Honors for high scholarship seniors at Phi Beta Kappa ceremony
Thirteen seniors earned Phi Beta Kappa honors and 3.50 grade point averages. Dr. Weldon Miles Williams spoke on Intellectual Dictatorship while Miss Huth won the Anna Allen Engleman Award and Miss Wess received the James Ozro Engleman Award. Winners receive 60 dollars worth of books. the Engleman awards memorialize a former university president and his wife. The Phi Beta Kappa honorees include Grace Bosma Cora Boyle Frances Canner Margaret Curry Emily Habine Mary Ellen Hoffman Margery Jelinek Joanne Limber Laura McConnell Mary Marvin Edith Riley Betty Ann Van Bolt and Mary Jane Wertenberger.
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Phi Beta Kappa
Grace Bosma
Cora Boyle
Frances Canner
Margaret Curry
Emily Habine
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Margery Jelinek
Joanne Limber
Laura McConnell
Mary Marvin
Edith Riley
Betty Anne van Bolt
Mary Jane Wertenberger
University War Bond Rally Sets Record Pledge
A University war bond rally by the Independent Students' Association raised 3150 in pledges for the seventh war loan. Bonds sold on spot totaled 500 dollars via John Palfi and Dr. Walter Simmons, with a large portion pledged by Russell O Conke who plans a 2000 bond purchase. Plans to sell more bonds and war stamps were announced, with Josephine MacDonald assigned to contact sororities and fraternities. War stamps will be auctioned at the dance after the student faculty picnic Thursday led by Jack Cobb, who said music will be a juke box style with 25 cent stamps required before each dance. Lillian Sokoll named chair for ISA officer elections set Thursday 9 am to 4 pm.
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Independent Students’ Association
John Palfi
Kent Theater
Walter Simmons
Russell O’conke
Kent Hotel
ISA
University
Josephine MacDonald
Jack Cobb
Cobb
Lillian Sokoll
Seniors' School Day Ends Next Week
President George A. Bowman and Registrar E. C. Stopher announce that school days for graduating seniors will end next week on Wednesday at noon.
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George A. Bowman
E. C. Stopher
Four Stater Heads To Be Chosen Today
The publications policy committee will meet at 3 in the office of A. A. Crowell to interview applicants and select the Stater editors and business managers for the summer term and next fall. Heads will be announced at the annual publications banquet at the Robin Hood at 6 30 this evening.
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A. A. Crowell
School of Journalism
Stater
Three More Student Recitals Are Planned This Week
The school of music plans three student recitals this week with two undergraduate performers and one graduating senior. Emily Habine will give a piano recital at 8 15 Thursday in the University auditorium featuring Bach Partita No 5 in G major and Beethoven Pastoral Sonata. Twelve students perform this afternoon at 4 in the auditorium with vocalists Kay Bardelline Felice Faust Doris Gray Mildred Hightree Marjorie Sprott and Margaret Wilt and pianists Shirley Akeroyd Lois Featheringham Violet Gardner Madge Kime Edward Siennicki lin. Another recital is set for Friday at 8 in the auditorium.
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School of Music
Emily Habine
Marosszek
Koldaly
Kay Bardelline
Felice Faust
Doris Gray
Mildred Hightree
Marjorie Sprott
Margaret Wilt
Shirley Akeroyd
Lois Featheringham
Violet Gardner
Madge Kime
Edward Siennickilin
Willey Honored in Campus Night Parade 1945 Highlights
Emily Vincent Willey crowned May Queen of Beta Gamma sorority in Engleman hall honors. Beta Gamma and Alpha Omega sororities win parade and songfest honors while K Vets and Engleman dormitory groups collect trophies. Attendants Amy Lee and Betty Lee Winfield named.
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Emily Vincent Willey
Beta Gamma Sorority
Engleman Hall
Alpha Omega Sorority
Willey
Amy Lee
Betty Lee Winfield
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Women Interviewed By Marine Corps
A Marine First Lieutenant will be at the appointments office Thursday at 1 p.m. to interview women students concerning enlistment in the U S Marine Corps Women's Reserve. Dr. Lester Munzenmayer urges women between 20 and 36 to register before Thursday afternoon to arrange interviews with the Marine representative.
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U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
Lester Munzenmayer
Spring Quarter Registration Window Announced
Pre registration for the first summer quarter runs two days May 31 and June 1. Permits are issued at Registrar E C Stopher’s office and must be returned with the dean’s signature by June 4. Fees are due June 6 and 7. Students who complete registration may not return until classes begin June 19.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
No Stater to Publish Tomorrow
The Stater will not publish on Wednesday due to a university vacation. The next issue is scheduled for Friday morning.
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Stater
Casualty Returns To Visit KSU By John Thomas
Lieutenant Theodore Jikutz, once missing after a B 24 crash over Germany, reappears at KSU visiting the Dean of Men’s office. The 25 year old Akron flier, a University of Akron liberal arts alumnus (1939 41), was located at Patterson Field hospital Fairfield Ohio.
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Agnes Young
Raymond E. Manchester
Theodore Jikutz
Jikutz
Germany
Akron
Patterson Field Hospital
Fairfield
Ohio
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College of Liberal Arts
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