Hyatt Thinks Court Tougher On Ceeds
The Women's Self-Governing Board has handled five cases this quarter. It includes a dormitory representative and a president, here Dona Mae Burkhardt. The Dean of Women, Dr. Ada V. Hyatt, refers cases not covered by penal laws or regular rules to this board. Penalties are issued by the dean.
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Women’s
Student Court
Dona Mae Burkhardt
Ada V. Hyatt
Dean of Women’s
Dean Hyatt
Miss Burkhardt
Dean of Women’s Office
Farewell at KSU as Students Leave the Office
The article notes a farewell for students leaving the university office at KSU. A confidential court system uses numbered offenders with the president as sole decider and no vote. Dean Hyatt and Miss Burkhardt discuss differences in handling cases beyond ordinary rules.
St Patrick’s Day Record: Saint Patrick’s Life in Brief
The article recounts Saint Patrick’s life from birth in Scotland in 387 to death in Downpatrick Ireland in 493. It notes his capture by Irish raiders at 16, escape, and later mission to Ireland in 433 that led to Christianization. It marks Sunday as the 1559th anniversary of his birth.
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Patrick
Ireland
Scotland
Britain
St. Martin of Tours
Gaul
Antrim
Kykpatrick
Downpatrick
Adios and Aloha Notes From Campus Social Scene
A lively college gossip round includes Vacashin journeys to Palm Beach and Florida beaches for Burr Queen Mary Lou Voselin and Jayne Haynes. Ruth Schmidt Ingrid Tornberg visit Columbia, and ex MP Don Wargowsky. masked musings on Mrs Raddock and Mrs Fearless Fosdick. Bill Palmer reconnects with decks. junior due in two weeks. Matt Fenn’s pipe, Delts’ Ronson gift. Hank Johnston and Bettie Lee anticipated. Ann Morgan owes Bob Moore five dollars. Don Crotty and Jean Goncher reunite. Education class pins a medal on a member who wed Tuesday night. Marilyn Zeiser dates Eddy from Niles. Bob Casey allergic to powder causing hive checks. Addie Pel fry and Fat Miller seen as a striking pair. KMK serenade prompts a homeowner to refuse third-floor roomers. Edie Galloway arranges five Cleveland dates. Bob White stays home to study. Mickey Yeager receives a misaddressed letter. Pat Weltner and Jim Hollinger socialize, as do Nita Wendling-Ward Robinson and Elaine Halburda Lee Havre. Bon Voyage warns to wear green on St Patrick’s Day. A discharged WAVE with patrol armband observed near the dean of women’s office. Bob Walker fond of Jeanne Jacobs. John Thomas sports crew cut. Jay Doty shows off a singe cut. Louise Kallstrom spouts poetry. Betty Tuttle back in class after illness. John Olson helps wife knit small items. Tonight’s TGIF travel problem solving promises easy roll home. On travel comments, a parodied tune riffs about Penn-Ohio coaches and the CTC.
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Vacashin
Mary Lou
Burr Queen
Voselin
Palm Beach
Jayne Haynes
Florida
Ruth Schmidt
Ingrid Tornberg
Columbia
Don Wargowsky
Raddock
Hank Johnston
Bettie Lee
Matt Fenn
Ronson
Delts
ALOHA
Ann Morgan
Bob Moore
Don Crotty
Jean Goncher
Marilyn Zeiser
Eddy
Niles
Bob Casey
Addie Pelfry
Fat” Miller
AUF
Pat Weltner
Sundae Nitin
Jim Hollinger
Nita Wendling
Ward Robinson
Elaine Halburda
Lee Havre
Sissy
St. Sullivan's
Dean of Women
Bob Walker
Louise Kallstrom
Will
Bill
Betty
Tuttle
John Olson
University War Memorial Adds Three Fallen Alumni
The War Department confirms the deaths of former Kent State students Capt Ralph R. Miller Lt Herbert Gill and Lt John Milton Bonar. Miller died during the invasion of southern France after earlier campaigns in Africa and Europe. Gill, a navy Hellcat pilot from Twinsburg, was shot down near Kwajalein. Bonar, a dive bomber pilot from Youngstown, perished over Iwo Jima after bombing a large hanger. he attended the university 1937 to 1941.
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Navy
War Department
Ralph R. Miller
Herbert Gill
John Milton Bonar
Raymond E. Manchester
Miller
Youngstown
France
Salarno
Anzio
Yorktown
Gill
Twinsburg
Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Kent State
Iwo Jima
Bonar
The
University
Poets Corner Finds Calm as Wait Ends
A reflective verse by Noel G. Rapp describes nerves heightening before a awaited arrival. The speaker notes a calm confidence once the person arrives, stating energies dissipated with the waiting.
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Noel G. Rapp
Pop Ball on Campus Moves to Informal Format
The junior Wanda Gisinger, sophomore Dona Mae Burkhardt, and freshman Randy Newhouse changed this year’s Pop Ball from formal to informal to attract a larger crowd. Betty Jane Shutrump and Bill Sullivan will be honored and introduced at intermission.
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Betty Jane Shutrump
Bill Sullivan
Wanda Gisinger
Dona Mae Burkhardt
Randy Newhouse
Candy machines and campus curios at KSU
A campus candy scene at KSU features four vending machines including in dorms. Mike Stock of Miles Vending services the area and notes corn syrup constraints limit candy production. Dana Leggett returns to staff the dining hall cash machine while Prof C Stanley Corey quips on the business cycle’s low mood cleansing economic dead wood.
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Suchard
Clark Bar
Oh! Henry
KSU
Mike Stock
Miles Vending Machine Company
Akkron
Mike
C. Stanley Corey
Columbia to Stock Sinatra Album Next Week
Columbia will release a Sinatra album next week featuring You Go to My Head I Don't Know Why These Foolish Things A Ghost of a Chance Why Shouldn't I Try a Little Tenderness Someone to Watch Over Me and Paradise. Kay Kyser recorded One-Zy Two-Zy and There's No One But You. Cab Calloway hauled his band 1500 miles to record The Honey Driver KSU. Faculty Women's club held An Evening of Music at Moulton hall. University Women's Glee club directed by Miss Elfreda Littlejohn performed with Lorayne Shumway and others. The newly organized University Woodwind Quintet performed two numbers. The university band prepares for the Ohio College Band festival next month. Campaigns brought recorded music to campus easing groans. fraternities serenades improving. Greek Singing contest planned for Campus Night.
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Columbia
Paradise
Kay Kyser
Cab Calloway
KSU
Moulton Hall
University
Elfreda Littlejohn
Trenor
Brahms
Jack Russell
Agnes Sawyer
Lorayne Shumway
College of Education
Chopin
Woodwin Quintet
John Busch
Peggy King
Patricia West
Edmund Siennicki
Hassoon
Ohio College
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Smigu Pro
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Marion Cole
Bob Wentz
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Pat Morgan
Donna ‘Mae Burkhardt
Russ Gillis
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