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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1941
Page
1
Ray Galla gher acting sophomore president announces a vigilante committee formed to enforce freshman rules. Sophomore Cy Melina leads the unit which will hear daily 4 pm cases of alleged freshman delinquency and curb rule breakers.
Raymond E. Manchester dean of men will address guests at the Senior Men's luncheon at the Robin Hood at noon. He explains the University defense council aims to handle defense matters and plans will be outlined at today's meeting.
Juanita Godfrey a freshman was reported out of danger after an appendectomy at Painesville Memorial Hospital. She was rushed from the university infirmary Friday to the hospital for surgery.
Three campus accidents over the weekend involve University students. Betty Bowles sprouts toe injury at the Pan Hellenic sorority house and Sigma Sigma Sigma. Dr Elizabeth Leggett treated the broken toe in six places. Sophomores Jack Morgan and Tom Wellman suffered a broken nose and sprained ankle with lacerations after a Kent Stow road auto crash. both released the same night. William Bousum broke his left ankle in a hay wagon incident with a tractor, treated at Robinson Memorial hospital Ravenna.
Committee heads for Captain Applejack, a freshman stage production, were announced by Wilbur Adams. Evelyn Walters leads makeup, Audrey Heckman properties, Janet Good costumes, Audrey Rooney publicity, June Wagner and Ruth Wrighton prompting. Neal Shepard is vice president and Polly Wikle secretary treasurer.
New instructor Joseph Lupkiewicz will meet 40 university a capella choir members for the first practice of the year at noon today in the Radio Workshop. Practices are set for Tuesdays and Thursdays at noon. University Women's Glee Club, directed by Miss Elfreda Littlejohn, met yesterday for its first practice. the group includes 37 members with sopranos and altos listed by name.
Journalism students will attend a student body meeting at 4 p m in room 116 Merrill Hall. Professor William Taylor announced that officers will be elected and all journalism majors are expected to attend for yearly activity announcements.
Student council plans migration to Case or Western Reserve grid games as Kent State stamps itself as a major Ohio football power. Bo Dutton stars with two rushing TDs in a record 58 point showing, supported by Kilbourne Wetzell Toth Mack Fortunato Jackson Kuzmenko Fedoniak and Delsantro on extra points.
Council President Fred Prasse, student council leader, left for Cleveland to finalise plans for a migration to Case Western Reserve football games. He will review ticket prices and bus connections from station to stadium. He expects complete arrangements by Wednesday.
The junior class council rejected Irving Waterbury for president and Joe Hart and Jack Boyd as council reps. Helen Rothermund, vice president, is named as president per council rules. Waterbury claimed Dr. Leebrick advised him to act after consulting Rothermund.
Dr. A S Roberts head of the policy committee said that final decisions on varsity letters must come from the president after a prepared recommendation was sent to President K C Leebrick. The committee suggested reallocating funds or using summer session fees and proposed not funding coaches' salaries from the athletic budget.
Writer Earl Vacaria and Martha Harper accuse Pan Hellenic League officers of lax officiating in a campus event. They call for reform and assert the excerpt from the K book is misused to suggest harmony.
Chi Pi the journalism fraternity and Lambda Phi women's group announce their first year meetings scheduled for tomorrow evening at 7 30 and 7 00 respectively. Chi Pi will meet in the journalism house chapter room at 528 East Summit Street Lambda Phi will gather at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Dix 421 East Crain Avenue.
Joe Louis extended his reign by scoring a technical knockout of Lou Nova in the sixth round at the Polo Grounds New York for a 19th straight title defense in a heavyweight title bout.
Twenty University students in the CPTP will take physical examinations today announced by Adrian Van Wyen director of the student flight program. Ten secondary course students will be instructed by Art Stanley while a leader for the primary group has yet to be chosen. Training starts at Mid City airport after exams.
University band schedules two trips for the Kent football season to Western Reserve University on October 25 and the University of Akron on November 15. President K C Leebrick announced yesterday. Musicians who wish to join the women's or men's bands must sign up this week, Roy Metcalf said last night.
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