Bowman to Deliver Memorial Day Address at Standing Rock
President George A. Bowman will give the Kent Memorial Day address tomorrow morning at Standing Rock cemetery. The University K Vets will lead the city parade planned by the American Legion, starting on South Water Street at 9 45. Dr. Ralph W. Dexter was reelected as vice president and program chairman of the Cuyahoga Falls Audubon club and as secretary of the Portage County Conservation committee for the third time.
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George A. Bowman
Standing Rock Cemetery
University K-Vets
American Legion
South Water Street
Ralph W. Dexter
Cuyahoga Falls Audubon Club
Portage County Conservation Committee
Holm Speaks At Brimfield Memorial Day Exercise
James N. Holm assistant professor of speech spoke at a Brimfield Memorial Day ceremony. He delivered a speech at the Brimfield Grange during the Sunday observance.
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Holm
Brimfield Rites
James N. Holm
Brimfield
Professor Holm
Brimfield Grange
Senior Cap Gown Fittings Postponed to Next Week
Senior cap and gown fittings at the University Bookstore have been postponed to next week. Fittings run Tuesday through Thursday, June 5 to 7, 9 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 4 pm, with about forty fittings daily. Appointment numbers 1–40 Tuesday, 41–80 Wednesday, 81–120 Thursday. Fee is $2.50 plus tax payable at the bookstore.
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Mildred McCue
Gammas Schedule Practice At Rockwell Field
George Farres announces Sigma Tau Gamma softball practice tonight at 4 p.m. on the far end of Rockwell field. All Gammas who have played before or wish to join at the student faculty picnic should report.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
Rockwell Field
George Farres
Farres
Sudeck Wins Manchester Cup At Men’s Union Banquet
Alliance freshman Bill Sudeck won the Manchester cup at the annual Men’s Union banquet. Roy Dunn of Clinton placed second and Arthur Henry of Cleveland third. Sudeck led with 41 points, Dunn 30, Henry 21, from events across sports and writings.
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Bill Sudeck
Dunn
Henry
Alliance
College of Education
Raymond E. Manchester
Roy Dunn
Clinton
Arthur Henry
Cleveland
Ludeck
All-Stars Face Yankees as Intramural Title Hopes Live
The All-Star softball team meets the Yankees at 4 p.m. at Rockwell field hoping to stay in the race for the intra mural title. Sam Dante is slated to start for the All-Stars with Homer Peavy on the mound for the Yankees as the Gamma s contest approaches.
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Yankees
Rockwell Field
All- Stars
Sigma Tau Gammas
All-Stars
Sam Dante
Campus Night Honors Recap with KMK, May Queen, Parade
Sigma sorority earned honorable mention as campus festivities continued with KMK painted K on the front campus. The May Queen and attendants were named by Mary Ellen Hoffman. A parade followed and was judged by Col. Donaghy, M. Wolcott, and Dr. Grace Sherrer. The evening featured a May Queen presentation, a KMK bracelet ceremony for Olga Antonik, and a student council parade reveal by George Insche.
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Sigma Sorority
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
al Annandono
University
Marilou Lowash Collins
KMK
Jim Patterson
John Williamson
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Cardinal Key
Elizabeth Ersley Piotter
George Insche
Roy L. Donaghy
M. A. Wolcott
Grace Sherrer
Thelma Pflaging
Akron
Wills Gymnasium
Olga Antonik
K-Vet
Miss Antonuk
Student Council
Paul Shanower Confirmed Dead in German Action
Sgt. Paul F. Shanower, missing since March 19, is now listed as dead. A University of Idaho student from 1941 to 1943 in the college of business administration, he served with the 65th Infantry Division and was killed in Germany.
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Paul F. Shanower
Raymond E. Manchester
College of Business Administration
Shanower
Germany
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Olga Antonuk
Better Akron Civic Club
Courier-Tribune
Bowman
Dexter
Kent
Gammas
Yanks
Homer Peavy
Dante
Ted Phillips
Mrs. Willey’s
Betty Brown
Mamie Cavoulas
Ruth Eriicson
Marge Hosfield
Jean Lerner
Betty Offhaus
Eloise Pierce
Cherie Willis
Kent National Bank
Paul Shanower
Lou Zaremba
Chestnut Burr Office
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