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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1946

Page

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Pan Campus Edge in SC Vote With Four Parties Compete

About 522 students voted as Pan-Campus party captured six of nine student council seats while Coalition and Blue and Gold won four and two posts. Class officers went two per group with Phi Beta Phi failing to elect any candidate. Hank Johnston led with 461 for Student Council president.

Pan-Campus Party Coalition Blue and Gold Phi Beta Phi Fraternity Hank Johnston P-C Student Council Dona Mae Burkhardt Sec

Student Council Election Results and Meeting Today

George Insche invites newly elected members to a 4 p m meeting in Merrill Hall 203. Dee Anderson loses on the ninth count with 156 total votes. Sophomores Jeanne Cook John Fouser Jean Goncher and Betty Hoy lead ballots for seats. Edith Galloway unopposed becomes Women's league president with 227 votes. Janet Grant 139 votes for VP. Dana Mae Burkhardt 93 over Glee Krrchbaum. Burkhardt 190 votes. Evelyn Long unopposed for treasurer with 262. Betty Faulds 149 over Peggy Boone 115. Hope Greener 183 over Lucille Hyman 95 for student court reps.

George Insche Merrill Hall Women's League Edith Galloway Jean Goncher Janet Grant Grant Dana Mae Burkhardt Glee Krrchbaum Burkhardt Evelyn Long Betty Faulds Peggy Boone Hope Greener Lucille Hyman

Oarsmen Named for Regatta Across 15 Groups

Oarsmen for Alpha Omega Beta Gamma Gamma Sigma Phi Pi Kappa Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Theta Sigma Upsilon are announced with alternates. Teams include Elaine Halburda Phyllis Robbins Agnes Sawyer Vera Wawrin Izetta Allberry Ethel Johnson and Mary Parker Betty Yonker Gene Glass John Miller and others. Independent entries include Moultonhall and WAR team Lis Lewandowski and Doby Green.

Wanda Gisinger Dee Bashline Alpha Omega Mamie Cavoulas Elizabeth Ong Pat Weltner Enaid Armstrong Beta Gamma Elaine Halburda Phyllis Robbins Gamma Sigma Phi Agnes Sawyer Vera Wawrin Pi Kappa Sigma Izetta Allberry Ethel Johnson Betty Gahagan Sigma Sigma Sigma Olie Mae Cleaver Harriett Russell Theta Sigma Upsilon Clayton West Paul Pieper Alpha Phi Beta Jack James Matt Bradley Delta Phi Sigma Dwight Follin Dick McKilwain Bob Jones Bud Worden Jack Britt Kappa Mu Kappa

Barich The Third Announces New Daughter Barbara Gail

Barich the Third reports to Dad that Barbara Gail was born Friday afternoon May 10 at People’s Hospital Akron weighing 7 pounds 1014 ounces. The newborn is the Barichs’ second child with a nine year old sister and a six year old brother.

Dewey Barich People’s Hospital Akron Barbara Gail Barichs

Dexter Named to Office in Ohio Academy Meeting

Dr. Ralph Dexter associate professor of biology was elected secretary of the zoology section of the Ohio Academy of Science at a recent Columbus meeting.

Ralph Dexter Ohio Academy of Science Columbus

Jewish Fraternity Eyes Kent State Chapter Induction

Akron chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi has approval to induct Kent State University men into the Akron chapter. National fraternity has no permission for a Kent State chapter yet, but would petition Kent State if enough men are pledged. Two Akron representatives will speak at Kent Hall Room 210 Thursday at 6 p.m. about the fraternity.

Akron Alpha Epsilon Pi KSU al Umansky Akron University Umansky Kent Kent State Kent Hall

Publications Heads Revealed at Chi Pi Banquet

New editors and business managers of the Kent Stater Chestnut Burr and the Duchess will be announced at the first annual Chi Pi publications banquet at 6 30 p m Wednesday in the Robin Hood. The Paul Ryan cup will be presented to the Stater staff member who has done the most work beyond his responsibilities with gold and silver keys awarded to retiring publications executives and outstanding staff members.

Kent Stater Chestnut Burr The Duchess Chi Pi Publications Paul Ryan Stater

Choir to Present Spring Concert Under Caro M Cara Petyan

The 65 voice mixed chorus directed by Caro M Cara Petyan will perform two new song groups at the spring concert set for Thursday evening May 16 at 8 15 in the auditorium.

Caro M. Carapetyan

Re-shuffle Hinted For Blue and Gold Party

Blue and Gold party leaders discussed possible re alignment at a Beta Gamma sorority house meeting. Walt Helms, the party chairman, said plans include student council and homecoming elections in the fall. Four groups may extend invitations to other campus factions.

Blue and Gold Beta Gamma Walt Helms

Smiley Elected KSRW Proxy at Kent State Workshop

Kent State University's radio workshop elected six new officers and re elected two others at a meeting last week. Bob Smiley replaced George Papp as president. Other officers are Don Shanover vice president Wanda Lashley secretary Jim Bullock treasurer Dick Uray chief engineer Abigail Dickerson chief sound effects Lee Shenefiel and Fred Baker chief script and publicity director Opal Boffo faculty director The new broadcasting time over WAKR is 1015 a m instead of 1115 a m.

Kent State University Radio Workshop Bob Smiley George Papp Don Shanover Wanda Lashley Jim Bullock Dick Uray Abigail Dickerson Lee Shenefiel Fred Baker Opal Boffo WAKR

No Time for Classes radio preview by NTEFC workshop

A preview of No Time for Classes will be presented by the radio workshop members on Saturday May 18 at 10 45 a m over station WAKR. Mike Friedland is producer and Jim Bullock condensed the NTFC script. Bob Stevenson narrates with Russ Gillis Terry Pugliese Felice Faust and Charles Hoover in roles. Two songs by Mike Friedland will be featured.

Radio Workshop WAKR Mike Friedland NTFC Jim Bullock Bob Stevenson Russ Gillis Terry Pugliese Felice Faust Charles Hoover

Debaters Vie Tomorrow At Kent Hall Forum

James N Holm invites all students to a debate with Penn State University tomorrow at 3 p m in Room 315 Kent Hall. Ray Farr and David Ryan take the affirmative on the world free trade question.

James N. Holm Penn State University Kent Hall Ray Farr David Ryan

Alpha Psi Inducts Two UT Members

Sophomores Felice Faust and Jane Filler were inducted into Alpha Psi Omega, recognizing their work with the university theater and radio workshop. Faust served as theater manager and costume mistress, did makeup, led sound effects for weekly radio programs, and danced in Enchanted Cottage. Filler starred in Enchanted Cottage, participated in Saturday radio broadcasts, and belongs to Sigma Sigma Sigma.

Felice Faust Jane Filler Alpha Psi Omega University Miss Faust Miss Filler Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority

Journalism Association to Elect Officers Today

Association meeting called by John Thom as, president, to elect officers for the coming year at 4 p m in the States office. The journalism association includes all majors and minors in the department and other students working on university publications.

Journalism Association John Thomas States The

May Campus Night Program Set by Council

The council finalized order of events for Campus Night on May 25. The Kappa Mu Kappa fraternity paints a concrete K at 6 p.m., May Queen crowned at 6:30, parade assembly at 7:15 and procession at 7:30 led by students and university groups, followed by a 9 p.m. gym dance and a 10:15 p.m. intermission singing contest featuring Greek organizations and independent entrants.

Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity John Jack Cardinal Key National Service Honorary Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa Mu Kappa Delta Phi Sigma Beta Gamma Sigma Tau Gamma Gamma Sigma Phi Pi Kppa Sigma Alpha Phi Beta Theta Sigma Epsilon Kappa Sigma Chi Alpha Omega Phi Beta Phi Lowry, Moulton, Engleman Art Seyler Merrill Hall

Tickets On Sale For Kent Hiram Dance

Windham hosts a Kent State and Hiram College student union dance. Tickets go on sale Wednesday to Friday at the gym table. The event Friday night at Windham high school gym costs 50 cents a couple and welcomes all students.

Kent-Hiram Windham John Walton Windham High School Kent State University Hiram College

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Pan-Campus George Inscho Dee Anderson Popular Coalition Jeanne Cook John Fouser B-G Betty Hoy Bob Duncan Tom Davey Virginia Black Larry Sauber Barich Dad Dexter Smiley KSRW NTEFC Alpha Psi Council Kent-Hiram Dance
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