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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1941

Page

1

College honors list recognizes top students in LA

One hundred twelve students at the College of Liberal Arts earned honors with a three point average or better and five reaching a four point peak. The four point honorees include Frank A. Jeffries, Donald C. McIntyre, Richard M. Shively Jr, Mary B. Lemon, and Robert W. McNeese.

College of Liberal Arts Frank A. Jeffries Donald C. McIntyre Richard M. Shively, Jr Mary B. Lemon Robert W. McNeese Stan Mouse Elizabeth Amne Tucker John Powell William Schraegle Chestnut Burr Natalie Floersheimer The Duchess

White Volunteers Join Army Camp as They Depart

White Volunteers Jack White left end on the Gold en Fash football team left yesterday morning for army camp as a volunteer. He dropped out of school this semester to serve, saying he did not want to wait until July.

Jack White Golden Fash Army Camp

Greeks Stage First Joint Formal Tonight at East Market Gardens

Interfraternity council and Pan-Hellenic league join for Akron Greek formal from 9 to 12:30 a.m. with Johnny Scat Davis leading the band. President and Mrs Leebrick and several deans attend as guests. bids issued to members, pledges, sponsors, and patrons.

Interfraternity Council Pan-Hellenic League East Market Gardens Akron University of Michigan John Pentz K. C. Leebrick Arden Allyn John L. Blair Fren Musselman R. E. Manchester Mary L. Smallwood

First Vocation Meeting Highlights Florence Robnett Talk

A campus wide vocation meeting opens to University women with guest speaker Mrs. Florence Schee Robnett, veteran lecturer on over 100 campuses. She discusses vocational opportunities and requirements, followed by informal Saturday sessions with related groups. A luncheon at Robinhood restaurant honors speakers.

Florence Schee Robnett Robnett Northwestern University University of Chicago Columbia University Robinhood

Student Photo Entries Due Today By 4 P M

Student photographs for display in the salon during the Short Course in News Photography must be submitted by 4 p m today. The deadline was announced yesterday by Dale Rooks, director.

Dale Rooks

Leebrick Announces 1941 42 KSU Faculty Committees

President K C Leebrick released the complete list of 31 faculty committees for the 1941 42 academic year. The committees take effect after spring vacation and include chairs by Stopher Miller Roberts Stelson Satterfield Stoph er Baum Manchester Musselina Tohill Maisch Pake Stelson Kochenderfer Munzenmayer Taylor Cuber Smallwood and Smallwood.

KSU K. C. Leebrick Leebrick LT. C. Stopher Assembly Alvin J. Miller A. Sellen Roberts H. E. Stelson Edna Lotz Chester Satterfield E. C. Stopher Maurice Baum R. E. Manchester Fren Musselina Merle Wagoner Louis Tohill Frances Maisch Edward Pake C. C. Kochenderfer NYA Lester H. Munzenmayer William Taylor John F. Cuber H. W. Hudson Mary Smallwood

WGAR To Air Rent Talent First In Radio Workshop Series

Station WGAR Cleveland opens a series of experimental radio presentations March 8 from 2 30 to 7 p m featuring readings from Oscar Wilde and Alfred Lord Tennyson and a Scott work. Performers include E Leonard Silverstein Ray Gallagher E Blair Sheers Jr and Robby Evans under Albert Capuder. Auditions for Maude are set for March 10 and 11 in Studio A. A new radio comedy Oh I Say Hobbs by E Blair Sheers Jr debuts with first auditions March 7.

Radio Workshop WGAR Cleveland Oscar Wilde Tennyson Maude Capuder Hobbs E. Blair Sheers Jr

Nau's Princess of the Short Course stars in modeling bid

Roberta from Kent State, 105 pounds and ambidextrous, selected as the Princess of the 1941 Short Course. March 18 to 22 kicks off the course with modeling aims, after a photo feature in PM New York and a six column Kent State royal family spread.

Dale Rooks Roberta New York Beacon Kent State University

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