Sororities Host Picnics and Dinners Across Chapters
Read twins perform at a Silver Lake home as Pi Kappa Sigma hosts a picnic. Theta Sigma Upsilon holds a formal for graduating seniors at the Robin Hood with leather gifts for five. Alpha Omega plans an education night and a Sunday active service breakfast. Beta Gamma notes a senior breakfast at the Robin Hood and pledge room changes. Sigma Tau Gamma announces a farewell hayride and a ping pong winner. Delta Phi Sigma plans a June fraternity party at Stewart’s Lake. Russ Vese receives draft call. New Kappa Mu Kappa members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PI Kappa Sigma
L. H. Munzenmayer
Read Twins
Silver Lake
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Robin Hood
Yvonne Horton
Mary Ellen Mehl
Doris Ringler
Ruth M. Snyder
Dora Strong
Evelyn Alden
Leora Benning
Evangeline Jaffars
Joseph Lupkiewicz
Phyllis Pearson
Beta Gamma
Arlene Hackundy
Miss Hackundy
Janet Caldwell Moore
Sigma Tau Gamma
Bob Schamel
Armed Forces
Charles Arnott
Alan Hammack
Herb Koehn
Howard Netzley
Chuck Little
Art Durivage
al van Auker
Audrey Wells
Robert Cummings
Delta Phi Sigma
Stewart's Lake
Russ Vese
Kappa MU Kappa
Skull and Bones to Publish This Week
Joe Rodio Nat Goodwin Tiny Duvall and Jess Bond are named among the fraternity crew. The Skull and Bones paper hits tomorrow with Bernie Harris and Phil Smith in charge of a Venice cafe spaghetti dinner. Jack Britt Clancy Strader and Bob Hein served as ushers at Lieut Moore and Janet Caldwell wedding this Saturday. Elaine Gee serenaded at the formal Saturday night. George Hunsicker visited the house over the weekend. A farewell party for Al McGoogan is set for Sunday Ray Kubuske leads the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternity
Joe Rodio
Nat Goodwin
Tiny Duvall
Jess Bond
Skull and Bones
Bernie Harris
Phil Smith
Venice Cafe
Jack Britt
Clancy Strader
Bob Hein
Lieut. Moore
Janet Caldwell
Elaine Gee
George Hunsicker
Lost red flower clip pin near Coffee Shop and Kent Hotel
Classified notice dated on Main Street between Coffee Shop and Kent Hotel reports a lost red flower clip pin. A reward is offered and contact is 4252 for recovery.
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Kent Hotel
Strain Will Take Vows After Graduation
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Dorothy Strain to Lieut. C J Dover is made by her parents Mr and Mrs E B Strain of Alliance. Miss Strain, a senior in the college of education, will graduate next week and is a Beta Gamma sorority member. Dover, formerly active in the University journalism program, was president of his freshman class and is now stationed at Keyfield Meridian Mississippi with the army.
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Dorothy Strain
C. J
Mickey” Dover
E. B. Strain
Alliance
Miss Strain
College of Education
Beta Gamma Sorority
Lieut. Dover
States
Keyfield
Meridian
Miss
Army
Home Ec Club To Introduce Officers
The Home Economics club will present new officers at its final meeting tomorrow at 7 p m EWT in room 107 Kent hall. Officers listed include Jessie Bertschi president Emily Dolence vice president Virginia Black treasurer Virginia Partee corresponding secretary and Flora Miller recording secretary. Final reports for the year will be given and all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EWT
Kent Hall
Jessie Bertschi
Emily Dolence
Virginia Black
Virginia Partee
Flora Miller
Miss Bertschi
Fullhouse Names Ill Nurse in Local Update
A list includes Eleanor Brush Ruth Langmead Valerie Fictorz Iatzer Mortz John Polansky and Martha Galloway along with Mittie Smith. A nurse was reported ill yesterday in a brief local item.
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Fullhouse
Eleanor Brush
Ruth Langmead
Valerie Fictorz
Iatzer Mortz
John Polansky
Martha Galloway
Mittie Smith
Polka Dot Blouse and Slacks Outfit For Summer
A sharp summer ensemble features a polka dot blouse with slacks and an adjustable waistband. Deep side pockets and tailored hip and front pleats promise comfort through hours of leisure. New go everywhere shoes suit both summer and winter wear for versatile use.
Continue Football Continued from Page 1
The piece reflects local fans clinging to football after a victory over Akron. It argues the community will miss autumn football and insists local coaches can lead a competitive team without high-profile names. The author asks for reader opinions on the school’s program and future.
Lambda Phi Dinner Planned at Karper's Tonight
Luella Cordier president announces Lambda Phi women’s journalism honorary will hold a dinner at Karper's restaurant tonight at 4 P M EWT.
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Lambda Phi
Karper
Luella Cordier
Lowry Women Hold Picnic Reunion at University Woods
University women residents of Lowry hall gather for a picnic supper in the University woods at Grille 1 tomorrow at 5 p.m. Reservations are due today by 3 p.m. in Jane Burge and Dottie Harris mail boxes. If rain, the event moves to Kent hall room 214.
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Lowry Hall
University Woods
Grille
Jane Burge
Dottie Harris
Eunice McCoy
Annis McCoy
Joan Smith
Jane Hand
Peg Curry
Vi Farnsworth
Boots Gage
Charlotte Lose
Virginia Essig
Elouise Toops
Kent Hall
Claudine Harris
Evangeline Jaffars
Phyllis A. Pearson
Deans
Mary L. Smallwood
Jeanne Parrish
G. Hazel Swan
Bunell Chosen Leader of HPE Club for Next Year
Betty Bunell was elected president of the HPE club for the coming year at a recent informal picnic. Mary Kester was named vice president and Ruth Schmidt secretary treasurer. The group plans to send letters to men in service who were in the club. Bob Hein retires as president.
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HPE Club
Betty Bunell
Mary Kester
Ruth Schmidt
Bob Hein
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Dottie Zolara
Jeanne O’donnell
Jean Cannon
Sheila Gilchrest
Alpha Omega
Betty Sue Myers
Cornelia Kuchenbacher
Betty Osmundson
June Shriver
Mary Hadsell
Twin Lakes
Myra Hillsinger
Marge Keith
Gloria Vigh
Betty Dillard
G. M. Stevenson
Gamma Sigma Phi
By Halina Nagorka
Strain
Ec Club
Akron
Golden Flashes
Bernie Bierman
Paul Brown
Rosy Starn
Brady
Captain Brady
Eric T. Griebling
Columbus
Lowry
Bunell
Iriel
United States War Bonds
City Bank
Business Office
Merrill
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