Three Parade Floats To Participate In Bond Drive
The Seventh War Loan bond rally opens tomorrow at 8 p.m. on Depeyster Street off Main. Three ISA sponsored floats will join the Campus Night parade to solicit pledges for bonds. Two patriotic floats plus the Engleman hall Varga Girl float will be present. One float will depict the flag raising on Iwo Jima. Pledges are due by June 30 per Mike Friedland.
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Iwo Jima
Depeyster Street
Main Street
Independent Students Association
ISA
Kvets
Engleman Hall
Varga
May Queen to be crowned at Campus Night parade
Mary Ellen Hoffman will reveal the 1945 May Queen tomorrow night. The Campus Night parade begins at 7 15 p m with the University band leading and eleven finalists named for the May Queen and her attendants. Judges include Col Donaghy Wolcott and Dr Sherrer. The crowning precedes a 9 p m to 12 a m dance with chaperones and an in intermission Song Fest at 10 15 p m judged by Ken Osborne Bradshaw and Long.
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Mary Ellen Hoffman
Cardinal Key
Col
R. L. Donaghy
Campus Supply
Brady
M. A. Wolcott
The
Courier-Tribune
Grace Sherrer
Thelma Pflaging
Dean of Women’s Office
Raymond E. Manchester
Delbert Miller
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Harlan M. Hungerford
Kenneth Osborne
School of Music
Julia Bradshaw
Kaijt
Josephine Long
Ravenna
ISA Candidates Meet For Lone May Meeting
Independent Student Association candidates will attend a meeting on Monday May 28 at 7 30 p m in room 219 Kent Hall. Claude Miller temporary chairman announced this gathering to help students become better acquainted with the candidates.
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Independent Student Association
Kent Hall
Claude Miller
Miller
Veterans for Iwo Jima speak at committee meeting
Jim Beachy and Lil Sokoll organize veterans of Iwo Jima to address the committee. Details continue on page 4.
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Ber
Jim Beachy
Lil Sokoll
Iwo Jima
Williams To Speak At Honors Day Program Tuesday
Dr. Weldon Williams acting head librarian will address the Honors day assembly on Intellectual Dictatorship Tuesday May 29 at 10 am. Fifty students will be cited for general scholarship and Eagleman award winners in writing and education will be named.
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Weldon Williams
Eagleman
Eric T. Griebling
Douglass Recital Monday Evening at University
Esther Douglass presents her senior recital Monday at 8 15 p m in concert hall with Lorayne Shumway as assisting artist. Douglass member of Chi Mu will begin with Scarlatti Thomas Handel and the Lament of Dido from Purcell Dido and Aeneas followed by eight Brahms songs and a Norwegian piece In the Silence of Night. Shumway, junior music major, will perform Chopin Scherzo in C sharp minor.
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Esther Douglass
Lorayne Shumway
Miss Douglass
Chi Mu
Music Honorary
Scarlatti
Thomas
Handel
Dido
Purcell
Aeneas
Brahms
Miss Shumway
K-Vet Sweetheart Olga Antonuk Named
Olga Antonuk a sophomore in liberal arts was chosen K Vet sweetheart from fifteen entrants. She will receive the award in a military ceremony at the Administration building before Campus Night dance. Antonuk is from Copley Ohio and resides in Engleman hall. organizers were Jack Cobb Claude Miller and Clarence Tonka.
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Olga Antonuk
College of Liberal Arts
Miss Antonik
K-Vet
Independent Party
Engleman Hall
Copley, Ohio
Jack Cobb
Claude Miller
Clarence Tonka
Blue Key Taps Five Men at Annual Banquet
Five University men were tapped by Blue Key at the Men's Union banquet, joining ten last year’s executive board. Guest speakers were Dr. Gerald Chapman and Dean Raymond E. Manchester. Tapped honorees: Oliver Ocasek George Inscho Ed Suvanto Ed Siennicki Dick Dussel. Don Moore led tapping.
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Blue Key
Men’s Union
Gerald Chapman
Raymond E. Manchester
Chapman
Oliver Ocasek
George Insche
Ed Suvanto
Ed Siennicki
Dussel
Don Moore
Inscho
College of Education
Men’s Union Executive Board
YMCA
The Chance radio script tells of an aviator over Germany
The Radio Workshop program presents The Chance on Saturday May 28 at 10 45 a m. University students wrote the script directed by Lee Shhenefiel with Arlene Riggle Dave Ryan Edwin Suvanto and Fred Baker in the cast. Felice Faust and Bertha Hobensack handle sound effects for the broadcast on WAKR Akron.
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Germany
Radio Workshop
Lee Shhenefiel
George Papp
Arlene Riggle
Dave Ryan
Edwin Suvanto
Fred Baker
WAKR
Akron
Senior Class Graduation Announcements
Announcements may be obtained from Frances Canner at Lowry Hall or in the Atrium from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. next Monday and Tuesday.
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Frances Canner
Lowry Hall
Graduate Captain Frank Tabor Dies in Germany 1937
Captain Frank Tabor 32 a 1937 university graduate died May 7 in Germany after serving six months overseas with the Ninth Army. An engineer and Delta Phi Sigma member he taught at Brimfield high school and coached Mantua township teams before enlisting. He last wrote May 6 reporting heavy fighting and Russians encountered.
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Germany
Capt
Tabor
Reds
Frank Tabor
Adjutant General’s Office
Ninth Army
Tabor Last
Kent
The
Captain Tabor
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Brimfield
Brimfield High School
Mantua Township
Right Papers Share Highest Honors
The University publication was among eight universities in the national competition to receive this honor. Over 260 schools entered the contest and the paper shared results with Baylor University UC Los Angeles NYU Wayne University Los Angeles College Purdue University and Louisiana State University. The Staters were edited by Jane Selzer.
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Associated Collegiate Press
Baylor University
Wayne University
Los Angeles College
Purdue University
Louisiana State University
Jane Selzer
Correction notice on dining hall job pay in Stater
The Tuesday Stater corrected the pay rate for University dining hall jobs to 40 cents per hour. Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer, director of appointments, had earlier reported 45 cents.
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Lester H. Munzenmayer
Appointmenta
Student Faculty Picnic Tickets On Sale For Next Week
Students and faculty urged to buy picnic tickets by Tuesday deadline. Tickets cost 30 cents and are available in the atrium daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Marge Ingham oversees sales and needs attendance numbers.
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Marge Ingham
Orchestra To Give Concert On Sunday
George W. Gove assistant professor of music will be vocal soloist with the 36 piece University orchestra at its spring concert Sunday May 27 at 3 30 p m in the University auditorium. Gove bass baritone will sing four numbers two by Verdi and Deis and two folk melodies as arranged by Korbay and Guion. He joined the faculty last fall and will be accompanied by Harold Miles assistant professor of music. Concertmeister is Louis Fink director of music at the University Training school. George Papp sophomore will narrate the Russian number Peter and the Wolf by Prokofieff. Jack Booth 34 oboe will perform with the orchestra which includes townspeople and students.
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George W. Gove
Gove
Verdi
Deis
Korbay
Guion
Harold Miles
Louis Fink
George Papp
Peter and the Wolf
Prokofieff
Jack Booth
Shelby High School
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Mem
University Band
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Roy E. Wilhelm
Byron M. Sweet
Firestone
Betty Brown
Mamie Cavoulas
Ruth Eriicson
Marge Hosfield
JeanLenner
Amy Lee
Betty Offhaus
Eloise Pierce
Emily Willey
Cherie Willis
Betty Lee Winfield
Ethel Day
Phi Beta Kappa
Lester Munzenmayer
Douglass
Veterans’ Beauty
Men's Union
Suvanto
Alpha Psi Omega
National Dramatics Honorary
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Pi Kappa Delta
Phi Alpha Theta
Felice Faust
Bertha Hobensack
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