Russ Carlyle to headline Campus Day May Ball
Campus Day 1952 at KSU features a float parade on Terrace drive at 2 30, the K girl painting at 11, May Queen crowning, and a 9 pm to 1 am campus dance in Wills gym with Russ Carlyle and his orchestra.
16 May 1952
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1952
Page
1
Campus Day 1952 at KSU features a float parade on Terrace drive at 2 30, the K girl painting at 11, May Queen crowning, and a 9 pm to 1 am campus dance in Wills gym with Russ Carlyle and his orchestra.
Thirty five organizations sponsor entrants in the 12th annual Rowboat Regatta queen contest. Preliminary judging May 20 at 7 p.m. in 2045 Union. twelve finalists chosen for May 30 Regatta day. Finalists wear white shorts and Ts, judges name queen before races.
Phi Gams took eight deaf children to the Mills Brothers circus yesterday. It is an annual treat for students at the training school, previously held as a party event.
Six university geography majors have been hired under the civil service act to join the Army Map Service. The trained map makers will be assigned to Washington D C or other map centers. Names include Joseph Balogh Akron Ernest Jackman Akron Ruth Ann Love Stow Dallas A Shrock Barberton Mary Margaret Geib Canton and Robert W Chave Dobbs Ferry N Y. The program was renewed after the war when the department trained many workers for the army map service, following campus interviews by an Army Map Service representative.
Curtain up for The Velvet Glove at 8 15 p m Sunday in the Auditorium marks the Cleveland Play House group on campus for the first time in two years. The 17 week run in Cleveland led to a free student performance sponsored by the University Entertainment committee. Cleveland thespians previously staged The Silver Whistle here in spring 1950 and An Inspector Calls the year before.
Plans for the annual forensics banquet at Green Trees Inn Twin Lakes are led by James N Holm and Tom McManus. Beverly Davis of Cleveland is announced as toastmistress. Ron Rice a junior from Cleveland is elected president of the Student Forensic Association of KSU for next year with officers Tom McManus Sonia Andel and Gary Banas named respectively vice president secretary and treasurer.
According to Bob Weber head of Social committee the ties for the pageant list Chuck Di Salle song fest Ben Steele floats Paul Wilson gym arrangements Dolores Avalon intermission and Janet Beech queenship.
Nader Hamed and Nezam Ameri display architectural drawings under sponsorship of Robert C. Gaede and Joseph F. Morbito at the Kent free library. Arrangements are by the Kent Council on World Affairs with Todd Fenn as chairman. Ameri also shows water color paintings for sale. This marks Kent's second exhibit of this type.
Dr. Amos L. Heer, director of student teaching, requests all student teachers completing their practicum this quarter to submit photographs to his office in University School 204 by Wednesday May 28. Late photos may delay or withhold student teaching grades.
Tickets for the Junior-Senior prom at Meyers Lake Canton on May 29 remain available at the Booster booth per Lou Gerber junior class president. In two days over two hundred students bought tickets at a $1.00 reduced price. Tommy Tucker and his orchestra will perform.
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