Beards Rule as Jones and Puse Lead Contest Win
Artie Jones and Brian Puse won top prizes in the Third Annual Beard Growing Contest after six weeks of growth. Jones claimed best all around beard for a second straight year and Puse won most unique beard while Alpha Phi Beta won the largest bearded percentage.
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Puse
Jones
Don Friedman
Artie Jones
Brian Puse
Alpha Phi Beta
Betas
Bill Shaw
Regis Mooney
Bob Caulfield
Ray Fettig
John Brodbeck
Bruce Abraham
Mike Beluscak
Tony Emanuel
Emanuel
Raymond E. Manchester
Paul C. Kitchin
Political Science
Don McCafferty
HPE
Kent Stater Ends Winter Quarter Edition
The Kent Stater announces its final issue of the winter quarter and notes no publication next week due to editors’ finals. Staff extend best wishes to students for final exams and a pleasant spring vacation.
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Kent Stater
Red Cross Drive at KSU Runs March 10 to 27
The KSU Red Cross drive, led by Richard G. Rotzel as general chairman and Grace Jean Fulmer as student chairman, runs March 10 through 27. Two donation boxes will be placed in the corridor between Kent and Merrill halls. donors of one dollar or more receive Red Cross memberships, others receive pins. ISA members man the boxes, and faculty are solicited by department heads with all funds due to Rotzel by March 27.
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KSU Red Cross
Richard G. Rotzel
Grace Jean Fulmer
Kent and
Merrill Hall
Red Cross
ISA
Mr. Rotzel
Scouts Offer Full Time Work at KSU Interview Day
The appointments office offers full time positions in girl scouting. Miss Kay Kauffman from Cleveland regional office will interview prospective workers at KSU on March 11. Girls may contact the Appointments office today and Monday for executive or part time roles.
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Kay Kauffman
Cleveland
KSU
Munzenmayer
Garick Announces Junior Prom and Pop Ball Plans
Yvonne Garick reports preliminary Junior Prom plans for Meyers Lake Canton and a Pop Ball in Wills gym. The prom on May 29 will be a university affair with a band yet to be contracted. the Pop Ball on April 18 will crown Most Popular man and woman with both events priced at 1.25 and 0.75 respectively, dues details and officers listed.
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Meyers Lake Ballroom
Canton
Yvonne Garick
Meyers Lake
Wills Gym
Lou Gerber
al Korman
Elaine Horn
Kitty Brazer
Kent Stater and Chestnut Burr appoint editors and managers
Fred Blankenship and Ronald Moscati will edit the Spring quarter Kent Stater and the 1953 Chestnut Burr. James Branigan is spring Stater business manager while Edward Core handles Burr business affairs. Appointments were made by the Publications Policy committee and approved by President Bowman. Blankenship is a senior journalism major and Moscati a sophomore photo journalism major.
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Fred Blankenship
Ronald Moscati
Kent Stater
James Branigan
Edward Core
Bowman
Blankenship
Moscati
Burr
Plan Assembly To Insure Vote Plan
The elections committee schedules an all university assembly on Friday April 11 at 10 a.m. to introduce candidates for the April 15 election. Thirty four offices are open with Blue and Gold Nu K and United Independent parties fielding full slates. A moderator will explain voting procedures and introduce candidates.
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Nu-K
United Independent
Speed Typist Lectures Here by Cortez Peters
Cortez Peters champion speed typist will present a lecture demonstration on Tuesday March 11 at 1 p.m. in 317 McGilvrey. Associated with the Royal Typewriter Company Peters will demonstrate techniques to improve speed in typing.
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Cortez Peters
McGilvrey
Peters
Royal Typewriter Company
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Shaw
Cop Whisker Cups
Garick
Branigan
Core
Plan Assembly
Marilyn Wilbanks
Rosemary Poor
Kent Hall
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