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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1942

Page

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Miss KSU Candidates Share Styles and Hobbies

The piece profiles several Kent State candidates including Jane Schmiedel who favors yellow, biology work with insects, and scholarship. Jean Hungerford who enjoys swimming tennis and Glenn Miller. Betty Jane Leadenham who loves blue sweaters, dancing, and winter sports. plus notes on campaign staffer comments and candidate traits.

Jane Schmiedel Jane Glenn Miller Jean Buddy Jack Ready Miss Hungerford Kent

Two-Year and Three-Year Teaching Certificates Extended

Dean John L. Blair of the college of education announced wartime rules allow two year temporary and three year provisional teaching certificates in industrial arts, elementary, business education, and home economics. Freshmen and upperclassmen in education will discuss plans tomorrow at 4 p m. Issuance had been set to end in September 1942, but the war shortages extended the transition period.

John L. Blair College of Education Blair

Delts Install Eleven New BA Members

Eight faculty members and five students were initiated into membership of Delta Kappa Psi at a banquet last night. Joe Blair announced the event as the fraternity welcomed new BA members including Dr. Donald Anthony and Dr. Cyrus S. Corey.

Delta Kappa Psi Joe Blair Donald Anthony Division of Business Administration Donald E. Bangham Cyruss. Corey H. W. Hudson Raymond Moran

Bomber Club Seeks Support As Defense Stamps Await

The Bomber club at the university seeks pledges to support defense stamp sales, with three faculty members and nine students already joining. Until stamps are available, the club’s activities are on hold and pledges are collected in campus distribution boxes and a large atrium box.

Bomber Club Ray Moran

Agreement to purchase defense stamps under Kent States plan

The signer agrees to buy United States defense stamps as announced in the Kent States on January 8 1941 and states that failure to purchase will result in removal from the honor roll of membership.

United States Defense Kent States Defense

University Dance Name Ballots To Nominate Formal

The University Social committee announced that ballots will be issued Thursday to choose a name for the annual Name Band dance. Write-in ballots will be used and the best name suggested will be adopted as the formal’s permanent title after student council rejected the All University Winter option.

Stater Positions Open For Second Semester

Applications for editor and business manager of The Kent Stater for next semester must be submitted by 5 p.m. Friday, announced William D. Taylor chair of the school of journalism. Forms are available in Merrill Hall room 114. The publications committee will meet Wednesday January 28 to consider applicants.

The Kent Stater William D. Taylor School of Journalism Merrill Hall

BA To Offer Refreshers In Typing And Shorthand

Dean Arden Allyn of the college of business administration announced that beginning courses in typing and shorthand will be offered in the second semester to help students brush up before entering service.

Arden Allyn College of Business Administration

McCarthy Withdraws From Miss Kent State Race

Helen Ann McCarthy a junior education announced she has withdrawn from the Miss Kent State pageant in favor of Jean Hungerford. McCarthy said she is out of the running though her name will still appear on the ballot per election chairman Bob Cook.

Helen Ann McCarthy Kent Jean Hungerford Miss Hungerford Miss McCarthy Bob Cook

University students author U S education book

The U S Office of Education will publish America Builds a School System a book written by University of Kent students. Dorothy Adams Charles Brownewell Eleanor Clark Thomas Connolly Ruth Davis Jack Gray Berta Kernen Frances Keyser Harry Miller Hazell Williams contributed. Edited by Berta Kernen Ise Reitzel and Wilma Garnett with foreword by Dr Bess Goodykoontz.

United States Office of Education America Helen K. Mackintosh Dorothy Adams Charles Brownewell Eleanor Clark Thomas Connolly Ruth Davis Jack Gray Berta Kernen Frances Keyser Harry Miller Hazell Williams Ise Reitzel College of Education Wilma Garnett U. S Bess Goodykoontz

Harbourt Donates 150 Books to University Library

Approximately 150 volumes on education and psychology were presented to the University library yesterday by 8S. A. Harbourt, former professor of biology. Dr. K. C. Leebrick, university president, accepted the gift. Harbourt had previously donated two biology volumes.

A. Harbourt K. C. Leebrick Harbourt

Band Gives First Concert Over WADC

University band performed in a radio workshop studio for the first in a series of 12 programs on WADC. Selections included two pieces for Ohio high schools in the North eastern Ohio musical festival on April 10 and 11. Judges named Earl E. Smith George Waln and Eugene Weigel. A Pan-Hellenic panel led a discussion on sorority life.

Radio Workshop WADC Northeastern Ohio Mathew Lake Sigmund Romberg Earl E. Smith Bowling Green George Waln Oberlin Eugene Weigel Ohio State University Roy Metcalf

Raymond Scott Dance Ticket Sales Start Monday

Tickets for the Raymond Scott dance on January 31 go on sale Monday January 26 at 9 am at the Wills gym ticket window. Frederick B. Marbut of the entertainment committee announced. Sales run 9 11 am and 2 5 pm next week, with 9 11 am on dance day. Students must show activity card plus one dollar for entry for themselves and a guest.

Wills Gym Frederick B. Marbut

Marine Corps Offers Kent State Students Commissions in Reserves

The Marine Corps Reserve plans to visit Kent State in March to offer 21 students from Kent State a three month training path to second lieutenant. The program demands age limits from 18 to 24 depending on class year and requires strict physical and character standards. Dates for the campus visit have not yet been announced.

Marine Corps Kent State Marine Corps Reserve United States Marine Corps K. C. Leebrick R S. Keyser Marine Announcement Leason

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KSU Kenny Davis Independents Brownette Miller Betty Jane Leadenham B. J Engleman Hall Jimmy Dorsey J.D Hamburg Greeks Delts O. B. Law McCarthy Alice O'Lickey Cornelia Kuchenbacker Mary Jane O’brien Pan-Hellenic Council
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