Teamplay lifts KSU in high‑tensity Akron clash
Students and faculty praised the university effort as KSU relied on collective play to overcome Akron. Key contributors included Dale Haverstock with a strong second half, Harry Anderson driving, Fred Klaisner timely buckets, Leroy Thompson 16 points, Jerry Amico sharp shooting and rebounding, plus steady handling from Bill Sudek and Georgie Fulton. Coaches and spectators lauded the team spirit and pace as a sign of a promising season.
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Dale Haverstock
Whitey Wahl
Harry Anderson
Zips
Fred Klaisner
Leroy Thompson
Big Red Moore
Bill Mohr
Bill Sudeck
Georgie Fulton
John Collyer
Jerry Amico
Bob McGee
Business Administration
KSU
Dick Wolfe
Leon S. Marshall
Akron
Kent
Vaughn
Thompson
John Carroll
Mabel Davey Crowned Miss Kent State At Top Hop
Mabel Davey defeats Bonnie Jean Avant and Eleanor Meek to win Miss Kent State in a university dance during the Top Hop event. The Blue and Gold candidate reigns tonight as queen of campus celebration.
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Mabel Davey
Kent State
Bonnie Jean Avant
Blue Star
Eleanor Meek
ISA
Roy Newsome
Kent State AAU status deferred to 1949
AAU moved Kent State University’s application to the approved list to fall 1949 citing a small number of Kent State graduates in AAU programs. President George A. Bowman noted no penalties for graduates lacking AAU approval and listed institutions where Kent grads studied, including Chicago, Columbia, Northwestern, Wisconsin and Harvard.
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Kent State University
Association of American Universities
George A. Bowman
Bowman
Committee of Classification
AAU
KSU
Kent
Chicago
Columbia
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Harvard
Antigone at KSU Impresses with Dulcet Drama
University Theater presents Antigone with Dorothy Ayre in the title role delivering a polished performance that elevates the tragedy. Jim Bullock Felice Faust and Wilber Proctor share top honors as the principal cast. Muriel Lewis directs as audiences note striking settings and a modern message about human dignity. Matinee tomorrow at 1 30 and evening show at 8 15.
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Dorothy Ayre
Ayre
Jim Bullock
Felice Faust
Wilber Proctor
KSU
Muriel Lewis
Antigone
University allocations approve all budgets with surplus for choir tour
Using 28750 in student activity fees the allocations committee approved every departmental budget and reported a 1500 surplus. The surplus was given to the university choir for a proposed spring East tour, which may require about 3000 more. Largest grants included 8602 for varsity athletics 5850 for the Chestnut Burr and 3755 for the Stater. At Tom Davey’s request the committee voted to turn over all traffic fines to the stadium drive.
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Tom Davey
Ed Majors Sign Up for Spring Teaching Plans
Elementary education majors who plan to teach in the spring quarter are requested to sign up with Janet Rees in 117K.
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Janet Rees
Gray Re-elected Vet Women Head at University Group
Ann Gray was re-elected president of the University Women’s Veterans organization. Elected officers include Margaret Boyle as vice president Cecilia Elson as secretary treasurer and Marilyn Griffon as publicity chairman. The group began in February 1946 and reached 50 members in spring last year. current enrollment is about 30.
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Ann Gray
University Women’s Veterans Organization
Margaret Boyle
Cecilia Elson
Marilyn Griffon
University Women Veterans
Eddy to Speak on War or Peace With Russia
Dr. Sherwood Eddy world traveler author and educator will discuss War or Peace With Russia at 8 15 p m Monday January 19 in McGilvrey auditorium. He has lived in India Near East Orient and Russia and led YMCA educator tours. The Forum committee sponsors the first winter quarter lecture with Q and A after.
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Sherwood Eddy
Russia
McGilvrey
Eddy
India
Near East
Orient
Asia
YMCA
Europe
Forum Committee
Science meeting trip by Ohio Academy of Science officials
Raymond E. Manchester dean of men and assistants R. W. Dexter and J. A. Herrick will depart for Columbus today to attend the Executive Committee meeting at Ohio State University tomorrow.
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Raymond E. Manchester
R. W. Dexter
J. A. Herrick
Columbus
Ohio Academy of Science
Ohio State University
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George Heaslip
Akron Beacon Journal
Wills Gym
Akron University Zippers
Frank Wahl
Cal Moore
Miss Davey
Alpha Omega Sorority
Miss Avant
Miss Meek
Bobby Sherwood
Marion Cole
University
Cate Bulletin
Gray
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