June Graduates Placed Across Fellowships and Jobs
Twelve June graduates have received positions fellowships or graduate assistantships for the coming year reports Dr. Lester Munzenmayer director of the placement office. Several hold teaching posts in Ohio schools and nearby districts while others take university fellowships or personnel assistantships.
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Lester Munzenmayer
Munzenmayer
Merle E. Wagoner
Eleanor Trapp
Cuyahoga Falls
University of Wisconsin
Barbara Welton
East Aurora
University of Syracuse
Elfrieda Wachic
Erieside
Ohio University
Elma Smobersteg
Ruth Renz
Lakewood
Ohio
Nine KSU Students Enroll in Army Air Forces Pre‑Flight
Nine former Kent State University students study at Maxwell Field Alabama enrolled in the Army Air Forces pre flight school for pilots. The aviation cadets include Edwin LaMar Blevins Elmer H Cassler Kenneth F Cole Robert H Gains Harold E Glazier Arden D Mills William H Searcy Roderick N Watts and Leonard Weisenberg.
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KSU
Maxwell Field
Army Air Forces
Ala
Edwin LaMar Blevins
Fremont
Elmer H. Cassler
Canton
Kenneth F. Cole
Cuyahoga Falls
Robert H. Gains
Yonkers
N. Y
Harold E. Glazier
Silver Lake
Arden D. Mills
Hudson
William H. Searcy
Roderick N. Watts
North Canton
Leonard Weisenberg
Cleveland
Parrish Announces Part Time Jobs for Women Students
Jeanne Parrish assistant dean of women says part time jobs are available for several women students. All women employed outside class work should come to the office to fill out a statement, Miss Parrish requests.
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Jeanne Parrish
Miss Parrish
Deans to Attend Columbus Teacher Training Conference
Dr John L Blair dean of the college of education and Dr A L Heer director of teacher training will attend a conference of deans and directors of teacher training in Columbus this Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Blair
College of Education
A. L. Heer
Columbus
Easter Assembly at University April 21 Speaker Dr King
Edinburg Scotland’s Dr Joseph King will speak at the university Easter assembly on Wednesday April 21 at 9 am 10 EWT in the auditorium. Rev Edward Willcox of Kent will introduce him after Easter selections by the university a cappella choir directed by Bruce Handley. Army air force trainees are to attend per Capt William J Ackermann arrangements.
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Edinburg University
Edinburg
Scotland
Joseph King
Edward Willcox
First Congregational Church of
Alvin Jd. Miller
Assembly
KSRW Airs Comedy At New Program Time
The first radio workshop at the new 2 15 p m slot aired yesterday over WADC Akron featuring a comedy script A College Primer by Anne Daly. The piece uses each alphabet letter to depict college culture with letters D for date B for bolt and C for coke through individual roles and chorus.
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WADC
Akron
Anne Daly
Bolt
Coke
University Time Policy Emphasizes State Time
Dr K C Leebrick, president, warned the University is a state institution and must use state time. He announced that from now on all hour designations in the Stater will reflect state time.
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K. C. Leebrick
Three Coeds Conduct Radio Program Survey
A survey of 1,000 Kent state and Roosevelt high school students conducted by three University freshmen reveals comedy and popular music as youths' favorite radio programs. The study directed by Dr. William B. Shepherd involved Betty Rinkes Barbara Greene and Ann McLeod.
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Kent State
Roosevelt
America
William 8. Shepherd
Betty Rinkes
Barbara Greene
Ann McLeod
SFA Completes Plans for Spring Quarter
Student Forensic Association will finalize spring quarter plans at a meeting tomorrow at 3 p m in room 316 Kent Hall. Director Elizabeth Ersley confirmed the update yesterday.
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Student Forensic Association
Kent Hall
Elizabeth Ersley
Kent State Honored in Ohio Teaching Certificates Ranking
Kent State University ranked second in Ohio for graduates receiving high school teaching certificates in 1942, with 174 teachers. Ohio State topped the list. Kent also placed third in elementary teacher certifications and third in total Ohio certificates awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State University
Kenneth C. Ray
Ohio
Ohio State
Kent
Kent State
Journalists To Convene On Spring Activities Meeting
Journalists will gather to outline spring activities at a Journalism student body meeting Friday at 3 p m in Merrill Hall room 107 4 EWT.
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Merrill Hall
Alphie the Alpha Omega Mascot Dead After Hit-Skip
Alphie a three month old black and white AO mascot half Spitz and half unknown was killed by a hit skip driver in front of the Alpha Omega sorority house on Saturday. Daughter of Trixie Gamma Sigma Phi mascot she had become a campus sensation with tricks including retrieving shoes. Burial was held in the sorority house backyard with Theta Miller officiating. Survived by her mother and eight siblings, funeral attendance not listed.
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Alphie
Spitz
Alpha Omega Sorority
Trixie
Gamma Sigma Phi
Aos
Gamma Sigs
Pork Barrel
Theta Miller
Students Agree On Revisions For Proposed Student Constitution
The joint constitution committee will recommend the changes to the faculty for approval before presenting to the board of trustees. The process aims to have the constitution possibly in effect by May 1 after a 97 percent student vote last December and subsequent faculty revisions.
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Lester H. Munzenmayer
Board of Trustees
Peg Curry
Miss Curry
Joe Hart
Armed Forces
Air crew Hop Dance Planned by OWA Tonight
The Office of War Activities names the first dance The Air crew Hop and schedules it for Saturday night from 7 30 to 10 30 p m 8 30 to 11 30 EWT in formal attire. University women must be in by midnight with chaperones from faculty and aircrew course instructors.
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Office of War Activities
Jane McDowell
OWA
Merrill Hall
Gentlemen's Square: campus retreat becomes aircrew gathering
Former student retreat at Engleman dormitory renamed Gentlemen's Square by hundreds of aircrew cadets. The area once used for night astronomy work becomes a social space with dances and gatherings. Quarantine lifted for cadets to mingle with students for weekend events.
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Engleman
Gamma
Brady Corner
Royal Sale Extends Duchess Issues For Students And Crew
The Duchess sale continues this week so students who have not yet received copies may obtain them. Air crew men may purchase the Duchess. The issue includes pictures of air crew men Jimmie Lunceford cartoons and gags. New features We Hear From The Mob and Duchess Dusting are added.
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Jimmie Lunceford
Women to organize service group today at McGilvrey hall
Women interested in joining the American Women's Voluntary Service will sign up for available activities at a meeting today at 3 p m in room 317 McGilvrey hall. Open fields include secretarial and office help promotional work and knitting.
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American Women's Voluntary Service Organization
McGilvrey Hall
Air Force Cadets Parade to Launch Kent Bond Drive
Five hundred air force students will march in Kent at 7 p.m. to start the second war bond drive. A 33 piece marching band led by Roy D. Metcalf will lead the cadets, assembled last week by the bandmaster.
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Air Crew
Kent
Roy D. Metcalf
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KSRW
SFA
State Department of Education
Gentleman's Square
Sally Adams
Royal Sale
Air Force
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