SC To Fill Thirty Positions Next Week
Harry Moldovan president of Student Council announced 30 open committee posts for next year. Applications due by 4 p.m. Tuesday with letters listing name experience qualifications and committee applied for. Selections to be made Thursday May 31 at 4 p.m. Several committees and seats detailed including Greek requirements for Traffic court and Elections pending fall, with several appointments to be made across Social, Allocations, Assembly forum Entertainment intra mural athletics and Student-Faculty Relations.
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Harry Moldovan
Student Council
Traffic Court
Bill Sitler
Jan McGarr
Treas
Bill Berzinec
Connie Alter
Mary Ellen Cross
Ivory Tower theme highlighted at Scholarship Day awards
Delta Gamma wins the scholarship trophy for the second year running at the nineteenth annual Scholarship Day. Chi Omega and Delta Zeta follow. Phi Beta Phi leads the fraternities with Theta Kappa Phi and Alpha Epsilon Pi in second and third. Dr. C Stanley Corey defends the ivory tower as a refuge for focused study and its social usefulness.
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Delta Gamma Sorority
Chi Omega
Delta Zeta
Phi Beta Phi
Theta Kappa Phi
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Anna Alen Engleman
Ronald Q. Lewton
Jane King
Ozro Engleman
Delta Sigma Pi
Calvin C. LaHard
Thomas Orofina
James Tarbell
Guenveur Harper
Phi Alpha Theta
Margaret Marlow
Burr vouchers distribution ends this week
Ted Chernak, Burr business manager, announced this is the last week for Burr voucher distribution. Vouchers are handed out daily from 9 to 11 and 1 to 3 in the hallway beside the Booster booth, and Burrs are distributed each day from 9 to 11 and 1 to 3 at the University warehouse. ROWBOAT REGATTA.
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Ted Chernak
The
Burr
KSU Women’s Band Seeks Trumpeters for Philadelphia Trip
Two trumpet players are needed to fill vacancies in the Kansas State University women's band for their trip to Philadelphia. June 45 is the target date, confirmed by Prof. Roy D. Metcalf, band director. Any qualified university woman should contact Professor Metcalf at 307M.
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KSU
Philadelphia
Roy D. Metcalf
Professor Metcalf
Phi Gams Tug Of War Regatta Parade Scheduled
Interfraternity council allows ten man teams with one substitution for injuries. Tug of war uses all ten in initial round, single elimination, old clothes, no advantage footwear, trophy awarded with engraving. Parade to Brady lake via Engleman hall at 1 Saturday afternoon led by ROTC band.
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Phi Gams
Inter-fraternity Council
Brady Lake
Engleman Hall
ROTC
Regatta
Don Dornhback
Senior Women Banquet marks start of Commencement week
Senior activities for more than 800 graduates begin with the senior women's banquet at 6 30 p m in the Union. The events run through June 9 with a final combined commencement ceremony and academic procession starting at 9 30 a.m. June 9.
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Women’s League
Cardinal Key
National Women’s Service
Alumni Association
George A. Bowman
Stopher Hall
MPE
Kent Stater Names Summer and Fall Student Officials
The Kent Stater selects summer and fall student editors and managers. William D. Taylor chairs the publishing policy committee with Jim Butler editing this summer. Larry Marchesano becomes business manager for the 1952 Burr and fall quarter Stater, joined by John Berea as fall quarter business manager.
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Kent Stater
William D. Taylor
Jim Butler
Burr
Ed Cliney
Larry Marchesano
The
Marchesano
John Berea
Stater
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Jessica Perry
Gerry Tarmichael
Avis Pinney
Betty Rath
Mary Louise Jacob
Florence McNaughton
Peggy Barker
Betty Zapf
Winnie Jones
Ruth Bowden
Don Friedman
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