Off Campus Women Win Baseball Crown
Off Campus women defeated the Gamma Sigma Phi sorority 21 to 0 to win the intramural WAA baseball crown. Ruth Sparhawk says semi finals last week had Off Campus beating Beta Gamma 5 to 2 and Gamma Sigs defeating Sigma Sigma Sigma 11 to 4. Awards will be presented at 4 p m today during the WAA meeting with points and participation caps noted. The intramural tennis semi finals are set for early this week. The WAA board for 1943 44 was announced by Jeanne Zeiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Sigma Phi
Ruth Sparhawk
WAA
Jeanne Zeiser
Betty Bunell
New Equipment for Aviation Students and Courts
Twelve chinning bars have been installed in the athletic grounds for aviation students, according to Coach G. J. Altmann. Four volleyball courts are under construction in the north end of the I-M field.
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G. J. Altmann
I-M
Club Officers and Sport Managers Named for Next Year
Officers include Ruth Sparhawk vice president Ethel Day secretary Mary Kester treasurer and Dorothy Milligan social chairman. Sport managers list Pat Beacom basketball Alyce Troyan badminton Pauline Strong ping pong Kemp Banfield outdoor and Betty Bunell tennis. Other managers Kathleen Bronson softball Isabel Lanterman archery Marge Jellinek dance Pay Boyer sharks club Esme Jones horseshoes Edith Riley volleyball Marge Keith bowling and Marilou Sowash soccer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficers
Ruth Sparhawk
Ethel Day
Mary Kester
Dorothy Milligan
Pat Beacom
Alyce Troyan
Pauline Strong
Kemp Banfield
Betty Bunell
Kathleen Bronson
Isabel Lanterman
Marge Jellinek
Pay Boyer
Sharks Club
Esme Jones
Edith Riley
Marge Keith
Marilou Sowash
Army Presents Last Skit In KSRW Radio Series
A government approved air corps play titled Wings for America will be broadcast today at 2 15 p m over Station WADC. Maxwell Field officers approved the production directed by Virginia Dodd with Suzanne Schwartz in charge of sound and an all aviation student cast.
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Air Corps
Wings For America
Maxwell Field
WADC
Radio Workshop
Virginia Dodd
Suzanne Schwartz
University Graduates (Continued From Page One)
The list details graduates by college and degree. Liberal Arts includes Frances Alen, Charlotte Beech, Alita Boecker, Rhea Bond, Helen Boyd, Betty Breen, Eleanor Byrne, Alyce Carr and others. Science degrees go to Ed Bartlett, Kathryn Beal, Musser Bohn, Edwin Brodie, Martha Clark, Robert Dawson, Virginia Dick, Marjorie Fankhauser, Raymond Kubuski, Cornelia Kuchenbacher, Margaret Lewis, Charles Little, Otis Maxwell, William Myers, Mary Beth Nass, Frank Phillips, Ronald Rongone, Helen Wellar. Business graduates include Chet Bania, Richard Clark, Art Durivage, Richard Foote, Russell Hill, William Hudec, Harvey Reger, Linnea Saukkon.
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Elfrieda Wachic
Constance Waldo
Barbara Welton
Ardath Wise
Robert Wise
Louise Wolf
Frances Wren
Mildred Wyss
Patty Yever
Lois Youtzy
Irene Yurko
Eileen Zeber
Liberal Arts
College of Liberal Arts
Frances Alen
Charlotte Beech
Alita Boecker
Rhea Bond
Helen Boyd
Betty Breen
Eleanor Byrne
Alyce Carr
Betty Chapman
Ed Christian
Viola Cole
Hope Davis
Margaret Davis
Anne Daly
Laverne Francis
Dale Ganyard
Jeannette Happoldt
Martha Harper
Caryl Hopkinson
Jeanne Marie Johnston
Alice Krimmel
Clara Lloyd
Mariesta MacDonald
Donna Payden
Anne Prosen
Grace Rohrer
Beatrice Shurtleff
E. Lenard Silverstein
Joan Smith
Earl Vacaria
June Weiler
Ed Bartlett
Kathryn Beal
Musser Bohn
Edwin Brodie
Martha Clark
Robert Dawson
Virginia Dick
Marjorie Fankhauser
Raymond Kubuski
Cornelia Kuchenbacher
Margaret Lewis
Charles Little
Otis Maxwell
William Myers
Mary Beth Nass
Frank Phillips
Ronald Rongone
Helen Wellar
Senior Ralph Church Awaits Army Air Corps Call
After his June graduation Ralph Church, an Army Air Corps reserve, expects a call for advanced meteorology training possibly at the University of Chicago. From Rootstown High to Kent State, he excelled in football basketball track and baseball, earned varsity letters, and received a third year blanket. He majors in math with a chemistry minor and leads in Blue Key and Men's Union while active in HPE. He won the intramural wrestling title at 165 pounds and is listed in Collegiate Who's Who.
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Ralph Church
Army Air Corps Reserve
University of Chicago
Rootstown High
Church
Kent State
Ralph
Blue Key
Men's Union
HPE
College Degrees Granted to Graduate Students and Masters
Four graduates receive master of arts degrees and several named individuals are listed among graduate students and faculty. William Whalen Marge Edixon and Peggy Fike join graduate students Charles Furney Victor Graverseau and Ralph Heath in completing advanced studies.
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William Whalen
Marge Edixon
Peggy Fike
Charles Furney
Victor Graverseau
Ralph Heath
Second Year Awards Delayed At Kent State
Sport Scope notes persistent delay in awarding second year medals at Kent State University as many athletes depart for other posts and a new athletic director looms. The piece attributes missed citations to ignored approvals and reduced funding, leaving many students uncertain who deserves recognition.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
Army
KSRW
Karper
W. Main St
ST Louis
U.s.army Air Corps
Boyle
Enes Alley
U.S. Treasury Department
Army Air Corps
By Bill Keene
Kent
Eugene McCord
Camp Barkeley
Texas
Army of the United States
Kent Stater
KSU
Harvard
Army Medical Department
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