24 Nov 1948
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1948
Page
1
A posed campus photo shows Joan Layne, a freshman in education, and Pat Staff, a liberal arts junior, with a turkey to remind students of the Thanksgiving holiday. The Stater notes the image is promotional and not a real harvest scene.
Twenty five university students were chosen for the 1948 49 edition of Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities by a student faculty committee. Names include Nick Bozeka Philip Brustein Neil Crandall Phil Dempsey John Finn Janet Gillespie June Hirka Lucille Hyman Martha Lansinger Ann Irons Roger Howard David Kaplan George Kevalich Joanne Kemp Warren Lashley Carol Hart Clarence Peoples Julia Ross Curt Sarff Germane Swanson Paul Snyder Fred Scadding George Taimuty Donald Warman Robert Weymueller. Committee members were Deans Adam Hyatt and Raymond Manchester Dr Charles Atkinson Prof Chester Satterfield Miss Gillespie Miss Irons Dempsey Warman and Wey
Tom Shubert was elected president and Martin Barrett vice president at a SAM meeting. Arrangements were made for the quarterly banquet at the Mayflower hotel on Dec. 3 with Gail Feil of B F Goodrich Akron as guest speaker.
Murray Powers, longtime news and Sunday editor of the Akron Beacon Journal, is named managing editor. The appointment fills the vacancy created by the death of Lynn H. Holcomb on November 12. Powers has served as editing instructor since 1941.
Two advanced ROTC classes will hold an informal dinner at the Elks club on December 8 at 6 p.m. Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wall will represent the ROTC staff. Tickets go on sale December 6 to cover dinner costs.
The Booster club advisory committee discussed singing the Alma Mater for the coming basketball season and appointed a committee to teach the song to all students. They heard reports on the progress of the fact finding board and discussed Hall of Fame admittance.
Residents of Moulton hall arrange a semi formal Christmas dance in the Moulton hall music room on December 4 from 9 to 12. Roland Gamble and his orchestra will provide music for the affair. Admission is 1.60 per couple with guest couples invited by dormitory girls.
All women remaining in Kent area or near campus during Thanksgiving break must contact Dean Ada V. Hyatt's office to register and receive guidance. The notice emphasizes safety and housing arrangements for student privacy and campus coordination.
Rabbi Julius J. Nodel of The Temple in Cleveland urged Americans to be thankful for democracy after a difficult decade. Speaking to 300 students at a Thanksgiving assembly, he called for a spiritual war to renew hope and faith in democratic ideals.
Several Kansas State University faculty will work through the Thanksgiving holiday. Prof. Barich, Johnson, Lucy, Hurst, and Stiner will attend the American Vocational Association convention in Milwaukee November 28 to December 3. Radock will chair a session at the American College Public Relations Association gathering in Minneapolis November 28 to December 1. Begala leads a Ohio high school wrestling clinic at Bowling Green on December 4, with sessions on Conditioning and Mat Wrestling. Devold assists Denlinger with a new Dachshund book edition. Spicer’s Home Economics talk will appear in December’s Home Economics Journal. Massimore and Machan draft an article for Modern Language Journal titled They Learn So Easily.
A meeting of all pre medical students is scheduled for Tuesday December 30 in room 419McG at 4 p m Professor Kenneth L Kelley stressed the importance of full attendance and urged all students to attend.
Proofs of senior pictures are in the process of being returned. Each senior must choose the best proof and return all to the Chestnut Burr office by Wednesday December 1. Enlargements can be ordered at the Burr office, according to Pat Buxton.
Taukappa hosts a semi formal Snow Ball at Twin Lakes Country Club on Friday December 3 from 9 to 12. Dave Huprich and his Rhythm Rascals lead a ten piece orchestra with white frosted balloons and a snow themed setup. Chaperones include Dean and Mrs Manchester Professor and Mrs Brewer and Mr and Mrs Kirk. Girls receive 1 30 permits. Tickets cost 2 dollars a couple and booster sale is in the atrium. Proceeds benefit the stadium drive.
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