Students to Elect Burr Queen Today at Kent Campus
Students vote in the atrium to select Kent's Burr Queen with five candidates Alita Boecker Marge Daubenspeck Marge Thompson Marge Miller and Robin Keith. Voting runs 8 12 and 1 5 with results announced at the Junior dance intermission. Ross Halamay’s orchestra provides the music for a war themed setup and decorations are led by James Rybak and Bob.
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Alita Boecker
Marge Daubenspeck
Marge Thompson
Marge Miller
Robin Keith
Student Council
Fred Prasse
Bill Schraegle
Ross Halamay
No Man's Land
Flu Epidemic Declines After Peak Passes At University
Dr A O De Weese announced the peak had passed as eight students returned to class and six more came back today while nine were sent home or admitted to the infirmary. Names of students sent home and hospitalized are listed with several in hospital this morning.
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A. O. de Weese
Student Health Service
University Infirmary
DeWeese
Roberta White
Jane Doak
Jean Ibrig
Ruth Brewhbacker
Jeanne Roberts
Marge Stepfield
John Soule
Maurice Sirrine
Jeanne Chapman
Marian Zupan
Jeanne Crozier
Gene Kirkpatrick
Nellie Tenenblum
Harold Thwaite
Jerry Daniels
Steve Foltin
A Game Of Tag Campaign Promotes Polio Awareness
A playful tag campaign urges everyone to wear tags to support the fight against infantile paralysis. Citizens are encouraged to display tags as the campaign’s best advertisement and show solidarity with the public health effort.
Doman First Speaker In Rotarian Series
Dr. Nicholas Doman opens the Kent Rotary club institute of understanding series with a talk on What's Ahead for Business Agriculture and Labor in Room 317 McGilvrey Hall Friday night. The Rotary service committee led by President K C Leebrick and Dr C C Kochenderfer organizes the event.
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McGilvrey Hall
Kent Rotary Club
Institute of Understanding
Nicholas Doman
Doman
Kent Rotary Service Committee
K. C. Leebrick
C. C. Kochenderfer
Portage County Polio Pin Drive Seeks 1000 Dollar Goal
About 500 university students wear polio pins as Blue Key Cardin al Key representatives push a Portage county campaign to raise toward the $1,000 goal. Pins are sold in the atrium and Dean Manchester's office after being shown at sorority and fraternity meetings. Dr A O DeWeese urges collective effort to defeat polio with a nationwide, planned campaign.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
R. E. Manchester
Portage County
A. O. DeWeese
Student Health Service
Three Candidates Await State Editors Choice
Three candidates for next semester's editor will be named at the journalism banquet after dinner at Vale Edge at 7 30 p m. Prof William Taylor will announce the committee's choice and introduce the new editor. Candidates are Gus Chigges George Fleischer and John Mine.
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Vale Edge
William Taylor
School of Journalism
Gus Chigges
Stater
George Fleischer
John Mine
States
Jack Leggett
Kay Maloney
Joe Blair
Chester B. Satterfield
Eric T. Griebling
Ada Hyatt
Mona Fletcher
Success Formula for BA Grads from 1941 Graduates
Dr. Harry D. Wolfe told the weekly senior men's luncheon at the Robin Hood restaurant that 1941 business grads are the luckiest in recent history. He warned against a know it all attitude and recalled employers' dislike of rah rah graduates from the 1920s.
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Harry D. Wolfe
Robinhood
Band Presents Finale Program Under Metcalf Direction
An all men and co ed band under Ray D. Metcalf assistant professor of music presented an assembly program yesterday culminating in a rendition of Kent State's school song.
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Kent State
Allmen
Ray D. Metcalf
Not A Nazi German Refugee Eyes Kent State Teaching Gamut
Ernst Vogel, a German refugee now in New York, aims to study at KSU to become a language teacher. Sponsored by the YMCA refugee project led by Joe Blair, campus groups will be asked to fund a scholarship so Vogel can join Kent. Blair says the effort offers students a chance to engage with someone from the other side and gain perspective.
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Kent
Ernst Vogel
New York
KSU
YMCA
Joe Blair
Vogel
Blair
Western Reserve Academy to Host Speakers on Vocations
On Sunday January 26 Western Reserve Academy in Hudson hosts outside speakers. President K C Leebrick will be present to discuss the profession of education and vocational paths for students.
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Western Reserve Academy At
Hudson
K. C. Leebrick
School of Speech Meeting Announced for Tomorrow
A meeting of the student body at the School of Speech will be held tomorrow in the auditorium at 4 o'clock per Prof. E Turner Stump. Majors and minors should attend as new courses will be outlined and information on speech courses is available.
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School of Speech
E. Turner Stump
Seniors Plan First Closed Prom On Campus
Seniors meet in 319 McGilvery at 4 today to organize the universitys first closed prom. Class President Ray Hromco cites rapid enrollment growth making a junior-senior dance unnecessary and argues each class can host its own dance.
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McGilvrey
Ray Hromco
Hromco
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George Ketchy
James Rybak
Bob
United States
BA Grads
School of Speech Meets
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