University Plans Air Training Program With Guest Speaker
Dr. Chadwick Dunham head of the German department at Ohio Wesleyan will address the senior assembly tomorrow at 11 in 465 McGilvrey. Ingrid Tornberg chairs the event with President Bowman and Dr. F Dewey Amner assisting. Seniors may pick up caps and gowns today 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 or Thursday 9 to 11, return by 4 p.m.
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Chadwick Dunham
Ohio Wesleyan
Dunham
Germany
Ingrid Tornberg
Bowman
F. Dewey Amner
McGilvrey
Senior assembly schedule with hall assignments
Thursday seniors meet in the art gallery before the assembly. A to N meet at Kent hall entrance while O to Z meet at Merrill hall entrance. The program opens with the national anthem sung with Harold Miles at the organ. Alma mater ends the assembly and the student body remains seated until seniors depart.
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Kent Hall
Merrill Hall
Harold Miles
Campus club meetings scattered across Kent hall and Merrill hall
Phi Sigma Xi will meet at 7 p m Thursday October 25 in Room 108 Kent hall to elect a treasurer and discuss next year s program Warren Bendel president announced also a policy committee meeting today at 4 p m in Dr Ada V Hyatt s office Blue Key will meet at 7 p m today at Harry Daniels 147 Crain Ave Spanish club hosts Latin American music literature tonight at 7 30 in Room 312 Merrill hall Phi Alpha Theta meets in Room 108 Kent hall at 4 p m Thursday Oliver Ocasek president announced
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Phi Sigma Xi
Kent Hall
Tceday
Warren Bendel
Ada V. Hyatt
Merrill Hall
George Metee
Blue Key
Harry Daniels
Crain Ave
History Honorary
Phi Alpha Theta
National History Honorary
Oliver Ocasek
Penny Drive Kicks Off With Beta Gamma Members
Members of the Beta Gamma sorority carry penny boxes this week as the annual penny drive begins. Groups wanting to participate or arrange material mailing are urged to contact.
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Beta Gamma Sorority
Hobbs Sports 3 Purdue Honors
Dr. Clinton Hobbs assistant biology professor at Kent University receives recognition amid Ohio State Purdue game reflections. A Purdue graduate with B S 1935 M S 1939 and PhD 1942 he moved to Kent after wartime research curtailment. He previously worked for the U S department of agriculture in Salinas California. His wife Olive, formerly a San Jose University student, joined him this year.
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Kent
Purdue
Clinton Hobbs
Purdue University
Hobbs
Olive
San Jose University
California
United States Department of Agriculture
Salinas
Calif
Department of Rubber Research
University of Purdue
Freshman Frolics Set for November 27 1945
Freshman frolics of 1945 are scheduled for November 27. Tryouts under Leonard Stefany and James Wright will be held next week with times to be announced in Friday's Stater. George Keith will be master of ceremonies and Jack Post stage director. Publicity by Janet Grant and Wally Rice. Judges include Grant, Keith, Rice, Wright, Stefany, and Post.
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Leonard Stefany
James Wright
George Keith
Jack Post
Janet Grant
Wally Rice
Miss Grant
Keith
Rice
Wright
Stefany
Post
Pick Favorite Pose Burr Proofs Deadline
Students urged to return Burr proofs to 1130 Merrill Hall by Friday afternoon. Julie Juch, editor, warns proofs must be in to include pictures. juniors and seniors without proofs should submit today.
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Burr
Merrill Hall
Julie Juch
Band and Orchestra Elect Officers for Season
Mike Friedland and Agnes Sawyer were named leaders of the university band and orchestra under Prof. Roy Metcalf. Madge Kime becomes band vice president with officers including James Evans and Ellen Mizer. band reps join Kime and Sawyer on allocations. Orchestra officers include Friedland as vice president and Patricia West as secretary, with Jean Gilmore librarian and Alice Israel assistant librarian. The combined groups chose four executives and set plans for Armistice Day parade and a December 16 concert.
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Roy Metcalf
School of Music
Madge Kime
James Evans
Eileen Mizer
Shirley North
Miss Kime
Miss Sawyer
Jean Olson
Friedland
University and Civic Orchestra
Patricia West
Jean Gilmore
Alice Israel
Norma Knisely
Glee Club
Josephine McDonald
Kent State to Add Pilot Training at Old Stow Field
Kent State University will add a pilot training program to the curriculum using surplus government planes at the Old Stow Field. Veterans of the army air services will be first, followed by beginners. a college aviation ground school and an aviation mechanics program are planned.
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Kent State University
Akron Beacon Journal
Stow Field
George Bowman
Rudy van Devere
Akron Airways
Mid City
A. W. Paton
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
The
Beacon Journal
van Devere
Army Air Services
Kent State
Captain Otis Maxwell Awarded Bronze Star
Captain Otis Maxwell of the ninth air force was decorated August 1 with a bronze star medal. He received the citation from General Weyland at Bad Kissingen, Germany. Maxwell graduated from the university in 1943 and was a member of Kappa Sigma Chi fraternity.
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Otis Maxwell
Ninth Air Force
General Weyland
Bad Kissingen
Germany
Maxwell
Kappa Sigma Chi
Beck to Speak at EOTA Session in Steubenville
Dr. James Beck professor of geography will address the 74th annual Eastern Ohio Teachers association meeting in Steubenville on Friday. He will speak to the geography section on the Geography of the Atomic Age and holds multiple geography leadership roles in state and regional groups. He has taught at Kent since 1929.
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Beck
EOTA
James Beck
Eastern Ohio Teachers ‘Association
Steubenville
Ohio Council of Geography Teachers
Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association
Ohio Academy of Science
Kent
First Debate Meet Opens Week at Kent
The debate squad meets Monday at 7 30 p m in 315 Kent hall for its first discussion. The Northeast Ohio Debate Conference novice tournament will be held in Cleveland on Dec 1 with at least eight Kent first year debaters. Books on international trade and tariff are on reserve in seminar Room 317 Kent for debaters. James Holm director of Forensics asks each debater to read a periodical article on the question and discuss it next meeting.
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Kent Hall
Northeast Ohio
Cleveland
Kent
James Holm
Daisy Maes Hunt For Abner On Campus
A playful notice warns all good men to be vigilant for the Daisy Maes on campus during the November Sadie Hawkins dance. It cautions avoiding Miss Moonbeam and advises staying close to mothers for safety while encouraging quick fleeing if Sadie Hawkins appears.
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Daisy Maes
Miss Fletcher Reviews Book for The American Political Science Review
Miss Mona Fletcher an associate professor of political science has been asked by Prof. F A Ogg of Wisconsin to write a review of What the Informed Citizen Needs to Know by Bliven and Mezerick. The piece will appear in the February issue of The American Political Science Review.
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Mona Fletcher
F. A. Ogg
University of Wisconsin
Bliven and Mezerick
the American Political Science Review
KSRW to Broadcast From Akron University Studios
KSRW will broadcast from the university studios this year with a new Akron line. Allocations has set aside money for a telephone link between KSRW and WAKR Akron to aid campus broadcasting. The schedule hinges on a skilled radio electrician's preliminary check within three weeks, not the electrician's arrival.
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KSRW
Opal Boffo
Radio Workshop
WAKR
Akron
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