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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1949
Page
2
The 1898 blizzard era publicity shot of fearless Fred Klaisner is reimagined by 51 generations of Stater sports editors. The playful caption notes the removal of his head from the torso image, a tongue in cheek undoable joke.
At a recent meeting of the Tii Stinkin club a student named Ima Smeller was elected the female student most likely to stink up the joint. The club opens membership to all students who can prove B C and underarm perspiration. Her brother Lem Burger Smeller, or Chief Airwick, attends P U Pi mento Univ.
The Kent Stater is issued daily Tuesday through Friday during the school year and every Friday in summer. Subscriptions cost 82 Detach per year.
A well preserved Easter egg, believed painted by Captain Samuel Brady, was found on university grounds by Dean Raymond Manchester. The egg and the dean are on display in the Atrium as details emerge about the historic artifact.
A garbled page hints at plans for a Lake Brady pool and gym facility including a basement level, seating for 10 000 spectators, and a proposed skating/ recreation complex. It mentions Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp and Beebe Lucius Field as related names amid a council debate on construction timing and funding.
LoCo ARCHeR recalls archers and unappointed banquet committee announces plans for the last annual banquet morning. Archer chief of staff will recount life as a Ryder and Brewer for the Kent Redders. He discusses travels and friends, reflecting on past journeys and preparations for the journey ahead.
An odd campus scene shows El ler Iwater, captain of the university submarine team, amid jokes about the Pit serving as a donut hole dump. The piece references Wheel patrons and mentions Iwater and Mr. I. M. Astinker in a playful, nonsensical transcript.
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