Boosters Bring Friday Night Football Warm-Up to Rockwell Field
A large Booster club rally at Rockwell field will kick off the football season Friday at 8 p m with a bonfire by freshmen and the Wooster effigy burning. The university band under Prof Roy D Metcalfe will play as Fraternities and independent groups prepare signs and cheers led by Hal Stoneman and Fred Scadding. The rally will close with a parade through Kent business district and a program preview for upcoming games.
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Joe Friedman
Fred Scadding
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Roy D. Métcalfe
William D. Taylor
School of Journalism
Kent
Trevor Rees
George Lynn
Golden Flash
Desire Students For Barr Work
Students to work on the 1949 Chestnut Barr must meet in the Burr office behind the Hub Friday at 0p m. Freshmen and upperclassmen are invited. There is a need for photographers and artists. Students who were in school last year and did not pick up a yearbook may obtain one by calling at the Burr office during the day.
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Voice Organizers Apologize for School Implication
The Seven and a printed Voice of the Seven apologize for misdirected actions that implicated Kent State University officials. They state the group acted without university backing and regret listing amusement spots. They clarify no connection to the Freshman Week committee or Booster club and express remorse to KSU officials, students, and faculty. Signed by Grover N Culler and David R Brand.
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Kent State University
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Booster Club
Boosters Meet For Club Gathering In 101M Today
Booster club meeting to be held in 101M at 4 p m today. Al Lumsden vice president urges all organizations to send a representative to attend.
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Kent State enrollment hits all time fall record
Dr. Charles Atkinson, registrar, reports fall term enrollment over 5700 with late registrations likely reaching 5800. Kent and Canton campuses may total 6500, up about 300 from last year, while Canton enrollment dips offset by Kent gains. About 3117 veterans, 56 percent, enroll, down 10 percent from last year. Freshman class at 1250 described as prewar in character.
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Charles Atkinson
Kent
Canton
Kent State University
Non Driving Fans Urged to Walk to KSU Wooster Game
University officials request campus residents attend the KSU Wooster college football game by walking rather than driving. Despite expanded parking, larger crowds are expected at the Flash home game, so those able to walk are urged to do so.
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First Frosh Cheering Squad Form at KSU
A freshmen cheerleading squad, the first in KSU history, will be inaugurated this fall. Tryouts are at 4 p.m. today on the grassy area between Kent and McGilvery halls per head cheerleader Fred Scadding. The varsity squad includes Andy Mangione John Parsons Chuck Charlesworth Marilyn Orr Jean Miller Mary Lou Masin Mary Hoover. The group's first appearance is at the pep rally Friday at 8 p.m.
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McGilvery Halls
Fred Scadding
Andy, Mangione
John Parsons
Chuck Charlesworth
Marilyn Orr
Jean Miller
Mary Lou Masin
Mary Hoover
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Pete) Culler
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