Top Hop and NTFC Date Set for February Seventeenth
The all student production No Time For Classes and the annual Top Hop are scheduled for February 17. NTFC starts at 7 p m in the University Auditorium followed by the Top Hop in Will s Gym. Miss Kent State will be presented during intermission. The event serves as a homecoming for alumni with Elsie Stalzer assisting.
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Miss Kent State
Don Wargowsky
NTFC
University Auditorium
Wills Gymnasium
Kent State
Harry Daniels
SC Entering Second Lambda Nu Phi Pin-Up Contest
The Student Council will enter the national Lambda Nu Phi pin-up girl contest for a second time. College of the Pacific fraternity sponsors the event. Barbara McDowell was named chairman for local arrangements, with Peg Curry as council president. Council members plan to attend a student government workshop at Denison University on February 3 and 4.
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Lambda Nu Phi
College of the Pacific
Barbara McDowell
Peg Curry
Miss Curry
Denison University
Centralized Lost and Found Proposed by Student Council
This week a centralized lost and found department will be set up in the Student Council office, Betty Offhaus, chair man of the committee, said today. Her assistant is Elsie Stalzer. To avoid scattering articles, she suggests all lost or found items be collected in one location.
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Student Council
Betty Offhaus
Elsie Stalzer
Miss Offhaus
C'mon Chillun Social Dancing Resumes Tomorrow
George Papp and Harry Daniels announce that social dancing returns tomorrow at 8 p m with details posted on the gym bulletin board. A centralized lost and found will be operated by the Student Council office in the small hall near the Atrium, with daily updates and staff on site.
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George Papp
Harry Daniels
Next Election Fills Vacancies
Petitions for the coming election must be returned to the Student Council office signed by 4 p m Friday Jan 12. Don Wargowsky elections chairman said senior council post vacated by Marty Forsberg must be filled junior rep for Don Moore resigned due to in eligibility petitions require 100 percent class signed at least two freshmen reps to Men s Union must be nominated petitions signed by 10 percent of freshmen boys election Tuesday Jan 23 in the atrium
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Don Wargowsky
Marty Forsberg
Don Moore
Wargowsky
Buck to Return from Ohio Wilds in April
Explorer Frank Buck, set to appear at an assembly program yesterday, was delayed by bad weather as his train stalled in Ohio. The assembly committee hopes to bring him back alive for a rescheduled appearance in April.
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Frank Buck
Ohio
Assembly
Juniors To Pay Dues In Atrium This Week
Junior class treasurer Edith Korte says dues of 1.00 will be collected in the atrium from Tuesday January 9 through Friday January 12. The dues cover the remainder of the year.
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Atrium
Edith Korte
Popular Senior Was Vet Active In Campus Groups
Funeral services for Earl Stewart 22 a popular University senior will be held today at 2 p m in Ra venna The K Vet organization will serve as an honor guard Stewart a rehabilitation student ended his life Sunday morning at his parents home Coroner J R Turner returned a verdict of death by own action His family said Stewart rose at 6 am Sunday to do farm chores Instead he shot himself with a .22 caliber rifle in the garage and died 15 minutes later He was initiated into Blue Key and attended his Blue Key initiation dinner Saturday night at the Mayflower hotel He was president of the University veterans organization and had undergone basic training at Camp Joseph T Robinson in Arkansas overseas in 1943 attached to the adjutant general s office in Italy He returned to the U S in 1944 with a medical discharge and resumed school as a junior
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Earl Stewart
Ravenna
Stewart
Itt Stewart
Edinburgh County
J. R. Turner
Blue Key
Mayflower Hotel
University Veterans’ Organization
Camp Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Adjutant’s General's Office
Italy
United States
Wooddell Improving After Hemorrhage
Larry Wooddell university maintenance superintendent is recovering at home after a slight cerebral hemorrhage suffered on New Year's night. He serves on the university staff since 1940 and was formerly director of conservation under Governor Davey. No visitors are allowed at present.
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Larry Wooddell
Wooddell
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Pork Barrel Talent Show Binds Wartime Past to College Form
During World War I University students held County Night. After shifts through Fun Fest and Pop Night the Pork Barrel became the annual show in 1940. The 1940 event featured fraternities sororities independents and dorms competing for the trophy with entries due February 20 and the show set for March 9. Co chairs Janet Irons and George Papp oversee the event with faculty judges.
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George Papp
Janet Irons
Papp
K Vets Meet Tomorrow at Kent Hall 4 PM
The University K Vets organization will hold an important meeting in room 108 Kent Hall tomorrow at 4 p m Ted Baskin vice president announced today.
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University
Kent Hall
Ted Baskin
SF Organizes For Quarter
The Student Forensic association will meet at 4 p m in room 315 Kent hall. James N Holm director of forensics urges old members and new students to attend. Plans for intercollegiate appearances include oratory extemporaneous speaking tests and debate tournaments to be announced.
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Student Forensic Association
Kent Hall
James N. Holm
Holm
Seniors Discuss Dues At Meeting Thursday
The first senior class meeting of the quarter will be Thursday January 11 at 4 p.m. in 219 Kent Hall Bud Gerber president. Dues and senior activities will be discussed.
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Kent Hall
Bud Gerber
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Ada V. Hyatt
Merrill Hall
Lost
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Women’s League
Karl C. Leebrick
Men’s Union
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