Fifteen apply for campus publications posts at university
Fifteen prospective editors and managers seek posts on three campus publications. Interviews begin tomorrow at 4 PM in Professor Taylor's office, followed by a banquet at Aurora country club at 8 PM where new appointments will be announced.
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Aurora
University Publications Committee
William Taylor
Professor Taylor
Aurora Country Club
Frances Murphey
Eugene McCord
Donna Payden
Jim Richard
Earl Vacaria
Stater
Edwin Dreger
Matthew Fenn
James Thierry
al Geigey
Chestnut Burr
Joseph Mary
Burr
Richard Kerckhoff
Ligon Mayhew
Luella Cordier
Duchess
Harold Murphy
Joe Blair
Bob Seese
Bill Schraegle
Mona Fletcher
Eric T. Griebling
Co. E. Satterfield
Ada Hyatt
Taylor
B. F. Renkert
K. C. Leebrick
John L. Knott
Education Students Pake Test Tomorrow
All college of education students majoring in or minoring in English and prospective elementary teachers finishing sophomore year must take a grammar test tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the Training School auditorium. Dean John L. Blair announced yesterday.
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College of Education
John L. Blair
Regatta Date Set Thursday Despite Weekend Floods
The Kent Stater announces the Rowboat Regatta moved to Thursday at 6 p m due to high water and swift current from heavy weekend rainfall. Fire Chief Robert Clark says conditions may be too dangerous for contestants.
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Kent Stater
Earl Vacaria
Robert Clark
Delta Sigma Pi Installs 26 Here at Beta Pi Chapter
Twenty six undergraduate members of Delta Sigma Pi and nine faculty members were installed in the Beta Pi Chapter at a Kent hotel banquet. Grand president John L. McKewen addressed the group on the subject Charge to the Beta Pi Chapter. Over 75 members from across the country attended the installation.
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Delta Kappa Psi
Beta Pi
Delta Sigma Fi
Professional Commerce
Kent Hotel
Delta Sigma Pi
John L. McKewen
First address on Rockwell field outdoor theater stage
Eighteen students witnessed the opening outdoor theater performance on Rockwell field. Jean Burch a Youngstown freshman delivered the first address from the dirt stage praising Esquire magazine for Prof. E Turner Stump's 160 speech class.
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University
Rockwell Field
Jean Burch
Youngstown
Esquire Magazine
E. Turner Stump
Women's Glee Club Final Music Program On Air Today
The University of Akron Women’s Glee Club presents the last school of music program on KSRW WADC today at 4 p.m. Ruth West and Robert Shaffer assist with solo items including Grieg and Donizetti. Littlejohn directs a varied program of Brahms, Moussorgsky, Humperdinck, and a folk song medley.
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Women’s Glee Club
University Women’s Glee Club
School of Music
KSRW
WADC
Akron
Ruth West
Robert Shaffer
Miss West
Grieg
Shaffer
Donizetti
Fedora DeMattia
Alyce Carr
Glee Club
Elfreda Littlejohn
Brahms
Moussorgsky
Boris Godounoff
Hansel and Gretel
Humperdinck
St. Bride
Foster
Jeanie
Arkansas Traveler
Music Says Egg Birds Must Love Music
Professor Florence M Sublette of the music department yesterday discovered a robin nest with four eggs outside her classroom window in 312 Merrill Hall. The find highlights campus wildlife during the school day and adds a light note to student life.
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Florence M. Sublette
Department of Music
Merrill Hall
Assembly To Honor 86 Students Today
The 10th annual Scholarship Day honors 86 University students for exceptional scholarship this morning in the University auditorium. Dr. Maurice Baum discusses The Scholar Scholarship and the War. Three seniors receive special honors for individual work. John M. Felsinger Arlin Louise Howell and Made Moseley cited for excellence in scholarship by Phi Beta Kappa.
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K. C. Leebrick
Maurice Baum
Department of Philosophy
John M. Felsinger
Arlin Louise Louise Howell
Moseley
Phi Beta Kappa
Mem
Campus Night Parade Row Leaves Council Split
Heavy rain forced cancellation discussions as the Campus Night Parade plans stalled before Student Council. The trophy fate and a future parade date hang on a committee report from Ray Gallagher Jane Higgins Betty Gorlich Charles Ayres and Hope Byrne due later this week. Teresa Sprosty chairs the constitution committee for Chi Mu. The council also funds $10 to send John Powell and Ed Zink to Denison University for post war reconstruction study this weekend. A student faculty panel will meet tomorrow to discuss the new constitution.
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Phies
Ray Gallagher
Jane Higgins
Betty Gorlich
Charles Ayres
Hope Byrne
Chi Mu
Teresa Sprosty
John Powell
Ed Zink
Ohio Institute For
Denison University
ROP To Hire More KSU Men
Employment officials of the Ra yvenna Ordnance plant announce plans to hire university students in greater numbers with about 25 openings for work with the plant s mobile cafeteria. Shifts run 3 p m to 11 30 p m and 11 30 p m to 7 a m with immediate starts. see Merle Wagoner in room 301 Merrill hall.
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Rayvenna Ordnance Plant
Merle Wagoner
Merrill Hall
Meeting to select intermission courses tomorrow at 4
A meeting will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. in 317 Mc Gilvrey Hall to choose courses for the intersession term opening August 31 and closing September 18. President K. C. Lee announced the plan and urged all students planning the third summer term to attend.
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McGilvrey Hall
K. C. Leebrick
May Queen Crowned At Campus Night Dance
Betty Church senior in the college of education and representative of Sigma Sigma Sigma was crowned May Queen Friday night in the gymnasium by Hope Byrne vice-president of Student Council. Betty Bowles Martha Harper were Miss Church's attendants and her court included Mary Hazen Robin Keith Martha Galloway Doris Stanton Clara Biasella and Paula Lockard. Kappa Mu Kappa fraternity and Beta Gamma sorority took first place in the Greek singing during intermission.
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Betty Church
College of Education
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Hope Byrne
Betty Bowles
Martha Harper
Miss Church
Mary Hazen
Robin Keith
Martha Galloway
Doris Stanton
Clara Biasella
Paula Lockard
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Beta Gamma Sorority
Three Students Score High In CSA Contest
Joe Blair Robert Henry and Arch Arthur Durivage were notified of high scores in a national advertising contest sponsored by Criticism Suggestion and Advice. Blair scored 95 Henry 90 and Durivage 90 in the CSA competition.
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Joe Blair
Robert Henry
Arthur Durivage
MU Carnival Features Five Acts Friday Evening
The Men’s Union carnival intermission program will present five acts from student entertainment fields. Rita Zellar makes her first local appearance as a dancer, with Sig Mayhew and Stanley Mine performing a slapstick piano routine. Marian Nichols will sing, followed by a jitterbug king and queen contest and a patriotic reading by Russell Hill.
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Howard Doehla
Rita Zellar
Sig Mayhew
Stanley Mine
Marian Nichols
Miss Nichols
Doehla
Russell Hill
NTFC
Stan Mine
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