Campus Day Set With May Queen And Victory Bell
Campus Day on May 24 features K-Girl crowning, float parade, song fest, and an all university dance. Floats line up at 8 am for 10 am judging, followed by the May Queen ceremony, a 2:30 pm parade, and a 4:30 dedication of the Victory Bell. Faculty and student organizers, judges from Akron and local schools, and Wes Bergdorf of Alpha Phi Omega participate.
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Terrace Drive
Eugene Smith
Smith and Scherr Design Association of
Akron
Frances Robinson
Buchtel High School
Gordon Canute
Tuchman and
Canute Architects
KSU
Main
Water Street
E. College Street
Raymond E. Manchester
George A. Bowman
Wes Bergdorf
Alpha Phi Omega
Phi Sigma Kappa
Virgil Parman
Akron U Music Department
Ralph Gilman
Akron Schools
Gertrude de Bats
Bedford Schools
Russ Carlyle
Wills Gym
Bob Weber
Ben Steele
Chuck DeSalle
Paul Wilson
Janet Beach
Dolores Avalon
Ada V. Hyatt
William R. Hoover
Harlan M. Hungerford
Robert Morrow
Clayton M. Schindler
International Ball Highlights Cultural Diversity on Campus
The second annual International Ball runs May 30 from 9 to 1. A day of Decoration Day activities precedes it. Hawaii dancer June Shinoda and Korea’s Ton Won Lee showcase performances. Nigerian drums Napka and German violinist Eric Goler appear. Tickets 80 cents or 1.50 per couple with proceeds to Foreign Student Scholarship fund.
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Shinoda
Hawaii
Ton Won Lee
Korea
Napka
Nigeria
Eric Goler
Claude Calvin
Tom Parris
Kathy Totter
International Relations Club
Kent Hall
Questionnaires Pending Return From Student Council Members
Former student council members with school improvement questionnaires are urged to return them to Bud Davis or Laura Jo Dalton immediately. Davis states the project should reach a conclusion within the next two weeks, regardless of whether blanks are completed.
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Bud Davis
Laura Jo Dalton
Davis
Apply For Stater Posts By Monday
Publications Policy committee will meet Monday at 10 a.m. to determine the editor and business manager for the summer Kent Stater and business manager for the fall quarter Stater. Students wishing to apply for any of these positions may obtain application blanks in 114M today. Completed blanks must be returned to Roy Apple, publications advisor in 109M by 9 a.m. Monday.
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Kent
Roy Apple
Senior men's banquet planned by union
The Men's Union meets in the Union Monday May 26 at 4 p.m. to finalize plans for the senior men's banquet. Members will receive keys for next year, said Ed Core, the new president. The banquet is set for Tuesday May 27 in the Union ballroom at 6 p.m., with no charge.
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Men’s Union
Union
Ed Core
Union Ballroom
Holmquist in Critical Condition After 28-Foot Fall
Holmquist Lenis Holmquist a 64 year old KSU maintenance repair man remains in very critical condition at Robinson Memorial hospital Ravenna. He sustained a fractured skull and right arm in a 28 foot fall from a ladder in the MPE building.
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Lenis Holmquist
KSU
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
Holmquist
MPE
Miss Geraldine A Craig Elected State President
Miss Geraldine A Craig assistant professor of elementary education becomes new state president of the Association for Childhood Education International. She serves as outgoing state representative on the national board and is a member of Ohio Education Association National Education Association Pi Lambda and Delta Kappa Gamma. A graduate of Ohio State.
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Geraldine A. Craig
Association For Childhood Education International
Craig
Ohio Education Association
National Education Association
Pi Lambda
Delta Kappa Gamma
Ohio State
KSU Family Day Scheduled Sunday
Kent State University invites families to campus for Family Day from 1 to 5 p.m. on Sunday May 25 featuring an outdoor Symphonic Band concert at 3 p.m. and a guided tour of the industrial arts department. Exhibits by students, welding and casting demos, aircraft engines, and activities sponsor Cardinal Key.
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Kent State
KSU
Industrial Arts
Roy D. Metcalf
Handel
Mozart
Coates
Haydn
Moussorgsky
Weber
Paul Malan
Epsilon Pi Tau
National Industrial Arts Honorary
Malan
Yearbooks and Vouchers Available at University Warehouse
University warehouse distributes yearbooks and vouchers today per Editor Ed Cliney with distribution from noon to 4 pm.
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University Warehouse
Ed Cliney
Books Due Back at Rockwell Library by June 4
Students must return all books pamphlets courses of study and picture files borrowed from Rockwell library by next Wednesday June 4. All library fines must also be paid by this date per librarian John B Nicholson.
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Rockwell Library
John B. Nicholson
May Queenship Nominees Named In Thursday Judging
Twelve girls were chosen by faculty judges to compete for the May Queen and two attendants on Campus Day Saturday. The list includes Wilda Peterson Dottie Atwood Mary Kil ian Nora Mann Kathy Totter Shirley Iseman Vivian Geltz Rosemary Kreu zer Joan Cress Jan McGarr Joan Leguil lon and Nancy Nellis. The dance featuring Russ Carlyle will offer 50 cent tickets at the Booster booth. Crowning is set from noon to 12:30 on the lawn east. Last year’s May Queen was Jessica Perry.
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Wilda Peterson
Dottie Atwood
Mary Kilian
Nora Mann
Kathy Totter
Shirley Iseman
Vivian Geltz
Rosemary Kreu
Clinic Here Offers Help for Drivers May 27
Local drivers can test skills with modern equipment at a community driving clinic on Tuesday May 27 from 12:30 to 9 p m in the Kent Jay Teen hall. Sponsored by the KSU driver education class for teachers, the event includes movies instruction demonstrations testing exhibits and tips on driving under special conditions. Prof Andrew W Paton leads the class. Open to the public at no charge.
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Kent Jay
KSU
Andrew W. Paton
KSU Industrial Arts
Dorm raids rage across campuses spark university action
Reports describe panty raids at Pennsylvania's university and warnings at Kent State and Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Guards and police deterred crowds while Kent State moves to dismiss any man found in women’s residence halls, a step tied to potential induction notices.
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Lacy
University of Pennsylvania
Kent State
Armed Services
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
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Men's Union
Holmquist Critical
Kentucky
Aeronautics Department
Cardinal Key
National Women's Honorary Organization
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