Thunder Rock opens Homecoming play at University theater
Critic Charles McWilliams praises a strong Homecoming production of Thunder Rock at the University theater. Bob Houser stars as David Charleston with Lighthouse set design by E Turner Stump. Bill Guisewite and Stan Mouse deliver solid supporting work. Helen DeLaney shows promise for future stardom.
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University Theater
E. Turner Stump
Bob Houser
David Charleston
KSA
Houser
Bill Guisewite
Joshua
Charleston
Stan Mouse
Helen DeLaney
Presidents Open Homecoming With Greetings Before Kent State Bowling Green Game
Dr. K C Leebrick and Dr. Frank J Prout, presidents of rival universities, exchange informal greetings before the Kent State Bowling Green gridiron clash that opens Homecoming day activities. Committees plan decorations for the goal posts and the Wills gym dance from 9 to 12 Saturday night plus faculty social committee arrangements for the event.
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K. C. Leebrick
Frank J. Prout
Kent State
Bowling Green
Betty Bowles
Cay McGowan
Cardinal Key
Lenny Hill
Blue Key
Wills Gym
Mary L. Smallwood
W. L. Wannemacher
Raymond B. Manchester
Grace Swan
Frederick Marbut
Foster Brooks
Proxy Candidates Leading Student Election Field
The piece previews next day results for senior junior and sophomore class presidents. It cites Hal Martin Joe Blair Bill Guisewite and Pete Parkov as leading candidates with their majors activities and grade point averages. It notes Greek and Independent party backing and hints at race outcomes.
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Joe Blair
College of Business Administration
Blue Key
YMCA
Joe
Delta Kappa Psi
Independent Party
Bill Guisewite
NTFC
College of
Starn's Father Dies Ahead of Football Game
George Starn, 67, father of coach G. D. Starn, died of a heart attack at his Wooster home. The coach, who traveled to Wooster, will lead the Golden Flashes against Bowling Green Saturday per his daughter.
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George Starn
G. D. Starn
Wooster
Coach Starn
Golden Flashes
Bowling Green
Stater Endorses Pentz For Senior Secretary Post
The Kent Stater endorsed John Pentz of Kappa Sigma Chi for senior class secretary. Bob Cook of the Affiliated party urged write-in Eddie Boyle, a varsity basketball player, though Pentz’s name must stay on the ballot. The Kappa Sigs quit the Affiliated party amid political differences.
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Kent
John Pentz
Kappa Sigma Chi
Bob Cook
The
Greeks
Eddie Boyle
Cook
Pentz
Kappa Sigs
Forensic Registration Deadlines Postponed
Members of the University For ensic association will attend a symposium at the Notre Dame College for Women in Cleveland on Thursday November 6. James N Holm faculty director of forensics announced the event. The symposium covers the national intercollegiate debate on federal regulation of all labor unions.
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University Forensic Association
Notre Dame College For Women
Cleveland
James N. Holm
Hiram College
Ohio
Capital University
Holm
Write-Ins To Decide Positions At University Election
University fall election opens with about 1000 students voting from 8 a m to 4 p m. Write‑in candidates will decide three offices while two Men's union posts and the senior class treasurer seat remain blank due to ineligible candidates. A restricted area from Merrill hall to Kent hall will ban political propaganda and voter intimidation during the polls.
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Bob Cook
Elections Committee
Merrill Hall
Kent Hall
Wills Gymnasium
Cook
Higgins Named to Junior Class Council Post
Jane Higgins, junior, was appointed to the junior class council vacancy yesterday by Helen Rothermund, president. Higgins replaces Irving Waterbury who will be ineligible to serve after a scholastic standards committee ruling. Higgins, active in forensic and debate, lives at Engleman Hall, Youngstown, and was chosen from 12 candidates considered by Miss Rothermund.
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Jane Higgins
Helen Rothermund
Miss Higgins
Irving Waterbury
Engleman Hall
Youngstown
Miss Rothermund
Dr Heath To Show Slides On Isle Of Pines
Dr James P Heath biology instructor will address the Kent Kiwanis club at its meeting today in the Robin Hood showcasing kodachrome slides of Isle of Pines points of interest.
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Dr. Heath
Isle of Pines
James P. Heath
Kent Kiwanis Club
Robin Hood
Choir Seeks Tenors and Bass Voices at University
University choir plans auditions for tenors and bass singers. Interested individuals should report to Joseph Lupkiewicz, director, at 12 noon today in studio A of the Radio workshop.
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Lou Toth
Ture
Mary Jane O’brien
Dick Kerckhoff
Hal Martin
Hal
School of Education
Sigma Tau Gamma
HPE
Guisewite
Pete Parkov
Delta Phi Sigma
John Lemak
Pha Phi Beta
Parkov
Lemak
John
Dukes of Kent
Pavkov
Soph
College of Education
Starn
Stater
Higgins
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