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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1947

Page

1

Apple promises end to inertia in Men’s Union meeting

Roy Apple, president of the Men’s Union, pledged a new policy to end past inactivity. He urged all elected members to contribute, noting increased university manpower and workload. New appointees included Stan Mine on social, Bob Duncan and Gerry Stevenson as Manchester cup co chairs, Bill Moritz as allocation agent, Warren Bower and Les Roth on project, Wally Krivey and Gene Glass as Pork Barrel co chairs, Jim Bullock and Bob Kenyon on budget, with Apple ex officio on all committees.

Roy Apple Stan Mine Bob Duncan Gerry Stevenson Bill Moritz War Ren Bower Les Roth Wally Krivey Gene Glass Pork Barrel Cochairmen Jim Bullock Bob Kenyon Lester Roth Men’s Union Apple

Langston Hughes To Speak Tuesday

Langston Hughes the renowned Negro poet and playwright from Cleveland will address a student assembly at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the auditorium. His works focus on Negro life in America and have been performed worldwide.

Langston Hughes Cleveland America

Dances Draw 567 Participants at University Event

The University Veterans association hosted a Wednesday dance with live orchestra replacing canned music. 567 dancers attended as reported by president Bob Duncan. Next event January 15 features a platter session, with Billy Byrne orchestra performing January 22. admission is 15 cents plus an activity ticket to cover gym rental and costs. Social dancing remains non profit.

University Veterans Association Bob Duncan Duncan Billy Byrne HPE

Blue Star Becomes Name of Pan Coalition After Merger

The former Pan Coalitions party is renamed Blue Star after a merger of the Pan Campus and Coalition parties. Co chairmen Frank Leonard and Roy Newsome announce the adoption of the new party name.

Blue Star Frank Leonard Roy Newsome

Missing twin-reflector units spark campus appeal

Professor James A. Fosdick appealed for the return of two twin-reflector lighting units stolen from the portrait studio in Kent hall basement darkrooms. He warned that without the units photography students and campus publications cannot work, adding that no questions would be asked if the equipment is returned.

James A. Fosdick Kent Hall Fosdick

UT Opens Ticket Sale for Ten Little Indians

Tickets for the university theater production Ten Little Indians, set for Jan. 15 16 and 17, are distributed in the Kent hall corridor per theater manager Felice Faust. Six new pledges were tapped by Alpha Psi Omega at a special meeting Alan Hammack Nick Bozeka Terry Pugliese Jim Bullock Bob Smiley and Mrs Dorothy Luck.

Kent Hall Felice Faust Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Honorary Alan Hammack Nick Bozeka Terry Pugliese Jim Bullock Bob Smiley Dorothy Luck

Prize Winning Teyral Art Displayed In Gallery

The university art gallery shows paintings by Hazel Janicki Teyral and John Teyral that won prizes at the Cleveland museum May show and the Butler art institute in Youngstown. The duo’s canvasses use egg tempera oil with wax encaustic and ceracalle. Mrs Teyral is a Cleveland School of Art graduate who studied with Kindred McCleary and won the Agnes Gund scholarship.

University Art Gallery Hazel Janicki Teyral John Teyral Cleveland Museum Butler Art Institute Youngstown Teyrals Teyral Cleveland School of Art Kindred McCleary Agnes Gund Alexandre Jacovleff Boston Museum School

Stump Expounds Creative Dramatics At Easy Chair

Prof. E Turner Stump head of the school of speech spoke on Creative Dramatics at the Easy Chair program Thursday night. He described the artistic procedure in dramatics and how scenes moods and plots develop from a single idea.

E. Turner Stump School of Speech Easy Chair Stump

Assembly Committee Approves Proposed Assemblies

The Assembly Committee on Thursday approved the proposed assemblies listed in Tuesday's Stater. They discussed plans for future speakers in the winter and spring quarters.

Booster Drive Opens With Strong First Day Showing

Incomplete returns show the all university Booster club hits a strong start with 150 plus memberships sold yesterday as the drive aims for 1000 charter members. Fraternity Kappa Sigma Chi leads with 48 sales while headquarters booth operates 10 am to 4 pm daily in Merrill hall atrium.

Mickey Dover Booster Club Kappa Sigma Chi Fraternity Merrill Hall BC Advisory Committee Phi Beta Phi Everett Jenkins

Burr Extends Pix Deadline for Queen Candidates

Deadline for Burr Queen photography has been extended to Wednesday January 15. Aspirants should contact Anne Domiter via mailbox to submit photos or arrange sittings. Each contestant must have a 2. average.

Anne Domiter Miss Domiter

Registration totals near autumn peak at 4713

Latest registration figures show 4713 enrolled this quarter with 628 at KSUC, per registrar E C Stopher. Winter registration sits 55 below the fall peak of 4768 as 365 veterans and 263 non veterans are enrolled at the Canton branch, with no campus breakdown available.

KSUC E. C. Stopher Canton

Vets To Open Drive Monday

Plans for the University Veterans membership drive begin Monday at a hall booth. All veterans both men and women may join with a 25 cent entrance fee. The association will meet again on January 22.

University Association

Cheerleader Tryouts Scheduled for Tuesday Afternoon

Cheer tryouts set for Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the auditorium. Students interested are urged to attend.

State OK Approves University Allocation Amid GI Bonus Debate

Kent State and other state universities receive allocations in a hurried $109.254 million partial appropriation to run through June while a GI bonus for Ohio veterans faces a state legislature battle. Kent State gets $954,650. Ohio State $4,847,900. Ohio University $1,129,584. Miami $948,500. Bowling Green $666,424. Wilburforce $263,200.

Kent State University Ohio Frank J. Lausche Thomas J. Herbert Kent Ohio State Ohio University Miami Bowling Green Wilburforce Paul Beck University Comptroller Beck

Polio Fund Drive Set Jan 15 to 31

The Student Service association sponsors a Mile of Dimes drive for infantile paralysis. A collection booth will be set up in the atrium to raise funds during January 15 to January 31.

The Student Service Association

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