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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1941

Page

3

Campus sororities reveal new officers and spring plans

On campus the Phi Alpha Alpha and Theta Sigs announce new officers and Mother Patronesses services. Beta Gams inducted a new pledge while KMK and Delta Chi Sigma report active members and upcoming Campus Night and spring formal events.

Beta Gams Dorothy Whittaker Kay Hromack Marjorie Boehm Jane Wrentmore Shirley Burson Loretta Vorano June Caldwell Mary Brandt Dotty Strain Peg Ballard Vi Smith Martha Taylor Claire Jane Wagstaff Mommas Pappas Vale Edge Ravenna Mary Jane Crutchfield Brady Kay Maloney Theta Sigs Jean Adams Pearl Harris Dot McClelland Jeanne Roberts Akron Lois Wolfe Alice Simmons Jane Quimby Helen Steiner Grace Quay Gamma Sigma Phi Martha Harper Alice O’sickey Eilene Karnosh Louise Byerson Mary Alice Corlett Mary Knouff Laura Meyers Kappa Sigma Chi House John Pentz Walt Holmes Joe Latmer Jim Didinski Harold Parish Don Palumbo Bill Didinski Walt Wolfe Mario Piastreli Musser Bohn Bob Myers Harry Severence Herbert Rucker Alpha Phi Betas Carlos Wible Jimmy Large Clarence Cole Bob Hartman John Lemak Bill Roby Bill Mack Les Morato Bill Cropley Dick Clark KMK Robert Hein Harold Murphy Ebert Geiger Cadet Kreigbaum St. Louis Air Corps Bob Whitman Jim Runt Hank LaTorraca Jack Pierce OSU Paul Vaughn Starling Taylor Dick Schwable Dave Dowding Don Edwards Twin Lakes Bob Roderick

Kent State seal ritual alive at Prentice gateway

The Kent State University seal, embedded under the Prentice arc since 1934, embodies campus tradition. Each fall upperclassmen educate newcomers on respectful behavior toward the bronze crest while a long-running ritual of pranks and cleansings persists.

Engleman Hall Joe Ascauer Prenticegate Kent State University Kent State College Kent Ohio State of Ohio Versity Auditorium Prentice Arc Kent State Robinhood

Math Club Hears Case Professor Dinner Plans

Final arrangements for the Math ematic club dinner to be held May 12 at the Robinhood restaurant will be made at today’s meeting in room 302 Merrill hall at 4 p m. Dr Robert A Rinehart of Case School of Applied Science is guest speaker and alumni are invited.

Mathematic Club Robinhood Merrill Hall Robert A. Rinehart Case School of Applied Science Jean Douglass Alice Harsha Phil Finnegan Credential Life Insurance Company New Jersey

Home Economics Students to Attend Akron Kent Dinner

Forty one home economics students and four staff will attend the 10th annual joint Akron Kent dinner in the Student Union at Akron university tomorrow at 6 30 p m. Reports from the Ohio Home Economics association annual meeting at Bowling Green university on April 26 will be featured. Eleven Kent State University students and three staff attended that Bowling Green meeting.

Akron- Kent Akron University Ohio Home Economics Association Bowling Green University Kent State University Bowling Green

Knight Endorses Convoys to England for Preparation

Knight argues college is essential for preparation and broad background. He says learning many languages and histories helps, noting history repeats itself. He adds a strong education builds grounding, though it does not guarantee success.

England

University women vote today for Women's League officers

Coeds vote today at the atrium entrance for Women's League officers. Pres candidates are Betty Chapman Lillian Antonelli and Jane Stroup. Secretary candidates are Mary Di Venanzo Bettie Morris and Mary Jane Girdley. Second vice president and service chairman candidates are Charlotte Lose and Margaret Wedding.

Betty Chapman Lillian Antonelli Jane Stroup Mary di Vencenzo Bettie Morris Mary Jane Girdley Charlotte Lose Margaret Wedding

KP Club Plans Annual May Breakfast Details

The Kindergarten Primary club schedules a 4 p.m. meeting in room 219 Kent Hall to discuss the annual May breakfast to be held May 18 in University Woods. Betty Jane Leadenham will report progress and a committee including Helen Ingram Jean Eschbacker Alice Frederick Miriam Cramer Marie Hogan Dorothea Rickard Margery Balder and Catherine Gillette will lead. The graduate dinner set for May 28 will also be announced.

Kent Hall University Woods Betty Jane Leadenham Helen Ingram Jean Eschbacker Alice Frederick Miriam Cramer Marie Hogan Dorothea Rickard Margery Balder Catherine Gillette

Wilson College Prepares 1944 Seventy-Fifth Anniversary

Wilson College begins preparations for the 1944 celebration marking its seventy-fifth anniversary.

Wilson College

Franklin and Marshall Offers Free Undergrad Swimming Lessons

Franklin and Marshall College provides complimentary swimming instruction to all undergraduate students. The program aims to improve water safety and swimming skills across the campus community.

Franklin and Marshall College

Suitcase Kids Plan May 14 Picnic For Commuter Students

Two sophomore home economics majors Evelyn and Betty Brainard of Akron organize a commuters picnic for nonresident students on Wednesday May 14 in University woods from 11 am to 1 30 pm. They have sent letters to nonresidents and set a 5 cent expense charge with boxed lunches and drinks. Emma Holmes of Tallmadge assists as publicity chairman.

Evelyn Betty Brainard Akron University Woods Emma Holmes Tallmadge Brainard Sisters

Scribes Attend Tea Hosted by Mr and Mrs Marbut

Juniors and seniors in the school of journalism visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Marbut for an informal tea and open house held Sunday April 27 from 4 to 6 p m at 521 Vine street. Lindy Barch and Nat Floersheimer poured at the event and friendly conversations filled the afternoon.

School of Journalism Frederick Marbut Vine Street Lindy Barch Nat Floersheimer

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