Teagarden to headline Kent State Top Hop dance
Jack Teagarden will bring his 21 piece orchestra to Wills gym for Kent State's biggest social event on Friday January 18. The dance runs 9 to 12 with music broadcast on WAKR. Miss Kent State will be chosen January 15 and presented during intermission.
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Jack Teagarden
Kent State
Don Moore
Paramount Pictures
Wills Gym
WAKR
George Insche
Edith Galloway
Warren
College of Business Administration
Betty Offhaus
Barberton
George A. Bowman
Arden Allyn
Earl Crecraft
Adam. Hyatt
Raymond E. Manchester
Maurice Baum
James R. Beck
E. C. Stopher
Akron and Kent Debating Teams Prepare for Tomorrow
Akron university debate team will face Kent State University debaters in two planned sessions at Western Reserve. Debates announced tonight with squad meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Room 315 Kent Hall. Professor James N. Holm invites new students to join the forensics group.
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Akron University
Kent
Western Reserve
Kent Hall
James N. Holm
Kent State Enrolment Surges With Veteran Return
Kent State reports 1,460 students enrolled this quarter with about 420 veterans. Enrollment marks a rebound from wartime lows, led by the business administration college with 314 students, while education and liberal arts also rise to 550 and 558 respectively.
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KSU
College of Business Administration
College of Education
College of Liberal Arts
Radio Workshop Meets Tonight At Seven Thirty
The Radio Workshop will meet at 7 30 p m in the workshop. New students may attend.
Chi Pi Fraternity Revived by Returned KSU Journalists
Chi Pi, a journalism fraternity at Kansas State University, resumes activities with a 4 p m meeting in the States office led by three veterans Roy Apple Tom Gavagan and Matt Fenn. They will discuss constitutional changes and new pledges while outlining eligibility rules for freshmen veterans.
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Chi Pi
KSU
States Office
Roy Apple
Tom Gavagan
Matt Fenn
South Pacific
The
Stater
Fenn
Gavagan
Patton
Third Army
Eighty Seventh
Golden Acorn
Sixth Armored
Cleveland Press
Ravenna Evening Record
Typical Kent Newlyweds Brave Housing Conditions
Gail Glassco 21 and Ruth 20 face serious housing scarcity on the Kent campus with 100 married veterans. They rent four rooms at 114 Bradgst and house Karl Braucher and Naomi to help neighbors also struggling for housing. Glassco, Navy veteran, plans medical studies at Northwestern and praises the veterans bureau and administrator Dewey Barich for aid.
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Marian Cole
Gail Glassco
Kent
Glassco
Ruth
Ravenna
Bradgst
Marie Apple
Physical Education Department
Dewey Barich
Glasscos
Karl Braucher
Naomi
Warren
Veterans Bureau
Vet Sees Planes in Wallpaper After War Service
New Haven freshman Jack Hurowitz wakes in Kent to find wallpaper prints of B 17s B 24s B 29s and more. The former sergeant in the air corps recalls England France and Germany while seeking education and rest. He moves to a new room across the hall.
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Jack Hurowitz
New Haven
Conn
Kent
Air Corps
Hurowitz
England
France
Germany
Eighth Air Force
Vets Urged to Apply for Camera Course Eligibility
Veterans seeking the photography short course April 3 to 6 should apply to Dewey F. Barich, coordinator of veterans af fairs, for their certificates of eligibility, as advised by A. A. Crowell, short course chairman.
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Dewey F. Barich
Veterans’ Affairs
A. A. Crowell
Sonny Tufts Will Choose Burr Queen For Burr Dance
Sonny Tufts will select the 1946 Chestnut Burr queen. Deadline for entries is 4 p m Friday January 18. Eligibility requires an 8 by 10 glossy photo with name. The queen will be announced at the Burr dance February 9 and receive a full Burr page. Tufts will pick and mail his choice.
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Sonny Tufts
Paramount Pictures
Julie Juch
Burr
Miss Juch
Tufts
Endowments Planned By SC
A plan for a permanent endowment of the university was discussed by the student council. Robert Schenkleberg and former student Gene Moulton appeared as the group referred the plan to senior class consideration. The idea would divert life insurance dividends to the university as a yearly endowment. The council also accepted the winter budget and approved resignations of George Keith and Betty Brown.
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Robert Schenkleberg
Gene Moulton
Barbara Berkey
George Keith
Betty Brown
Six Get Scholarships As New Quarter Begins
Three freshmen and three upperclassmen received scholarships as the winter quarter started. Marilyn Hughey, Margaret Nero, and La Verne Avant are freshmen. Gloria Jean Kessler and Jane Bingham are sophomores. Carol Linder is a junior. The total scholarship recipients reach 68.
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Marilyn Hughey
Margaret Nero
la Verne Avant
Gloria Jean Kessler
Jane Bingham
Carol Linder
Vocalists Try Out For Choir Tomorrow
Tryouts for the women’s glee club directed by Miss Elfreda Littlejohn are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Women students should report to Room 312 Merrill Hall from 4 to 5 p m. The class meets Mondays and Wednesdays at 4 and carries a half hour credit.
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Elfreda Littlejohn
Merrill Hall
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