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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1942

Page

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Sophs Rally for Freshman Flag Rush A Capella Chorus

Thirty six singers were accepted yesterday for the a capella choir under Bruce Handley at Kent. Vacancies remain for tenor and bass sections. contact Handley at Merrill Hall room 315 before noon Thursday. Rehearsals start with 12 Tuesday and Thursday sessions at the radio workshop.

Bruce C. Handley Handley Merrill Hall Doris Gray Marion Nichols Janet Harris Elinor Teele Leah McManus Juanita Kuhen Phyllis Ricart Jean Thorp Peggy Wooddell Beryl McHugh Betty Anderson Rose Christ Josephine MacDonald Ruth West Esther Douglas Frances Canner Athena Raptis Adele Thomas Melba Ratchford Norma Baldwin Alice Cox Gordon Baker Victor Cassano Dale Ganyard Dick Waterbury Jim Edwards Herbert Koehn Musser Bohn Richard Guinther Alex Patrick Otis Rhodes John Boda Frank Crofoot George Hoffman Alan Keckhoff Bob Schamel Patrick Toto Kent Olds Radio Workshop

Postpone Life's Work Says K C College President

Dr K C Leebrick president of the University told seniors to postpone life work and devote attention to winning the war at an assembly. He warned yesterday that many seniors would soon leave for military service, making this likely the last large senior gathering.

K. C. Leebrick Leebrick

Debates Set by Northeastern Ohio Conference

Tentative winter and spring debate dates announced by Prof J N Holm. The Northeastern Ohio debate conference will be held in early December. The Ohio Conference Debate for Women at Capital University Columbus will be held on December 11 and 12.

J. N. Holm Ohio Capital University Columbus

Wesley Co-ops Elect Officers

Election results for three Wesley cooperative house executive committees announced yesterday. The 480 Main St. group elected Ed Christian president George Bush treasurer and William Childers buyer. 210 S Willow St members chose Dave Edgerton president Anne Ahonen vice president Bob Chiles secretary Charles Eyster treasurer and James Carson buyer. 141 Columbus St women elected Yvonne Horton president Amy Lee vice president Marjorie Stebler secretary Martha Dwyer treasurer and Virginia Alexander assistant treasurer.

Wesley Cooperative House Main St Ed Christian George Bush William Childers S. Willow St Dave Edgerton Anne Ahonen Bob Chiles Charles Eyster James Carson Columbus St Yvonne Horton Amy Lee Marjorie Stebler Martha Dwyer Virginia Alexander

Forensic Group Plans First Meeting Tomorrow Evening

Activities for the quarter will be arranged at the first meeting of the Student Forensic association tomorrow at 7 p.m. in room 316 Kent hall. Scheffel Pierce, director, invites all students interested in debate oratory extemporaneous speaking and other inter collegiate and intramural public speaking.

Student Forensic Association Kent Hall Scheffel Pierce

Burr Editor To Make Staff Appointments

Chestnut Burr annual staff appointments will be made at a organizational meeting today at 4 p m in the Burr office 113 Merrill hall Art Durivage editor said.

Burr Merrill Hall Art Durivage

Scrap drive at Kent seeks 400 pounds of metal

Wartime appeal urges students to collect scrap metal before the October 14 deadline. The campus notes at Merrill hall and workshop areas hold about 400 pounds of metal, with more scattered around the campus, all to fund weapons for victory and save lives.

Kent Merrill Hall

YMCA Membership Drive Ends Friday

The YMCA membership drive for this quarter will continue until Friday. Frank Crofcot, president, announced yesterday. Officers elected include Crofcot president Ed Christian vice president Al Simon secretary and Jerry Elliott treasurer. A meeting for University men to join is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Rockwell Field with refreshments and entertainment provided.

Young Men's Christian Association Frank Crofcot Crofcot Ed Christian al Simon Jerry Elliott Rockwell Field

Journalism Open House Planned For Tomorrow

Lambda Phi and Chi Pi journalism honoraries announce an open house for journalism freshmen at 8 p m tomorrow. The event at the Journalism house on 528 E Summit street is led by Donna Payden with Dot Roessel and Luella Cordier organizing committees. Chaperones include Professor F B Marbut John Eckels and Mr and Mrs Robert Dix with Marbut serving as chief adviser.

Lambda Phi Chi Pi Journalism House E. Summit Street Donna Payden Dot Roessel Luella Cordier F. B. Marbut John Eckels Robert Dix Marbut

Cardinal Key to Hold First Meeting Tomorrow

Cardinal Key women's honorary society will meet at 6 30 p m tomorrow in room 108 Kent hall to discuss goals and activities.

Cardinal Key Women's Honorary Society Kent Hall

Sophomore class backs Greenie Challenge to block flag

At the first Tuesday night meeting the sophomore class voted to accept the Freshman ’46 flag challenge. Tom Harris said the sophomores will press to prevent the flag from rising on Kent campus after 10 30 tomorrow night. A committee including Jane Selzer Shirley Seise Doris Diefenbach John Williamson Dean Willey Martha Forsberg Peg Curry and Dick Evans will arrange a dance to follow the event.

Tom Harris Kent Victor Cassano Golden Baker Clancey Strader Jane Selzer Shirley Seise Doris Diefenbach John Williamson Dean Willey Martha Forsberg Peg Curry Dick Evans

Dean Manchester Opens Penny Drive for Kent Men in Service

Dean of men Raymond E. Manchester launches a Kent State penny drive to fund sending The Kent Stater and the Duchess to KSU men serving in the armed forces. With more than 600 in service, an estimated $1,500 is needed to cover publishing and mailing costs. Students are urged to contribute so every serviceman receives the papers.

Kent State Kent Stater KSU Kent Raymond E. Manchester

Orchestra Rehearsal Announcement Today

The first orchestra rehearsal will be held at noon today in room 309 Merrill hall. J. W. Lupkiewicz visiting instructor in music announced the event and urged all interested to attend. Many vacancies remain in the orchestra.

Merrill Hall J. W. Lupkiewicz Jed Lupkiewicz

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