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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1940
Page
3
A university audience will participate in a student forum tomorrow at 3 p m in the auditorium. The panel of four speakers will lead on the topic What Should Be The Attitude of American College Youth Toward The European War. Kent State students will debate attitudes duties and actions amid the war.
The article lists performers and roles for a dance treatment program. Betty Fairfax and Alice Harvey inspired the arrangement while Mrs Harvey structured time space and motion. Musicians include Mrs Grace Benson Florence Grosvenor Margaret Mullett and Robert Deal with various instruments.
Ping Pong doubles final was won by Charles Clark and Arlene Howell. Elwood Simkins and Wilford Steffy took the men’s doubles title. The team cites transportation as their main need after frequent hitchhiking to Akron University, hindering early matches.
The Engleman hall girls hosted their annual spring formal at Congress Lake Country Club on Saturday night. Ross Halamay and his orchestra provided the music as 120 couples danced off campus for the first time.
Robert Zimmerman, 24, a former Kent State student, was seriously injured in a Sunday morning crash on South Main extension Akron. He was a passenger in a car with two others when it collided with another vehicle.
The central athletics committee met Thursday afternoon and elected Dell junior Dean Winsper to the student council.
The Stater announces a rowboat regatta forbids motors. boats line up across the river facing south and start together. Finish at Main Street Bridge with a finish line photo finish. judges final. The winner receives a rotating cup. contestants supply boats and gear.
Cardinal Key members will gather this afternoon at 4 in the English office to map participation in Campus Night. President Florence Grosvenor will lead the planning session.
Sixty five couples danced to George Vail and his orchestra at the Moulton hall spring formal Saturday night. The music room was transformed into a spring garden with picket fences flowered bowers and window boxes. Jean Robinson chaired the committee assisted by Ann Stadtler Stephie Jicha Shirley Giles Agnes Cornett and Lucille Parsons.
The Ayohs sorority closed their social season with a spring formal at Congress Lake country club attended by about 70 couples from active pledges and alumnae. Guests included Dean Mary L. Smallwood and Wilma Reinhardt, with Ross Halamay and Gil Crest orchestras providing music.
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