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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
1
University scholars argue that fraternities should not include or exclude minorities. They warn nationalized Greek groups could threaten a prejudice free campus at Akron University as Alpha Epsilon Pi seeks to pledge members.
The formal prom for the June graduating class will be held at the American Legion hall in Cuyahoga Falls on Friday May 31 from 10 p m to 2 a m. Don Moore announces university women will receive 330 a m permits for the dance with Art Seyler and his band performing. Marian Anderson chairs the prom committee including Isobel Shively Grace McClary Charlotte Carson and Bill Shaffer. Tickets at $2 per couple go on sale May 23 and 24 in the atrium or from Isobel Shively by May 30.
The NTFC premiere closes in with Curtain s musical comedy set for Thursday and Friday at 8 15 p m in the auditorium A cast of more than 30 students is led by Russ Gillis and Terry Pugliese with Dave Ryan directing The plot follows two university students facing troubles as in the 1976 showing produced by Ryan and Jim Bullock Supporting players include Bob Stevenson Felice Faust and Charles Hoover with a large slate of specialty acts and a full backstage crew list of designers and pianists.
Blue Key and Cardinal Key tapped 16 upperclassmen as new council members took over student government. Denny Hewitt Glenn Keplinger Carlton Austin Russ Baird and Warren Garrigan chosen by Blue Key. Marjorie Ingham Dorothy Watson Agnes Sawyer Irma Hensel Mary Unkrich Harriet Shubert Isobel Shively Charlotte Carson Beryl Knox Grace McClary Betty Maurer pledged by Cardinal Key. Hank Johnston received reins from retiring president George Insche. pledges to be honored May 29.
Modern photo engraving will be discussed at a journalism lecture sponsored by Chi Pi in McGilvrey auditorium at 4 p m. Frank Kwett of the Northern Engraving Co Canton will speak.
AOs Delts and WAA captured cups as Tri Sig’s team faced its first defeat in the revived sixth annual Rowboat Regatta on the muddy Cuyahoga. WAR’s Doby Green and Lis Lewandowski accepted the Robin Hood cup after Lowry and Angleman halls withdrew. Wanda Gisinger and Ruth Schmidt led Alpha Omega to the Russ O’Conke trophy and Terese Green cup. Delta Phi Sigma earned the Courier-Tribune award with Jack James and Matt Bradley. Senior columnists Stan Mine and Bob Wentz piloted a bathtub entry downriver, while Mayor Alf C Lovell and editor M A Wolcott handed out trophies.
University upperclassmen with high scholastic records will be recognized at the Honors Day assembly at 10 a.m. Thursday. Local Phi Beta Kappa members will honor students eligible for membership if a chapter existed. Dr James T Laing sociology head will deliver the address.
James N. Holm assistant professor of speech will deliver the graduation address Everlasting Frontiers at York Township High School Medina County on Thursday.
The new student council yesterday elected fall committees and named members. On student faculty relations are Roy Apple Grace Mays Mabel Davey DeDee Anderson and Barb Humphrey. Sorority-fraternity relations will include Barbara McDowell and Larry Sauber. Assembly committee members are Dona Mae Burkhardt Wayne Higley Shirley Leuenberger and Betty Hoy.
Cardinal Key selects a May Queen court for campus night with Elaine Chamberlin stating the names will be revealed that evening. In group rows the roster includes Jean Olson, Edith Galloway, Velma Scott, Thelma Howe, Beverly Myers, Clare Young, Betty Brown, Dixie Grundy, Amy Lee Stebner, Marge Bornbusch, and Joan Shremp with locations listed for each.
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