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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
3
A senior reflects on six years at Kent State University noting changes in administration faculty and campus life. He recalls past football basketball intramurals track wrestling and notable students and events from 1941 to 1945 including Homecoming scenes CPT air training and campus photography conclaves.
Betty Lee Winfield daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Winfield of Barberton will wed Henry Johnston son of Mr and Mrs Preston Johnston of Canton at First Methodist church in Kent on June 12. Organ and vocal performances are planned by Doris Diefenbach and Ruth Smith.
Martha Keyser, president of the local Wesley Foundation chapter and state secretary of the Methodist Student Movement, left yesterday morning to attend a conference of the MSM in Columbus.
A report from nurse Mary Jane Slates identifies Wilma Labady as alone in the infirmary reflecting on her thoughts amid a quiet moment.
Gamma Sigma Phi sorority hosts its annual spring dance at Aurora country club tonight from 9 to 12 with Thelma Plaging's orchestra semiformal dancing. Patrons include Dr. and Mrs. House Mrs. Parrock and Miss Hill, with guests such as Dr. and Mrs. Clark and Dean and Mrs. Manchester. Alemaine Edwards chairs the event and sorority song numbers are planned.
Recognition of service and achievement was given to several University debaters for their work this year at the forensic picnic held Wednesday. A fourth year gift was given to Elizabeth Piotter, and Don Wargowsky received the only third year recognition. Dave Ryan and Oliver Ocasek were given second year awards. Anita Albu, after her first season of work, received certificates of service and achievement. Jeanne Cook, Eileen Pletcher, and Eleanor Crouse got certificates of achievement.
Marjorie Willow, former Cleveland high school and college of liberal arts student, will marry Alois L. Zaremba, a Cleveland native and future Ohio State University economics graduate. The couple, both 1940 Cleveland graduates, plan a Sept 1 Immaculate Heart church ceremony with a Broadview club reception.
Sigma Tau Gamma will move back into its old frat house at 202 North Lincoln this fall quarter. The decision was reached at a Monday evening fraternity meeting.
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