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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1942

Page

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Gammas and Beta Gammas Win HC Contests Third Straight Year

Homecoming Day decorations contest crowned Sigma Tau Gamma and Beta Gamma as winners for the third consecutive year. Joe College and Joe Soldier Sailor and Marine led guards for winning houses while Engleman hall field designs featured Roosevelt Churchill Chiang Kai-Shek under blue and gold and Hitler under red and white. Announcement by Joe Hart at the Homecoming dance in Wills gym. Marilyn Soule crowned Homecoming Queen amid crowd of alumni and students. Over 2000 danced to Cal Dalton and his Cleveland orchestra with queen’s attendants and escorts.

Joe College Joe Sailor Sigma Tau Gamma Beta Gamma Betty Gorlich Engleman Hall Roosevelt Churchill Chiang Kai-Shek KSU Hitler Stooges Joe Hart Wills Gymnasium Marilyn Soule Lenny Hill Cal Dalton Cleveland Orchestra Kent Hart, Hill Herb Myers Ray Gallagher Jayne Ayres Dorothy Roessel

Debaters Meet To Draft Conference Argument

Debaters will gather tonight at 7 p.m. in room 316 Kent Hall to discuss the debate question for the Northeastern Ohio Debate Conference and to formulate arguments, according to Prof. James N. Holm, director of forensics.

Kent Hall Northeastern Ohio James N. Holm

Harper To Lead Discussion Group On World Peace

Robert Harper sociology instructor will supervise a student discussion on world organization for peace. First meeting is tonight at 7 p m in the radio workshop. Faculty outsiders will be invited after basic conclusions. attendees urged to join on postwar reconstruction topic.

World Organization For Peace Robert Harper Harper

Sorority Girls Collect Pennies in Penny League

Beta Gamma sorority aims to rise from third place as Gamma gals lead a personal approach drive Thursday. Dean Manchester’s freshman orientation class added $21.71 to the standings, placing second. Current totals: Alpha Omega $38.16, Orientation class $21.71, Beta Gamma $10.00, Gamma Sigma Phi $8.37, Cardinal Key $3.10, Miscellaneous $9.33.

Beta Gamma Sorority Gamma Gals Raymond E. Manchester Alpha Omega Sorority Gama Sigma Phi Cardinal Key

Cossacks to Present tunes and Dances at University

The Don Cossack chorus with thirty two men will perform at the University auditorium tomorrow evening at 8 p m. The program features brilliant songs and exciting dances sponsored by the YMCA.

Student-Industry Meeting Scheduled

The Northern Ohio annual Student-Industrial conference meets at the University campus next Sunday with representatives from over twenty colleges and industries. Rose Terlin will address "My Job and the War" and discuss women in defense industries and education. Madeline Braun arranges, Flora Miller chairs, and Mary Jane Carnahan leads Kent’s discussion.

Rose Terlin National Ywca Miss Terlin Kent Madeline Braun Flora Miller Mary Jane Carnahan

University student council approves fall quarter budget allocations

The student council approved a fall quarter budget of 10771 for university student fee funds, to be sent to business manager O B Law. Receipts for the first quarter total about 10354 with 417 revenue from publications theater and athletics and a 10 percent reserve for emergencies. Various allocations include Kent Stater 1900 varsity athletics 2845 chestnut burr 826 and theater 465 while a 420 addition funds second year awards for athletics. Forty three petitions for freshman class officers nominated and preferential ballot planned. New social committee members named Carol Sayers Betty Gorlich Eloise Toops Kenny Rickard Bill Taylor.

O. B. Law University Kent Stater Assembly Chestnut Burr Council Student Council Carol Sayers Betty Gorlich Eloise Toops Kenny Rickard Bill Taylor

Freshmen Seek Student Office Seats in Class Elections

Forty three freshmen filed nomination papers at a class meeting led by Peg Curry the fresh adviser. Elections set for Wednesday November 4 petitions due Friday before 4 pm at the Student Council office. Nominees include Vic Cassano George Bush Jim Bahl Guy Bennet Cliff Faust Dick Day for president and Gordon Baker Norman Dobbins Dottie Jones Shirley Behnke Tom Thomas Frank Bond Ralph Leeghtamer Joe Sekerak Nick Bozika for vice president with five girls vying for secretary and fourteen freshmen for three Student Council seats.

Student Council Vic Cassano Bob Schamel Hallowe'en George Bush Jim Bahl Guy Bennet Cliff Faust Dick Day Gordon Baker Norman Dobbins Dottie Jones Shirley Behnke Tom Thomas Frank Bond Ralph Leeghtamer Joe Sekerak Nick Bozika Elaine Chamberlain Lillian Sokol Lois Keevil Pat Wagner Virginia Walker Terry Labyk James Barkley Dorothy Wolfe Jean Beebe Jack Bauer Leonard Rickman Jack Royce Art Flynn Don Leatherman Gloria Ciancialo Isabel Lanterman Donald Moore John Conner al Rubin Marvin Rubin Kent Taylor Bernard O'Doherty Faye Hill Joseph

Suitcase Students Face War Time Commuting Problems

University of Kent students face gas rationing tire shortages and transportation cuts as 93 women and 165 men travel from farms towns and cities. Bicycles are reserved for defense workers and many women commuters have dropped enrollment. Men plan to live in Kent longer as rationing rises.

McGilvrey Hall Kent Dean of Women's Office Raymond E. Manchester

Arsenic and Old Lace Tryouts At University Theatre

Tryouts for the University Theatre production Arsenic and Old Lace begin tomorrow at 4 p.m. in room 316 Kent hall and Thursday at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The thriller features three women and eleven men with casting due by Friday. The show opens December 10 and 11. Boris Karloff starred on Broadway last year.

University Theatre Kent Hall E. Turner Stump Boris Karloff

HPE Head Goes West For Health Meeting

Dr. A. O. DeWeese head of health and physical education attends a week long American School Health Association conference in St. Louis Missouri. He left Kent Sunday morning as secretary treasurer of the organization.

A. O. DeWeese Department of Health and Physical Education American School Health Association St. Louis Kent

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Bob Deal Roy Metcalf Eaglemanites Ohio Peg Curry Frances White Bill Guisewite HPE
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