1941 Styles Show Roomier, More Comfortable Men’s Dress
American men embrace roomier casual wear as 1941 styles favor comfort and practicality. Suits trend toward three button single breasted coats while double breasted suits remain common for business in blue tones. Sport jackets feature military fabrics and muted colors with wide to snap brim hats signaling evolving fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Colleges
Carl Sandburg
America
France
England
Kent Graduate Eugene Tims Completes Cavalry Training
Serving Eugene Tims, a 1941 Kent graduate, completes three months at the Cavalry Replacement Center Fort Riley Kansas. Tims, a chemistry major, was inducted in June and earned sharpshooting honors in rifle and pistol and held the rank of corporal during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Tims
Kent
Cavalry Replacement Center
Fort Riley
Kansas
Tims
Alogdelis on 10 day leave from Navy visit Kent
James Alogdelis, KSU wrestler and football player, stationed with the U S Navy in Norfolk Virginia, plans a Kent visit during a 10 day leave after six weeks training ends October 3. He oversees calisthenics and sports in the Norfolk athletic department under Gene Tunney former heavyweight champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
James Alogdelis
KSU
Kent
Gene Tunney
Naval Reserve Ensign Commissioned After Northwestern Graduation
Leonard Opeil, a University of Illinois junior last semester, was commissioned an ensign in the U S Navy Reserve after graduating from the Naval Reserve School at Northwestern University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Opeil
U. S. Naval Reserve
Naval Reserve School
Northwestern University
Flowers Shine In Wishful Gift Moment
A reflective note on choosing gifts, where flowers symbolize favored selections, and the speaker imagines personal privilege shaping the present. The passage emphasizes the allure and beauty of floral gifts as a preferred choice.
Band Master Calls For 15 More Men
Prof Roy Metcalf director issues call for at least 15 more members to join the university marching band. Interested players may contact Metcalf today in 309 Merrill Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Metcalf
Fresh Dorms Name Officers
Temporary house councils composed of upperclass councilors will lead Moulton and Lowry halls for six weeks. Freshmen women will elect their officers afterward. Moulton: Alfreida Wacick president, Lois Youtzy VP, Dorothy Spitler secretary, Norma Jackson treasurer, Marjorie Johnson social chairman. Lowry: Joan Smith president, Carol Sayers VP, Jeanne Baxter secretary, Jane Parry treasurer, Jean Kester fire chief, Betty Robb publicity chairman, Jane Hand social chairman, Marjorie Jacot senior advisor, Winifred Andrus librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Hall
Alfreida Wacick
Lois Youtzy
Dorothy Spitler
Norma Jackson
Marjorie Johnson
Lowry Hall
Joan Smith
Carol Sayers
Jeanne Baxter
Jane Parry
Jean Kester
Betty Robb
Jane Hand
Marjorie Jacot
Winifred Andrus
Three Former KSU Students Take Vows
Ruth Reich of Kent and Lieut. Randall E. Houghton wed September 6 in St. Louis after she studied at Kent State graduate school. Audrienne Van Hyning and Earl Harris married September 20 at the Congregational church in Kent as Harris completes aviation training to become an instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Reich
Rocky
Rushing Season Opens Sunday With Pan Hell Round Robin Tea
Campus sororities host non-Greek University women Sunday 2 to 5 p m for a Round Rob in tea. Attendees register by Friday 4 p m at Wills gym. registrants rotate among sorority houses and receive a letter with a map and Pan Hell en blue books. A 1 dollar Pan Hellenic registration is due Monday through Friday 4 p m to appear on the official list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Gymnasium
Jean Evans
Newmanites Plan Meeting Today
Activities of the Newman club will begin with the first meeting of the year in St. Patrick's school hall at 7 30 p m. The Catholic student group led by president Tom Bates is open to Catholic students and will announce year activities. Rev Leo Carlin starts his third year as chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
St. Patrick’s School
Tom Bates
Leo Carlin
Home Economics Club Hosts First Affair of Year
The Home Economics Club invites members to a 5 to 7 pm picnic today at the University grille. Sign the bulletin outside the Home Economics office in Kent Hall. A 25 cent fee covers expenses. Jeannette Morgan chairs arrangements. Fifty four upperclassmen and 13 freshmen have signed to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Grille
Home Economics
Kent Hall
Jeannette Morgan
Sororities Plan Initiations This Weekend
Tri-Sigs will initiate Elma Holkko Jean Hungerford Jean Knodder Margaret Wedding and Jane Higgins Friday. Gamma Sigma Phi will initiate Nancy Allen and Peggy Jo Laumer Sunday to start the Greek year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Sigs
Gamma Sigs
Elma Holkko
Jean Hungerford
Jean Knodder
Margaret Wedding
Jane Higgins
Nancy Allen
Peggy Jo Laumer
Gamma Sigma Phi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opeil
Terese Green
Moulton and Lowry Halls
The
Kent Stater
Business Office
Merrill Hall
Newmanites
Oxford
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!