Meet Cheer Gridders At Rally Tonight
Kent State University holds a 1941 varsity football pep rally in the University auditorium at 8 o clock. Ralph Braden announces spotlight on the Golden Flashes as Backfield Coach John Starrett introduces players for the Kent Bluffton game Saturday at 2 pm. The rally features a surprise mascot appearance led by little George Starn in blue and gold.
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Lindy Barch
KSU
University Auditorium
Ralph Braden
John Starrett
Kent-Bluffton
Kent
George Starn
G. Donald Starn
Young Starn
Braden
Don Kelley
Jack Kaurar
Fresh Discipline Plan Meeting for Freshmen Rules
A sophomore class meeting is planned this afternoon at 4 in 109 Merrill Hall. Ray Gallagher acting class president announced the session to discuss measures to enforce discipline among freshmen.
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Merrill Hall
Ray Gallagher
New Council Forms to Coordinate University Defense Work
The University Defense council chaired by Dean R. E. Manchester held its first meeting to unite campus defense efforts. It will coordinate existing groups and collaborate with the Social Federation of Portage County to extend defense work beyond the university. Judge Blake Cook noted it will educate students on defense linking classroom and lab as core effort. Members include Dr. K. C. Leebrick, Mary L. Smallwood, Adrian Van Wylen, Stewart Fern, and two student representatives.
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Social Federation
Portage County
Manchester
Blake Cook
Common Pleas Court
Cook
K. C. Leebrick
Mary L. Smallwood
Adrian van Wyen
Stewart Fern
Will
LeBar the Fresh Drum Major Brightens Case Kent Games
Kenneth LeBar a 17 year old drum major and musician earns praise for spinning three batons at once and winning pool and table tennis titles. He has performed with Ted Lewis Herbie Kay Joe Venuti and the Andrew sisters and plans an all freshman dance band. He also qualified for a national baton twirling contest in New York.
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Clyde Friar
Kenneth LeBar
Ted Lewis
Herbie Kay
Joe Venuti
Andrew Sisters
Ken
Penn-Ohio
Warren Koy
Bob Deal
le Bar
New York
Warren
Marines Delight 2500 At Local Concert
The United States Marine Band performed before about 2,500 residents and students in a well balanced program with encore numbers. Oliver Zinsmeister played xylophone with three encores and Edward Masters, cornet, with two. Captain William F. Santelman praised the responsive crowd and noted an upcoming engagement in Cleveland at the Public Auditorium.
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United States Marine Band
K. C. Leebrick
Akroo
Marines
Oliver Zinsmeister
Edward Masters
Santelman
Cleveland
Public Auditorium
Cleveland Press
Wesley Co-ops Elect Officers
Wesley Foundation announces officers for three co op houses. Margaret DeLaney leads the women on Columbus street with Sally Domer as VP and Miriam Best as secretary. Bob Baker heads the men’s group on West Main, with Elgie Dinsmore as VP and buyer and John Thompson as secretary treasurer.
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Wesley Foundation
R. 8. Clemmons
Margaret DeLaney
Columbus Street
Sally Domer
Miriam Best
Frances Haley
Marjorie Oaks
Bob Baker
West Main Street
Elgie Dinsmore
John Thompson
Tom Jenkins
Forensic Club Debates Federal Labor Union Question
The central committee of the student forensic association met last night in the debate seminar to discuss the 1941 national question. The issue, set by the National Association of Teachers of Speech, asks whether the federal government should regulate by law all labor unions in the United States.
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The
Student Forensic Association
National Association of Teachers of Speech
United States
Cast Complete for Thunder Rock at University Theatre
Four junior veterans four sophomores a freshman and a junior transfer form most of the Thunder Rock cast to begin rehearsals tomorrow under Prof. E. Turner Stump. Juniors Stanley Mouse Kitty Liptak Bill Guisewite Carol Richards win parts with sophomores Robert Houser Milan Graach Robert Telford James Theis and freshman Neal Shepherd. Helen Delaney a LaSalle transfer also parts in the production. One role remains uncast as of casting day.
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University Theatre
E. Turner Stump
Stanley Mouse
Kitty Liptak
Bill Guisewite
Carol Richards
Neal Shepherd
Brunswick
Captain Applejack
Helen Delaney
LaSalle Junior College
Massachusetts
Stump
Seniors Resume Luncheon Series
Fostering unity will be the aim of the Senior Men's luncheons which will resume this year. Chairman Bob Mosher announced the series. Luncheons are held each Tuesday in the Robin Hood main dining room with meals chosen from the menu.
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Bob Mosher
The
Robin Hood
U. S. Slow To Learn Tells Kiwanis Leader Discusses Eight Points
Dr Earl W Crecraft dean of liberal arts addressed Kiwanis at the Robin Hood last night noting the United States has not learned much in 25 years He compared Roosevelt Churchill and Wilson points and US arming of merchant vessels.
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United States
Earl W. Crecraft
College of Liberal Arts
Kiwanis International
Robin Hood
Dean Crecraft
Roosevelt
Churchill
Wilson
Deficit Halts Varsity Letters Pending Funds
Athletic treasury shortfall delays awarding K letters for spring sports including tennis baseball track and golf. Director G Donald Starn explains prior asset transfers created debt and letters may resume once funds are moved. Student Council orders investigation led by Don Sinn as Ralph Braden raises last year’s missing letters report.
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G. Donald Starn
Fred Prasse
Kent States
Starn
Kent Stater
Committee On Athletic Policy
A. Sellen Roberts
Roberts
Dr. Roberts
Ralph Braden
Don Sinn
Prasse
Campus Patrol Meeting For Interested Students
A meeting of all men students interested in joining the campus patrol will be held in 301 Merrill hall today at 12 noon. Dean Raymond E. Manchester announced the event last night explaining the student organization started last year and its aims will be explained at the meeting.
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Campus Patrol
Merrill Hall
Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Manchester
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