Carnival Booths Planned for Men’s Union Fund Drive
A Friday evening carnival in Wills gym from 8 to 12 will feature a rifle range kissing booth and various booths to raise pennies for the penny drive. Organizations including Alpha Omega Sigma Sigma Sigma Beta Gamma Gamma Sigma Phi Engleman Hall and Theta Sigma Upsil have signed on with games, prizes, and acts such as The Gay Nineties Review.
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Alpha Omega
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Beta Gamma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Engleman Hall
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Hyatt To Receive Philosophy Degree At Kent State
Miss Ada Jane Hyatt, assistant professor of English, will become the first Kent State graduate on the faculty to receive a doctorate when Columbia University awards the degree of doctor of philosophy in June. Her thesis concerns The Place of Oral Education in School Program and a book based on it will soon be published.
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Ada Jane Hyatt
Kent State
Miss Hyatt
Columbia University
Doctor Hyatt
Paulich Victor in Gruen College Advertising Contest
John Paulich of Kent State University won Gruen watch company’s national collegiate advertising contest. Judges selected his ad as best and a photograph and brief biography will appear in Gruen’s booklet to be sent to 1000 business and industrial leaders. The booklet has helped participants secure strong positions in past years.
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John Paulich
Gruen Watch Company
Kent State University
Paulich
Gruen
Graduation recital by Rosella Dull and Carol Waltz tonight
Rosella Dull and Carol Waltz both education majors and music seniors present a graduation recital at 8 15 pm in Training School auditorium. Dull opens with Beethovens Sonata, then Brahms and Rachmaninoff selections. Waltz sings numbers by Cavalli Bach Mozart Schubert Strauss Wolf Mendelssohn Tschaikowsky Carpenter and LaForge. Rebecca Perkins accompanies Waltz.
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Rosella Dull
Carol Waltz
College of Education
Training School
Miss Dull
Miss Waltz
Brahms
Shhubert
Strauss
Arensky
Borodin
Tschaikowsky
Baby
Carpenter
LaForge
Rebecca Perkins
Marian Zupan Balances Roles Amid Family Illness
Marian Zupan, a sophomore in education, was summoned home to Cleveland yesterday due to her mother's serious illness. She co charts the Men's Union carnival and plays a leading role in the University play The Heart of a City, set for May 28 and 29.
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Marian Zupan
College of Education
Cleveland
Miss Zupan
Victory Group Sells Proceeds for Navy Relief Benefit
The University and Ravenna Ordnance plant nines play next Wednesday May 27 at 6 pm with all players officials and reporters paying 25 cents. Proceeds go to the University quota of 2000 for Navy Relief. Victory Players’ May 28 29 play Heart of a City tickets 10 cents plus 25 cent defense stamp. proceeds fund Navy Relief via Miss Kitty Liptak and Dean Raymond Manchester.
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Navy Relief Society
Ravenna Ordnance Plant
Victory Players
Heart of A City
Kitty Liptak
Victory
Miss Liptak
G. Harry Wright
Wright
Victory Players Group
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Baum’s Address Highlights Modern Scholar Case
Dr Maurice Baum defended the scholar in wartime during Scholarship Day. Eighty six students earned recognition for excellence with Phi Beta Kappa selections including Pearl Rankin Clark Kopp Frank O'Brien Turri Mose ly and others noted for high averages from 3.74 to 3.88.
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Archibald MacLeish
Congress
Maurice Baum
Phi Beta Kappa
Pearl Mae Rankin
Meen Clark
Maxine Kopp
Ralph Frank
Mary Jane O’brien
Arthur Turri
Mada Mosely
Enduring Peace Is War Course Topic
The next war short course meets Thursday May 28 at 730 pm in 317 McGilvrey hall. Speakers Dean Earl W Crecraft Professor Alvin J Miller Dr C Kochenderfer and Dr K C Leebrick address the peace basis topics. Dean Crecraft will speak on the Legal Basis of Peace Professor Miller on the Social Basis of Peace Dr Kochenderfer on the Economic Basis and President Leebrick on A Plan for World Peace.
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McGilvrey Hall
Earl W. Crecraft
Alvin J. Miller
C. C. Kochenderfer
K. C. Leebrick
E. Turner Stump
Dean Crecraft
Professor Miller
Dr. Kochenderfer
Leebrick
Student Council Cancels Campus Night Program
The Campus Night Program is officially cancelled this year after rain drowned Friday night activities. Jane Higgins chairs the Student Council committee that announced the decision yesterday.
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Jane Higgins
Fifteen Men Wanted at Arsenal Plant in Ravenna
Prof Merle E Wagoner announced at the Ravenna Ordnance plant that fifteen more men are needed for open jobs. The University placement bureau reported eight responses to yesterday's vacancy notice and only two students had expressed interest in summer farm work.
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Ravenna
Merle E. Wagoner
Wagoner
Apple To Receive Cup At Senior Men's Banquet
The annual senior men banquet will be held during examination week. Raymond E. Manchester, dean of men, announced the Manchester cup will be awarded to Roy Apple, a sophomore, and the four divisional cup winners will also receive their awards.
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Raymond E. Manchester
Roy Apple
Rain Or Shine Regatta Lifts Anchors Tomorrow
The Rowboat Regatta resumes tomorrow at 6 p m after a rain delay. Organizations may enter alternate rowers who have passed a swimming test. Boats must be wooden and flat-bottomed. single kayaks not allowed. Judges include Dr Raymond Clark Mayor Alf Lovell and Harold Bluestone with Prof Merle E Wagoner starting. Kent police and fire crews ensure safety. Defending Kappa Mu Kappa seeks a third straight men’s trophy while sororities vie for the new O Conke Regatta trophy.
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Vacaria
Vaccaria
Raymond Clark
Alf Lovell
Harold Bluestone
Merle E. Wagoner
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