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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1940

Page

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Publications Heads To Be Chosen May 27

University Publications committee will appoint editors in chief and business managers for Kent Stater Chestnut Burr Duchess May 27 at 3 pm in Kent States offices. Applications due May 20 at 5 pm. Tryouts for Kent Stater editors to be held with a 4 pm meeting today.

University Publications Committee Kent States William Taylor Taylor Kent Stater Chestnut Burr Duchess Magazine Jack Watts Ohio Louis B. Seltzer Watts

Dean Manchester's Letters Published For May Sale

Dean Manchester's Book of Saturday Letters will be released in May. The annual volume adds each year's letters and includes all Saturday letters from 1935 onward. It is cloth bound and priced at $1 to cover printing costs.

Dean Raymond BE. Manchester Dean Manchester

Scavenger Hunt Features French Club Meeting Today

The University French club holds its bi weekly meeting in 312M at 4 PM. Directors will give hunt directions in French, followed by group singing and a business session about the recent French film shown by the club. Plans for a weiner roast or a picnic are discussed for later in the month.

University

Flash Nine Opens Diamond Season With 7-5 Win

Flash Nine tops Toledo Rockets 7 to 5 to start the diamond season. New Chi Pi officers, led by president John Mine and vice president August Quattrochi, were installed at the fraternity meeting in the State Office last night.

Flash Nine Toledo Rockets Chi -Pi Stater John Mine August Quattrochi Tom Bates William Schraegle George Fleischer Kent State University Metcalf Aillmen Harold Schlegel John Solamone Gladys Mumaw

Oratorio Postponed Until Next Year

The Passion According to St Matthew has been postponed due to insufficient rehearsal time. Professor Fred H Denker head of the music department announced the delay. The performance, scheduled for May 12, will be held next year.

Fred H. Denker Department of

Gulgin Hurls Five Hit Ball to Beat Toledo Rockets

Kent wins 7 5 in Rockwell field opener as Dan Gulgin allows five hits in a nine inning effort. Mike Feduniak drives in a key bases loaded single in the fifth, while Wayne Griffith and Spratt spark first inning offense. Toledo builds early lead but Kent answers with a four run fifth inning and holds on despite five Kent errors.

Wayne Griffith Husky Kent Flashes Toledo Rockets Bill Whalen Mike Feduniak Kent Toledo Rockets Rockwell Field Dan Gulgin Gulgin Bob Nash Nash Heidelberg Steve Feduniak Spratt Wash Griffith Paul Lang Mike Slovak Blackstock Pease Wooster Scots Wooster

Psychologists Pearce and Clark to Attend Chicago Convention

Dr. D. W. Pearce head of psychology and Dr. Raymond M. Clark head of elementary education will attend the Midwestern Psychological Association meeting at the University of Chicago on Friday and Saturday, May 3 and 4.

D. W. Pearce Raymond M. Clark Midwestern Psychological Association University of Chicago

New Mail Boxes Arrive for Faculty and Departmental Use

Within ten days new locked mail boxes will be installed in the atrium. Over 200 compartments will streamline mail handling for faculty and departments.

Enthusiasm High On Third Art Show

Seventy budding artists expected for the third annual May Art show opening Monday May 6 and running 15 days. The exhibit features water color and oil, graphic arts, and crafts with jewelry and sculpture. Entries must be hobby work done outside class. Submit to Prof Nina Humphrey. 25 cent entry fee. all work mounted. Ray Rocak leads the show with Max Johnson assisting.

Nina Humphrey Ray Rocak Max Johnson

Biology Club Meeting Today Plans Carnegie Trip

The Biology Club meets at 4 p m in 211K with president George Tabler. Officers for next year will be elected and final plans for a field trip to the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh are discussed. All trip participants must attend.

George Tabler Carnegie Institute Pittsburgh

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Professor Taylor CHI PI Clyde Friar Music Week Baumgardner Ernestine Baumgardner Kappa Delta Pi Cardinal Key National Honorary Society Roy D. Metcalf
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