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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1941

Page

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Political Parties Choose Candidates For Homecoming Court

Clyde Eria reports a party named Miss Mary Jane O'Brien as homecoming queen and finalized its slate at a campus meeting at the Alpha Omega sorority house. Nominations cover senior to freshman offices including Harold Martin for senior presidency and a slate of vice presidents, treasurers, and secretaries across multiple student groups.

Mary Jane O’brien Alpha Omega Sorority House Harold Martin Flash Bill Guisewite John Lemak Bob Byrne Dick Foote Martin Alice O’lickey John Pentz Betty Bowles Guisewite

Faculty Members To Attend State Education Conference

Thirteen University faculty members will attend the sixth annual State Department of Education conference in Columbus tomorrow and Saturday. Dr. John L. Blair announced the delegation, including deans, directors, and professors from education, music, biology, home economics, and industrial arts.

State Department of Education Columbus John L. Blair College of Education Dean Blair A. L. Heer Lester H. Munzenmayer Marian van Campen Suzanne M. Koehler Aryra Ruffer Florence Sublette Harry A. Cunningham Bertha L. Nixson Adrian van Wyen Alvin J. Miller E. W. Tischendorf C. Sheldon van Deusen

Freshmen Told To Remove 45s From KSU Campus

About 300 freshmen attended a campus assembly where Fred Prasse urged removal of 45s painted on university property. He said students could do the job or pay for professional restoration. Ray Gallagher reviewed last year's damages and costs, while Joe Hart and Bob Cook outlined upcoming student government elections.

Fred Prasse Prasse Ray Gallagher Joe Hart Bob Cook Cook Hart

Proxy Appoints Group To Study KSU Parking

University appoints H. D. Byrne as chairman of a parking study committee led by Pres. K. C. Leebrick. The group will analyze current parking and seek to expand facilities with members Dr. James T. Laing Dr. Glenn S. Lefler Dean R. Manchester and Miss Marguerite Lam ar.

H. D. Byrne Pres. K. C. Leebrick James T. Laing Glenn S. Lefler EB. Manchester Marguerite Lamar

Gammas Contribute $5 To KSU Penny Drive

Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity adds $5 to the KSU Penny Drive which is set to begin its third week tomorrow. A 40 member mailing list remains active and over 200 address cards have been sent to servicemen in the army navy and Marine corps.

Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity Army Navy Marine Corps

Three Homes Open for Golden Flash Mascot Kim

Homeless and discouraged Kim the Golden Flash mascot found three volunteers last night. Lorena Ferris, F. G. Mull instructor in business administration, and Gladys Gardner offered to give Kim a new home.

Kim Golden Flash Lorena Ferris F. G. Mull Gladys Gardner

Workshop To PA Home Grid Games

Kent State University home football games will be produced by a radio workshop led by Milan Grnach new student director. The group aims to inform fans clearly about on field events with Grnach handling play by play and Tom Bates aiding in spotting. Leonard Silverstein, originally set for color commentary, is unavailable but Grnach hopes to find a replacement before Saturday.

Kent State University Milan Grnach Grnach Tom Bates Leonard Silverstein Graach

Industrial Arts Club to Elect Officers in Evening Meeting

The Industrial Arts club will elect officers at its 7:30 PM meeting in the industrial arts office. Secretary Henry Briggs said new officers will be chosen and plans for the present semester will be set.

Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts Henry Briggs

Independents Name Keller Homecoming Queen Candidate

Miss Betty Keller, a sophomore in education, was chosen by the Independent party to represent the group for Homecoming Queen. She defeated four other nominees including Kitty Liptak and Marjorie Jacot. The party also named nominees for student government and class offices and set a 50 cent registration fee.

Betty Keller College of Education Independent Party Miss Keller Kitty Liptak Marjorie Jacot Jane Parry Beatrice Wright Joe Blair Kappa Delta Pi Cardinal Key Joe Mileski Brdder Clara Biasella Joe Hart Alita Boecker Jane Schmiedel Betty Duff Floyd Thorne Bob Baker Jane McDowell Don Shanower Captain Applejack Tom Harris Polly Wikle Jean Phister Peggy Curry Norb Zink Ben Kester Kenny Davis

Fresh Present Play Tonight at the Auditorium

Pirates and spies invade the auditorium tonight for Captain Applejack a freshman stage production at 8 15 led by Ed Stanton of Cleveland as Ambrose Applejohn. Jeanne Phister Canton plays Anna Valeska with Mary Haines Canton as Poppy Fair and Peggy Curry Akron as Aunt Agatha.

Captain Applejack Ed Stanton Cleveland Ambrose Applejohn Don Juan Anna Valeska Jeanne Phister Canton Poppy Fair Mary Haines Agatha Peggy Curry Akron

Fletcher To Speak Miss Mona

Fletcher assistant professor of political science will address the DePeyster school Parent-Teacher Association in Kent tonight at 7:30 on contemporary questions.

Mona. Fletcher Parent-Teacher Association of DePeyster School Kent

Commerce Club Sets First Meeting Plans by Past Officers

First Commerce club meeting to be held today at 4 p m in room 202 Merrill hall. Jules Bognar and Nathan Galpert, former officers, will discuss the year’s plans and activities.

Commerce Club Merrill Hall Jules Bognar Nathan Galpert

Baby Grand Jive to Headline NTFC Jokers Event

Students greet the audience with a solid bit of jive at 10 this morning for the Leebrick day program in the auditorium. The Arizona Kids swing out named for Dr. Leebrick’s alma mater open the show, followed by emcees Earl Vacaria Guisewite Mouse and Herbie Rosen. A quiz bee features the president as star, promising a record in Stater and school history for a unique Presidents Day event.

Leebrick Arizona Johnny Lemak Dr. Leebrick Earl Vacaria NTFC Guisewite and Mouse Herbie Rosen

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Clyde Eria Kay Pierce Don Kelley Dorothy Humphries Margaret Keith Martha Foresberg Dorothy Stark Men's Union Bill Whalen Bill Cropley Ross McCafferty Ray Rozuk Ralph Braden Carl Smutzler Alf Palmer Hal Murphy Joe Borton Marvin Eubanks Bill Dedinsky Joe Sharron Ray Berger KSU G. Harry Wright Keller By Dorothy ,Roessel Ambrose Adelaide Snyder Youngstown Dale Rowe Lakewood Ivan Borofsky Fletcher Commerce
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