Pi Kappa Sigma Wins Scholars Cup for Fifth Straight Year
Pi Kappa Sigma sorority takes the Pan-Hellenic Scholar ship Cup with the highest cumulative GPA for the fifth consecutive year. They averaged 2.79 from 38 grades, narrowly ahead of Theta Sigma Upsilon at 2.74 from 96 grades.
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Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Pan-Hellenic Association
Ada V. Hyatt
Pi Kaps
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Alpha Omega
Beta Gamma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Summer enrolment to exceed fall and winter at university
The registrar projects summer enrolment reaching at least 2300, up from 2150. Veterans affairs reports show over 400 new applications and 30 to 60 veterans visiting daily. About 100 applications for interruption received. most of the 1100 ex GI students plan to stay. Registration continues to May 31 with June 17 start for summer term.
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E. C. Stopher
Dewey Barich
Coordinator of
Veterans Affairs
Barich
Seniors Dance At Cuyahoga Falls Prom With Live Orchestra
Fifty tickets sold for a senior prom at the Cuyahoga Falls American Legion home. Marion Anderson says dancing runs 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Art Seyler and his orchestra. Tickets are $2 per couple. senior luncheon $1.25. Luncheon sales end Tuesday June 4. Robin Hood luncheon set for Thursday June 6 at 12 30 p.m.
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Cuyahoga Falls
American Legion
Marion Anderson
Art Seyler
Dean of Women's Office
Blue Key Re-elects Inscho President
George Inscho was re elected president of Blue Key the men's service honorary on Wednesday. Claude Miller was chosen as vice president, John Thomas named secretary, and Jim Hewitt elected treasurer for the coming year.
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George Inscho
Blue Key
Claude Miller
John Thomas
Jim Hewitt
Modern Jewelry Making Course Focuses On Design
The university offers a jewelry making course led by Miss Thelma Hyland and Wilbur W. West with 40 students. Students produce rings bracelets and other items at about one tenth retail cost using silver copper and brass. Night class meets twice weekly for three hours and ex servicemen may use the GI bill. course may repeat in winter and summer quarters.
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Thelma Hyland
Wilbur W. West
Charles Earhart
Veterans Rest Area Opens June 20 at Jay Teen Club
The K-Vet Rest area will open June 20 in the Jay Teen club offering dancing, ping pong, lounge and a soft drink bar for veterans. Admission is by K-Vet social cards limited to 135. Cards cost 75 cents monthly with a two month first sale starting June 30.
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Veterans
Jay-Teen
Bill Sullivan
K-Vet
Jay-Teen Club
K-Vet Social
Randy Newhouse
Newhouse
NTFC Stock Refunds Offered to Show Purchasers
Mike Friedland, 1946 producer, says refunds will be issued to all stock buyers of this year's NTFC show in the atrium on Monday and Tuesday.
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Atrium
Bob Duncan
Bill Sullivan
Joe Caplowitz
NTFC
Mike Friedland
University Tow Policy Sparks Campus Auto Tows
A university traffic report notes at least two student cars are towed from campus weekly. Three violations trigger a 3 towing charge, highlighting strict enforcement of parking rules on campus.
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University Traffic Department
Kenyon Plans Duchess Style Magazine to Debut in September
Editor Bob Kenyon announced the Duchess a campus news magazine blending satire and entertainment with 40 to 50 pages and 25 to 40 photos per issue. Lou Simone warns only 500 off campus copies monthly, nine issues for $2, with subscriptions due to Merrill Hall office.
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Time Magazine
Duchess
Bob Kenyon
Kenyon
Lou Simone
Merrill Hall
Jeanne Cook Heads Renewed Forum Committee
Jeanne Cook was elected chair of the reactivated forum committee at a Wednesday meeting. Bill Sullivan became allocating agent and James N. Holm was chosen recording secretary. Plans for public forums next fall were discussed. Student members include Helen Cardinal George Insche Sullivan and Jeanne Cook. faculty members are Dr. Maurice Baum Dr. A Sellen Roberts Dr. William Form and Holm.
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Jeanne Cook
Bill Sullivan
James N. Holm
Helen Cardinal
George Insche
Sullivan
Miss Cook
Maurice Baum
A. Sellen Roberts
William Form
Holm
Miles Plays Original Concerto Thunderbolt of the West
Harold E. Miles assistant professor of music gave the first public performance of his concerto Thunderbolt of the West in the university auditorium on Wednesday morning. Fred H. Denker head of music played a second piano transcription of the orchestral accompaniment. Dr. Walter L. Simmons associate professor of English offered comments on the three movement work begun in 1933 and recently completed.
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Harold E. Miles
University
Fred H. Denker
Courier-Tribune
Walter L. Simmons
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Alice Hudson
Angeline Zima
Shirley Ackeroyd
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Kent National Bank
Miles
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