Campus Night plans outlined for May 26 events
Student groups finalize Campus Night with parade and singing contests due entries by May 11. Band members may be replaced by sorority alumni. trophies awarded to top scatter groups if two enter per category. May Queen to be chosen by three judges including E Ladislaw Novotny assisted by Akron artists.
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Student Council
Cardinal Key
National Women’s Service Honorary
University Social Committee
Merrill Hall
Kent “K
Violet Gardner
Pan-Helenic Council
Kappa Mu Kappa
Joanne Limber
Marty Forsberg
Dorothy Humphrey
E. Ladislaw Novotny
Akron
Duchess Will Award Plaque for Most Duchess Subscriptions
Fileen Warren announces a plaque will go to the sorority dormitory or organization selling the most Duchess subscriptions. A gym entrance tablog will track purchases Friday through Monday with a $2 nine issue option and mailing included for service members and out of state residents. The award will be presented at the Campus Night dance.
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Duchess
Fileen Warren
Humor
Miss Warren
out-of-Kent
OWA Sells War Stamps for Seventh War Loan
The OWA reports fourteen dollars in stamps sold to University students during the week long drive. Volunteers will remain at the atrium booth through Friday to sell stamps. No fixed goal is set, but the group aims to maximize purchases to support the Seventh War Loan drive.
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OWA
Pfc Rudy Seaburg Dies on Nazi Prison Train
Pfc Rudy F Seaburg listed as missing in action is reported dead by the War Department. A University student from 1941 to 1943 he served with the Third Army in Belgium and was lost on January 1 1945. Parents later received a card from him claiming imprisonment in a German camp, followed by a telegram stating he died aboard a Nazi prison train.
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Pfc
Rudy F. Seaburg
War Department
Seaburg
Third Army
Belgium
Skeleton Oscar Sheds Light From University Exhibit
The skeleton, sold to the University in 1930 by a German company, is numbered rather than named to protect identity under grave-protection laws. Dr. A O De Weese notes the preserved body was shipped in a casket crate with muscles inserted and bones wired, with a mild mouth deformity due to adenoids.
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Oscar
A. O. de Weese
University Health Service
Stump Returns To Marshall College To Address Alumni
E. Turner Stump, head of the school of speech, will address Marshall College alumni in Huntington West Virginia on May 26. His subject is Tomorrow. A Marshall graduate, he taught speech there as a student, became head of the department in 1926, and stayed until moving to Kent in 1930.
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Marshall College
Huntington
West Va
Stump
Marshall
Kent
Wednesday Night Social Dancing At University Event
The University Vets sponsor a social dancing evening inviting the student body to attend featuring top bands. Come stay or drag to enjoy music and dancing opportunities on Wednesday night.
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University
Kvets
Science Honorary Hosts Open House Demonstrations
Phi Sigma Xi science honorary announces an open house in McGilvrey hall on Saturday May 5 from 1 to 4 p m. Guides are science students familiar with the hall and a range of demonstrations explores air pressure electricity surveying slide rules permutations and combinations and simple explosives.
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Phi Sigma Xi
Science Honorary
McGilvrey Hall
Doro
Helen Lee
The
Honorary
Speech Class Aids OPA in Meat Shortage Education
Four members of an advanced address class work with the Office of Price Administration to educate the public about the meat shortage. Dave Ryan Elinore Teele Don Wargowsky and Elizabeth Piotter will speak before Kent groups with engagements at the Rotary and Travelers clubs and the Tuesday Tourist women.
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Office of Price Administration
Dave Ryan
Elinore Teele
Don Wargowsky
Elizabeth Piotter
Kent
Wargowsky
United Colored Clubs
Rotary Club
Ryan
Travelers' Club
Miss Teele
Thenns
Piotter
Wrangler’s Club
University Training School
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
James N. Holm
OPA Board
Literature Students Aid In Child Work
Four students from Dr. Wilma L. Garnett's Western World Literature class undertake projects on children's literature. Dorothy McMullen and Geraldine Boesger tell stories to primary grades in Kent schools taking three grades each. First stories began April 24. Mrs. Marie Musser Larson and June Roesinger serve as children's librarians in the Kent city library.
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Wilma L. Garnett
Dorothy McMullen
Geraldine Boesger
Kent
Marie Musser Larson
June Roesinger
Kent City
Heer to chair workshop panel on Miami science math teachings
Dr Amos L Heer director of teachers training will be guest chairman for a panel discussion tomorrow at 3 p m in Garfield Heights. The discussion will cover the Miami workshop report on the teachings of science and mathematics.
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Amos L. Heer
Garfield Heights
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Warren Bendel
Elsie Stalzer
Thy Swoboda
Florence Milton
Mary Ann Werner
Dorothy Jones
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Pat Beacom
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Lois Langmead
George Farres
Russel Conser
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