Lemmons Wins 1947 Model Model at KSU Pageant
Lemmons 47 Model Model chosen unanimously by five judges from 75 entrants. Akron senior art student Beta Gamma sorority member Miss Lemmons will reign at KSU’s sixth photography short course starting March 19 and will model for over 500 top photographers. Attendants named include Jean Olson, Ruth Hoehn, Mary Lou Masin, and Irene Kelbaugh.
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Mavis Lemmons
Miss Lemmons
Akron
Beta Gamma Sorority
KSU
Jean Olson
Staw
Ruth Hoehn
Warren
Mary Lou Masin
Llorain
Irene Kelbaugh
Cuyahoga Falls
Week of March 10 Sets New Registration Schedule
Registrar E C Stopher announced a revised plan with registration and fee payment moved to the week starting March 10. Second stage likely Tuesday March 11, based on current results. Freshman permits begin today at 8 am with about 600 issued daily to ease advisor workloads. Non pre registering or non current students register Monday March 24 only.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Senior class orders urged for announcements
Hank Johnston, president, warned senior class members to place orders for class announcements at Dean Manchester's office by Friday. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Hank Johnston
Dean Manchester
SC Hears Tentative Court Plan
The student council heard a draft for a proposed three division student court with traffic lower and superior courts. Three volunteers and a recorder would form benches with at least one Greek and one independent, both sexes, and final veto power rests with the faculty committee. Elections plans and May Queen events were discussed with two council motions approved.
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Bill Lyon
Board of Trustees
Supreme Court
Traffic Court
Superior Court
Bob Chambers
John Fouser
Fouser
Library Trial Report Held
The outcome of the Sunday library trial will be revealed Friday when John B. Nicholson head librarian returns from Columbus. He attends a session of the Ohio Library association where he heads the college and university division.
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John B. Nicholson
Columbus
Ohio Library Association
Looney and Fletcher Sweep KSU Most Popular Elections
Berniece Looney and Jim Fletcher win top spots in the Friday Most Popular election at KSU. Looney leads MPW with 370 votes while Fletcher gains 435. Agnes Sawyer wins senior council with 39 of 72 votes. Ballots show some cross ballots and incomplete pairings.
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KSU
Berniece Looney
Jim Fletcher
Agnes Sawyer
Hank Ford
Miss Looney
MPW
Betty Hoy
Barbara
Sawyer
Ford
Fletcher
Canton
Veterans to Elect Officers at Wednesday Meeting
University Veterans set to elect spring quarter officers at 7 p.m. in 317 McGuffey Hall. Harry Jeaneret will report on veterans bonuses for Ohio, with committee updates on current issues and a poll comparison of prizes in Kent versus other towns. Mimeographed invitations are mailed as attendance remains low, averaging only a small group guiding 3400 members.
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University Veterans
Bill Lyle
Harry Jeaneret
Ohio
Kent
Lyle
Debaters Win Second Place in Intercollegiate Meet
The Kansas State University men’s debate team won five first places and finished second in the B division at Capital University in Columbus last weekend. The topic was Should Labor Have Direct Share in Management. George Taimuty and James Bernhardt will face Case in a State Medicine debate at Windham High School tonight.
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KSU
Capital University
Columbus
George Taimuty
James Bernhardt
Case
Windham High School
KMK Plans 25th Silver Jubilee Celebration
Kappa Mu Kappa at KSU completed plans for its 25th Silver Jubilee with a parade to highlight the observance. Roy Apple announced bands from the area would participate and trophies would be awarded for outstanding bands and floats. A dance followed in Wills gym Saturday night.
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Kappa Mu Kappa
KSU
Roy Apple
Wills Gym
Tryouts Set for University Theater Production The Late George Apley
University theater announces open auditions for The Late George Apley to be held next Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Students may try out for the cast between 2 and 5 pm and 1 to 10 pm.
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University
George Apley
Dances Climax Easy Chair Program Directed by Mellert
The Easy Chair series ends with a modern dance program directed by Eleanor M Mellert HPE instructor. The 8 15 p m Thursday event in Moulton music room features an intro by Miss Mellert on impressive dancing. University women in Mellerts classes perform with Mrs Gertrude Benson and Marjorie Sprott accompanying.
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Eleanor M. Mellert
HPE
Moulton Music Room
Miss Mellbert
Miss Mellert
Gertrude Benson
Marjorie Sprott
Group Elects Lengacher and Gil Crest as Officers
Bob Lengacher and Virginia Gil Crest were elected president and treasurer of a newly formed cafeteria employees group. Names for the group are being submitted. The election occurred at a party in the Moulton music room Friday night.
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Bob Lengacher
Virginia Gilcrest
Moulton Music Room
Art Club to Meet Visiting Artist Robert Morrow
Robert Morrow visiting artist will address Art Club members Thursday at 7 30 p m in 199K. He will present Approach to Design followed by social dancing. All students invited.
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Robert Morrow
Art Club
Student Injured After Car Skids Into Pole Near Ravenna
KSU student Bill Beiler suffered head lacerations when his car skidded on icy pavement and struck a utility pole near Ravenna. He was treated at Ravenna City Hospital and released.
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Bill Beiler
KSU
Ravenna
Ravenna City Hospital
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Lemmons
Akron Beacon Journal
Bill Shuttleworth
Hope Greener
Looney, Fletcher
Bob Reash
KMK
Lengacher