Regatta Plans Include Picnic and Queen Selection
Regatta organizers announced the seventh annual Stater towboat Regatta at Twin Lakes for June 5 with an all-university picnic under discussion by the social committee. Co-chairmen Jack Barry and John Forrest. publicity chief Dan Oana. Vic Moore to provide athletic amusements. entries to be coordinated with boat rules and multiple divisions.
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Bob Casey
Daily Stater
Twin Lakes
Roy Newsome
Vic Moore
Commodores
Jack Barry
Stater
John Forrest
Casey
Dan Oana
KSU
Oxford
Cambridge
Thames
England
Cuyahoga
Adam. Hyatt
Life Magazine
Prexies To Boost KSU Traditions
The Council of Presidents presented a plan to revive Kent State University traditions to build school spirit among students. Freshman hazing rules will be enforced with a new freshman court, orientation courses will cover KSU history and customs, and old traditions like the bag rush and torchlight parade will be revived in the E-Book and annual events listed.
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KSU
Kent
Kent Fire Department Donates to Stadium Drive
The Kent fire department contributed 150 to Stadium Drive funds, boosting a 5,000 seat project. Martin L. Davey Jr., civic committee chair, accepts the donation from fireman Hugh Bowman as part of a city-wide paper drive. The check adds ten seats in the first section of the unit.
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Kent Fire Department
Martin L. Davey, Jr
Hugh Bowman
Seek Sneak Believed Buzzing Between Eastern Colleges
A university letter warns of a dormitory sneak thief described as a very attractive young woman. She is said to be traveling from Hood, Dickinson, Gettysburg, and Wilson colleges and has stolen several hundred dollars in cash and jewelry.
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University
Up East
Eastern Colleges
Hood, Dickinson
Gettysburg
Wilson Colleges
Counselor Meeting For Training Program Tonight
Dr. Ada V. Hyatt dean of women sponsors a counselor training program. Participants will meet at 7 p.m. tonight in room 419 McG as announced today.
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Ada V. Hyatt
Dean of
Olympic Bound Kotys Named To 1948 Team
University freshman Joe Kotys will represent KSU in the 1948 Olympic Games in London. He placed fourth nationally in the trials at Penn State, took first in parallel bars and high bar, and left for New York on July 7 to join the U S Olympic team bound for London.
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Joe Kotys
KSU
London
Kotys
Penn State University
Courier - Tribune
New York
America
United States
K Day Night Football Fray Opens May 9
An intra squad football game under new lights is set for Saturday May 9 as part of K Day festivities. Officials include John McPhee and John Russ with Bo Dutton and Joe Morbito. Tickets 35 cents students 75 cents others.
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John McPhee
Youngstown
John Russ
Bo Dutton
Barberton
Joe Morbito
University
University Band
Stadium Fund
Boosters Club
Lowry Hall
Bowman
Faculty Members Travel To Meetings
Seven faculty members will travel for weekend meetings. Dr A O DeWeese and Dr Elizabeth A Leggett will attend the American Student Health Association annual meeting in Detroit Michigan where DeWeese will present Trends in Health Education in Colleges and Universities. At the Ohio Academy of Science meeting in Toledo University Dean Raymond E Manchester will preside as vice president of the mathematics section. Dr J Arthur Herrick will preside as vice president of the plant sciences section and Dr Ralph W Dexter will lead the biology zoology section. Elizabeth W Smith will read a paper on bat research. James R Beck will present The Urban Pattern of Akron Ohio as a Factor in the Lives of Akron People, with two geography graduate students Ralph Frank and Haiao Fang Li presenting in the geography section.
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A. O. DeWeese
Elizabeth A. Leggett
American Student Health Association
Detroit
Mich
DeWeese
Ohio Academy of Science
Toledo University
Raymond E. Manchester
Akron
Ohio
Ralph Frank
Haiao-Fang Li
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