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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1945

Page

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University council to review 200 signatures on petitions

Student Council yesterday recommended the university library committee consider petitions about a library issue after noting nearly 200 students signed. Barbara McDowell Betty Brown and Ruth Hoehn were appointed to meet with faculty. The council also cleared Chestnut Burry accounts and planned a student faculty workshop for February 14.

University Library Committee Shearr Walt Asa Berrle Peg Curry Council Barbara McDowell Betty Brown Ruth Hoehn George Hussa Ed Fenko Chestnut Burr

K-Vets Sponsor University Formal Next Month

The Moulton ball room will host a university dance sponsored by the K-Vets on Friday March 2 at 8 30 p m. Richard Stahlsmith leads the planning with Jack Cobb and Dick Dussel assisting. Bernie May's orchestra will provide music. Tickets cost 1 50 per couple 1 00 for single. University women may receive one o'clock permits to attend. Veterans from the K-Vet house help organize with Ted Baskin Dick Cone John Etz Jim Fletcher George Husa Jim Kinney Bill Sudeck Ralph Wilde and Don Young assisting.

Moulton Ball K-Vets Ted Baskin Dick Cone John Etz Jim Fletcher George Husa Jim Kinney Bill Sudeck Ralph Wilde Don Young

Four University of Detroit debaters to compete in Pittsburgh forum

Dave Ryan George Teel Don Wargowsky and Oliver Ocasek will represent the University of Detroit at the Pittsburgh College Forum tournament in Pittsburgh Pa on February 10. James N Holm director of forensics says Professor E Turner Stump will accompany the team to the event. The squad meets tonight at 7 30 in Kent hall room 315.

Mount Mercy College Pittsburgh University Dave Ryan George Teel Don Wargowsky Oliver Ocasek James N. Holm E. Turner Stump School of Speech Kent Hall Holm

Bowman To Speak At Stag Banquet

Reservations for tomorrow night’s stag banquet at the Youngstown YMCA in honor of President George A Bowman may still be made in the dean of men’s office. The dinner costs $1 per plate and is open to students faculty alumni and local friends. President Bowman will deliver the principal address.

Youngstown

Oswalt and Ruffer To Attend Bedford Workshop

Dr Edna Oswalt and Miss Nina Ruffer will attend a workshop in Bedford with Mrs Verna Waters of the state department of education conducting the meeting. The study will survey elementary views toward helping teachers solve problems during today tomorrow and Thursday.

Edna Oswalt Nina Ruffer Bedford Verna Waters State Department of Education

NTEC Sells Tickets for All Student Musical

Tickets for the all-student musical No Time for Classes go on sale Thursday at 9 a m at Wills gym entrance. Admission 40 cents with reserved seats. Plaques honor dormitory and sorority winners. NTFC cast photos featured in Beacon Journal rotogravure. Several University women assisted with posters and publicity. Ushers listed.

Wills Gymnasium Bud Gerber NTFC Beacon Journal

Entry blanks for Pork Barrel contest announced

Co chairmen Janet Irons and Ed Suvanto announced today that entry blanks are available. Participants must submit blanks by Tuesday February 20 at 4 PM, with blanks to be placed in Miss Irons's mailbox.

Janet Irons Ed Suvanto Suvanto Miss Iron

Cast updates for NTFC event feature new members and roles

Lucretia Pasku and Kaye Tolt join as ushers with Miss Platt and Miss Sokoll. Virginia Goldie serves as mistress of the house. Curtain is at 7 p m Wilda Moore joins NTFC as pianist after Ed Seniecki withdraws from the cast.

Lucretia Pasku Kaye Tolt Miss Platt Miss Sokoll Virginia Goldie Wilda Moore NTFC Ed Seniecki

Office of War Activities to elect permanent chairman

Barbara McDowell announced that a permanent chairman will be chosen at today’s meeting at 4 p m. Miss McDowell stressed the importance of all members attending. The group will also discuss plans for a February 15 assembly to kick off the War Chest drive.

Office of War Activities Barbara McDowell Miss McDowell

Radio Workshop Casts Script Tonight

University Radio Workshop will cast an original script Forever Free by Ed Suvanto and Lee Shena fiel at 7 p m. Reading sessions for new members begin tonight, announced Mrs Opal Wigner Buffo workshop director.

Ed Suvanto Lee Shenafiel Opal Wigner Buffo

YMCA Names Gove as New Campus Advisor

George W. Gove assistant professor of music has been chosen to replace Ronald B. Spacht as faculty advisor for the campus YMCA. Roy Dunn president announced today the group will meet this afternoon at 4 in the dean of men's office to plan a sleigh ride.

George W. Gove Ronald B. Spacht Young Men’s Christian Association Group Roy Dunn Dean of Men’s Dunn

MU Discusses Banquet And Manchester Cup Race

The Men's Union will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 302 Merrill Hall to discuss the quarterly banquet the pork barrel arrangements and the Manchester Cup race. President Jim Patterson announced today.

Men's Union Merrill Hall Jim Patterson

O B Law Seeks Student Vehicle Parking Plan

O B Law requests students to park autos in rear campus lots from 8 a m to 5 p m. Students must provide license numbers to Lawrence Wooddell by February 10 to avoid towing. Faculty and staff should also submit license numbers to the campus superintendent immediately.

O. B. Law Lawrence Wooddell Law

Freshman Class to Decide on Vice Presidential Election

Dona Mae Burkhardt acting president announces a 4 p.m. meeting in 317 McGilvrey hall to decide if a freshman class vice president election should be held. Don Wargowsky, election committee chair, will attend. The vacancy arose after Bob Nippler entered military service.

McGilvrey Hall Dona Mae Burkhardt Don Wargowsky Bob Nippler Armed Services

Pin Up Photo Entries Due This Afternoon

Barbara McDowell chair says today is the final deadline for Lambda Nu Phi pin up girl contest entries. Photos must be at least 5 by 7 inches with a thumbnail sketch and delivered to the Student Council Office by 4. Winners will advance to a national contest with College of the Pacific as sponsor.

Lambda. Nu Phi Barbara McDowell College of the Pacific

Map Makers In Kent Today

Miss Ruth Stevenson and Miss Bea Shaheen visit the campus to interview students for map making work. They will hold interviews in McGilvrey hall from 1 to 3 p m and meet the map making class at the heating plant from 3 to 5 p m.

Ruth Stevenson Bea Shaheen Edna Eisen Miss Shaheen Washington, D. C Miss Eisen

Miss Kent State Pageant Petitions Due This Afternoon

Deadline for Miss Kent State and junior Student Council petitions is 4 p m today. Each petition must bear the candidate signature to be accepted. Miss Kent State needs eighty five signatures while Student Council candidates require thirteen names. Chair Don Wargowsky of the election committee emphasized.

Kent State Don Wargowsky Kent Wargowsky

Gerber Names Piotter Class Ring Chairman

Seniors should notify Elizabeth Piotter ring chairman and Bud Gerber class president as soon as possible. Notify by mailbox or in the Stater office per Gerber.

Elizabeth Piotter Bud Gerber Gerber

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Lou Zaremba K-Vet Cam Richard Stahlsmith Jack Cobb Dick Dussel Bernie May Bowman NTEC OWA Radio Workshop YMCA Gove Burkhardt Miss Ksu Piotter
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