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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
4
Aviation students stationed on campus undergo HPE drills with surprising results. A mock five mile trot ends early as one cadet walks and another detours to chat with a sorority house, earning the name Gentlemen's Square after six loops. Commandos in halls and sprinting leaders pose energy questions for safety.
A group of aviation students who left campus May 22 are now stationed at the air force classification center in San Antonio Texas. They expect about a month there before transfer to special training centers. Highlights include promotions within the unit and a farewell dance planned at the university gym as the aircrew students prepare for advanced instruction.
Fraternity teams may collect intra mural certificates by visiting Coach G D Altmann in his office as announced yesterday by Coach Altmann.
University graduate Elizabeth R. Duff a second lieutenant in the Marines toured campus yesterday. She received her commission June 1 at Mount Holyoke College after officer training and was active in dormitory and WAA life at the University. Duff was a member of the Coalition party central committee.
Major Raymond Novotny, former KSU coach, serves as a special service officer under General Davis in North Africa. A letter to his brother E L Novotny says he has been in Africa since the Tunisian campaign and enjoys his work there.
Kent State football star Chet Bania faces uncertain draft status due to a leg injury from the Findlay game. A versatile three sport athlete, he starred as a high batting average hitter for the Flash baseball team during 41 43 and now plays with Waldorf in Cleveland. His noted Wooster homer in 1941 sparked an 8 5 comeback win.
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