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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1948

Page

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Family Day Sunday Open House Showcases Stars and Activities

Two national champions Berniece Looney and Joe Kotys headline a university Family Day program sponsored by Cardinal Key. The event features demonstrations, dance, a synchronized swimming duo, campus displays, and open house at dorms and sororities beginning with a 3 PM auditorium program and a 4:15 PM pool performance.

Berniece Looney Joe Kotys Cardinal Key Miss Looney Canada Kotys Penn State University HPE Emalou Brumfield Muriel Swain Jim MacDonald Wanda Lashley Eleanor Meek Family Day

Play House Offers Shaw Work May 24

Cleveland Play House will present George Bernard Shaw's Getting Married in the university auditorium Monday evening May 24. It marks the group’s second guest appearance after State of the Union last season and features returning actors Clarence Kavanaugh Carolyn Prescott and Gertrude Slack with a cast including Ruth Feather Rolf Englehardt Max Ellis Adeline Hiatt and others. The production opened last week at the Brooks theatre in Cleveland and the company will perform in Cleveland after the Monday show through June 27.

George Bernard Shaw Cleveland Play House University Auditorium Shaw English Clarence Kavanaugh Carolyn

Cleveland Play House Starred in City with Longstanding Run

The Cleveland Play House has drawn nearly two million viewers over 32 years across its productions. Frederic McConnell directs the Play House, with today’s appearance sponsored by the Assembly Committee.

Cleveland Frederic McConnell Assembly Committee

Campus Day Parade Plans Set After General Meeting

Final arrangements for Campus Day events were decided at a recent meeting. The parade will start at 3 p.m. with floats judged on theme and art, followed by a 7 p.m. song-fest judged on song choice and performance. Participants include May Queen, KSA band, sororities, fraternities, dormitories and independents.

Roy Newsome Akron Newsome KSA

May Queen Entries Due

Applicants for May Queen must apply in writing by noon Tuesday May 18. Applications go to Alice Jean Watson’s mail box. All junior or senior girls with an average of 2.0 or higher are eligible. Judging will be held in Moulton Hall Music room Tuesday at 7:30 with formals required. Late applicants will be refused.

May Queen Alice Jean Watson Moulton Hall Music Room

Campus Day Night Lineup At Yesterday's Meeting

The schedule lists the procession order for Campus Day and Night activities. Sororities include Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Xi Delta, Gamma Phi Beta, Chi Omega, Beta Gamma, Alpha Phi, Delta Gamma. Fraternities feature Alpha Phi Beta, Gamma Tau Delta, Delta Phi Sigma, Phi Gamma Theta, Kappa Sigma Chi, Phi Beta Phi. Dormitories Lowry Engleman Moulton. Independents Friars Club Phi Kappa ISA.

Serine Nay al Hi Epsilon Gamma Theta Phi Beta Phi Alpha Phi Beta Delta Phi Sigm Chi Omen Beta Gamma Delta Zeta Alpha Gamma Delta Gamma Phi Beta Alpha Phi Alpha Xi Delta Delta Gamma Lowry, Engleman Moulton ISA Phi Kappa Daughters of Any Gamma Tau Delta Delta Phi Sigma Phi Gamma Theta Kappa Sigma Chi KME Alpha Epsilon Chi Omega Friars Club

Regatta Free Admission Noted by Brady Lake Park Officials

Daily States editor Robert J. Casey announced there will be no admission fee for the regatta at Brady Lake park. He said rumors of a $1 stadium charge are unfounded and that only $5 group entry fees apply to rowing participants.

Daily States Robert J. Casey Brady Lake Park Casey Bob Casey Daily Stater Memorial Stadium

15 Kent State Faculty Promoted Across Ranks

Fifteen Kent State University professors received promotions effective with the new term. Full professors named are Ralph W. Dexter Roy D. Metcalf Delmar W. Olson and Charles N. Winslow. New associate professors include Marie H. Apple Thelma Hyland John W. Kaiser Frank Marschik and John R. Montgomery.

Kent State University George A. Bowman Ralph W. Dexter Roy D. Metcalf Delmar W. Olson Charles N. Winslow Marie H. Apple Thelma Hyland John W. Kaiser Frank Marschik John R. Montgomery Harry C. Adams Eleanor L. Gray Donald D. Luck Beverly L. Seidel Evelyn G. Weston Frank E. Ballenger Department of Health and Physical Education

KSU Invited To Akron U Dance Tonight

Akron University invites KSU students to an all campus dance from 8 to 12 in the Akron student building. The program features a string trio a marimba player an accordion duo and a skit by Babe Hahn en Waiting at the Church. Admission is 35 cents per person.

Akron University KSU Akron Isu Nancy Crites Babe” Hahn Akron

Dr H D Byrne Named In International World Who's Who

Dr H D Byrne head of the political science department has been named in the 1948 49 edition of International World Who's Who the editors announced yesterday.

H. D. Byrne

Blue Key elects Warman Forrest officers

Blue Key, the men's national service honorary, elected officers for next year. Donald Warman was named president with John Forrest as vice president Wally Kyivey secretary John Finn treasurer and Curt Sarff chaplain. The election occurred Wednesday evening. All officers are juniors in Liberal Arts.

Blue Key Donald Warman John Forrest Wally Kyivey John Finn Curt Sarff

First Independent entry stars in Rowboat Regatta

Yesterday Dan Nagle and Rodger Cooper rowed for Stratten Manor as the first Independent crew in the Rowboat Regatta. Brady Lake park officials approved four hour ride passes for the all university picnic on Saturday June 5 priced at one dollar with proceeds to the stadium drive fund.

Brady Lake Park Stadium Drive Fund

Army Board To Inspect ROTC Unit At University

The university ROTC unit will undergo its first formal Army inspection on May 20. A Board of Officers led by Col. Charles S. Johnson will assess the unit during drill, in ranks, and in classes, with Major George C. Morton and Lt. Col. John H. Lewis Jr. also on the panel. Cadets will be excused from classes for the day.

Charles S. Johnson Inf Ft. Myers John H. Lewis Jr Field Artillery Third Armored Div Ft. Knox George C. Morton GSC 2Nd Army Ft. Meade Maryland Bowman

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Play House Akron U Dance Byrne Who's Who Warman Forrest Bulletin Regatta Donald Luck Army Board
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