Miss Kent State 1946 Edie Galloway Rival Crowned
Betty Offhaus wins the 1946 Miss Kent State title over Edith Galloway with 311 votes to 285 in yesterday’s election. About 40 percent of 597 enrolled voters participated. Offhaus, a senior in education, leads Gamma Sigma Phi, Zeta Iota, Kappa Delta Pi and student council activities and will be crowned by George Insche with Jack Teagarden leading the intermission band.
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Coalition Party
Betty Offhaus
Kent State
Edith Galloway
Offhaus
Miss Galloway
KSU
College of Education
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Women’s League
Zeta Iota
Women’s Business Honorary
Kappa Delta Pi
National Education Honorary
Miss Offhaus
George Insche
Paramount
Jack Teagarden
Voice Hearing Tests Required at University Clinic
J R Montgomery director of the speech and hearing clinic reminds new transfer and returning students who registered this quarter that a speech and hearing analysis is required. Appointments must be made before Wednesday January 16 at Room 316 Kent Hall. Office hours 1 30 to 4 30 p m. No charge for the analysis which lasts about 30 minutes.
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J. R. Montgomery
Kent Hall
Satterlee Rees Lead University Rally Before Akron Game
The campus hosts a 3 p m pep rally in Wills gym to hype the upcoming Akron contest. Coach Satterlee previews the Golden Flashes while Trevor Rees is introduced as the new football boss with assistants Wesley Stevens and Harry Adams. The 50 piece band, journalism leaders, and student cheer squads participate.
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Wills Gym
Bill Satterlee
Golden Flashes
Zippers
Satterlee
Trevor Rees
Wesley Stevens
Harry Adams
Roy D. Metcalf
Housing Pinch May Curtail Next Quarter's Enrolment
Director of Residence Margaret B. Wharton notes off campus housing actions will largely shape next quarter's enrolment. She reports 17 applications for rooms for the next quarter and urges ready housing for spring intake. Urgent need for two and three room apartments for married veterans and various room configurations. She hopes student conduct will encourage more households to house students.
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Margaret B
Miss Wharton
Jobs for Vets Hard to Find
Dewey Barich, coordinator of Veterans affairs, said there are more applications than jobs. He has secured work for about 50 veterans through the university placement bureau and the U S Employment Service, but roughly 50 more veterans in Akron, Kent and Ravenna remain unemployed.
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Veterans’ Affairs
Dewey Barich
Barich
United States Employment Service
Akron
Kent
Ravenna
Three Burr Photo Contest Deadline Nears
The Burr invites photogenic readers to submit 8 by 10 portraits by Friday. Julie Juch notes glossy prints are not required and editors welcome entries from all entrants including couples and groups.
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Burr
Julie Juch
Bob Cole to Provide Music for UT Dance in Moulton Hall
Bob Cole and his seven piece orchestra will play at the university dance in Moulton hall music room from 9 to 12 on Saturday February 2. Veterans get special invitation and may wear uniforms in place of tuxedos. non veterans must wear formal attire. Cole previously performed at the Moulton hall dance last quarter.
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Bob Cole
Moulton Hall
David Ryan
Ryan
Cole
Library Courses to Be Offered This Summer
Adoption of a minor curriculum in library science was approved by the board of trustees. Six five hour courses were outlined for next summer, including Teaching the Use of Books and Libraries by John Nicholson and School Library Organization and Administration by Mrs. L. C. Whetten. Beginning next fall, students will be permitted to carry library science coursework.
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Board of Trustees
John Nicholson
L. C. Whetten
Dictionary Missing From Miss Grace Russell Desk
An item missing notice requests the return of a dictionary borrowed from Miss Grace Russell in the home economics office.
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Grace Russell
Home Economics
New Library Courses Added for College Education Minor
A six course program will start in fall with summer offerings. Librarianship As a Profession A Survey led by Nicholson and Fundamentals of Book Selection by Mrs Whetten are planned. Next year Refer ence and Bibliography and Cataloguing and Classification will follow. Nicholson cites North Central Association rules requiring a librarian for accreditation.
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College of Education
Nicholson
Whetten
North-Central Association of Colleges
Association
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Betty Ofthaus
Winnah
ISA Choice
Edie Galloway
Rees
Akron University
Norman Knisely
Journalism Organization
Assembly
Louise Smart
Marcia Traxler
Juanita Wendling
Mickey Yeager
Louise Marco
Wharton
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