Independents Open Drive With Band Rally Campus Night
The general committee set the Campus Night order with University band first, then Cardinal Key and Blue Key. Greek entrants include Theta Sigma Upsilon leading, then Alpha Omega Beta Gamma and others, with the K-Vets unopposed for independent honors. The Independent Party sponsors the last float to form ISA Seventh War Loan rally.
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Cardinal Key
Blue Key
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Alpha Omega
Beta Gamma
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Pi Kappa Sigma
Gamma Sigma Phi
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Sigma Tau Gamma
The
Independent Party
ISA
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Banquet Set For May 29 At Robin Hood
The publications banquet for 1945 46 will be held Tuesday May 29 at 6 30 to honor Kent Stater Chestnut Burr staffs with the Paul Ryan Achievement cup for service. The new Stater editor business manager and Jargon editor will be announced. Guests include President and Mrs Bowman and several faculty and student leaders. All University publications staff are invited.
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Robin Hood
Kent Stater
Chestnut Burr
Paul Ryan
Stater
George A. Bowman
Ruth Jane Recht
Jane Selzer
Frances Murphey
Bowman
Robert C. Dix
Bee Offieer
A. A. Crowell
L. H. Munzenmayer
C. E. Satterfield
Murray Powers
L. C. Whetton
James Morris
MU Dinner Features Tapping and Pictures
The Men's Union banquet at 6 p m in the Pythian Sisters hall will feature tapping of new Blue Key pledges and slides of campus views. Don Moore leads tapping of new members to the national service honorary, with pledges chosen for character scholarship and leadership and to be initiated at a later banquet. Dr. Gerald H Chapman will show campus slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Don Moore
National Service
Gerald H. Chapman
AWYVS Plans Second Magazine Drive On Campus
The American Women's Volunteer Service unit on campus will conduct a magazine drive the last week of school following the success of the prior quarter. At the last quarter meeting, officers were installed with Dorothy Watson and Delores Williamson named as co chairs.
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American Women’s Volunteer Service Unit
Dorothy Watson
Delores Williamson
Douglass Students Shine In University Choir May Concert
Esther Douglass scored again as soloist with the 45 member University choir under George W. Gove. She sang Debussy Mandolin with other soloists Eudora Lindman Shepherd Kay Bardelline and more praised for their work. A special assembly featured two numbers and Amy Lee played Mozart Fantasy to applause.
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Esther Douglass
George W. Gove
Miss Douglass
Debussy
Eudora Lindman Shepherd
Kay Bardelline
Professor Stump to Speak at Doylestown and Huntington Events
Professor E Turner Stump head of the school of speech will give a commencement address Our Heritage at Doylestown high school Doylestown Ohio Friday May 25 at 8 p m He will recount Tomorrow at the annual alumni banquet Marshall college Huntington West Virginia Saturday May 26 at 7 p m He will also attend a noon luncheon of Alpha Psi Omega national dramatic honorary of which he is national president
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E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Doylestown High School
Doylestown, O
Stump
Professor Stump
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
Alpha Psi Omega, National Dramatic Honorary
Four POWs Released and a Sergeant Killed in Pacific
The report lists four former prisoners released this month, including Lieuts. Howard B. Claflin Daniel E. LaHard and Duane O. Hague of the Army Air Forces and infantryman Pfc. Delmont Mowl. Marine Sgt Harold M Weaver 27 formerly CUYA Falls graduate killed May 4 on Okinawa. Weaver enlisted 1939-41 in liberal arts. Claflin attended Kent State 1941-42 and earned the Air Medal. LaHard attended 1938-39 and parachuted over Germany on 34th mission. Hague studied 1939-43 and was believed safe in Czechoslovakia. Missing Private Monj enrolled 1941-42.
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Harold M. Weaver
Okinawa
Weaver
Guadalcanal
Peleliu
College of Liberal Arts
The
University
Cuyahoga Falls
Howard B. Claflin
Daniel E. LaHard
Duane O. Hague
Army Air Force
Pfc
Delmont Mowl
Claflin
Germany
Kent State
15Th Air Force Fortress
Hague
Czechoslovakia
Court Practices At 4 In May Queen Court
Those participating in the May Queen court will meet for practice in the Atrium today at four. If the weather permits, the practice will be held outside, according to Mary Ellen Hoffman.
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Mary Ellen Hoffman
ISA Bond Rally Promises Free Movie Ticket
The Independent Students' Association opens the Seventh War Loan drive with an 8 p.m. rally on Depeyster Street near Main featuring two patriotic floats from ISA and the K-Vets and the Engleman hall Varga Girl float. Kent Theater manager John Palfi will sell bonds and offer a free movie ticket. Dr. Walter Simmons will also sell bonds in the theater lobby.
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Independent Students’ Association
Depeyster Street
Main
ISA
K-Vets
Engleman Hall
John Palfi
Kent Theater
Palfi
Walter Simmons
Carol Linder
Kent
William Shepherd
Shepherd
Miss Linder
Joan Kemp
Olga Antonik
Civia Berman
Blanche Grant
Violet Baker
Pauli Klein
Angie Zima
No School Memorial Day Officially Announced
President George A. Bowman's office confirmed there will be no school on Memorial Day May 30. The announcement ends circulating rumors and informs students and staff to observe the holiday.
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George A. Bowman
Part-Time Jobs Abound For Kent Students This Summer
University bureau reports plentiful part-time work in Kent and nearby towns for students this summer. Positions at Ravenna Ordnance Plant include outdoor shipping and stenography with wages from 65 cents an hour. Lamb Electric and Davey Tree in Kent offer drafting and assembly and chemistry related openings. University dining hall jobs pay 45 cents hourly with raises. Dr. Munzenmayer recommends local opportunities while taking at least a five hour course each session.
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Kent
Lester Munzenmayer
Ravenna
University Bureau
Ravenna Ordnance Plant
Lamb Electric
Davey Tree Expert Companies
Munzenmayer
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Independents
Moulton Hall
Lowry Hall
Merrill Hall
Wills Gym
Dean
Raymond E. Manchester
Delbert Miller
Lester H. Munzenmayer
Harlan M. Hungerford
Douglass
Scholin
Mildred Hightree
Joan Shremp
Margaret Wilt
van Darby
John Reinheimer
Amy Lee
Pacific
LaHard
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