Kent State Twins Prove Eventful Campus Presence
Kent State features seven sets of twins among students. Barber twins Sheila and Carolyn from North East PA share tastes and style. Rubin twins Marvin and Alfred from Canton show ping pong and chess interest. Read sisters Pat and Phyllis excel in chess. McCoy twins Eunice and Annis from Steubenville reside in Low ry Hall. Reash twins elude contact. Davis twins Margaret and May from Euclid resemble each other and vote. Krrchbaum sisters Mary and Ruth study elementary education.
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Leila
Carolyn Barber
Eunice
Annis McCoy
Margaret and
May Davis
Mary
Kent Hall
Merrill Hall
Kent State
Sheila
Carolyn
North
East
Rubin
Marvin
Alfred
Canton
Pat
Phyllis Read
Margaret
Euclid
May
Ruth Krrchbaum
Former KSU Student Receives Commission as Cadet
Pilot Cadet William A. White of Mogadore, a former KSU student, was commissioned second lieutenant in the Army Air Forces at Turner Field Albany Georgia.
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William A. White
Mogadore
Army Air Forces
Turnerfield
Albany, Ga
AO Conduct Penny Drive For Kent Staters In Service
Alpha Omega sorority boosted Dean Raymond E. Manchester's penny drive with a $15 donation and offer to run the drive on Thursday to send Kent Staters and Duchess magazine copies to the 800 former University men in service. Last week Gamma Sigma Phi sorority collected $8.37.
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Alpha Omega Sorority
Raymond E. Manchester
Kent
Rooms Plentiful for KSU Students
University housing reports ample space for students this year with 95 women in Moulton hall 113 in Lowry and 227 in Engleman. Off campus 52 women in sorority houses six in Home Economics 55 in private homes 11 at Wesley Co op. 92 women commute. Men mostly commute for work. private homes house 351 men plus 20 in Wesley Co op 15 in Journalism house and 53 in fraternities.
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Phyllis Pearson
Moulton Hall
Lowry Hall
Engleman
Home Economics House
Wesley Co-op
Journalism
Fraternity
Parrish Urges Off Campus Women Help War Program
Dean Jeanne Parrish spoke to about 200 off campus women urging participation in wartime programs. She warned the war cannot be won with normal life and listed five ways to help including staying in school, training for a useful occupation, conserving items, and serving.
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Parrish
Jeanne Parrish
Dean Parrish
Mary L. Smallwood
Volun
Fan Donated To Scrap Drive
A three ton fan from the Kent hall sub basement will be torn out in the coming days as part of the University scrap drive. The unit, used to heat the old auditorium and library before 1923, will be dismantled with acetylene torches. A Curtiss farm furnace being remodeled for the president’s home will also join the scrap.
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Kent Hall
Larry Wooddell
Wills Gym
Curtiss
Bondfire Rally at Rockwell Field Friday Night
Promoted as the peppiest display of the year the bonfire rally at Rockwell field Friday at 8 30 p m features a band concert introductions of players President K C Leebrick Coach G D Starn and Nick Carter Wood gathering is organized by Hank Rosen Roy Apple Bob Wentz and Cy Melina
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Rockwell Field
K. C. Leebrick
G. D. Starn
Nick Carter
Hank Rosen
Roy Apple
Bob Wentz
Cy Melina
Delta Sigma Pi Lowers Scholarship for Membership
Delta Sigma Pi has dropped scholarship requirements from 2.5 to 2.25 due to fewer high grades in business administration. A meeting is set for 3 p m today in room 204 Merrill Hall led by President Arthur Durivage. The first smoker will be at Prof. Herbert Wilber's home on Wednesday evening.
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Delta Sigma Pi
Merrill Hall
Arthur Durivage
Herbert Wilber
Off Campus Women May Apply For Rooms
University women may apply for living in Engleman Lowry or Moulton halls during the second quarter. Interested applicants should place their names on waiting lists in the office of the director of residences 111 Merrill Hall on Wednesday. Room assignments will go to applicants in order of application.
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Engleman
Lowry
Moulton Halls
Director of Residences
Merrill Hall
Twenty three Ohio cities in industrial training class
Representatives from 23 Ohio cities began a week's course in police protection of defense industries under Ohio State highway patrol direction. After graduation the 47 class members will return to train colleagues in their own plants.
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Ohio
Defense Industries
Ohio State
Council pushes full accounting of student fees and reserves
Student council voted to urge university administration to route fee allocations through the student faculty committee before approval by the council. The letter requests public accounting of fees including reserves from past funds and free mimeograph service for recognized student bodies if possible. If rejected, a statement from Dr. Leebrick is demanded. Freshman K books to be distributed. petitions for Men's Union officials due. elections timing noted.
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Joe Hart
Board of Trustees
K. C. Leebrick
Freshmen Lead Comedy Cast In The Tight Wad Tryouts
Farson and Stevenson win bright leads in The Tight Wad first theater presentation of the year. Frances Farson plays the heroine with Bob Stevenson as her romantic counterpart while Tom Kallis is cast as John Taylor the heroine’s father.
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Frances Farson
Bob Stevenson
Tom Kallis
John Taylor
Bill Guisewite
Frances McCall
LeRoy Haley
Deedee Hamond
Bob Childers
Bill Gilcrest
Suzanne Schwartz
Patricia Moe
Dick Waterbury
Holm to Attend Debating Conference in Cleveland
Prof. James N. Holm director of the Student Forensic association will attend the Northeastern Ohio Debate conference annual business meeting in Cleveland tomorrow Arrangements for the novice and varsity tournaments will be completed and dates and venues announced.
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James N. Holm
Student Forensic Association
Cleveland
Frosh to Plan First Social of Year at University
Freshmen meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the University auditorium to lay out plans for the year. Peg Curry, freshman adviser, will lead the meeting. A faculty and student committee will be named immediately to organize future class activities.
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University
Peg Curry
University War Activity Council Meets Today
The first meeting of the University War Activity Council, formerly the Defense Council, will be held at 4 p m today. University war effort plans and a likely vacancy in the records division will be discussed.
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University War Activity Council
The
Defense Council
Gamma Sigma Phi Reallocates Funds For War Effort
Gamma Sigma Phi sorority members vote to drop their winter social dance and convert nearly 100 dollars into defense bonds. Hope Byrne announces the plan, Mildred Grabowski will oversee funds, and a weekly sorority letter to former University men in service is organized led by Martha Jean Lauderbaugh with members writing three letters weekly.
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Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Hope Byrne
Miss Byrne
Mildred Grabowski
Martha Jean Lauderbaugh
Seriity
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Kent State University
Ruth Krichbaum
Alfred Rubin
Pat and
Eunice and
College of Education
Steubenville
Reash
KSU
Bondfire Rally
Holm
Frosh
Gamma Sigma Phi
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