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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1947

Page

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Kent State Rowboat Regatta Opens With 62 Oarsmen

Sixty two oarsmen in 31 boats will race in the seventh annual Kent State Stater Rowboat Regatta on the Cuyahoga River near Fred M. Fuller Park. Features include a bathtub race, faculty event, and a swinging band with live radio coverage planned by WAKR from a sound truck and Studio A Kent.

Cuyahoga Pearl St Wheeling-Erie Bridge W. Main St Kent Prospect Street Kent Stater Fred M. Fuller Park George Skadding Chicago Burt Charles Akron WAKR Royal Box

Regatta lineup and race schedule at Kent event

A detailed timetable lists 1:00 crowding for Barbara court music by Mike Friedland's band, 1:30 faculty men race, 2:00 independent women's race entrants across Moulton Hall, Lowry Hall, and WAA, 2:40 independent men heats, 3:10 bathtub race, and 3:33 men races with multiple Greek organizations. Official starter Merle Wagoner and judges include Kent M. A. Wolcott and Robert Clark.

Barbara Mike Friedland Bathtub Stan Mine Bob Wentz Moulton Hall Pat Warner Geo. Engleman Elaine Chill Helen Styre W.A.A Yvonne_ Lewandowski Berniece Looney Lowry Jean Clementz Ginnie Purdue Beta Gamma Pat Weltner Marge Ennes Sigma Delta Sigma Toni Holmes Jeanne Carey Gamma Sigma Phi Mary Lou Johnson Phyllis Robbins Theta Sigma Tau Lea Baumann Jean Fulweber Alpha Omege Facebe Steiner Terrace Lodge Albert Guarnieri John Lipidakis le Cercle Francais Black Sheep John Sackmar Gene Jaymen Joe Gunninghes Rob Arnes Newman Ernest Szalma Leo Morley Geavile Baye Testy Hoocheen Nell Crandall Phi Gamma Theta Jim Kline Bob Chambers Kappa Mu Kappa Dwight Follin Jerry Stevenson Alpha Epsilon Sid Rosenthal Alpha Phi Beta Pat Pie eta—Paeper John Beles Gamma Tau Delta Dick Kline Gene Gle Glass Phi Beta Rae Eee Kappa Sigma

Holm Plans Two Books foren sic s professor writes two textbooks

James N. Holm director of forensics and associate professor of speech has signed contracts to write two textbooks. How to Debate Successfully will be published by Platform News Publishing in Portland Maine. With E Turner Stump Holm co authors Manual of Argument and Debate for Prentice Hall with expected college use by fall 1949.

James N. Holm Platform News Publishing Co Portland Maine E. Turner Stump School of Speech Holm Prentice-Hall

Kent student leaps from bridge in five dollar wager

An Ohio State student in dungarees made a 35 foot plunge into the Cuyahoga river after a post dinner dare. Witnesses say the California native wanted to swim to the west bank and prove his courage.

Huisua Wulud Ueiure Davey Tree Barracks Curley Reggie Cuyahoga River

Guides Available for Rowboat Regatta Site Visit

The guide service will be available to faculty members and their guests. The group will depart from the State office at 12 45 p.m.

Stater

Thomas Elected Blue Key Officers

John Thomas was elected president of Blue Key on Wednesday. Other officers named were Frank Vendely as vice president Frank Spechalske as secretary and Bob Hoyt as treasurer.

John Thomas Blue Key Frank Vendely Frank Spechalske Bob Hoyt

Profs Plan Own Race At Regatta Opening

At least eight faculty men compete in tomorrow's Regatta opener with a 1 30 p m start. Participants include Drs George Bach William Form Kenneth Pringle Merrill Thompson Henry Adam Bernard Mikofsky Vic Moore and Karl Chestnutt. Additional entries may be announced.

George Bach William Form Kenneth Pringle Merrill Thompson Henry Adam Bernard Mikofsky Vic Moore Karl Chestnutt Donald Warman Stater Warman

Interfraternity Council adopts six month probation rule

Interfraternity council approved a six month probationary period for groups seeking recognition to prove merit by performance. The council barred use of Greek letters until recognized. Phi Gamma Theta, formed recently, becomes the first group affected. Officers installed for 1947 48 include Phi Beta Phi as president, Kappa Sigma Chi as vice president, Alpha Phi Beta as secretary, Alpha Epsilon Kappa as sergeant at arms.

Interfraternity Council Phi Gamma Theta Phi Beta Phi Kappa Sigma Chi Alpha Phi Beta Alpha Epsilon

University flyers seek interest in flying club meetings

Andrew Paton director of aeronautics will hold two meetings to discuss flyer concerns and determine how many students at the university are interested in joining a flying club. The sessions are at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. on Tuesday May 20 in room 109M.

Andrew Paton

Burrs Out In 2 Weeks

Distribution of the 1947 Chest nut Burr will begin within two weeks announced by Robert Magee business manager. Students who attended the university all three quarters this year will present spring activity cards for their yearbooks. Others pay $2 for two terms or $3.50 for one quarter. This Burr will be the largest ever published with 256 pages and 424 pictures.

Robert Magee

Industrial Arts Open House Showcases Student Projects

Indiana arts department last night hosted an open house with displays by students faculty members and townspeople. Exhibits covered plastics leather ceramics wood working electricity and silver during regular class sessions.

Industrial Arts Department

Straw Hats to Sell Ice Cream at Regatta

Delta Phi Sigma members plan straw hat ice cream sales at the regatta tomorrow. They will wear derbies blazer jackets white aprons and bow ties to poke fun at the event while donating all proceeds to the Kent junior chamber of commerce teen age projects.

Delta Phi Sigma Kent Junior Chamber of Commerce

Regatta Entries Include Duchess Magazine and Film Guest

The campus Regatta features Duchess the humor magazine and the Independent race in regal costume. Sorority and fraternity teams have dominated since 1939 with Sima Delta Sigma, Alpha Omega, Sigma Tau Gamma, Kappa Mu Kappa, and Delta Phi Sigma among contenders. Mischa Auer, the film comic, may attend if time allows in Akron Saturday.

George Carp Duchess Duke and Duchess Sima Delta Sigma Alpha Omega Sigma Tau Gamma Kappa Mu Kappa Delta Phi Sigma Mischa Auer Akron

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