Mrs Harry Parrock Chosen Outstanding University Mother
Mrs. Harry Parrock was selected most outstanding university mother by three administrative and two student judges edging out four finalists. Her entry cited dedication to over 100 young women over five years and thoughtful guidance to the university community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Parrock
Harry Parrock, Jr
Gamma Sigma Phi
Parrock
Blanche Green
Betty Lee Johnston
C. W. Hoyt
Ethel Schirmer
University
Ada V. Hyatt
Raymond FE. Manchester
Trevor Rees
Jeanne Cook
George Insche
Betty Shutrump
Bob Hoyt
Green
Delta Phi
Bob Wentz
Johnston
Hank
Hoyt
Lee Haines
NTFC Revives Casey at the Bat in No Time For Classes
NTFC presents a revival of Casey at the Bat as part of No Time For Classes. Starring Stan Mine and Jim Bullock with specialty acts by Lenny Schneiderman, Dave Kempel, Joy and Colleen Brand, and others including vocalists Russ Gillis and Ginny Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey At the
Lenny Schneiderman
Mike Friedland
NTFC
Stan Mouse
Bill Guisewite
Stan Mine
Jim Bullock
Dave Kempel
Joy
Colleen Brand
Dan McGuire
Vince Spitola
Donald Shanower
Bob Smiley
Ginny Hunt
Terry Pugliese
Felice Faust
Dave Ryan
Windham High to Host Student Dance for Local Housing Residents
Windham students plan a dance Friday May 17 from 8 to 12 in the Windham High School gym. Open to Windham and Kent students with housing project links, the event is organized by John Walton and costs 50 cents per ticket sold door to door in Windham and Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham
Windham High School
Hiram
Kent
John
Minorities Discussed as Misunderstood at University Talk
Prof. Milton Mayer of the University of Chicago addressed an assembly on Minorities in the Modern World naming Jews and Southern Baptists as misunderstood groups. He also argued war criminals may have been disposed of too quickly for us to hear their side of the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Mayer
University of Chicago
United States
Mayer
Farr and Ryan to Lead Final Debate of Year
Ray Farr and Dave Ryan will take the affirmative in the last debate of the school year. They face a Penn State women’s team next Wednesday at 3 pm in Room 315 Kent Hall, per the speech department.
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Ray Farr
Dave Ryan
Penn State
Kent Hall
Bob Baker Becomes ISA Chairman at Kent Hall
Robert Baker a senior in the college of education was elected chairman of the Independent Student Association replacing Sis Lewandowski. He assumes duties at 7 30 p m in Room 219 Kent Hall. James Kanehl named vice president Marion Lemponen secretary and others include Ann Edwards treasurer William Lodge political chairman Carl Gibson publicity and Betty Weiss social chairman.
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Robert Baker
College of Education
Independent Student Association
Baker
Sis Lewandowski
Kent Hall
James Kanehl
Marion Lemponen
Ann Edwards
William Lodge
Carl Gibson
Betty Weiss
Chipi Banquet Informal Meets To Pick Publication Heads
Newly confirmed members of the publications policy committee will convene at 4 p m today in the States office to select new publication heads, according to William R Taylor head of the journalism department.
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States Office
William R. Taylor
Students Sought For Summer Playground Jobs
Akron and Warren officials seek workers for summer playground projects. Akron positions run June 22 to August 23, daily 1 to 8 pm, pay 100 to 160 dollars monthly, men only in Akron. Warren offers ten weeks of work June 17 for men and women, pay 90 to 130 dollars monthly, training required. Applicants in Warren to Homer Abbot Warren City Hall. Akron contacts Prof. George Altmann or Dr. A O DeWeese.
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Akron
George Altmann
A. O. DeWeese
Physical Education
Campus Night petitions due by 4 p m today
Petitions for Campus Night must be turned in by 4 p m today. John Jack, chairman, announced the deadline and urged eligible students to submit forms at once.
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John Jack
S C Accepts Lists Of New Committees And Appointments
The student council confirmed 22 students for standing university committees and full finance committee. Representatives include Russell Baird and Gladys Secoy on publications policy, Donald Shanower on theater, Agnes Sawyer on band, and Margaret Boone for the women's league, with further posts in choir, intramural athletics, forensics, and Chestnut Burr delegation.
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Russell Baird
Robert Kenyon
Gladys Secoy
Robert Wentz
Donald Shanower
Bob Smiley
Univer
Sity Theater Group
Agnes Sawyer
Jack Russell
Patricia West
Ralph Faulk
Council
Plans set for Campus Night May Queen events
John Jack announces final Campus Night details for May 25. Groups enter song or parade. meeting May 13 at 4 p.m. in the student council office to decide event order. May Queen entries due May 15 by 4 p.m. Criteria require junior standing and a 2.00 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jack
Jack
Moulton Hall Music Room
Virginia Harvey
HPE
Blue and Gold Will Support Two PC Coalition Names
The Blue and Gold party announced support for two PC coalition candidates in the upcoming student council election. Walt Helms said De Dee Anderson and Edie Galloway, senior writers, receive Coalition and Pan-Campus backing respectively. Other Blue and Gold picks include Steve Byrnes and Paul Pieper, both Alpha Phi Beta members, as sophomore and junior writers. Voting, originally May 6, moved to May 13 due to registrar delays.
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Blue and Gold Party
Walt Helms
Silon
Miss Anderson
Coalition Party
Miss Galloway
Pan-Campus
New Blue and Gold Party
Helms
Steve Byrnes
Paul Pieper
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Journalism Banquet Shifts to Informal Evening
William R. Taylor head of the journalism department announced an informal chief publications banquet. The event will be Wednesday May 15 at 6 30 p m with tickets at 2 per person available from Tom Gavagan or Gene McCord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Taylor
Tom Gavagan
Gene McCord
Regatta Dominated By Three Groups Across Five Years
As the seven-year regatta resumes on May 18 along the Cuyahoga, records show Sigma Sigma Sigma has dominated women's rowing, while Sigma Tau Gamma and Kappa Mu Kappa lead the men’s side with three wins each. Twelve sororities and fraternities are entered, with an independent women’s race added this year pitting Engleman and Moulton halls against WAA.
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Cuyahoga River
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa
Mu Kappa
Standing Rock
Main St. Bridge
Engleman
Moulton Halls
Sink” Waa
Solo Flights Mark Fifteen Elementary Students
Fifteen flight students have achieved solo flights recently. Lois Stevenson is the lone woman and among the group are Charles Born John Furrer Robert Hague Frank Hendricks George Hoy Les ter McCurdy Robert McGowan Kenneth Marty Robert Power Laurence Sauber Donald Scherer Warren Sinkhorn Harold Province and Richard Johnson.
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Lois Stevenson
Charles Born
John Furrer
Robert Hague
Frank Hendricks
George Hoy
Lester McCurdy
Robert McGowan
Kenneth Marty
Robert Power
Laurence Sauber
Donald Scherer
Warren Sinkhorn
Harold Province
Richard Johnson
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Casey
Schneiderman
Fred Waring
India
Russ Gillis
Chuck Hoover
John Cone
Bill Evans
Bob and
Jerry Stevenson
Madge Kime
Ed Siennicki
Walton
Windham Activities Committee
Farr
Ryan
Bob Baker
ISA
Bernard R. Hubbard, Sr.j
Alaska
Warren
S. C
David Kempel
Marthing Lansinger
Women's League
Margaret Boone
Alvin Geigy
Chestnut Burr
Carlton Austin
Charles Jones
Betty Faulds
Marion Gilcrest
Angeline Zima
Harlan McGrail
Blue and
Gold
de Dee Anderson
Alpha Omega
Edie Galloway
Taeta Sigma Up
Janet Morrow
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