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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1949
Page
2
Kent theater manager Geary clarifies the rally staged with the university coaching staff band and cheerleaders. The program aimed to boost goodwill and community relation not to commercialize, despite leaflets and student criticism over perceived publicity.
Editor notes a campus problem as 280 girls at Moulton hall lack calling access after 7 30 pm due to busy switchboard lines 5813 and 5814. Terrace Lodge operator Bob Browning suggests extending hours or upgrading equipment, even offering to send boys to help.
The Kent Stater lists editorial and sports editors including Bob Burdock Norma Van Benthuysen Kathleen Coengros Leo Damore plus other staff. It notes daily Tuesday through Friday publication from Gering with suspension during vacation periods and a $2 yearly subscription.
A college economics class reveals the brutal first test, shredding the narrator’s brain reputation as a top student. He memorized a definition, but the instructor’s question exposes gaps, sending him from brains to under par as he watches Richard take his seat.
Hank Shapiro notes campus escapades and social chatter as students comment on acquaintances, arrivals, and homecoming plans. References include Harry Jeanneret, Jean Rondin, Ed Lipton, Mose Coosome Twosome, and Nick Pisanelli with playful asides about curfew, dates, and campus life.
Frank V. Whitley profiles Jean Groschupf of Engleman Hall the sole Danny Grad in Ohio based at Kent State. A Mills College alumna she joined Danforth Foundation religious youth work training and now coordinates with campus religious groups including United Christian fellowship Wesley foundation and Canterbury club. She praises Kent State leaders and plans trips to Hiram Oberlin and Ohio State while enjoying swimming and golf.
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