Memorial Book Profiles 111 Fallen Servicemen and Woman
Thumbnail sketches document 110 men and one woman who died in service. Bowman and Dean view the memorial book in a Kent-Courier Tribune feature.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
1
Thumbnail sketches document 110 men and one woman who died in service. Bowman and Dean view the memorial book in a Kent-Courier Tribune feature.
The committee approved most budgets including Chestnut Burr Chair ensics men’s union social committee student council women's league university theater and Stater while varsity athletics kept the full amount requested by Ted Phillips. Several procedural points arose with alternates and seating decisions and Norma Knisely was seated temporarily to discuss the Kent Stater budget.
The allocations committee approved varsity athletics for 2822.05 after Head Coach Trevor Rees appeared before the group. All other organizations were cut to fit within the overall 7485.41 allotment.
NTFC set tryouts for the new No Time for Classes script next week led by producer Mike Friedland. Committee tentatively accepts the student musical written by Pat Morgan Glenna Hopewell Chet Klingensmith Al Post and Betty J Shutrump. auditions in Room 119 Kent hall Monday and Wednesday 4 to 6 p.m. stock at 1 dollar a share to raise 350 dollars for the comedy.
Andrew Paton assistant professor of industrial arts stressed that aeronautics courses are open only to regular university students carrying a normal scholastic load. Those seeking flying only or taking less than 12 credit hours are not eligible to enroll.
Tom Gavagan named editor and Frank Wendely business manager of the Kent Stater effective February 1 by A A Crowell head of the publications policy committee. Gavagan a senior journalism major and ex army veteran returns to Kent State and will lead a student oriented publication while Wendely a Fairport native is freshman class president and former assistant to the retiring business manager. Policy will largely stay the same with Gavagan promising a wider student audience.
In a stormy session the university K Vets decided to enter campus politics to contest two vacant student council posts. Glenn Wiedeman and Chuck Earhart were selected as candidates with Wiedeman from Kent and Earhart from Newark both returning after military service in Europe.
The piece traces fire as a symbol from ancient cave dwellers and Greek rituals to modern romance. It notes continued flames representing self preservation religion and love and links Kent State to the enduring motif while observing un-snubbed cigarette butts smouldering in a lounge ash tray.
Basketball programs will be sold at games starting with the Muskingum meet tonight. Chi Pi, the men's journalism honorary, will run the sales from a desk inside the gym’s inner entrance throughout the season.
Committees for the Popularity Ball on March 30 have been named. Wanda Gisinger co chairs the junior class and seeks to contract an orchestra. Other chairs include Dona Mae Burkhardt, Randy Newhouse, Angeline Zima leading decorations, with helpers Paul Brooks Joanne Phares Jim Clark Bob Boyd Joyce Boyer John Tilton Betty Reddrop Ann Scott Art Kreager. Don Moore and Donna May Burkhardt will buy gifts for the Most Popular Man and Woman. Aileen Anderson with Betty Shutrump and Frank Vendely will select dance chaperones.
Alfred A. Crowell acting head of the school of journalism will address the annual journalism dinner at Mentor high school on Wednesday January 30. He is also set to speak at the Greater Cleveland Journalism Association meeting on February 28. The speech title is Celebrities I Have Known While Doing Publicity Work.
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