Board Approves Faculty Promotions at Monthly Meeting
The board of trustees approved new faculty appointments and promotions. David Russell will replace Clarence Slocum in the college of business administration, while Slocum takes a one year leave to study at Ohio State. Nine assistant professors become associate professors.
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Slocum
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Board of Trustees
David Russell
Stillwater
Bruce Handley
Frederick Marbut
Ray Moran
Osa Dell Woodring
Women in Business Organization Forms Honorary Fraternity
The new honorary fraternity for women in business and business education, Zeta Iota, met at the Robin Hood last evening to plan pins and elect a faculty advisor. Cleo Crow will guide the group as head of the secretarial science division, with twelve charter members listed.
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Zeta Iota
Robin Hood
Cleo Crow
Aileen Milligan
Marian Clapps
Cay McGowan
Helen Pfeifer
Doris Williams
Ola C. Dixon
Norma Bratton
Lucy DeSimio
Mary Jane O’brien
Pearl Rankin
Maurine Fulmer
Louise Clark
Leebricks To Attend Syracuse University Commencement
Dr and Mrs K C Leebrick plan a trip Saturday to Syracuse New York for the 70th Syracuse University commencement. Their son Karl Jr will receive a baccalaureate degree in liberal arts with zoology as his major. Leonard W Brockington will be the featured speaker.
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K. C. Leebrick
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Karl, Jr
Leebrick
Liberal Arts
Kent State University
Karl Jr
College of Liberal Arts
Phi Gamma Delta
Archbold Stadium
Leonard W. Brockington
Canada
Last Times Today Senior Class Meeting Scheduled
The final senior class meeting of the year will be held this afternoon at 4 o clock in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Senior announcements will be distributed at the meeting.
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McGilvrey Hall
Deans Announce Graduation List For June Commencement
Lists released by the deans show 255 students eligible for graduation on June 9. Governor John Bricker will deliver the commencement address. The College of Education leads with 166 graduates, Business Administration has 46, and Liberal Arts 43. Names include Edward John Dams among those listed.
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John Bricker
College of Education
Business Administration
Liberal Arts
Dams
Edward John
Faculty To Travel and Write During Summer
U S government ranger naturalist in Glacier National Park to special engineer at Goodyear Aircraft plants showcases the summer duties of KSU faculty. Dr Charles B Summer assistant biology professor will serve as Danger Naturalist visiting Dakota Bad Lands Grand Tetons Yellowstone. H R Nissley assistant business professor to aid production planning at aircraft company. J W Begala assistant physical education professor directs Masonic boys camp at Turkeyfoot Lake near Akron. Dr W G Meinke German professor to spend summer writing a German grammar. R W Dexter biology assistant professor to survey biotic regions western states. Donald Anthony head of division of business to write a labor problems textbook. J N Holm speech instructor to begin a book. H A Cunningham biology chair to author two books Laboratory Skill Animal Behavior alongside textbooks for various biology students. Edna Lotz associate psychology professor editing May issue of The Ohio Crusader. Mona Fletcher assistant political professor mentioned.
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U. S
Glacier National Park
Goodyear
KSU
Charles B. Summer
Park
Dakota Bad Lands
Grand Tetons
Yellowstone National Park
J. W. Begala
Masonic
Turkeyfoot Lake
Akron
W. G. Meinke
R. W. Dexter
Donald Anthony
Division of Business Administration
J. N. Holm
H. A. Cunningham
Lotz
Edna Lotz
Kent State selects editors and managers for campus pubs
After a close vote, Kent State editors and business managers were chosen for the coming year. John Mine from New Jersey will edit, Bob Ledbetter of Mississippi becomes business manager, with Earl Vacaria named summer editor of the Stater and Harold Murphey as Chestnut Burr business manager.
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Kent States
John Mine
New Jersey
Bob Ledbetter
Mississippi
Earl Vacaria
Leonard Schafitz
Harold Murphey
Kent Stater Rowboat Regatta field named
With seven hours seventeen minutes left before the deadline, Kappa Mu Kappa defends its title as it signs up for Saturday’s Kent Stater Rowboat Regatta on the Cuyahoga River at 10 30 a m. Beta Gamma sorority joins the women's division alongside six men's teams racing. Two rowers per boat on the one mile course. Other entrants include Alpha Omega sorority Engleman Hall Moulton Hall Delta Phi Sigma Phi Beta Phi fraternities Varsity K Sigma Tau Gamma Alpha Phi Beta Gamma Sigma Phi Tri Sig Pi Kappa Sigma sororities.
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Kappa Mu Kappa
Cuyahoga River
Beta Gamma Sorority
Alpha Omega Sorority
Engleman Hall
Moulton Hall
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alpha Phi Beta
Gamma Sigma Phi
Tri Sig
Pi Kappa Sigma
Mort Metker Caught With Turtle Must Visit Haberdashery
Type and Turtle tale notes Mort Metker a linotype expert who stored a big turtle in his wife's washing machine. He was forced to shop for a clean shirt after missing the wash during a banquet at the Hotel Mayflower in Akron last night.
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Mort Metker
Mort
Mayflower
Akron
Scientists To Elect New Club Officers Tonight
The Physical Science club will elect next year's officers at 4 o'clock in room 419 McGilvrey hall. Retiring president Jack Fowler announced the meeting with Dr. Rumold, head of physical sciences, giving a short talk. Members are urged to attend to conduct the election.
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Physical Science Club
McGilvrey Hall
Jack Fowler
Charm Table Receives Banquet Honors At Kent State Stater
The annual publications banquet highlighted Table No. 3 with several awards. John Mine now Kent Stater editor led the table, Bob Kenyon earned a silver key, Frederick Marbut heard President Leebrick announce his appointment as assistant professor in journalism, Harold Murphy was named Chestnut Burr business manager, and Matt Fenn won for writing the most words on the Stater last semester.
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Betty Crampon
George Fleischer
Jules Bognar
Gus Chigges
Charles Holloway
Earl Vacaria
Lindy Barch
Bill Schraegle
Leonard Kramer
Janet Foltz
Bob Kenyon
Bob Seese
Henry Beck
Chi Pi
William Schraegle
Tom Bates
John Mine
Kent Stater
Frederick Marbut
K. C. Leebrick
School of Journalism
Harold Murphy
Chestnut Burr
Matt Fenn
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HPE
Betty Crampton
Stater
Frances Maisch
Jeanne Parrish
Catherine McGregor
Oren Casey
Elmer Wagstaff
Robert Mosher
Helene Lenner
Harold Nissley
Charles Sumner
Austin Bond
Sumner
Harry D. Wolfe
Nissley
Harley Blair
Susie McCreary
Parma Schools
Women In Business
Leebricks
KCL Jr
New States
John
Deans
Marianna Ledbetter
H. R. Nissley
Industrial Management Society Bulletin
Begala
Ledbetter, Murphy, Doehla
Ayres
Charles Ayres
Franklin
Ohio
NTFC
The
Duchess
Howard Doehla
William Taylor
Mayflower Hotel
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