230 Students To Be Cited For Grades
The largest number of students ever cited by the university, 230 in all, will be honored tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the 15th Annual Scholarship Day assembly. Thirteen graduates eligible for Phi Beta Kappa will be recognized, with awards including the Anna Engleman and James Engleman honors, a Delta Sigma Pi key, and $60 books. President George A. Bowman will present citations as Dr. A W Stewart addresses the gathering on Opportunities in Scholarship.
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Phi Beta Kappa
KSU
Gene Barker
Marie Louise Barzan
Betty June Brixey
Eleanor DiMinno
George Epley
Harold William Fagan
Clifford Hancock
George Inmscho
John R. Jack
Estelle Marie Kane
Albert A. Monahan Jr
Marilyn M. B. Powell
Nellie May Young
George A. Bowman
A. W. Stewart
Anna Alen Engleman
John Reed Spicer
James O. Engleman
Robert White
College of Education
College of Business Education
E. T. Griebling
Alice Ryder
Maurice Baum
T. H. Blair
Registration Begins Today for Summer Quarter
Registration for the Summer quarter and payment of fees start today per registrar E C Stopher. Students collect trial program cards from the registrar and register at atrium tables. Those with unpaid traffic fines cannot register. Bookstore opening date to be announced.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Burr Statf Aids Named
New appointees to the Burr staff have been named by Frank Carroll. Terry Pugliese will be the photography secretary while Marion Cole will take over the duties of associate editor of the Burr. This must be done before the Spring quarter ends.
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Burr
Frank Carroll
Terry Pugliese
Marion Cole
The
Seniors To Meet For August Class Officers Election
There will be a meeting of August graduating seniors at 4 p.m. today in 219K to elect class officers and set dues.
Campus Night Regatta Crowns May Queen at Campus Evening
More than 8,500 spectators watched the Stater's Seventh Annual Rowboat Regatta on the Cuyahoga river as Agnes Sawyer Kent and Evelyn Smith of Pi Kappa Sigma won the girls race. Gamma Sigma Phi placed second and Beta Gamma third. Campus Night featured festivities, Queen Barbara Berg, floats, and performances around Wills Gym.
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Agnes Sawyer
Kent
Evelyn Smith
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Gamma Sigma Phi
Beta Gamma
Harvey Redmond
Cuyahoga
Stater
Barbara Berg
KSU
Stan Mine
Bob Wentz
Jeep
Theta Sigma Tau Sorority
Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity
Wills Gym
New Heads Of Stater Revealed
John Forrest and Bob Lengacher named editors of the Stater for summer and fall. Karl Braucher and William Hugo chosen as business managers. Publications Policy Committee chaired by Prof. William Taylor announced the appointments at a Fourth Estate meeting.
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John Forrest
Bob Lengacher
Stater
Karl Braucher
William Hugo
Publications Policy Committee
William Taylor
Duchess
Kenneth K. Goldstein
Gerald Dantzic
Forrest
Chardon
Lengacher
Sugarcreek
The
Council Acts on Greek Letter Fraternity Recognition
The student council directs a letter to the Greek letter policies committee stating the inter fraternity council, with the president’s approval, holds sole power to recognize new fraternities. It recalls minutes must accompany allocator letters and notes the student faculty relations committee has limited activity beyond the fall picnic. Six fall allocators were approved after minutes were provided.
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Interfraternity Council
Bob White
Phi Gamma Theta
Kappa Lambda
Joan Neff
Miss Neff
Pat West
Martha Lansinger
Jim Bullock
Robert Magee
Chestnut Burr
Peg Kineer
Warren Lashley
Correction VA form 7 1963 filing change during registration
Correction states VA form 7 1963 for all eligible veterans under public law 346 will be completed at registration instead of before registration as previously announced.
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Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Alpha Omega
Phi Beta Phi
Fraternity and Engleman Hall
May Queen
Mavis Lemmons
Akron
Miss Lemmons
Tom Davey
E. Ladislaw Nowotony
School of Art
Davey
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