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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1941

Page

3

Greek Groups Plan Spring Festivities Despite Snow

Donna Payden reports Greek organizations push spring events amid wintry weather. New pledges include Marian Zupan president and Marguerite Kemp vice president with a full officer slate. Campus Night committee chairs Cornelia Kuchenbacker and team organize dances, teas, and a May 30 spring formal with Indiana State Teachers College guests.

Donna Payden Marian Zupan Marguerite Kemp Ruth Loesch Bernice Findley Mabel Esping Cornelia Kuchenbacker Bonnie Dray Elizabeth Tucker Jerrie Brown Jayne Karnosh

College fraternity weekend notices and events listed

Alumni visiting included Don Johnson Clayton Heinlen Merritt Wolfe Bruce Kreighbaum and Howard Ressegger. Jack Pierce elected sergeant at arms. Gamma house hosts dance March 22 at Portage hotel Akron with Tony Greens orchestra. Sigma Tau Gamma won gym meet 44 40 over Celts. Alliance country club form on March 22 with Bill Lewis orchestra. Joe Berry Olympic boxer visited. Alpha Phi Beta officers elected Carlos Weible Bob Patterson James Large John Lamak. Upcoming barn dance at Bob Stalzer summer cottage end of March for actives and pledges.

Don Johnson Clayton Heinlen The Air Corp Merritt Wolfe Bruce Kreighbaum Howard Ressegger Navy Jack Pierce Portage Hotel Akron Jim Dedinsky John Pentz Woody McMasters Harry Kilby Bill Hudec Tony Green Sigma Tau Gamma Gammas Celts Alliance Country Club Bill Lewis E. D. Ferguson Pop"” Ferguson Joe Berry Alpha Phi Beta Pledge Chapter Carlos Weible Bob Patterson James Large John Lamak Bob Stalzer

Southern Writers Is Simmons' Topic

Dr. Walter L. Simmons, assistant professor of English, will speak at the Women's Faculty club meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Moulton Hall. The talk will be Contributions of the New Southern Writers to American Thought. Mrs. F. N. Harsh heads the committees with many listed members.

Walter L. Simmons Moulton Hall Simmons F. N. Harsh K. C. Leebrick W. G. Meinke Frances Mull Margaret P. Lawrence Edna Lotz J. E. McGilvrey

Cardinal Key Plans Honor System For Elections

Cardinal Key works on an honor system for next fall's campus elections. The group meets tomorrow at 6 30 p m in 108 Kent hall to discuss plans to aid Blue Key with freshman advisor selection and the Commuter's Tea. New members will be voted on.

Polsky Jean Roberts Pearl Harris Chuck Schwinn Moulton Hall Nickelodeon Indiana State Teachers’ College Pennsylvania Jean Adams Cardinal Key Kent Hall Blue Key

Engagement of Betty Cramp ton to William Champney announced

The engagement of Betty Cramp ton a senior in the college of education and former editor of the Kent States to William Brooks Champney of Cleveland Heights Ohio was announced. Champney holds bachelor and master degrees from Case School of Applied Science and works for the Daniel Guggenheim Airship Incorporation in Akron. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.

Betty Crampton College of Education Kent States William Brooks Champney Cleveland Heights Ohio Champney Case School of Applied Science Daniel Guggenheim Airship Incorporation Akron Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity

Coeds Favor Practical Sports Wear Over Glamour Attire

Martha Harper reports on a Wellesley College wardrobe survey showing college girls favor sports clothes for practicality and style. Average inventory includes 11 sweaters seven skirts and eight blouses with coats and jackets prevalent. average wardrobe cost about 288 dollars with extremes from 50 to 1150 dollars.

Wellesley College

Weaving Tale and Morning Rush Echo in Midnight Parlor

The speaker laments a noisy room and a weaving Mrs Blatzenheimer as the clock nears 8 45 then contemplates school. A tense exchange ends with the narrator deciding to cut class due to oversleeping in a daylight scene.

University Theater Seeks Tax Stamp Contributions

The theater manager Kitty Lipta k announces university theater members should donate their tax stamps to the box in the lower halls. All other students are invited to help the cause as well.

University Kitty lLiptak

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