Greek Organizations Dominate Regatta Postwar Races
The 4 p.m. regatta saw Greek groups lead the sorority and fraternity divisions. United Christian Fellowship, Delta Gamma now Alpha Phi, and Lowry Hall now Alpha Phi won sororities. Pi Kappa Delta now Alpha Gamma Delta topped last year’s fraternities, with KMK fading. Independent teams grew, WAA won uncontested in 1946, and the Blacksheep duo Sackmar and Jagman won the independent race in two heats last year.
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United Christian Fellowship
Delta Gamma Sorority
Lowry Hall
Alpha Phi
Pi Kappa Delta Sorority
Alpha Gamma Delta
Kappa Mu Kappa
WAA
John Sackmar
Gene Jagman
Regatta History Revises Course To Lake for Safety
The article notes WAA rowers Berniece Looney and Yvonne Lewandowska helped the WAA dominate the independent women's division as dorm entries trailed. Started in 1939, the regatta paused in 1944 due to low enrollment, revived in 1946, and recently shifted from Standing Rock to Main Street bridge before moving to a lake to avoid river currents.
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Lao
WAA
Berniece Looney
Yvonne Lewandowski
Paul Ryan
Stater
Tom Gavagan
Standing Rock
Main Street
Cuyahoga River
Fred
Invitations Are Ready for Senior Week Activities
Senior class president Carioti announced that invitations are ready and distribution runs through June 4 at Kent hall and the atrium. Tickets for prom 15, luncheon 1, and picnic 0 cents are on sale at the desk. The prom is at 9 p.m. June 11 at Maple Rest, luncheon at 12:30 p.m. June 10 at Unity Lutheran Church, and the picnic June 9 at 12:30 p.m. Adelle Durbin Park.
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Kent Hall
Carioti
Maple Rest
Root
Inity Lutheran Church
S. Water Reet
Adelle Durbin Park
Kraft To Sing Songs by Harold Miles
Harold Miles associate ofessor of music will provide an informal program hosted by Marie Simmelink Miraft in 309M. The composer will be at the piano for the Wednesday evening recital.
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Harold Miles
Ofessor of Music
Marie Simmelink Miraft
Cleveland
Summer Session Registration To Begin This Morning
Pre-registration for the summer session will begin this morning. Registrar Emmet C Stopher says students may obtain priority permits at their college dean’s office. It is hoped registration will be finished by Thursday.
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Emmet C. Stopher
Stopher
Choir Sets Library Concert By University Choir
University a cappella choristers will present a concert sponsored by the university library at 7 30 Tuesday night June 1 behind the library. Caro M Carapetyan will direct the choir in secular music featuring the Severance Hall program. Soloists will be Peter Ulrich Russell Stone Roland Patzer and Gordon Dormady.
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University
University Library
Caro M. Carapetyan
Severance Hall
Peter Ulrich
Russell Stone
Roland Patzer
Gordon Dormady
Acadia National Park Hosts Summer Geology Class Trip
Acadia National Park on Mt Desert Island will host a summer geology field class for majors. Geology Assistant Prof Carleton Savage will lead Geology Class 482 with teams, cabin housing, and in-field mapping practice. Participants include James Parkes Howard Beilhart Jules Du Bar Robert Hall Gene Helm Robert Coburn Richard Cope William McCormack Anthony Tinssen.
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Acadia National Park
Line
Carleton N. Savage
Mt. Desert Island
Te Park
Savage
James 3Arkes
Howard Beilhart
Jules du Bar
Robert Hall
Gene Helm
Robert Coburn
Richard Cope
William McCormack
Anthony Tennissen
Geology trips eyed with Ohio university collaboration
August 1 is the tentative departure date for a geology field course required for all geology majors and possibly later open to non majors. Geology 160 and 161 are prerequisites and the department hopes to work with Ohio University on future excursions.
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Terest
Savage
Ohio University
University open house at heating plant June 2
Prof. Dewey F. Barich announces an industrial arts open house at the university heating plant on Wednesday June 2 from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Demonstrations and exhibits will be presented.
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Dewey F. Barich
Altmann Made Life Member of Fraternity
Dr. George Altmann professor of health and physical education was made a life member of Phi Epsilon Kappa a Men s Physical Education fraternity at a recent meeting. He helped found the fraternity in 1913 at the College of the American Gymnastics Indianapolis. Other faculty members in the group are Prof. Frank Ballenger Dr Arville De Weese and Coach Joe Begala. Altmann was named special judge of the 87th National Tournament of the American Turners a role he has held for 25 years. Thousands from Maine to California will attend the tournament.
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George Altmann
Phi Epsilon Kappa
College of the American Gymnastics
Indianapolis
Frank Ballenger
Arville DeWeese
Joe Begala
Altmann
Meridith to Speak on Choosing the Right Job at SAM Banquet
W. R. Meridith of the Cleveland SAM chapter will keynote the Aurora Inn spring banquet for the university SAM chapter on June 2 at 7 p.m. His talk, Choosing the Right Job, targets faculty and students in management. Contact Paul Weitzel to arrange attendance.
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W. R. Meridith
Cleveland
Society For Advancement of Management
Sam
Aurora Inn
Paul Weitzel
Senior Woman To Get Cup At Banquet
The Cardinal Key cup for the most outstanding senior woman will be presented at the senior women's banquet on June 5 at the Robin Hood at 6 30 p m. Miss Mona Fletcher will be guest speaker with honorary Cardinal Key members as guests. The dinner is sponsored by Womens' League with Jo Haggerty and Shirley Edwards as co chairmen.
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Robin Hood
Mona Fletcher
Cardinal Key
Womens’ League
Jo Haggerty
Shirley Edwards
Memorial Day Music and Readings at Auditorium Assembly
Memorial Day program honors war dead with three Men's Glee Club songs I am a Poor Wayfaring Stranger Day of Judgment and A Stop Watch and an Ordinance Map A reading of the Gettysburg Address by Fred Scadding and a solo by A L Dittmer with Roberta Sollberger on piano O God Have Mercy by Mendelssohn accompanies Dittmer’s piece Stop Watch and an Ordinance Map features three drums in place of piano by contemporary composer Samuel Barber
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Assembly Committee
Men’s Glee Club
Fred Scadding
A. L. Dittmer
Roberta Sollberger
Glee Club
Samuel Barber
Mix-Up alters Kent Stater publishing schedule
The Daily Kent Stater will skip distribution Tuesday next week due to a Monday holiday. Editions will run Wednesday Thursday and Friday with the final edition distributed Monday June 7.
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Kent Stater
WAA to Present Awards at Picnic
The Women's Athletic Association will hold its annual picnic on Thursday June 3 from 5 to 8 p.m. in University woods with awards and installation of new officers. Tickets cost 35 cents. Contact Miss Beverly Seidel or Barbara King before 4 p.m. Tuesday June 1. If rain, the event moves to the gym.
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Women's Athletic Association
University Woods
Beverly Seidel
Barbara King
Village Green chosen for University Theater summer play
Carl Allensworth writes Village Green to be the summer production of the University Theater. Tryouts welcome for anyone enrolling in summer sessions. Prof Wesley Egan notes David Belasco’s The Return of Peter Grimm is the homecoming play.
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Village Green
Carl Allensworth
University Theater
David Belasco
Peter Grimm
Wesley Egan
Fame and Fortune for Kent Elks Talent Show Winners
University students may win fame and money at the Kent Elks club amateur talent show in the university auditorium June 4 and 5. Herman Pirchner presents the event with prizes including a week in Pitchner's Alpine Village Cleveland for the top winner and $15 to top contestants each night. Bernice Foley is featured. auditions are Monday at 7 p.m. or by calling Charles R. Mosher.
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Kent Elks Club
University Auditorium
Herman Pirchner
Cleveland
Pitchner
Alpine Village
Bernice Foley
Charles R. Mosher
Kent
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