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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1946
Page
1
Registrar E C Stopher and Dean Fren Musselman urge all students attending summer school to file trial programs this week. No registration permits will be issued after May 31 or accepted after June 1 noon. Seniors juniors and graduates should have secured trial schedules yesterday, sophomores today, and freshmen Wednesday and Friday.
Prof William D. Taylor head of the school of journalism announced that all journalism students pre registering must have their trial program initiated by him.
The registrar advises student approval by the faculty advisor and return of the card to Mrs. Marion D. Clements. An eight quarter hour load covers a six week summer term with ten quarter hours requiring advisor or dean permission. Registrar Stopher notes university facilities needed for new students Monday June 17.
E Turner Stump head of the school of speech will deliver the Memorial Day address at Brimfield Thursday.
Sigma Sigma Sigma wins May Queen parade and songfest at Campus Night with three cups. Kappa Sigma Chi takes parade honors, Kappa Mu Kappa wins songfest, Engleman hall and ISA also win. Dixie Grundy is named May Queen with attendants Dornbusch and Scott. Judges and winners noted with weather woes and page 3 continuation.
Miles Concerto, completed in 1934, features an orchestral accompaniment on second piano by Fred H. Denker. The three movement work drew on Southern folk tunes a Georgia spiritual and a penny arcade music scene. Cleveland critic Herbert Elwell hails it as the century’s outstanding concerto.
The article lists 135 seniors preparing for commencement with events from June 2 sermon by Dr. Ferris at Fairmont Presbyterian to a June 8 academic procession. Events include a class picnic June 6, convocation June 6, luncheon at Robin Hood, and the Alumni Day banquet, with ticket info and organizers named.
Edith Galloway reports a sale of all unclaimed items on Tuesday in the student council office. The lost and found committee will conduct the auction under council oversight.
Officers elected to the next year's student faculty committee include Mabel Davey as chairman and Roy Apple as secretary. Two faculty members will be appointed by President George A Bowman. The group of ten includes five students and five faculty. A picnic during freshman week next fall was discussed.
Applications for summer employment in the university cafeteria are being accepted by Miss Eleanor E Hruby head dietician in her Lowry hall office this week from 2 to 4 p m.
T. W. Smith of the University of Chicago will deliver the 33rd annual commencement address Saturday June 8 before about 135 degree candidates. Exercises start at 10 am in the university auditorium. Smith, a Chicago philosophy professor and author, has military service and denazification work, plus leadership roles in government and academia.
Chairwoman Marian Anderson warned that the senior prom may be cancelled if 20 more tickets are not sold before tomorrow. The May 31 event runs from 10 p m to 2 a m at the Cuyahoga Falls American Legion home with Art Seyler's orchestra. women attendees will receive 3 30 a m permits.
Joe Caplowitz, a freshman representative, was elected by the student council to the athletic policy committee. Six members were appointed to the elections committee headed by Dana Mae Burkhardt with John Fouser, Bob Duncan, Roy Apple, Caplowitz and Edith Galloway forming the fall election panel.
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