University Hiking Club Plans May 19 Outing at Nelson Ledges
The University Hiking Club invites students, faculty, and townspeople to join the final group hike of the year at Nelson Ledges on Sunday May 19 led by guest hikers under Harry Mount. University journalists from Kent Stater Chestnut Burr and Duchess will picnic at Virginia Kendall Park in Akron the same afternoon at 2 pm.
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Students to Be Honored at Engleman Hall Picnic
A picnic honoring all Engleman hall women who achieved a 3. average is planned for Sunday May 26 from 5 to 7 p m in the University woods.
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Kent State Beats Toledo 13-5 In Ohio Conference Baseball
Kent State defeated Toledo 13 to 5 in Toledo to boost its bid for the Ohio Conference title. Wayne Griffith Paul Lang and Mike Feduniak led a seven run seventh inning rally as Kent State secured the win in the road trip opener.
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Theta Sigs Win Cup At Annual Awards Banquet
The Women's Athletic Association awarded the participation cup at their annual banquet. Theta Sigma Upsilon sorority won the highest award of the year, while Beta Gammas finished in second place.
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Kent Red Cats Visit Western Reserve in Pencil Drawn Tennis Meet
Kent's tennis squad travels to Cleveland to face Western Reserve in a match expected to be even on paper. The Red Cats defeated John Carroll by a similar margin to Ray Novotny's squad over the Luckless Streaks. Kent lists planned lineup Andreas Gillies Alexander Trent Ingham and Watson if six players are used.
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University Campus Night Parade Route and Dance Plans
The parade will proceed east on Main to River Street then swing back to the university atrium before entering the gym for disbanding and a 7 p.m. forward march signal. If impractical, the caravan shifts to South Water Street and returns to Main. Gil Crest and his orchestra will perform in the gym for the dance after the parade.
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Paris Placed Under Military Control As War Advances
German forces push along the Meuse in northern France as Paris is placed under military control for the first time since 1914. The French government gave no explanation, the high command declares the situation serious, and the American embassy urges most citizens to leave unless essential.
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Weather today and tomorrow outlook
Light showers and cloudy skies expected today with a slight warm up tomorrow. Yesterday’s high was 51 degrees and the low reached 44.
United States Air Fleet to Grow Tenfold
President Roosevelt announced a defense plan from Washington to boost the U S air fleet to about five thousand planes, ten times the current strength, with five hundred twenty unusable. Experts note the U S lags behind Germany in all classes of fighters by roughly four to one.
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Blue Key to Initiate Eight on Campus Sunday
Major Bert Clair Riley national executive secretary of Blue Key will be on campus Sunday evening as eight new men are initiated into the honorary. He founded the organization and will discuss plans for the national convention to be held here next December with the Kent chapter.
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WAA To Elect Officers At May 22 Meeting
The Women's leagues vote for officers on Wednesday May 22 with candidates for president Martha Runner and Jane Rother mund secretary Caroline Clawson and Pauline Johnson second vice president Lillian Foote and Marjorie Thompson.
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Jane Rothermund
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Lillian Foote
Marjorie Thompson
KP Club Breakfasts in Woods
Kindergarten and primary majors will share a breakfast in the university woods Sunday morning. The annual May event marks eight years and is organized by Kathryn Osborne and her committee including Jane Osborne, Dorothy Holmes, Velma Andrews, Roberta Petty, Marjorie Whittlesey, Elizabeth Myers and Helen Cassidy.
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Journalism honoraries banqueting with Ben Wickham speaker
Chi Pi and Lambda Phi journalism honoraries plan a joint banquet at the Robin Hood Tuesday night with Ben Wickham of the Cleveland News as the guest speaker. Journalism faculty members are expected to attend.
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Faculty talk sparks Akron Kent State forum on student relations
Dr. John Cuber of The Faculty spoke on Boy and Girl Relations Wednesday at a joint Akron and Kent State university YMCA meeting. An open forum followed the talk with members discussing college student relations.
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Men’s Faculty Meeting Cancelled
The men's faculty meeting scheduled for Monday night is canceled due to a campus night date conflict, per Prof. W. R. Williams.
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Eleven Coeds Compete In Campus Queens Race
Candidates listed for the campus night queenship include Jo Ann Hacha Engleman hall Ruth Lea Gamma Sigma Phi Jane Lea Engleman hall Etta Jean Johnston Alpha Omega Betty Lou Minor Phi Alpha Alpha Clair Jane Wagstaff Beta Gamma Jane Rothermund Lowry hall Elaine Latin Sigma Sigma Sigma Betty Kirk Pi Kappa Sigma Mary McDermott Engleman hall.
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Gamma Sigma Phi
Jane Lea
Etta Jean Johnston
Alpha Omega
Betty Lou Minor
Phi Alpha Alpha
Clair Jane Wagstaff
Beta Gamma
Jane Rothermund
Lowry Hall
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Betty Kirk
Pi Kappa Sigma
Mary McDermott
Engleman Hall Opens First Regatta Entry Challenge
Engleman hall posts entry for the second annual Rowboat Regatta set for June 1 challenging rivals. The Karper Doug Miller cups are awarded to Sigma Sigma Sigma and Sigma Tau Gamma if victorious. Entries close May 25.
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Scholarship Day Set for May 22 at University
The university will hold its annual Scholarship Day at 2 p m on Wednesday May 22. About 60 students will be cited for high scholarship and individual research, according to Dr Louis A Tohill chair of the Honors Committee.
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Pursuit of Happiness Tickets Go On Sale Next Week
University theatre announces tickets for The Pursuit of Happiness will be sold Monday through Wednesday on three atrium balcony tables. Show dates are May 23, 23 and 24 with nightly performances.
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Senior Class Invitations Distribution Details
Invitations for the senior class will be distributed tomorrow morning from 9 to 12 in the atrium. Tickets will be available through Monday of the coming week.
MEN'S UNION TO BANQUET SENIORS
The Men's Union banquet honoring all senior men will be presented May 21 at the Twin Lakes Country club. The dinner is free and starts at 6:15 p m. Leland Zahniser serves as toastmaster with campus beauty queens as waitresses. The program features the Manchester cup, speeches by President K C Lee brick and President Emeritus J E MacGilvrey, and the senior class bus absent minded professor election.
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Sunset Dance Honors Upperclassmen
Juniors and seniors will be honored at the first annual Sunset dance sponsored by the Women's League and Men's Union, organizations representing all university men and women.
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OCWC Banquet Honors Seniors At Hotel Kent
Off Campus Women's Club hosts a 6 30 p m banquet at Hotel Kent to honor seniors. A gift will be given to each. Mrs Harold Nissley advisor will speak and Mary Lou Trunkey will be toast mistress. Officers for next year will be installed.
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