Students list 49 candidates on campus ballots for Homecoming
Three girls from Pan Campus, Coalition and Independent parties seek Homecoming Queen while five men run for senior class president. The slate includes Dorothy Roessel and Marilyn Soule among queens and Chuck Eyster Ed Zink Bill Guisewite among presidents, with multiple Coalition and Pan Campus contenders for junior and sophomore class offices.
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Dorothy Roessel
Pan- Campus
P.C
Jayne Ayres
Coalition (C
Marilyn Soule
Independent Party
Chuck Eyster
Hank Rosen
Jimmy Rybak
Bill Guisewite
Jeanne Marie Johnston
Scheffel Pierce
Men's Union
James Carson
Howard Mack
Ted Tucker
Bob Raful
Coalition Party
Joe Mary
Joe Rodio
Lig Mayhew
Tom Johnson
Herb Myers
Ruth West
Ruth Greenwood
Lily Mobile
P. C
Marvin Eubanks
Jim Hewitt
Milt Baer
Pan Campus
Cliff Hancock
al Simon
Bernie Harris
Paul Brown
Peg Curry
Nort Zink
Richard Evans
Coalition
Pan
Clancy Strader
Clayton West
Emily Vincent
Suzanne Worden
June Wagner
Alice Cox
Stan Mine
John Williamson
Stan Mouse
Ralph Church
John Proctor
John Paulich
Bob Beckwith
Freshman Activities Start With Dance and New Leaders
Vic Cassano was named chairman of the freshman social and executive committees at a class meeting on Wednesday afternoon. He will serve until the regular class election in late November. Advisors selected include Dr Ronald Spacht Bruce Handley and Miss Laudine Harris. Red and white were chosen as colors and a dance will open the frosh social season.
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Vic Cassano
Fresh
Ronald Spacht
Bruce Handley
Laudine Harris
Former Stater Editor Joins Berkshire Mariner Team
Jim Richard, former managing editor of the Kent Stater, becomes associate editor of the Berkshire Mariner while training at the Berkshire. He joined the merchant marine in September.
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Jim Richard
The
Kent Stater
Berkshire Mariner
Berkshire
Jim
Merchant Marine
Pep Rally Tonight At Rockwell Field
Tonight at 8 15 p m on Rockwell field or in the auditorium if rain arrives a pep rally celebrates the team sendoff. Hank Rosen MC announces Raymond E Manchester dean of men Vince Farrar line coach the Golden Flashes and University marching band will participate with a bonfire built by Wayne Leroy Roy Apple and Cy Melina as the centerpiece.
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Rock‘well
Hank Rosen
Raymond E. Manchester
Vince Farrar
Golden Flashes
University Marching Band
Wayne Leroy
Roy
Homecoming dance tickets on sale at gym box office
Tickets for the Homecoming dance on October 24 are sold at the Wills gym box office Wednesday through Friday. Students must show their activities card or fee receipt and admission is by ticket only for one couple. Alumni may request guest tickets by October 22 with a stamped self addressed envelope. Cal Dalton's Orchestra will perform from 9 to 12 in the gym.
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Wills Gym
Cal Dalton
Cleveland
K. C. Leebrick
J. O. Engleman
John E. McGilvrey
E. C. Stopher
Chester E. Satterfield
Cardinal Key
Blue Key
Inflation in South America Told by Kent State Graduate
In a letter to Dr. Leebrick Miss Ann Armstrong, Kent State University graduate now teaching in Venezuela, explains war impact on the region. She notes prices above normal with butter 85 cents per pound mayonnaise $1 a pint cigarettes 42 cents a pack and gasoline 64 cents a gallon while coffee is plentiful and tea is hard for English to obtain.
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K. C. Leebrick
South America
Ann Armstrong
Kent State University
Estadozuela
Venezuela
Miss Armstrong
Kent State
Four Scholarships Awarded by Board at Regular Meeting
The board of trustees approved four scholarships at yesterday’s regular meeting. A special $50 scholarship was awarded to Dorothy Bordosky, a Youngstown freshman. General scholarships went to Jane Galloway, a sophomore, and Ray Gallagher, a junior. Suzanne Schwartz received a special speech scholarship.
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Board of Trustees
Dorothy Bordosky
Youngstown
Jane Galloway
Ray Gallagher
Suzanne Schwartz
Thirteen KSU Courses Offered to Servicemen
Thirteen correspondence courses are now offered by KSU to enlisted men with over four months in the armed forces. The U S government will pay half of the expenses.
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KSU
U. S
Marilyn Soule Named Indies' Choice Third Homecoming Candidate
Marilyn Soule, a Medina liberal arts sophomore, was nominated by the Independent party as the third Homecoming queen candidate. She studies art, swims, works in the dining hall, and previously was named prettiest girl in Collinwood High School Cleveland Ohio. Charlie Eyster, coalition head, criticized the party for not reclaiming its old Independents form.
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Old Independent Party
Marilyn Soule
Medina
Liberal Arts
Miss Soule
Kent
Collinwood High School
Cleveland
Ohio
Charlie Eyster
Pan-Campus Formed In Campus Political Upheaval
The second new campus party emerged with five member groups Beta Gamma Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Tau Gamma Theta Sigma Upsilon and Alpha Phi Beta, with Kappa Sigma Chi backing but not joining. Spokespersons Tom Johnson Jean Marie Johnston and Jeanette Happoldt say the move ensures fair representation and adheres to a new constitution. The party endorses Dorothy Roessel Sigma Sigma Sigma for homecoming queen.
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Pan-Campus
Beta Gamma
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Sigma Tau Gamma
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Alpha Phi Beta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Tom Johnson
Jean Marie Johnston
Jeanette Happoldt
Orde
Dorothy Roessel
Bozeka Assigned Lead in Freshman Play The Tightwad
Nick Bozeka a Canton speech major was given the lead role in The Tightwad during a late cast reorganization. Bill Guisewite, co director, announced the change. Tom Kallis left the cast over a schedule clash. Alpha Psi Omega will assist backstage for the freshman production and other University theatre shows.
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Nick Bozeka
Canton
Bill Guisewite
Tom Kallis
Alpha Psi Omega
National Honorary
Math Majors Minors Invited To Join Club
Mathematics majors are invited to attend the first meeting of the Math club in room 302 Merrill hall at 4 p.m. Monday. There will be an election of officers and planning of the year’s activities.
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Math Club
Merrill Hall
Miller Open to Selling Robin Hood for University Union
Douglas Miller owner of the Robin Hood restaurant said he would settle on selling his property to the University for a student union building. He suggested upstairs rental for dancing if maintenance could be managed. He noted his hours prevent late operations and the investment favors a restaurant operator.
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University
Douglas Miller
Miller
University Women Lead Penny Drive to Aid Kent Servicemen
Dean Raymond E. Manchester heads a Kent State effort where Cardinal Key and several sororities contribute funds and arrange collection boxes for a Penny Drive to fund the Servicemen's Directory and distribute Kent State publications to 800 men in the service. Men’s groups urged to participate to avoid the project seeming one sided.
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Cardinal Key
National Women’s Service Organization
Beta Gama Sorority
Alpha Omega Sorority
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Raymond E. Manchester
Kent
KSU
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Stater
Frances
Second Party
Buck Roessel
Bozeka
Hood
Robert J. Casey
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