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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1941

Page

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Kent State Faces Move to Limit Queens in Freshman Plans

Kent State student council debated restricting queen titles to those already established amid a wave of opposition. The measure targets adding a king and queen for the freshman class dance while reaffirming the current queen lineup. The council also granted temporary recognition to the Physical Science club and planned a March 11 student assembly.

Kent State Yester Queens Kent Physical Science

Weekend sports incident sends students to infirmary

Sports activity led to several injuries over the weekend with Helen Rothermund and George Grahame receiving chipped ankle bones. Grahame injured during a match at Michigan State on Saturday, Rothermund hurt on the campus toboggan slide. Beverly Allen and Yvonne Horton also confined to the infirmary, while Dave Dowding recovers in his room. Several others remain at home with colds.

University Helen Rothermund George Grahame Grahame Michigan State Miss Rothermund Beverly Allen Yvonne Horton Dave Dowding Clifford Beckwith Leslie Sherry Betty Brainard Ann Bringo Doris Cook Walter Mural Mildred McCullough

Faculty and Students to Attend Ohio HPE Convention

Three health and physical education faculty members and two student delegates will travel to Cincinnati for the Ohio Health and Physical Education Association convention. Dr. Arthur Clayton Poe will address the main session on legislation and defense, report on preparedness actions, and chair the liability panel on pupil injuries.

Health and Physical Education Department Cincinnati Ohio Health and Physical Education Association Arthur Clayton Poe Julia Marshall G. J. Altman Don Sinn Della A.C. Poe Harris Dr. Poe Legis Ohio

Lambda Phi to Hear Cleveland Newswoman at Dinner

Lambda Phi will host the second in a series of women journalists as speakers at their monthly dinner. Margie Western of the Cleveland News, known as Polly Parsons locally, will speak at 6 15 p m at the Robinhood on I'm a Pessimist. Special guests include Stater staff members and Mrs Marguerite Lam ar Mrs Frederick Marbut and Mrs Dale Rooks.

Lambda Phi Margie Western Cleveland News Tonight Miss Western Polly Parsons Cleveland Society Page Robinhood Feminine Stater Marguerite Lamar Frederick Marbut Dale Rooks

Coed Writes Poem Wins Early Poet Praise

Carol Richards a 19 year old sophomore from Cuyahoga Falls chose to write a 20 line poem in class. Her verses earned praise from Edward Rowland Sill and Robert P Coffin who advised simpler phrasing. Her poem Return to the Homeland appeared in Kaleidograph.

Fran Murphey Carol Richards Cuyahoga Falls Edward Rowland Sill Carol Kaleidograph

Freshmen Eligible as CPT Quota Effort Underway

Miss Anne Cook of the American College Association spoke to over 500 students at Kent State University about a second annual campus visitation. She outlined a five day program of collective creation in the fine arts with scenes cast Thursday and Friday night and open rehearsals to showcase work.

Kent State University Anne Cook American College Association

GE Expert To Speak At Open Science Meet

Dr. W. E. Forsythe a fluorescent lighting authority from GE Nela Park will address the Physical Science club tomorrow night in room 419 McGilvrey hall at 7 30 p m He will give demonstrations and show slides of his lighting research and work.

Open Science W. E. Forsythe Physical Science Club McGilvrey Hall Dr. Forsythe Nela Park General Electric

Vogel To Address Le Cercle Francais

German refugee student Ernest Vogel will speak in French to Le Cercle Francais at 4 p m in room 317 Merrill hall. He will discuss the University of Paris and its students and describe his experiences there.

Vogel le Cercle Francais Ernest Vogel Merrill Hall University of Paris

Sophomore Hop Planned for Friday in Wills Gym

Sophomore activities board reviews plans for a hop in Wills gym on Friday March 28. A class meeting in room 317 McGilvrey hall Thursday at 4 p m announced by Irving Waterbury president covers the event details.

Wills Gym McGilvrey Hall Irving Waterbury

Freshmen Eligible for Civilian Pilot Training Program

To fill the university quota freshmen with 30 credit hours by semester end may enroll in the Civilian Pilot Training program. Adrian Van Wyen, course coordinator, said the next period starts before March 1 with applications due tomorrow afternoon. Kent State received go ahead to sign up freshmen. training will no longer be limited to upperclassmen.

Adrian van Wyen Chicago Kent State Kent van Wyen

KSU Band to Present Concert Thursday Evening

The University Concert band directed by Prof Roy D Metcalfe will give a concert Thursday at 8 15 in the auditorium with no admission charge A clarinet quartet will perform Bohnes Atlante by Joan Norris Hazel Hawley Zada Farmer and Florence Gilbert in addition to the main program

KSU Roy D. Metcalfe Bohne’s Joan Norris Hazel Hawley Zada Farmer Florence Gilbert

Radio Talent Sought for 40 Programs at Workshop

Albert Capuder, director of the Radio Workshop, invites all who want radio drama news sportscasting announcing or music to report today tomorrow or Thursday. Those interested in script writing control engineering or sound effects should arrange interviews as 40 programs are planned for next semester on WGAR Cleveland and WAKR Akron.

Albert Capuder WGAR Cleveland WAKR Akron

Gym Team to Perform at Father and Son Banquet

The University gym team will perform at the father and son banquet at Kent Congregational Church on Thursday. Members include Joe Benko Werner Dickson Bert Altmann Eli Beery John Paulich and Dick Johnson.

University Joe Benko Werner Dickson Bert Altmann Eli Beery John Paulich Dick Johnson Kent Congregational Church

Attorney to Speak on How to Get Into Politics

Paul H. Taylor, attorney and president of the Federation of Akron Republican clubs, will address the Senior Men's luncheon at noon today. The talk, titled How to Get Into Politics, will be given at the Robin Hood restaurant.

Paul H. Taylor Federation of Akron Republican Clubs Robinhood

Independents Plan Meeting With Party Leader Don Taylor

Independent party president Don Taylor urges all members to attend an important meeting in room 109 Merrill Hall tomorrow at 4 p.m. The notice emphasizes party unity and member participation in upcoming matters.

Don Taylor Independent Party Merrill Hall

Cold Weather Doesn't Stop Proxy On Western Tour

Dr K C Leebrick president of the University conducts a Western speaking tour in five to 10 below temperatures. He addresses colleges and universities in South Dakota and Nebraska as a Rotary International Institute participant. Audiences exceed 1500 including business leaders and students. He has spoken in Mitchell Sioux City Brookings Aberdeen Madison and plans stops at Broken Bow Scottsbluff Alliance Sidney and North Platte.

Proxy K. C. Leebrick South Dakota Nebraska Marguerite Lamar United States Dakota West Leebrick Mitchell Sioux City Brookings Aberdeen Madison Broken Bow Scottsbluff Alliance Sidney North Platte Neb

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