Letters To Lucerne Delivers War Pathos And Humor On Stage
A capacity audience of about 1000 watched 14 students under Prof. E. Turner Stump in the final year production Letters To Lucerne. Mary Haines as the German girl and Stella Greenbaum as a war minded southern girl drew strong notice with Kitty Liptak as the Polish lover who cannot forgive after a raid. The cast impressed with Mrs. Haines and the ensemble delivering poignant climaxes amid simple staging and lively direction.
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Adelaide Snyder
Lucerne
E. Turner Stump
Mary Haines
Germany
Poland
Warsaw
Miss Haines
Greenbaum
Stella Greenbaum
Kitty Liptak
Erna
Betty Bunnell
Dorothy Wolff
Suzanne Schwartz
Jean Lenner
Marty Galloway
Carol Richards
Crewmen To Use Library Facilities At Rockwell Library
Rooms on the eastern corridor of Rockwell library are reserved for air crew students starting Monday April 12. Reference books and general reading volumes will be moved to outfit three reading rooms. Western corridor remains open to University students. between 7 and 9 pm access to the other side is restricted. General reading books go to the general reading room. reference books are kept on reserve.
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Rockwell Library
Waring Votes Open for Late Ballot Submissions
Students who failed to vote yesterday or today can sign in at the Duchess office per Herb Rosen editor. Petitions must be filed by tomorrow to allow time for the broadcast on Fred Waring's program featuring dedication numbers.
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Waring
Stater
Fred Waring
Duchess
Herb Rosen
Wetzel Dips Plane Over KSU Campus
The Golden Flash B-17 flying fortress paused over Kansas State University campus on its way to West Palm Beach. Pilot Second Lieut. Lowell Wetzel saluted the campus from the four engine plane named in honor of the Golden Flash football team.
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Golden Flash
Army Air Force Flying Fortress
University
West Palm Beach
Fla
Lowell Wetzel
University Grid
Homer Semler
Crain Ave
Wetzel
Buzz
Delta Phi Sigma
Five Kent Stater Represented at Ohio College Convention
Frances Murphey Ruth Jane Recht Frances White Adelaide Snyder and Jane Selzer will represent the Kent Stater at the Ohio College Newspaper Association convention April 30 to May 2 in Bowling Green Ohio. Contests include best daily weekly and bi weekly among others with awards to be presented at the final banquet.
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Frances Murphey
Ruth Jane Recht
Frances White
Adelaide Snyder
Jane Selzer
Kent Stater
Ohio College Newspaper Association
Bowling Green
Ohio
Toledo
Enrollment Figures At University This Quarter
Registrar E. C. Stopher reports about 260 men and 748 women enrolled this quarter at the university, indicating steady enrollment growth and gender balance.
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E. C. Stopher
Army Air Force Officers To Visit Campus Today
A contracting board of the army air force will be on campus today to confer with administrative heads on financial aspects of the University air crew training program. President K. C. Leebrick announced yesterday that he had received a telegram from the central procurement district office in Detroit informing him of the group s arrival. Captain William J. Ackermann commanding officer Adrian Van Wyen armed forces adviser and Dr Leebrick will show the negotiating committee around campus and advise them of the program.
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Army Air Force
University Air Crew
K. C. Leebrick
Central Procurement District
Detroit
Mich
William J. Ackermann
Adrian van Wyen
Armed Forces
Leebrick
Allotment Of $7273 In Spring Activity Budget
The student allocations committee approved a spring quarter activity budget of 7273 dollars for 12 groups. Jane Higgins chaired noting large cuts allowed within available funds. several groups requested no funds. Budgets approved include art 71 dollars assembly 125 band 59 Chestnut Burr 2808 forensics 90 intra murals 110 Stater 2263 Men's Union 172 Radio workshop 140 Varsity athletics 725 Women's league 440 social 270 with 645 dollars reserved for possible refunds via the university treasurer.
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Jane Higgins
Assembly
Band
Chestnut Burr
Army Air Force Crew
Higgins
University
Registrar E C Stopher Sick Leave After Illness
Registrar E C Stopher has been confined to his home since Tuesday due to a severe throat chest condition. He hopes to resume duties today after contracting a chest cold early this week.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
OWA Sponsors Cadet Dance For University Crewmen
The Office of War Activities will host a cadet dance in Wills gymnasium from 8 30 to 11 30 p m Saturday April 17. Open to all University and air crew students with a student activity ticket. Peg Curry Audrey Wells Marilou Sowash lead committees for arrangements.
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Office of War Activities
Wills Gymnasium
Peg Curry
Audrey Wells
Marilou Sowash
Dean Addresses Relations Between Women Students and Air Crewmen
Dean Mary L. Smallwood told an all women assembly that university women should support air crewmen and avoid hindering them. She cited complaints about smoking and necking, noted dances for both groups but enforced conduct rules, limited civilian conversations, and warned that disorderly drinking could lead to elimination from the army.
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Mary L. Smallwood
Air Crew
Dean Smallwood
University dance organization assigns chaperones and hosts
Doris Yarger leads selecting chaperones and inviting faculty. Monetta Croakman arranges ping pong and card games for non dancers. Jane McDowell and Martha Jean Lauderbaugh handle publicity and decorations. Linnea Laukkonen will send formal invitations to officers and executives. OWA's 18 women serve as hostesses while Herbert Myers and Frank Crofcot host. At the door, a number system pairs students with someone of similar height.
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Monetta Croakman
Jane McDowell
Martha Jean Lauderbaugh
Linnea Laukkonen
OWA
Herbert Myers
Frank Crofcot
University to Conduct Fire Fighting Program
President K. C. Leebrick and Dean Frew Musselman met with Ralph Stone head of the state office of Civilian defense in Cleveland to discuss plans for a fire fighting instruction program under the University extension service. State fire fighting committee members were present.
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University Extension Service
K. C. Leebrick
Dean Frew Musselman
Ralph Stone
State Office of Civilian Defense
Cleveland
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