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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
1
Edith Galloway announces nearly 40 articles in the student council lost and found. Gloves umbrellas coats pens pencils books scarves jewelry and more await pickup at the student council office before quarter end or be sent to the finder or relief groups.
Paul Meisner Glencoe Ill. superintendent of schools told university students that the three R's are no longer adequate for modern times. He likened students to products on an assembly line and urged higher teacher pay and 12 month employment. He spoke at the university under Kappa Delta Pi with introduction by Dr A L Heer.
Lawrence Sauber, a Kent State freshman in liberal arts and industrial chemistry, resembles Eddie Bracken and earned the nickname Brack during pilot training. Alumnus Doc Papp urged him to enroll at KSU after Great Lakes, and he now swims and plays basketball for the K-Vets while avoiding a film career.
The University Women's Glee club will sing Yuletide carols at the first Christmas assembly since peace was declared. The event starts 10:00 December 20 in the university auditorium under director Miss Elfreda Littlejohn with Harold Miles on organ and Lorayne Shumway at piano.
Dispensary reports indicate the influenza outbreak is easing as cold weather curbs spread. Only 16 students sent home yesterday, down from 30 plus last week. eight were in the informary, including Margaret Winchell Dolores Bashline Marilyn Zeiser Lois Longmead Marion Cole Barbara Graff Ellen Johnson and Salvador Larrazabol.
Dick Sarno and Frank Scherschel will chair and direct the fifth annual short course in news photography set for April 3 to 6. Sarno, Hearst Pictures director of photography, and Scherschel Life photographer, return from wartime duties to showcase meetings shots and a color film of the Yalta trip. An advisory council of leading editors and photographers guides planning.
A choral reading group directed by Mrs. Sally Holm will present a series of ancient and modern Christmas readings. The first program is scheduled for Wednesday evening December 12 for the Evening Circle of the Congregational church, with a repeat on Friday December 14 for the Forum of the Congregational church. The group will be accompanied by Madrigal singers, and members include E. Turner Stump James N Holm J R Montgomery Gail Jeffery Pauline Johnson Betty Mazenbach Doris Sigle Pepper Gluck Kay Galey and Dorothy Shay.
George Husa, campus veteran, appointed assistant supervisor of the Jayteen group in Kent. He heads the intramural All-Star team and belongs to the YMCA HPE club K-Vets and Phi Beta Phi fraternity.
Kent State University College of Business Administration expects more than 50 veterans to enroll next quarter, including at least six former students. Readiness to re-enter cites William Byrne James Culler Francis Rogers William Ruthenberg Kenneth Williams and James Zingery. Dean Arden Allyn warns housing shortages could cancel some registrations while noting about half of returning servicemen are married.
Barabara McDowell elections committee chair announces revised rules for Miss Kent State queen elections ahead of January 15. Penalties apply for violations including poster timing limits no handbills in mailboxes and dress tags. rules specify poster size space and meeting requirements to ensure fair poster allocation.
Edith Galloway Pan-Hellenic chairman announces rush list registration from Monday January 7 through the week. A dollar fee is payable to a representative in the atrium 9 am to 4 pm. Only those on the rush list may be rushed and unsigned students must join to participate. Previous entrants remain eligible if not affiliated with another sorority.
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