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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1943
Page
3
Jane Selzer recalls Campus Night with rain, May queen pageantry and army crowd scenes. The piece notes windy signs, sorority costumes, intermission songs and memories of the event as it ends for another year.
Dr Edna Lotz associate professor of psychology will speak to Young Women's Association members tonight at 7 p m EWT in room 219 Kent Hall. The topic is Keeping Emotionally Balanced in Wartime.
Members of the Kindergarten Primary club meet in room 115 Kent hall at 3 p m for the final business meeting. Committees report on activities as plans are made for the annual graduate dinner at the Robin Hood on May 24 with Jane Galloway chosen chairwoman.
Four University men teach at Roosevelt high school in Kent with Cornelius Papp leading physics classes. Loyd Shaheen handles chemistry while Art Wilson and Ted Tucker teach physical education.
Replacing the regular meeting, the French Club will hold a waffle supper at Prof. Helen Machan’s home 761 West Main Street tomorrow at 6 p.m. EWT. Prof. Machan is the club adviser and associate professor of French.
Canton senior Yvonne Horton has accepted a supervising role at Blossom Hill school for girls near Brecksville. She will begin work in June after graduation.
University off campus presidents and Phrateres plan a weiner roast Thursday from 5 to 7 30 p m at the University grille. Attendees to contribute 10 cents and bring their own meat. Yvonne Horton chairs the event and attendees should reply to Elizabeth Frell.
Lieut. Alice O'Sickey, a June 1942 graduate and WAAC member, married Lieut. Clifford Payne in a double uniform ceremony at St. Stanislaus in Cleveland. O'Sickey is stationed at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, and was active in Pi Kappa Sigma sorority during university days.
Members of the Kindergarten Primary club met for their annual May breakfast in the University woods at 9 a m on Sunday. Gladys Brillheart chaired the event with help from Jean Knoderer Imogene Cox Mirian Cramer and Evelyn Wess.
Ginny Walker a freshman in the college of business administration is recovering at her Kent home 424 College Ave after an appendectomy.
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