Student Representatives to Faculty Committees Announced by Council
Student representatives to six faculty committees were nominated at a student council meeting Monday with final appointment resting with President K C Leebrick. Names were presented by council chair with votes taken. several changes were approved and nominees include Kay Maloney John Powell Ernestine Baumgardner Martha Jane Thomas Lester Morato Don Scullion Jane Rothermund and Robert Potts Dick Wiland Betty Ferguson.
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K. C. Leebrick
Gordon Hostettler
Council
Kay Maloney
John Powell
Ernestine Baumgardner
Martha Jane Thomas
Pan-Hellenic League
Lester Morato
Interfraternity Council
Don Scullion
Jane Rothermund
Athletic Committee
Paul Hazen
Robert Potts
Potts
Dick Wiland
Betty Ferguson
Modern Scenery In Ethan Frame Delights Local Audiences
The review highlights how the homecoming play Ethan Frame uses modern scenic design to contrast a festive church social hall interior with Ethan Frome's somber exterior. Lighting shadows and a skillful set by the stagecraft class and N Y A. students echo Joe Melzemer's original New York production.
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Ethan Frame
Ethan Frome
Joe Melzemer
New York
Students Buy Books for Rockwell Library
Students continue to donate and purchase books for the Rockwell library. Requests for missing research titles prompted classes in sociology education history and speech to contribute and fund acquisitions.
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Rockwell Library
Double Feature Shown at Robin Hood Monday Night
Journalism students and faculty attended a Monday night program at the Robin Hood theater. The event featured a dual purpose showing with the lower half hosting a journalism meet and the upper half open for faculty discussions led by Dr. A Sellen Roberts. Tait, a former Kent State student now in Honolulu, sought island work with help from J P Leebrick and Riley Allen and planned to return in February to finish his schooling.
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Robin Hood
Bob Tait
Honolulu
J. P. Leebrick
Riley Allen
Honolulu Star Bulletin
Tait
Islands
Kent State University
A. Sellen Roberts
Freshman Spirit Plan Aims To Boost Kent State Football Cheering
The Kent State class of 1943 plans a new pep effort led by freshman cheerleader Mickey Dover. Freshmen will learn yells at a mass rally and form a dedicated section for the Findlay game, backed by Gordon Hostettler and Coach Starn. University president Dr. Leebrick endorses the plan.
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KSU
Mickey Dover
Gordon Hostettler
Rosy” Starn
Kent State
K. C. Leebrick
University
Freshman Student Reports Locker Theft at Campus
Richard Anter of Cleveland found his locker opened after football practice. A gold wrist watch and $28 were missing from his pockets though the lock appeared intact. He suspects a known combination or manipulated lock. Dean Raymond E. Manchester was informed.
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Richard Anter
Cleveland
Anter
Raymond E. Manchester
KSU Findlay grid game prompts early dismissal
Classes will be dismissed at 2 50 p m Friday for the KSU Findlay grid game announced yesterday by Dr A Sellen Roberts head of the athletic policy committee
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Findlay
A. Sellen Roberts
Mayor Proposes Time Limit As Council Shelves Issue
Kent city council parking committee considers a two hour limit around the Robin Hood Captain Brady area after Mayor W S Harvey and business owner Douglas Miller advocate the rule. Roy Salter chairs the committee which will report next meeting following a planned talk with university president Dr K C Leebrick within two weeks. Portage County Alumni Association of Kent State University meets tonight at 6:30 in Vale Edge dairy banquet room with university officials and trustees present.
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Kent
W. S. Harvey
Douglas Miller
Hoad
Harvey
Roy Salter
Salter
K. C. Leebrick
Portage County Alumni Association
Kent State University
Vale Edge
Frank Whittemore
Will R. Price
Griff Evans
Albert V. Dix
Leebrick Day Observed At Kent State University
Kent State University marks Dr. K C Leebrick’s first year as president with a large assembly in the auditorium. A pre event concert by the university band and a reception in the president’s office follow the Leebrick day address given by Prof. Clyde Miller. A student committee will decorate the auditorium.
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Leebrick
K. C. Leebrick
KSU
A Capella
Jean Ulmer
Cardinal Key
Woodrow Barkett
Blue Key
Gordon Hostettler
Student Council
Jack Watts
Kent Stater
Clyde Miller
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Columbia
Fred Prasse
Howard Ressinger
Helene Leonard
Golden Flashes Climb to Seventh in Ohio Conference Stats
Kent State sits seventh among 17 teams in the latest Ohio Conference rankings. Muskingum leads with three wins, Capital and Denison two wins, Case, Wittenberg and John Carroll with one win, Kent State has one win and a tie. Findlay has not yet won in the conference. Also noted is a fall student election slate with nomination blanks from the dean of women and a 4 p.m. December 24 deadline for return.
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Muskingum
Capital
Denison
Case
Wittenberg
John Carroll
Kent
Golden Flashes
Findlay
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