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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1943

Page

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Alumni And Seniors Plan Annual Banquet

Graduating seniors and alumni observe graduation activities with a picnic in University woods at 11 a.m. a banquet at the Robin Hood at 5 30 p.m. and a dance in Wills gymnasium at 8 p.m. Toastmaster is E C Stopher with speakers Dr K C Leebrick Lieut Harry Ferenz. May Will Play Bernie May and his orchestra provide music for the dance open to dues paying alumni and seniors.

University Woods Robin Hood Wills Gymnasium

Five Sororities Sell 325 Cigarette Carton Campaign

Five Kent sororities aid the Junior Chamber in sending 1,000,000 cigarettes to service men overseas. They sold 13 books of contributions. Theta Sigma Upsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma Gamma Sigma Phi each sold three books. Beta Gammas and Alpha Omegas each sold two books.

Chamber of Comerce Kent Theta Sigma Upsilon Sigma Sigma Sigma Gamma Sigma Phi Beta Gammas Alpha Omegas

Sunday Permits Relaxed for Women Students at Night

Dean Mary L. Smallwood announced yesterday that Sunday late hour permits remain unchanged except women students may have 12 o'clock permits Sunday night.

Mary L. Smallwood

Pontius to Lead Women's Student Court Next Year

Phyllis Pontius will become chairman of the Women's student court replacing Betty Chapman. Martha Foresberg and Flora Miller will head the Big Sister team while Pontius plans five town sections with each unit electing officers and sending reps to the Women's league and student court.

Phyllis Pontius Betty Chapman Martha Foresberg Flora Miller Miss Pontius Engleman Hall Women’s League

Souvenir Sent To Dean Manchester For Kent State Legion

Sgt. H. W. Hofacre of Wooster now stationed in England with the army contributes a Scotch plaid souvenir from Edinburg. In a recent letter he says he met a nurse in England whom he had corresponded with since high school and was entertained at her home.

Dean Manchester Kent State Legion H. W. Hofacre Wooster England Edinburg Scotland Hofacre

Brown Missing in Action Report Highlights Army Missing

Dean of Men Raymond E. Manchester announced yesterday that Vincent R. Brown a former university student and United States Army service member is missing in action. The notice confirms Brown's status and requests any information from the public.

Brown Vincent R. Brown United States Army Raymond E. Manchester

Assembly To Open Final Senior Activities

A senior convocation in the University auditorium at 9 a m 10 a m EWT opens four days of senior activities. Dean Raymond R Manchester and Dr K C Leebrick will give short addresses. The convocation is for seniors only.

Raymond R. Manchester K. C. Leebrick

Graduation address by Dr Ralph Sockman to 182 seniors

Dr Ralph W. Sockman of Christ Church New York City will speak at the University auditorium Monday June 14 at 9 am to 182 graduating seniors and guests. The program includes Mendelssohn music, a Latvian spiritual, and university choirs with the processional and recessional.

Ralph W. Sockman Christ Church New York City University Ohio Wesleyan University Lockman Union Theological Seminary National Radio

Rev Clinchy To Address Baccalaureate

Baccalaureate services for the graduating class will be held Sunday afternoon June 13 at 3 p m in the University auditorium. The Rev Dr Everett R Clinchy president of the National Association of Christians and Jews will deliver the sermon. University orchestra will play Festal March and The Honor Legion while the University Women’s Glee Club sings Ye with Sorrow Now Are Fill’d and Psalm 150. Reception for seniors parents and alumni will be at the campus home of President and Mrs Leebrick 1100 East Main from 4 30 to 6 p m.

University Cadman Honor Legion Vance Everett R. Clinchy National Association of Christians and Jews University Women’s Glee Club Brahms Franck Leebrick East Main Street

Soldiers' Dancing Will Be Suspended

Social dancing for aviation students will be suspended Sunday June 13 and Sunday June 20 to avoid a conflict with commencement exercises. Evangeline Jaffars, instructor in physical education announced yesterday.

Evangeline Jaffars

Seniors Offered Left Extra Announcements Contact

Some Left Extra announcements are available for seniors by contacting Wanda Baynes at the Gamma Sigma Phi house before 4 p m today.

Wanda Baynes Gamma Sigma Phi

Students Remember As Another Year Ends At Kent State

Paula Evans reports on a Kent State campus winding down the year amid exams packing and promises to meet after the war Enrollment fell from 1600 to under a thousand while a 600 strong freshman class raised the fresh era flag The campus celebrates homecoming queen Marilyn Soule and a 23 6 victory over the Akron Zippers plus Pigskin Prom honors for Margaret Lewis and campus theater planning Don Kemp named Most Unpopular Man Jane McDowell Miss Kent State and bandleader Bob Chester headlining Top Hop activities

Marilyn Soule Cleveland Flashes Akron Zippers KSU Margaret Lewis University Theatre Don Kemp Joe College Bob Chester Jane McDowell Kent State Army Army Air Crew

Proxy May Go To New York

Dr. K. C. Leebrick, president of the University for five years, plans to leave Kent on June 18 if his army call has not arrived. He will study at the American Council of Institute of Civic Affairs in New York until duty as a major in the specialized training reserve begins. Dr. Raymond Clark named acting president will start Tuesday.

K. C. Leebrick Kent New York City Army Board of Trustees American Council of Institute of Civic Affairs New York Raymond Clark Leebrick

War Dept Warns Against Harmful Round Robin Newsletters

The War Department reports that round robin newsletters are among the worst offenders in military information leakage. Servicemen add notes and forward them, often revealing troop locations and movements to enemies. The government urges dropping this practice to protect security.

War Department

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Hope Byrne Dick Foots Jeanne Smith Phil Rubin Bernie May Jeanne Marie Johnson C. E. Satterfield Mona Fletcher Arden Allyn John Blair Earl Crecraft Pontius Studet Court Sockman Mendelssohn J. S. McInturff God McGilvrey Hall Rev. Clinchy Paula Evans War Dept
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