Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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Canada, Mexico, U S. Become Travel-Study Areas Opening new vistas to its students, Kent State this year sponsored study tours to Europe, Mexico, Canada and several parts of the United States. Europe, a new travel area for the Uni- versity, was visited on a seven-week trip which included seven countries on its itin- erary. Ohio ' s 150th anniversary as a state was the occasion for a special Ohio history travel tour, while the Mexican travelers used that country ' s capital city as a base for short trips to important localities near- by. Offered by the geography department to men students, the Canadian field trip covered a large portion of the country. The tour was made by private car to cut the cost to the students taking it. SR ' X: ' ' r v Viewing directly and vividly the evolution of Ohio from its earliest times to the present, the history of Ohio program included a travel study tour to 66 of the 88 counties. Geology students traveled in Colorado, studying the terrain in the western part of the United States. ' i ' S?- A seven-week trip to Eur- ope was sponsored by the history department. It pro- moted understanding of the various cultures by obser- vation and contact with contemporary society and the relics of the past. £S 5«i

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TABLE OF CONTENTS j- jj 6 • 2 L THE UNIVERSITY 11 Administration 12 Buildings 18 Classes 23 IHE YEAR 30 Spring 32 Summer 58 Autumn 60 Winter 78 THE ACilVlTlES 94 Governmental 96 Musical 110 Speech and Drama 114 Military 120 Publications 122 Intramural Sports 127 THE ORGANlZAilONS 130 Honorary 132 Departmental 148 Religious 157 Social 167 THE SENIORS 216 Business Administration 218 Education 225 Liberal Arts 235 THE STAND OUTS 242 Duke of Kent 246 Queens 248 Chestnut Burr Salutes 254 THE ADVERTISERS 256