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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1941

Page

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Awards Soon For 1940 41 U University Athletes

The 1940 41 sports awards for men who played football basketball baseball wrestling tennis swimming or track are due within two weeks. Coach G D Starn will request sweater awards for baseball track and tennis last spring. Funds were provided after fall registration and a treasury deficit has been corrected.

H. P. Rogers Rogers G. D. “Rosy” Starn B. F. Renkert Starn Athletic Treasury Athletic Policy Committee

Debaters Plan Plans at Kent Hall Meeting Tonight

The Student Forensic association plots this year’s program at 7:30 in room 316 Kent hall. James N Holm director of forensics announced it yesterday. A special invitation goes to interested newcomers in debate public speaking and group discussion. Joe Blair Scheffel Pierce Joe Hart and Carol Sayers will lead the meetings.

Student Forensic Association Kent Hall James N. Holm Joe Blair Scheffel Pierce Joe Hart Carol Sayers

University Council Seeks Defense Day Float Ideas

Kent Stater reports university student council invites ideas for a defense day parade float centered on education and defense. Submissions must include materials and cost, due Thursday at 5 pm to the registrar. A prize will go to the chosen idea.

Council Kent Fred Prasse Kent Stater Bob Mosher Council Committee Franklin D. Roosevelt

Pan HellHears Columnists On Accusations

Pan Hellenic council hears Martha Harper and Earl Vacaria recount Round Robin tea abuse claims. Allegations include improper rush car rides and alumni planted to sidetrack rushees. A special meeting is set to review named sorority members and possible penalties.

Pan-Hellenic Council Martha Harper Earl Vacaria Kent States Miss Harper Vacaria Alice O’lickey Pi Kappa Sigma Vacariu Betty Bowles

Second Pep Rally Set For Case Game At 2 P M

University plans a pep rally tomorrow at 2 PM announced Alvin J. Miller assembly committee chair. After a band pep concert and cheerleader yells Coach G D Starn will introduce the coaching staff and players. Students should bring K books and be in the auditorium by 2:30 for the Star Spangled Banner and alma mater singalong.

Alvin J. Miller Yester G. D. Starn Assembly

Blue Key Meeting Tonight Discuss Elections and Plans

Blue Key meets at seven tonight in the States Office to elect a new vice president and alumni secretary and to complete this year’s plans. George Fleischer and Leonard Open, last year’s officers, are in the army and navy respectively.

Blue Key States George Fleischer Leonard Army Navy

Committee Named To Hear Suggestions On Registration

A university faculty meeting appointed a committee led by Dr. Foster Brooks to collect ideas for revamping the registration system. Members include Dr. C J Alexopoulos Dr James P Heath E C Stopher Marion K Van Campen and Harry Dean Wolfe. Stopher noted enrollment shifts with fewer men and more women and warned of potential income impacts from part time study.

Pres. K. C. Leebrick Foster Brooks Leebrick C. J. Alexopoulos James P. Heath E. C. Stopher Marion K. van Campen Harry Dean Wolfe Stopher

Novotny Painting Wins Place In National Exhibit

E Ladislaw Novotny assistant professor of art earns a place in the Directions in American Painting show in Pittsburgh on October 23. His work Citizen of Omstead is selected from more than five thousand entries and will hang with 300 other paintings replacing the Carnegie International Exhibition cut by war conditions.

Novotny United States Omstead E. Ladislaw Novotny Pittsburgh

Kent State to Use Co Ed Cheerleaders at Games

Kent State University announces two new cheerleaders Betty Dally and Rosemary Ohligher will lead cheers at football games for the first time in school history. Their first appearance is at the band concert assembly on Wednesday at 2 pm with plans underway for new uniforms.

Kent State University Betty Dally Rosemary Ohligher Ralph Braden

Goodyear Speaker Emphasizes Research The Thing

R. E. Willet of Goodyear Aircraft Corp warns that aircraft research aids highly specialized industries. Harold R. Nissley leads the time and motion class for defense workers in Merrill Hall room 212 Monday 7 to 10:30 p.m.

R. E. Willet Goodyear Aircraft Corporation Merrill Hall Harold R. Nissley

Senior Men Hear New Flash Line Coach Guest Speaker

Harry Adam the Golden Flash line coach will be guest speaker at the Senior Men's luncheon today at the Robin Hood at noon.

Harry Adam Golden Flash Robin Hood

Engineers Welcome Fresh At Party At KSU

The KSU Engineers' club hosts a welcome party for new engineering students with a weiner roast at 5 p m Wednesday in the University woods. Contact Robert McNeese or Ted Brodie for details. The Chestnut Burr club photo, set for Thursday, has been postponed, editor Leonard Schafitz said yesterday.

KSU Engineers’ Club University Woods Robert McNeese Ted Brodie Tod Bodie Chestnut Burr Leonard Schafitz Burr

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