Campus Night Festivities Highlight Queenships Parade and Dance
Big turnout anticipated for campus events with three queenships and a May Queen coronation. Parade rules require on time participation or face 20 point penalties while floats are judged for originality, appropriateness, and cleverness. An 9 p m to 1 a m campus dance at Wills gym will feature a singing contest on Merrill hall steps at 10 15.
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Moore
Wills Gym
Merrill Hall
Gallagher Anderson Receive Engleman Award Citations
Raymond M. Gallagher won the Anna Alen Engleman award for superior accomplishment in imaginative writing. Marian Anderson received the James Ozro Engleman citation for outstanding work in education and promise of teaching success. Dr. James T. Laing outlined four scholarship pitfalls. Sixty three students honored for high averages. ten seniors cited for Phi Beta Kappa caliber scholarship. Engleman awards fund books for recipients' personal libraries.
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Raymond M. Gallagher
Anna Alen Engleman
Marian Anderson
James Ozro Engleman
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James T. Laing
Phi Beta Kappa
Shirley Akeroyd
Warren Bendel
Jéanette Brock
Virginia Chiles
Harry Daniels
Marian Durst
Arlene Ealy
Juanita Huth
Arlene Riggle
Benjamin Roberts
Engleman
Psychology clinic opens for psych test results discussion
Director George R. Bach announced that discussion of vocational guidance test results can be held in Room 214 Kent Hall next week on Monday Wednesday or Friday from 9 am to 4 pm and Tuesday from 9 am to 12 pm No appointment is necessary.
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Psychology Clinic
Kent Hall
George R. Bach
Veterans Must File Interruption Requests For Summer Courses
Veterans not enrolling in summer school must file a interruption of study request by tomorrow May 25. Coordinator Dewey F Barich announced today. Forms available at the veterans office in the heating plant.
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Dewey F. Barich
Veterans’ Office
Little World adaptation to air on WAKR
Radio workshop presents an adaptation of Carl Ewald’s My Little World on station WAKR at 10 45 am tomorrow. Script by Joe Cunningham features Arleen Book Virginia White Warren Lashley Virginia Black Wally Krivey Abigail Dickerson and Julie Ross in key roles with sound effects. A mother narrates the boy’s childhood and her feelings as she sends him to school marking his leaving her care.
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Carl Ewald
Radio Workshop
WAKR
Joe Cunningham
Arleen Book
Virginia White
Warren Lashley
Virginia Black
Wally Krivey
Abigail Dickerson
Julie Ross
New EE Teacher Program Aims to Fill Ohio Shortage
College education students with two years of elementary study may be eligible for a cadet teacher certificate, announced by Dr John L Blair dean of the college of education. The provisional certificate, issued by the state department for education, targets easing the shortage of elementary teachers. Intensive study could start in June and finish by September 1 1947.
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College of Education
John L. Blair
State Department For Education
Ohio
Dean Blair
Ruth Hoehn Wins K-Painting Task At Campus Display
Ruth Hoehn of Sigma Sigma Sigma wins the K-Painting task becoming the first K-Girl since 1948. Nominated by Stan Mine she was chosen by Kappa Mu Kappa to apply the first dab of white paint on the front campus K. Roy Apple KMK president and Tom Davey vice president will finish the painting.
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John Jack
Ruth Hoehn
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Stan Mine
Casey to Head Journalists at Kent State
Casey, a sophomore in the college of liberal arts, was elected president of the school of journalism student body at a meeting of university writers and photographers. Robert E. Hoyt is vice president, Patty Morgan secretary, and Ethel Schirmer treasurer. The new leaders vow to raise professional standards and esprit de corps.
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Bob Casey
College of Liberal Arts
School of Journalism
Robert E. Hoyt
Patty Morgan
Ethel Schirmer
Casey
Kent Stater Edition
John Thomas
Julie Juch
Norma Kinsley
Betty Jane Shutrump
NTFC Opening Night Brings Warm Audience Reception
An eager audience greeted the university auditorium premiere of No Time For Classes, a student musical comedy produced by Mike Friedland. The show impressed with a strong prologue, standout Apache dance, and solid work from Russ Gillis, Eileen McGinley, Bob Stevenson, Jim Bullock, and Dan McGuire, while dialogue during acts one and two showed stiffness and parts lagged.
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B. J. Shutrump
Mike Friedland
University
Terry Pugliese
Charles Hoover
Felice Faust
Russ Gillis
Eileen McGinley
Bob Stevenson
Jim Bullock
Dan McGuire
Miss Faust
Blanche Grant
Vincent Spatola
Glenna Hopewell
David Ryan
Reformatories Breed Tomorrow's Crime Ex Convict Tells Students
Ex convict Howard Davis told sociology students that reformatories in Mansfield and Lancaster spawn criminals. He described early punishment, a break in, and the brutal military regime at reform schools. He urged students to change institutions and said he chose to go straight after deciding he could not do more time.
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Mansfield
Lancaster
Howard Davis
Davis
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