Freshman Elects Brooks Jansa Jones in Class Vote
Frank Vendely wins freshman class president as 100 votes beat three opponents. Bob White 82, Wallace Krivoy 78, Bob Cone 28. Paul Brooks chosen for fresh vice president with 130 votes. Virginia Black 106, Larry Heinish 51. Olga Jansa elected secretary with 92. Janet Grant 83. Mary Jones wins treasurer with 71. rivals 59, 55, 50, 50. Four freshmen join student council after tally adjustments amid printing error.
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Bob White
Wallace Krivoy
Bob Cone
Paul Brooks
Virginia Black
Larry Heinrich
Olga Jansa
Janet Grant
Barbara Humphrey
Elaine Gatts
Jean Oddo
Mary Jones
Edward Harsa
Virginia White
Jim Hopkins
Gay Curtice
Barbara McDowell
UT Stages Play Enchanted Cottage January 31 February 1
UT announces second theater production of the season Enchanted Cottage to be staged January 31 and February 1. Director Opal Wisner Boffo says casting will be announced Tuesday after tryouts. E Turner Stump designs set with the stagecraft class. Arlene Riggle is stage manager. Phyllis Hum costume mistress. Vincent Fox lighting. Marilyn Hughey publicity.
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Opal Wisner Boffo
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Blythe Spirit
Arlene Riggle
Phyllis Hum
Vincent Fox
Marilyn Hughey
Stump
NTFC to Stage Student Musical Next Spring
NTFC presents No Time for Classes as a student run musical revival with roots in 1940 1942 wartime production. Applications to produce the show are due December 15 with one submission from Bud Friedland as the candidate.
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NTFC
Bud Gerber
Betty Winfield Johnston
Hank Johnston
Mike Friedland
Johnston
Fred Davies
Friedland
University Grades Editor of Paris Red Cross Paper
Frances Waterbury, former Stater and Duchess editor, heads the staff of Over Here, the American Red Cross newspaper in Paris. Over Here is a four page sheet published bi monthly in Paris featuring field director articles, news on American servicemen in Europe, and Red Cross worker photos. Waterbury graduated cum laude in 1939 and held multiple campus leadership roles including Alpha Psi Omega member and Cardinal Key treasurer.
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Paris Red Cross
Frances Waterbury
the Stater and Duchess
Red Cross
Bowman to Attend Proxy Conference in Granville
President George A. Bowman will attend the fall meeting of Ohio college presidents in Granville hosted by Denison University. Wednesday’s 10 am session will discuss State Wide Problems and Needs in Veterans' Education.
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George A. Bowman
Ohio College
Granville
Denison University
Veterans’ Education
Elaine Gatts Enters Queendidate for Terese Green Queenship
Eight women compete for the Terese Green queenship with Elaine Gatts named by the Independent Students Association. Voting runs today at the florist shop on E Main St from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through December 7. voters must show student activity tickets.
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Terese Green
Independent Students Association
Elaine Gatts
College of Education
E. Main St
Senator Byrne Outlines State Vet Group Plans
Ohio legislature's veterans commission weighs needs of World War II veterans to guide recommendations at the next meeting. Dr Herman Byrne notes a living memorial world study scholarship program to study world problems with aim of lasting peace. Dewey Barich cites urgent campus housing shortages hindering veteran attendance as numbers may double next quarter.
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Ohio
Veterans Commission
Herman Byrne
Dewey Barich
Barich
Flip Your Dial To WAKR For KSU Program
Radio workshop at Kent State starts tomorrow at 11:45 a m from Kent Hall studio. Audience welcome in the workshop lounge as Dor othy Wolff stars Queen Elizabeth in Lonely Isle with Arlene Riggle Felice Faust Ruth Hoehn. Dave Ryan announces and Edwin Suvanto narrates. Wanda Lashley Billie Sinclair handle sound effects. This is the first campus studio broadcast since 1940 highlighting Kent State as a leading Ohio university in radio instruction.
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Radio Workshop
WAKR
Kent Hall
Opal Boffo
Lonely Isle
Dorothy Wolff
Queen Elizabeth
Arlene Riggle
Felice Faust
Ruth Hoehn
Dave Ryan
Edwin Suvanto
Wanda Lashley
Billie Sinclair
Kent State
Ohio
Moran Firsts Highlight KSU Growth In 1930s Rise
Raymond K. Moran, KMU Kappa founder and first business manager of the Kent State College of Business Administration, returned to faculty after Army service. He led campus journalism growth, earned a 1936 BA, later MA, and served 18 months as a technical sergeant in the 139th tank destroyer battalion. He plans a PhD in labor and personnel work. Moran resides in Akron with Irene and daughter Kathleen.
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Raymond K. Moran
Moran
The
Kent States
College of Business Administration
Kent State
Blue Key
Chi Pi
Pi Kappa Delta
Kappa Mu Kappa
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Akron
139Th
Talion
Camp Hood
Texas
Irene Bhing
College of Education
Kathleen
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