Rowboat Regatta Set For June 3 On Campus
Kent Stater reports the tenth annual Rowboat Regatta will be held Saturday June 3 with races among fraternities sororities and independent groups. The event features a bathing beauty queen contest entertainment parade and a giant picnic for contestants and spectators. Last year winners were Kappa Sigma Chi Delta Gamma and Phisigma club with queen Joan Hammersmith chosen from Alpha Phi Beta nominees.
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Kent
Jerry Mekler
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
Delta Gamma Sorority
Phi Sigma Club
Joan Hammersmith
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Bill Blankenship
Don Radabaugh
Kappa Sigma Chi
Mary Hoover
Phyllis Young
Delta Gamma
Steve Charnas
Louis Konstan
Phisigma Club
Record Rendezvous kicks off Sharks Aqua Antics show
The Sharks club hosts its second annual Aqua Antics show Record Rendezvous opening tomorrow night with synchronized swimming routines from the women’s group. Performances run 8 15 p m Thursday and Friday as the pool doubles as a record shop.
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Sharks Club
Pat Maglione
Lorie Postlewaite
Betty Jenkins
Dean Ritter
Bob Engle
Beverly Seidel
Guppies
Flying Squad Sets Trials for National Air Meet Team
The university flying squad holds eliminations today to form a five man team for the National intercollegiate air meet at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri. Coach William C Lowry will lead the 600 mile trip in three planes. Trophies await in precision flying and navigation. Last year Kent State placed third at Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Stephens Colege
Columbia
Missouri
William C. Lowry
Kent State
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Install New SC Members at 2050 Meeting
New student council members will be installed at a meeting in 2050 today at 4 p.m. Irv Wheatley, retiring council president, urges all old and new members to be present.
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Irv Wheatley
Cardinal Key Applications Deadline Set by Women’s Office
Deadline to return Cardinal Key applications is tomorrow per Jo Fiocca president of the women’s service honorary. Eligibility requires juniors and seniors with a 2.5 cumulative average. Selection will be based on scholarship character and activities.
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Dean of Women’s Office
Jo Fiocca
The
Women’s Service Honorary
Family Day Program Set at Campus for May 14
Mother's day May 14 is the scheduled Family Day in the campus program. Co chairmen Hildegarde Boehm and Janice Flickenber lead the event with Cardinal Key members conducting tours. Faculty will be present, with committee members Rose Fiori and Joan Schilling assisting from 2 to 6 p.m.
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Hildegarde Boehm
Cochairman
Cardinal Key
Women’s Service Honorary
Janice Flickenber
Family Day
Miss Boehm
Rose Fiori
Joan Schilling
Two Recitals Feature KSU Coeds Tonight
Irene Brodbeck senior in education and music presents a senior recital at 8:15 p.m. in Union auditorium with Brahms, Moussorgsky, Bach and arias from La Bohème and Madame Butterfly. Accompanist is Neil Davis. Phyllis Phillips graduate recital Glass Menagerie at 3:15 p.m. in University auditorium. she portrays all roles and has a theater background with Alpha Psi Omega membership.
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School of Music
School of Speech
Irene Brodbeck
College of Education
Union Auditorium
Miss Brodbeck
Brahms
Moussorgsky
Bach
Puccini
Neil Davis
Alpha Phi Sorority
Caro Carapetyan
Phyllis Phillips
Phillips
Alpha Psi Omega
Twirlers Compete At Football Contest
A drum majors and majorettes contest will take place at halftime of the intersquad game on Thursday May 4 at Memorial stadium. Students should see Roy D. Metcalf in 307M for details.
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Memorial Stadium
Roy D. Metcalf
Stater Receives First Class ACP Honor at OCNA Event
The Stater earned a first class rating from the Associated Collegiate Press for the year ending May 1 1950 and received honorable mention in make up and typography at the OCNA convention in Cincinnati. Photographer Dick Ellers won third place for Mid Fever. delegates Carol Hart John Koshar and Dick Knab attended. Hart served as OCNA president this year. The 25th annual convention will be held here next year.
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ACP
University of Minnesota School of Journalism
OCNA
University of Cincinnati
Dick Ellers
Stater
Cincinnati
Carol Hart
John Koshar
Dick Knab
Miss Hart
Lady Diplomat Ruth Rohde to Speak on Peaceful World
Ruth Bryan Rohde America's first woman diplomat and first woman in Congress will lecture on Our Responsibility for a Peaceful World at 11 a.m. in the auditorium. She served on the Congressional Foreign Affairs Committee and was U.S. Minister to Denmark before turning to lectures and writing. Her work includes Look Forward Warrior and UN studies.
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America
U.S
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Congress
Rohde
Congressional
Denmark
William Jennings Bryan
United States
United Nations
San Francisco
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