubs. Queens will wear street clothes until 2 p.m. then switch to bathing suits for judging.
The ninth annual Rowboat Regatta features 50 contestants from 25 organizations in a noon program after a 11 am parade forming at Moulton hall. The route runs through campus to Lake street with a Brady Lake park finish. Sigma Nu and Phi Beta Phi vie in ball games at 12 moon while Phi Beta Phi replaces Gamma Tau Delta in a full-strength lineup. Park rides, door prizes, and an afternoon lineup include queen presentations, king-on-the-raft, and multiple oar club races from independent men and sororities. Official judges and MCs oversee events ending around 6 pm with trophies for division winners.
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