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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1942

Page

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Kent State Enrolls Second Term Amid Artillery Class

Second term enrollment climbs to 726 as Kent State students in the artillery firing class learn from Professor Harold Rogers. Student Joseph Myers receives pointers while WWI veteran observers, including Margaret Dornbusch Vivian Gage Jean Dilgard and Lila Sprague, watch the session.

Harold Rogers Joseph Myers Kent Ing Margaret Dornbusch Vivian Gage Jean Dilgard Lila Sprague

Fries Speaks at Two Day Language Arts Conclave

Dr Charles C Fries of the University of Michigan delivered lectures on the dictionary history grammar teaching and stimulating literature interest at the Conference on Language Arts held Tuesday and Wednesday Over 150 attended with English department leaders guiding discussions The event featured reviews of Louis Stromfield’s Until the Daybreak at a dinner and musical entertainment by Mrs William Shepherd with hostess Dr Grace B Sherrer and Dean Frew Musselman introducing guests

Charles C. Fries University of Michigan Fries English Department Dean Frew Musselman Dc. E. Satterfield John L. Blair Earl W. Crecraft Walter Simmons Louis Stromfield William Shepherd Grace B. Sherrer

War Course to Discuss Home Front Contributions

The next war course meeting will discuss home front war effort contributions. It is scheduled for Wednesday August 12 at 7 30 p m in 317 McGilvrey hall.

McGilvrey Hall

Maintenance Crew Begins Work On Buildings Campus

University maintenance employees accelerate outdoor and interior redecorating and repainting on campus using 2000 gallons of paint planned before year end. Director Larry Woodell notes most paint goes to classrooms and interior areas with substantial exterior use on windows and doors. A new light color scheme is planned for the University auditorium as part of the redecorating.

Larry Woodell University

26 CPT Pilots Ready To Solo At Airports

Twenty six Kent State University men are preparing for solo flights at Akron and Mid-City airports in a pioneering national program to air condition American youth. Enrolled on army and navy reserve lists, they study meteorology navigation aerodynamics theory of flight mathematics chemical warfare military science and discipline and physical education. They receive room and board at Moulton hall paid by the government for an eight week course before advancing or transferring. An expanded aviation faculty aids the reserves with ground school taught by Andrew Paton and military science and chemical warfare by Frank C Hull. Regular faculty member Adrian Van Wylen directs the program.

Kent State University Akron Army Navy Moulton Hall Andrew Paton Frank C. Hull Kent Adrian van Wyen

Kent State Summer Session Enrollment Nears Last Year

Kent State's second summer session enrollment rose to 726 and may surpass last year's 739 total. Registrar E C Stopher credited the war and gas rationing for maintaining figures with the more serious lease on life. women totaled 483 and men 243, with Education leading at 532 enrollees and Business Administration up 75 percent.

Kent State E. C. Stopher Stopher College of Education Liberal Arts College of Business Administration Business Administration College Dean of Women’s Office Ohio

Kent's Flying Dutchman Works Seven Days A Week

Adrian Van Wyen, a full blood Dutchman, serves as CPT consultant and director at Kent University. He works seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with additional Saturday and Sunday airport schedule adjustments. He earns one dollar a year and reports region three schools to adapt curricula for CPT. He joined Kent in 1934 and earned his master’s degree here in 1938. His home is West Sayville, Long Island.

Kent Adrian van Wyen CPT van Wyen Washington Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota

Oklahoma U Regulates NROTC Students and Housing Rules

University of Oklahoma announces measures for the upcoming naval training base including 11 pm curfew for women students confined to sorority houses and dormitories and tightened security with screwed window screens and locked doors bolted from inside.

Norman Okla ACP University of Oklahoma

Barich Named Industrial Arts Department Head

Dewey F. Barich former supervisor of vocational training for defense workers in Michigan will head the University of Michigan industrial arts department this fall. He is known in Michigan education circles for his broad training in industrial arts and holds a master’s from the University of Michigan and a BS from Stout Institute. He also worked for four years at Oliver Iron Mining in Hibbing.

Dewey F. Barich Michigan Department of Industrial Arts Barich Hibbing High School Minn Michigan State Board of Control Oliver Iron Mining Company Hibbing University of Michigan Stout Institute Menomonie Wis

Prof Wright to Leave for U S Navy Duty Soon

G Harry Wright associate professor of speech will leave for active duty before October. He enlisted in the Navy construction battalion as a yeoman third class and will perform Navy installation work outside the United States.

G. Harry Wright Navy United States

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