Freshman Dance Climaxes Orientation Week At University
Marian Miller and her all girl orchestra from Akron will play at an informal dance in Wills gym from 8 30 to 11 30 p m tomorrow. Dean Ada V Hyatt says faculty invited, Mary Ellen Hoffman hosts, with Don Wargowsky and John Williamson as general hosts.
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Marian Miller
Wills Gym
Allgirl
Akron
Ada V. Hyatt
Mary Ellen Hoffman
Women’s League
Cardinal Key
Women’s Service
Don Wargowsky
John Williamson
Men’s Union
George A. Bowman
John L. Blair
Earl W. Crecraft
Arden Allyn
Fren Musselman
Raymond E. Manchester
Dean Hyatt
Freshman Class Projection At University Rises
Registrar E C Stopher announced about 400 freshmen are expected to enroll on Monday at the University, about 200 more than the 1944 class. He estimated total enrollment could reach 900 with upperclass additions on Tuesday, noting dormitory openings for women boost the rise.
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E. C. Stopher
Stopher
Keep Penny Drive On 1944 Schedule
The Penny Drive at Kent State continues in 1944 under Raymond E. Manchester with campus organizations and individual students urged to contribute. Proceeds fund printing and mailing Staters to Kent State servicemen and women worldwide, with one organization each week carrying the penny boxes and soliciting funds.
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Raymond E. Manchester
KSU
Kent Ministers Meet With Freshmen Oct 4
Kent ministers will meet freshmen from 7 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday October 4 in the University auditorium. The program aims to acquaint new students with religious facilities in Kent. E Turner Stump, chairman of the school of speech, is in charge.
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Kent
University
E. Turner Stump
School of Speech
Ordination Set Oct 3 For KSU Graduate
Richard W. Firth, a 1940 University education graduate, will be ordained as a minister at Oceanside Presbyterian Church in Oceanside New York on October 3. He previously served as student pastor at Aspetons Presbyterian Church.
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Richard W. Firth
College of Education
Oceanside Presbyterian Church
Oceanside
N. Y
Firth
Aspetons Presbyterian Church
University dorm heads named for three halls
New head residents take charge at Moulton Lowry and Engleman dormitories this fall. Margaret B Wharton from Miami University becomes Lowry head, Beulah Grow returns to Moulton after years at Oberlin and Cleveland, and Francis E Watson arrives for Engleman as head resident continuing from last summer.
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Moulton, Lowry
Engleman
Miami University
North Hall
Margaret B. Wharton
Lowry Hall
Beulah Grow
Moulton Hall
Grow
Aluminum Company of America
Cleveland
May Cottage
Oberlin College
Kent
Francis E. Watson
Engleman Hall
Watson
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
New York City
Damrosch School of Music
DeWeese Welcomes Twin Granddaughters Dawn and Diane
Dr A O DeWeese head of health and physical education becomes grandfather to twin girls Dawn and Diane born in Houston Texas to Major and Mrs Marion S Bill DeWeese Major is chief of surgical staff at a Tampa base hospital in Texas A Kent State University grad and former varsity football player he was voted Most Popular Man.
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Cest
A. O. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
Dawn
Diane
Houston
Texas
Marion S
Bill” DeWeese
DeWeese
Tampa Base Hospital
Kent State University
Freshman Welcome From Kent State University 1948
The University Administration extends a cordial welcome to the Class of 1948 during Freshman Week. It emphasizes four years of opportunities for growth through study and rich college experiences. The administration hopes to quicken the students' desire to continue education and broaden understanding of Kent State’s opportunities. George A. Bowman signs as President.
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Kent States
Kent State University
George A. Bowman
Cadet Nurses to Study at University this Quarter
Forty-two cadet nurses from Canton Altmann hospital and Massillon State hospital will arrive Sunday for a quarter of preliminary training. Twelve from Massillon will live in Engleman hall, while 30 from Canton stay off campus. This marks the second nurse contingent at the University after fifty-two were trained here this summer.
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Canton Altmann’ Hospital
Massillon State Hospital
Mary Jane Klein
Massillon
Engleman Hall
Canton
Freshman Dinks Put On Sale At Atrium Entrance
Student Council member George Inscho announced dinks for freshmen cost 75 cents at the Atrium entrance. 1948 graduates must wear dinks until the freshman flag pole rush day, to be set by the Student Council.
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George Inscho
Inscho
Ed Zink Reports Death Trap In Italian Church
University graduate Ed Zink now with the fifth army in France describes how German forces set a death trap for 240 people in an Italian church at San Miniato. The civilians, including men women and children, were found dead or wounded after shelling and mines.
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Ed Zink
Fifth Army
France
Zink
San Miniato
Arno
Ameri
Upperclass Women Counsel Freshmen at College
Twenty eight upperclass women students at the University arrived early to guide freshmen during their first days. They assist with exams, show the campus, answer questions, and ease new students into college life.
Informal Mixer Planned Tonight for Freshmen
An informal freshman mixer with square dancing and games is set for 8 tonight in Wills gymnasium. The event is led by Raymond E. Manchester and Dr. Ada V. Hyatt, with planning by Marie Apple and George J. Altmann.
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Wills Gymnasium
Raymond E. Manchester
Ada V. Hyatt
Marie Apple
George J. Altmann
Opal Wigner Joins Speech Department for Next Year
Opal Wigner a 1942 college graduate with a B S from the college of education was hired as an assistant in speech for the coming school year. She starred in University Theater productions and held honors with Alpha Psi Omega and Cardinal Key. Wigner worked at WAKR Akron and WOR New York before returning to advertising in the Abbott Kindall agency.
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Miss Wigner
College of Education
Alpha Psi Omega
National Theater Honorary
Cardinal Key
National Service Honorary
WAKR
Akron
New York City
WOR
Abbott Kindall Advertising Agency
New York
Bowman Speaks at Barberton Testimonial Banquet
University president George A. Bowman addressed a testimonial banquet in Barberton honoring Uriah L. Light, retired longtime superintendent of schools after 31 years of service.
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George A. Bowman
University
Barberton
Uriah L. Light
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Martha Hohenshil
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Mary Jane Lynch
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Betty Maurer
Helen Morgan
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