Hazel Kelly Named Greek Candidate for Miss Kent State
Hazel Kelly, 21, a junior and Beta Gamma member, is Greek candidate for Miss Kent State. The active athlete plans to teach physical education and plays tennis, basketball, and swim. She serves as athletic manager of Beta Gamma and participates in the Women's Athletic Association. She is five feet seven inches tall and weighs about 130 pounds and looks the part as she accepts the role with enthusiasm.
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Hazel Kelly
Kent
Women’s Athletic Association
Beta Gamma
Miss Winona Eyre Eyre for Miss Kent State
Miss Winona Eyre an Akron native and senior Burr editor seeks the Miss Kent State crown. She plans a future in newspaper work after teaching school, holds two degrees in liberal arts and education, and is active in journalism circles through Lambda Phi.
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Akron
Akron East High School
Lambda Phi
Women's Journalism
Burr
PTA Confab Opens Here Tomorrow
Fifteen hundred parents and educators plan to attend the Northeastern Ohio PTA spring conference at Kent State University. Dorothy Waldo Phillips of Landowne Pa will give the main address and 12 group discussions will follow. Ohio educators and PTA workers will be platform guests at the evening session, with a banquet in Lowry hall and a Kent State band program.
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Kent State
Northeastern Ohio
Parent- Teacher Association
Dorothy Waldo Phillips
Landedowne
P.T. A. Workers of
Ohio
Lowry Hall
Kent State University Band
Delts Take Frat Swim Meet Crown
Delta Phi Sigma won the inter fraternity swimming meet at the University pool with 33 points led by Don Edwards scoring 18. Kappa Sigma Chi had an early lead anchored by Bill Dedinsky before Delta Phi Sigma pulled ahead.
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Delta Phi Sigma
Don Edwards
Kappa Sigma Chi
Bill Dedinsky
Cardinal Key Women Meet Tonight on Membership
A special Cardinal Key meeting will be held tonight from 6 to 7 o'clock in room 108 Kent hall to discuss membership.
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Kent Hall
NTFC Production Staff Drives Up The May Show
NTFC production staff is the sparkplug of a May 1 and 2 show. Four key staffers under cover handle technicals while Guisewire and Mouse guide the credit goes to the crew behind the scenes. Frances Allen assists, drawing on past production experience and performing in the Gay 90s scene. Jerry Prinz serves a steady six person stage management crew handling scenery and quick changes to prevent misdrops. Two Youngstown students are involved.
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NTFC
Guisewire
Mouse
Frances Allen
Cleveland
Guisewite
Miss Allen
Jerry Prinz
Prinz
Youngstown
Miss Kent State 1941 crowned as polls open on activity fee vote
University voters go to the polls to decide a 50 cent activities fee increase for class events and gifts. The plan, rejected by the trustees last April, was approved by the student council and appears on today's ballot with funds to be placed in a separate class fund for each graduating class. President Leebrick notes past attempts and signals possible resubmission if supported.
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Kent State
University Board of Trustees
K. C. Leebrick
Board of Trustees
Medical Film Depicts Osteopathy Student Life
A vocational film showing a day in the life of an osteopathy student will screen at the Training school auditorium tomorrow at 3 15 p m. Dr A O De Weese director of student health service said the film aims to acquaint prospective students with daily medical activities.
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A.O. de Weese
Student Health Service
DeWeese
Clear Picture Of Far East Shown Tonight
Dr. M L Spencer renowned journalist and traveler speaks on Behind the News in Asia at 8 15 p m in the University auditorium. The Syracuse university journalism dean fresh from Japan China and Manchukuo tours presents insights to University members and staff.
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Far East
M. Lyle Spencer
Japan
China
Manchukuo
Spencer
Syracuse University School of Journalism
Asia
K. C. Leebrick
University of Washington
William Taylor
Hoose Rallies After Pneumonia From Akron Crash
Dick Hoose rose from a 105 degree fever caused by pneumonia after a severe auto crash in Akron. He and two other Kent youths, James Blackstock and Leonard Pomeroy, remained in Akron City Hospital in fair condition with hopes Blackstock could be discharged in three to four weeks.
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Dick Hoose
Hoose
Kent
Akron City
Akron
James Blackstock
Leonard Pomeroy
House
Blackstock
First University Faculty Concert Draws 200 Fans
The inaugural faculty recital at the university was held in the auditorium last night. Kenneth Byler and Harold Miles presented works by Shubert Hindemith and Franck to an audience of 200 faculty and others who applauded and urged encores.
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Shubert
Hindemith
Franck
Kenneth Byler
Harold Miles
Freshmen plan 1000 balloons for prom at Wills gym
President Ray Gallagher announces the freshman prom will feature 1000 balloons in Wills gym on April 8. Balloons have been bought already and surpass prior records, leaving the question of who will inflate them.
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Ray Gallagher
Wills Gym
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Leebrick
Sparkplug
Charley Ayres
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