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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1943

Page

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Pan Campus Party Wins Eight Seats On Student Council

The Pan-Campus party captured eight of twelve student council seats in yesterday’s election. Jean Hungerford Betty Bunnell and Joe Mary won senior posts as Pan Campus three to one over Coalitionists. Junior representatives went Pan Campus three to one with Ethel Day Alice Cox and Tom Harris. Sophomore seats split two to two with Dorothy Starkey and Bob Schamel for Pan Campus and Don Wargowsky Bill Keene for Coalition. Women’s League slate Doris Yarger Mary Ellen Hoffman Marjorie Gamble and Charlotte Lose won key roles. Pan Campus holds 11 council seats to seven for Coalition.

Pan-Campus Party Pan-Campus Jean Hungerford Betty Bunnell Joe Mary Martha Jean Lauderbaugh Coalition Party Ethel Day Alice Cox Tom Harris Marilou Lowash Don Wargowsky Bill Keene Coalition Dorothy Starkey Bob Schamel Pan- Campus Women’s League Doris Yarger Mary Ellen Hoffman Marjorie Gamble Charlotte Lose

Explosion Kills Former Student at Ellisburg University

Ensign Amos William Konstand, a former University student from 1938 to 1939, died when a hydrogen balloon exploded in mid air near Ellisburg New Jersey. Konstand earned naval aviators wings in February and was a cousin of sophomore Nick Pandelis. He married Mary Papageorge of Akron in February.

Amos William Konstand Ellisburg N. J Konstand Nick Pandelis Mary Papageorge Akron

Second Dancing Lesson In Aviation Students Series

The second dancing lesson in a series for aviation students will be held Sunday from 1:30 to 2:30 p m in room 119 Kent hall. Instructors Evangeline Jaffars and Claudine Harris of health and physical education will teach beginners and students may bring their own partners.

Kent Hall Evangeline Jaffars Claudine Harris

Stopher to Lead Faculty Womens Club Dinner Program

E C Stopher head of the group registrar will speak at the annual dinner of the Faculty Women's club at Twin Lakes country club tomorrow night.

E. C. Stopher Twin Lakes Country Club

Dater Urges America as Postwar World Leader

Dr. Henry M. Dater urged postwar world leadership by America stressing universal American ideals fit for global understanding. He warned Americans must share truth with the world while noting many youths prefer sacrifice to studying history. Dr. K. C. Leebrick then praised 100 high achievers and Phi Beta Kappa seniors.

Henry M. Dater Scholarship Assembly America England France

Byers To Address Criminology Class

Mrs. Edna J. Byers superintendent of the Delaware Girls Industrial School will speak to Dr James Laings criminology class at 9 a m today in room 306 Kent Hall After her lecture she will interview University women interested in working at the Delaware institution in connection with Sociology 475 a term of field work in juvenile delinquency Women interested in attending the class will be welcome Dr Laing head of the department of sociology stated yesterday

Edna J. Byers Delaware Girls’ Industrial School James Laing Kent Hall

Uniforms Attract Women As Joe College Goes Stag

A narrator hides in hedges as six male students in civil clothing fail to attract dates. They joke that uniforms lure the girls while aviation and military attire prove more appealing, then decide to quit the scene and head home.

Joe College

Barkerettes to Present Second Annual Blue Key Carnival

Gladys Willis Jean Lenner and Jean Burch will serve as Barkerettes at the Blue Key carnival in Wills gymnasium tomorrow night from 7 30 to 10 30. Evie Rawles is not pictured. The four are members of Gamma Sigma Phi sorority.

Gladys Willis Jean Lenner Jean Burch Wills Gymnasium Tomor Evie Rawles

Mine Mayhew Preview Assembly At PD Carnival

Mine and Mayhew present previews of a future all student assembly tonight at Wills gym. Blue Key sponsors Penny Carnival with 7 30 p m start and 8 30 EWT. Attendees will see Miss Penny Drive Lila Sprague and taxi dances directed by Art Wilson with acts by Herb Koehn Janet Harris Johnny Johnston Bruno Santone and more. Proceeds aid Dean Manchester Penny Drive supporting campus publications for service men. A trophy will reward the top fundraising organization.

Stan Mine Sig Mayhew Blue Key Men’s Service Honorary Wills Gym Lila Sprague Art Wilson Herb Koehn Janet Harris Mine-Mayhew Johnny Johnston Bruno Santone Raymond E. Manchester

Chestnut Burr Annual to Be Issued Around June 1

University annual Chestnut Burr will be issued to faculty and students around June 1, as announced yesterday by editor Arthur Durivage.

Chestnut Burr Arthur Durivage

569 Vote Affirmative In Election

University students approved a revised constitution with 569 yes votes, 4 no, and 22 invalid. The document requires faculty and student approval and will go to the university administration for final adoption. If the board approves, it takes effect immediately after ratification and a year trial was proposed by the faculty.

Frances B. Murphey University Bernie Harris Lester H. Munzenmayer Leebrick Peg Curry Hope Byrne Miss Byrne

KSRW Presents Recorded Concert At Kent Hall

KSRW will host a third radio workshop concert in Kent hall studio on the third floor from 1 to 2 PM Sunday. Beethoven Pastoral Symphony and Tschaikowsky Nutcracker Suite will be performed under Suzanne Schwartz, with refreshments by Dr and Mrs Charles B Sumner.

Radio Workshop Kent Hall Beethoven Tschaikowsky Suzanne Schwartz Charles B. Sumner

Army Tests Standardize Grades for Returning Soldiers

The Armed Forces Institute will give math and science tests today to 150 members of algebra analytical geometry trigonometry and natural science classes. Dr Raymond Clark director of the testing bureau says the tests standardize grades so returning servicemen can be placed consistently in college courses.

Army Armed Forces Institute Raymond Clark Armed Forces

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PC Party Pan Yarger Stopher Dater Byers By James Myers Sugar Daddy United States Army Mayhew KSRW
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