Long and Short of Kent: Freshman, Senior Cast and Cute Height Pair
The Kent campus reports two focal figures: 6'7" junior Bob Sterley from Akron and 4'10" freshman Freddy Bird, also from Akron. They headline business college news while a university play details the Kind Lady cast with Jean Comerford as Mary Herries and Stanley Mouse as Henry Abbott.
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G. Harry Wright
Jean Comerford
Mary Herries
Stanley Mouse
Henry Abbott
Kitty Liptak
Lucy Weston
Dick Maloy
Peter Santard
Arlene Chamberlin
Ada Abbott
Carol Sayers
Phyllis Glenning
Suzanne Martin
Rose
Joe Brewer
Mr. Edwards
Frances Allen
Mrs. Edwards
William Guisewite
Dorothy Beckenbach
Kent
College of Business Administration
Bob Sterley
Freddy Bird
Sterley
Bird
Akron
Ohio
Ohio State
Akron West High School
Unofficial Homecoming Queen Candidates Named
Peg Carper and Jean Ulmer are named as unofficial Homecoming Queen candidates for the Blue and Gold and Independent parties. Final official designation requires approval from Election Chairman Robert Leese, with Jean Ulmer seeking a second bid after winning in 1937.
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Peg Carper
Jean Ulmer
Margaret Carper
Blue and Gold Party
Alpha Omega Soror
Ity
Independent Party
Robert Leese
J. J. White
Instructor Awaits Thesis Publication at Columbia
William L. Wannemacher a history instructor at the university waits for his PhD thesis decision from Columbia. The work titled The Development of the Roman Civil Administration bureaus from 27 B C to 285 A D may be published as a book in June. He studied inscriptions from ruins of ancient Rome for data and finds the subject fascinating.
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William L. Wannemacher
Columbia University
Wannemacher
Rome
Kent gridder turned coach featured in Stater paper
The paper highlights a former Kent football star now coaching the team he once played for. Postscripts on page 2 preview the shift. Full details appear in the Kent section across pages 1 and 4 with other campus items.
First President's Day at Kent State Honors Dr Leebrick
Faculty students and citizens filled the Kent State University auditorium for the first annual President's Day celebration at 11 am. Jean Ulmer president of Cardinal Key led a tribute to Dr K C Leebrick on his first anniversary as president as the crowd applauded the progress of the past year.
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Kent
University
K. C. Leebrick
Kent State University
Jean Ulmer
Cardinal Key
Clyde Miller Warns Against War Involvement
Clyde Miller, director of the Institute for Propaganda Analysis, warned of dangers in entering the war through strong emotions. He urged critical thinking to identify propaganda in newspapers and radio broadcasts during a States office interview after the Presidents Day assembly.
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Clyde Miller
Institute For Propaganda Analysis
States Office
Originator of the One Man Theatre Speaks Here Friday
Schuyler Ladd originator of the one man theatre will present original dramatic sketches Friday at 10 am in an assembly sponsored by the University theatre He will perform humor drama and a range of playlets with actors as figures of the audience imagination on his first eastern tour Ladd has just come to Kent on his first trip East after a successful Pacific coast season
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Schuyler Ladd
Man
The
University Theatre
Ladd
Kent
Pacific
Stopher Family Welcomes Emmet Carson Stopher III
E C Stopher announces the latest enrollment as Emmet Carson Stopher III, born recently to E C Stopher head of the mathematics department at Ashland College and son of the registrar at Kent State University.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
E. C's
Emmet Carson Stopher the
Ashland College
Kent State University
Senior proofs due to Duchess office by Thursday
The Chestnut Burr reminds that all senior proofs not yet returned must be sent back to the Duchess office by Thursday.
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