Theta Sigsmin Second WAA Participation Award
Theta Sigma Upsilon receives the Women’s Athletic Association participation cup for the second year running at the spring banquet held at the Robinhood. AO sorority placed second, Beta Gamma third, with ten teams entered and awards for Off-Campus and individual champions.
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Theta Sigsmin Second
WAA Participation
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Women’s Athletic Association
Robinhood
Alpha Omega Sorority
Beta Gamma Sorority
Theta Sigs
Ao’s
Cornelia Kuchenbacher
Euclid
Judy Marshall
WAA
Betas Gams
Sharks
Tri-Sigma
Gammia Sigma Phi
Moulton
Engleman
Lowry
Summit
Jane Stroup
Betty Bunell
Carol Wass
Peg Swan
Engleman Hall
Grace B. Sherrer
Betty Gorlich
Mabel Esping
Jane Hand
Betty Duff
Pliskin Wins Teaching Fellowship in Physics at Ohio
William A. Pliskin a senior in the college of education earns a teaching fellowship in physics at Ohio University Athens. He has a 3.76 average over four years at KSU and participates in Kappa Delta Pi Mathematics club and the Physical Science club. He begins duties in September when the Athens school convenes.
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William A. Pliskin
College of Education
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Pliskin
KSU
Kappa Delta Pi
Musical Program Postponed May 29 at Training School
Donald Wafler baritone will sing a postponed program on Thursday May 29 at 8 15 p m in the training school auditorium. David Kempple sophomore violinist Alan Cope and Jeanne Roberts will be piano accompanists. Wafler a Kent Christian Science church soloist and North Central college graduate will perform works by Wagner Schubert Schumann and Verdi. Kempple will play Beethoven Romance in F Major Opus 40.
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Donald Wafler
Wafler
Kent Christian Science Church
David Kempple
Alan Cope
Jeanne Roberts
Wagner
Schubert
Schuman
Verdi
Kempple
Scouts To Hold Picnic Elect New Officers
The KSU Scouters club meets for its final semester gathering next Tuesday at 5 p m in the University woods. Officers elected for next year include Tom Rickey president Bob McNeese vice president Sheffer Pierce secretary Bill Schnitzer treasurer Nick Rini historian and Bob Crotty alumni secretary.
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KSU Scouters Club
University Woods
Tom Rickey
Bob McNeese
Sheffer Pierce
Bill Schnitzer
Nick Rini
Bob Crotty
University Inspectors Favorable View of Campus Installations
AAU inspector expresses a favorable impression after touring the university facilities including the College of Education Library and McGilvrey hall. Dean Pierson reviews campus plant and equipment and will prepare a full report for the Classification of Universities and Colleges committee.
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W. W. Pierson
Graduate School
University of North Carolina
American Association of Universities
University of Nebraska
Committee On Classification of
Pierson
College of Education
John L. Blair
College of Business Administration
Arden L. Allyn
Weldon M. Williams
College of Liberal Arts
McGilvrey Hall
Women’s World Aids AAUW Fund In University Event
Proceeds from the performance of Women’s World sponsored by the AAUW will benefit the scholarship fund. Written by Berta Kernen and Bill Lloyd under Prof. Eric Griebling, the satire is directed for lilac garden staging at Mrs. Wolcott’s home. Cast includes Kay Suits Myra Hilsinger Betty Bowles Bea Shaheen and Floyd Johnson. Tickets 25 cents at the English office.
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American Association of University Women
AAUW
Berta Kernen
Bill Lloyd
Eric T. Griebling
Duncan B. Wolcott
West Main Street
Kay Suits
Myra Hilsinger
Betty Bowles
Bea Shaheen
Floyd Johnson
Spanish Major to Be Offered at University
The university will offer a Spanish major next semester to address the need for Spanish teachers and Pan American policy goals. Dr. Willis J. Burner announces the 24 hour course load plus Spanish history 395 and 396 with Charles F. Kirk assisting. A fire damaged the heating plant and burnt the hearth area in the industrial arts pottery kiln section.
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United States
Willis J. Burner
Charles F. Kirk
Burner
Department of Industrial Arts
University
Greeks First To Enter Rowboat Regatta in Kent State
Four campus organizations announce entries in Kent Stater Rowboat Regatta to be held May 31 on the Cuyahoga River. Theta Sororities and fraternities will vie for rotating cups. Mayor Lovell to judge and city officials pledge cooperation for safety.
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Lovell
Kent
Cuyahoga River
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alpha Phi Beta
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Alf M. Lovell
Gammas
Dale Stewart
Bill Gilronan
Jimmy Large
Dana Leggett
Betas
Jean Hungerford
Betty Bunell
Gamma Sigs
George Fleischer
Kent Stater
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Death in a Family: Woman and Son Die in Tragic Week
Florence Campbell Harper 48 dies of a heart attack believed worsened by grief over her son Richard Harper 22 killed last Sunday when an automobile he was repairing slipped from a jack in his garage in this city. Leslie Harper grieves as two close losses unfold. Richard was a senior in the College of Business Administration at KSU.
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Leslie Harper
Florence Campbell Harper
Richard
KSU
Kent Graduate Now Training At Camp Davis
W. Woodland Dunlap a Kent State alumnus is in basic training in the anti aircraft Search light Division at Camp Davis. He earned a B S in education in 1938 and an M A in social science in 1940 and belonged to Alpha Psi Omega Pi Kappa Delta and Kappa Delta Pi societies.
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Kent
Camp Davis
W. Woodland Dunlap
Kent State
Dunlap
Alpha Psi Omega
Dramatic Honorary Society
Pi Kappa Delta
Forensic Honorary
Kappa Delta Pi
Educational Fraternity
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