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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1947

Page

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Town Meeting Holds First Session in Kent

Town Meeting group at the Methodist church 303 W Main St holds its first fall session at 8 tonight. Kathryn Christopherson Akron World Federalists secretary speaks on World Federalists function and Switzerland convention. Officers elected. students welcome. Q and A follows.

Kent Methodist Church W. Main St Kathryn Christopherson Akron World Federalists Christopherson Switzerland Joseph Henderson

UT rehears Harriet for November University Theater

University Theater players rehearse the play Harriet to be shown in the university auditorium November 5 6 and 7 Director E Turner Stump says final casting will take place tonight Cast listed includes Auntie Zeb Betty Cibula Catherine Beecher Lee Bowman Harriet Beecher Stowe plus many Beecher family roles A child part is Freddie played by Tommie Paton Further Beecher relatives Henry Ward Beecher and James Beecher await selection

University Theater University Auditorium E. Turner Stump Auntie Zeb Betty Cibula Catherine Beecher Lee Bowman Harriet Beecher Stowe Helen Mitrovka Calvin Stowe Dom DeSimo William Beecher Duane Budner Edward Beecher Jim Bullock Mary Beecher Perkins DeeDee Clark Charles Beecher Nick Bozeka Thomas Beecher Jim Sharp Janet Gillespie Isabella Beecher Lyman Beecher J. Allan Hammack Mr. Tuttle Fred Scadding James Beecher Mr. Wycherly Freddy Stowe Haley and Jane

Open pool hours for the fall term

Open pool hours for the fall term run daily from 12 to 1 p.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. This schedule applies to all students and staff.

Uncertainty Pushes Berniece Looney Toward Olympic Dream

Berniece Looney, KSU aquatics star, won the Canadian National Exhibition 5 mile swim in Toronto on Aug 27 with a 2:27:07 finish, earning 2500 first prize and breaking her aunt May Looney’s 1934 record by over a minute. Her Olympic bid influenced by prize money and doubt. Warren honors her with Berniece Looney day on Sept 8.

Berniece Looney KSU Toronto Berniece May Looney Warren

Three Prets Write Booksby Three University Faculty

Three university faculty members contributed to publishing. Hazel Messimore new assistant professor of Spanish submits her biography to Who's Who Among Ohio Authors. Her book Second Year English For Secondary Schools is the official text of the colleges of Peru. James N Holm associate professor of speech wrote How To Debate Successfully. Edna E Eisen associate professor of geography completed Maps and Graphs For The Post War Schools to appear in the 1947 American College and University year book.

Hazel Messimore Ohio Peru Messimore Duke and Stephens James N. Holm Edna E. Eisen American College and University

Burr Staff Meets Today

The first organization meeting for the 1948 Chestnut Burr yearbook staff is set for this afternoon at 4 p.m. in 107M. Editor Frank Carioti Jr invites freshmen and new students to join as writers copyreaders photographers and typists with theme discussion and staffing plans on the agenda.

Chestnut Burr Frank Carioti, Jr Carioti

Fresh To Convene New University Booster Group

Fresh To Convene committee of forty an all fresh man auxiliary unit of the booster club will meet today at 5 p.m. in room 107 M.

University Booster Club

Meatless Tuesday Observed By Cal University

Cal University cafeterias will observe meatless Tuesdays and will forego poultry and eggs on Thursdays per President Tru man’s request, says dietitian Miss Ernestine Williams. Bread and butter will be served as in the past, leaving students to save a slice of bread daily. Misplaced signs cause confusion in Lowry hall. east cafeteria open at breakfast for transients and dorm residents. Commuters only served in west cafeteria 11:15 to 12:30, then may eat in east dining room.

University Truman Ernestine Williams University Dietician Lowry Hall

Workshop Tonight Sets First Radio Studio Meeting

The first meeting of the radio workshop is at 7 30 tonight in Kent Hall studios. Discussion will cover the first fall broadcast over WAKR on Oct 18.

Radio Workshop Kent Hall WAKR

Booster club plans bus convoy to Wooster for Flash-Scot game

Booster club aims to run a convoy labeled a mile of vehicles to Wooster for the Flash-Scot football game on Saturday. One thousand reserved seats at $1 each are on sale at Wills gym ticket office. Ten special buses ordered. round-trip BC booth tickets $1.50. maximum 350 students.

Wooster Wills Gym

ISA Members Named Homecoming Queen Judges to Decide

Rules set for homecoming queen selection by three to four judges chosen by the student council. Open to juniors and seniors, independents unrestricted, sororities limited to five candidates. Judging next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. informal attire.

Tom Davey Joan Neff Phil Ferguson Kathy Long Council Ruthann Shelar Bill Hodson Davey

BA LA List A Students Triumph In Summer Honor Rolls

Dual summer session honor rolls for the Business Administration and Liberal Arts colleges show 27 students with an A average. BA A students include Billett Clough Cook Dauber Leaver McNeese Moore Moricoli and Ortt Rutledge Sandor Schumacher Trimble Weygandt Woodson with four point averages. LA A students are Glenn Andrews Archer Belden Belknap Bird Brown Clay Cope Jenkins Maddox Stroup and 11 others averaging 4.0 while 194 fall in 3.0 to 3.99.

Colleges of Business Administration and Liberal Arts James D. Billett Donald J. Clough Beverly B. Cook Robert A. Dauber Thomas E. Deedman Robert J. Leaver Robert W. McNeese Earl H. Moore John C. Moricoli Clarence J. Ortt David W. Rutledge Louis Sandor John H. Schumacher Kirk E. Trimble Edward C. Weygandt Glen E. Woodson College of L.A Glenn Andrews Robert Archer Helen Belden William Belknap Garnett Bird Margarette Brown Mary Clay Richard Cope Norma Jenkins David Maddox John Stroup

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Mrs. Christopherson Harriet Swim Star By Jan Kemp Burr Cal ISA Tillie Davis Dee Bashline Phyl Robbins Roy Newsome
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