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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1946

Page

3

Cherubs Exhibit Notable Talent in Kent Speech Institute

Kent’s high school Speech Institute students nicknamed the cherubs display strong talent in dramatic reading and radio work as they anticipate two more weeks of studies at KSU. Glenn Eichenauer from Dayton samples the course as a trial, while Kay Loose of Bedford aims to become a radio script writer.

Hamlet MacBeth Kent Speech Institute KSU Glenn Eichenauer Dayton Cleveland Kay Loose Bedford

Ants as model of human ambition by William Bowen

A poem praising ants for constant labor and social life. The speaker questions what allows ants to fit picnics into their busy days while urging reflection on human ambition and time management.

William Bowen

Form Writes on Librarians in Library Journal

Dr. William H. Form of sociology outlines public images of librarians in a June Library Journal piece derived from a May 4 conference address to northeastern Ohio librarians. The article surveys perceptions and roles of librarians in contemporary society.

William H. Form The Library Journal Northeastern Ohio

Classified Lost Pearl Chain

A string of pearls is missing and should be returned to Virginia White Dean of Men’s Office.

Virginia White Agnes Young Taylor Raymond Manchester

Smaller Fraternities Rise As Pledges Sign In

At Kansas State University the first summer pledge period ends with 44 men signing bid cards for six fraternities. Pledges include Kappa Sigma Chi George Bryan and 15 others, Alpha Phi Beta 13 pledges led by Gordon Burns, and Sigma Tau Gamma plus Kappa Mu Kappa and Phi Beta Phi pledges totaling 16. New Delt pledges listed: Robert McManigle Richard Paskett John Brown.

KSU Kappa Sigma Chi Sigma Tau Gamma Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Mu Kappa Phi Beta Phi Robert McManigle Richard Paskett John Brown Warren Bower W. W. Smith Ted Taubert Paul Yamokoski George Bryan Tom Donovan Bill Fike Wes Kurtz Andrew McKinon Frank Mesek Ed Paul William Ramsey Jack Urohek John Falle Joseph Leatherman Earl Ford Albert Coy John Morris Merle Clemens Bill Wilde Joseph Grimes Michael Kalazenka William Wagoner Frank Crozser Gordon Burns John Heinze Bob Hart George Ketchy Don Thwaite John Lapuna James Asherman Harry Reynolds William Lodge William Thomas Ed Grendzinski Stan Grendzinski Nick Gravill Jack Kohl Harold Miller William Shields Henry Henderson

Kent State alumna to spend a week with Byrne family

Mrs. Walter Kubiak formerly Hope Byrne will stay with her parents Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Byrne at South Willow and is noted as Miss Kent State 1942. Her Philadelphia residence is linked to her husband’s Temple University study.

Walter Kubiak Hope Byrne H. D. Byrne South Willow Ext

Grads Handle Broadcasts in State Department Roles

Nate Galpert and Carol Richards, graduates, work as radio engineers for overseas broadcasts based in New York with the state department.

Nate Galpert Carol Richards State Department New York

Laing to Speak on Race Relations at Wesley Forum

Dr. James T. Laing sociology head will address a forum on race relations within campus fraternities and sororities at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Methodist church. The First Wesley foundation outdoor social drew 25 KSU students last Sunday at Virginia Kendall park. Bob Squires led the vesper service to close the picnic.

James T. Laing The Methodist Church First Wesley Foundation KSU Virginia Kendall Park Bob Squires

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