Weiner Roast Planned By Wesley Foundation
The Wesley Foundation plans a spring weiner roast Sunday evening from 5 to 6 30 p m in the University woods. Open to all who sign the attendance sheet at Kent hall or Engleman hall. Alice Alert and Irma Hensel, organizers, set the price at 15 cents per person. Attendees meet behind Engleman hall before 5 p m.
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Wesley Foundation
University Woods
Kent Hall
Engleman Hall
Alice Alert
Irma Hensel
University Grad Will Marry Saturday Morn
Raymond Kubuski, a University of Akron chemistry major and June 1943 BS graduate, will wed Lillian Elizabeth Roe of Akron at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church Akron. A reception follows 3 to 6 at the bride’s home.
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Raymond Kubuski
Lillian Elizabeth Roe
Akron
Akron Immaculate Conception
Kubuski
College of Liberal Arts
F. J. Kubuski
Grafton
Charles E. Roe
Florida Ave
Pan Hell Plans Banquet and Bridge Tourney
Pan Hellenic council members meet in Kent Hall room 108 at 6 30 p m to finalize plans for the annual scholarship banquet and spring bridge tournament. Ingrid Tornberg chairs the bridge event set for Thursday April 19 at 7 30 p m in room 109 Kent hall.
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Spring Bridge
Pan Hellenic Council
Kent Hall
Violet Gardner
Ingrid Tornberg
Gladys Willis
Mary Jane Lynch
Dean Blair
Mary Jane Klein
Dr. Lawrence
Home Economics Club Meeting Set for Monday
The executive council of the Home Economics Club will hold an important meeting Monday April 4 at 4 p.m. in room 103 Kent Hall.
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The
Home Economics Club
Kent Hall
Arrange for a conference with yourself to talk the matter
The note urges arranging a personal conference to discuss issues and assess progress toward success. It promotes self-guided evaluation as the best specialist in human affairs and invites the reader to call for an interview with the author, Raymond E. Manchester.
Greek sororities schedule social events and pledges education week
Calendar lists Education week for Gamma Sig and Theta Sig pledges with a picnic planned for the active chapter next Wednesday. AO pledges to undergo education next week. Alpha Omega committee revises the sorority constitution. Campus Night plans led by Harriet Shubert. Bridge parties, dinners, and pledges noted across several sororities with events through April and May.
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Gamma Sig
Theta Sig
Alpha Omega
Marge Keith
Sue Alstott
Wanda Gisinger
Joyce Boyer
Pat McKernon
Aos
East Reservoir Lake
YWCA Appoints Cabinet Members for the Year
YWCA announces a new cabinet with Betty Jean Gauset as publicity chairwoman Harriet Russell as social service chairwoman Janet Irons as ways and means Dorothy Watson as membership Beryl Knox as worship Nancy McNutt as OWA and WSSF Josephine MacDonald as area representative Marian Durst as literary guild Betty Wineland as world fellowship chairwoman Installation is set for Tuesday April 17 at 7 pm in room 115 Kent Hall A panel discussion will follow the ceremony.
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YWCA
Betty Jean Gauset
Social Service
Harriet Russell
Ways and Means
Janet Irons
Dorothy Watson
Beryl Knox
OWA
WSSF
Nancy McNutt
Josephine MacDonald
Literary Guild
Marian Durst
World Fellowship
Betty Wineland
Kent Hall
Betty Offhaus Remains Gamma Sig President as New Officers Elected
Betty Offhaus will continue as president of Gamma Sigma Phi. Dorothy Jones is first vice president with Ranky Edwards as second vice president. Evelyn Long records, Carolyn Havre is secretary, Dorothy Baynes treasurer. House manager Lois Jewell assisted by Betty Jean Carlson. Margaret Scullion historian, Helen Cardinal parliamentarian, Julie Juch chaplain, Grace Padrutt custodian, Ruth Purdy sergeant at arms. Installation set for Monday April 16.
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Gamma Sigma Phi
Beatrice Perrick
Jean Lerner
Gamma Sigs
Isla Schnauffer
Delores Williamson
Jean Cirbes
PI Kappa Sigma
Frances Wren
Miriam Cramer
Lois Colley
Nellie Alderman
Wilda More
June Stahlmann
Betty Pratt
Mary Louise MacClaren
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Shirley Leuenberger
Kenyon College
Alice Hudson
Marilyn Yaxley
Ruth Hoehn
Jean Goncher
Betty Offhaus
Dorothy Jones
Ranky Edwards
Evelyn Long
Carolyn Havre
Dorothy Baynes
Lois Jewell
Betty Jean Carlson
Margaret Scullion
Helen Cardinal
Julie Juch
Grace Padrutt
Ruth Purdy
Miss Offhaus
Dorothy Humphrey
Greta Garbo and Janelle Wise Infirmary Note
Greta Garbo says I want to be alone while Janelle Wise sits alone in the infirmary today per nurse Mary Jane Slates. The item reads as a compact, characterful note from a historical era featuring names of public figures and a hospital setting.
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Greta Garbo
Janelle Wise
Mary Jane Slates
Pledges Named for Education Week by Bridge Team
Harriet Russell Dot Clevenger Jeanne Glaze Lois Allyn and Millie Hightree are the pledges going through Education week.
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Harriet Russell
Dot Clevenger
Jeanne Glaze
Lois Allyn
Millie Hightree
Japanese Student Learns Medicine The Hard Way
Yasunobu Van Miyao a Japanese American freshman at Kent describes his hard path to medicine. He labored at the Rohwer relocation center in Arkansas as a camp helper while his family lived there and prepared to resume schooling in Cleveland after leaving Los Angeles. He played basketball with a camp youth team and spoke at Rohwer high school graduation before pursuing premedical studies at Kent.
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Yasunobu van Miyao
College of Liberal Arts
Yas
Rohwer
Los Angeles
Kent
Cleveland
Rohwer Center
Arkansas
Chiyeko
Kimi
Suejuro Miyao
Suenobu
Royal Dukes
Miyso
Byrne Addresses Jefferson Birthday Event at K of C Hall
Dr H D Byrne head of political science spoke at the Kent City democratic club Jefferson birthday party. He explained election laws and bills pending before the legislature. Dr A O DeWeese head of student health service gave a brief talk on Jefferson.
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H. D. Byrne
Political Science
Kent City
Democratic Club
Jefferson
K. of C. Hall
Byrne
A. O. DeWeese
Student Health Service
Twilight concert of classical records at Engleman hall
A twilight concert of classical records will be presented in the main lounge of Engleman hall Sunday evening from 6 30 to 8 30. Light refreshments will be served. Those planning to attend or bring guests should sign the notice at the Engleman desk.
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Engleman Hall
Engleman
Timely Sermons In Kent Churches
Sunday sermons in Kent churches include Rev. Edward W Willcox at Congregational 11 a.m. on Do You Know Your Pacific plus adult quartet. Rev. D S Mac Donald at Kent Christian 10:30 a.m. on A Lifetime Quest. Manchester Day observed at Church of the Brethren 10:30 a.m. with Dr. C Ray Kein. 7 p.m. church workers meet then sermon Vision and Service by Rev. G S Strausbaugh. Universalist morning service features Fundamentalism by Rev. Flint.
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Pacific
Congregational Church
Edward W. Willcox
D. 5. MacDonald
The
Christian Church
Kent Christian Foundation
Church of the Brethren
Manchester
C. Ray Kein
G. S. Strausbaugh
Flint
Universalist
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