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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
3
A playful ode to rain on campus describes coeds in rain coats and umbrellas as romantic backdrops. Moments at the cinema, lake, and car reveal poetic reflections sparked by showers and puddles, ending with a jaunty urge to tell the Marines you dislike rain.
Engleman hall hosts its third dance of the year tonight at 8 p m in the lounge and terrace. Vivian the social chairman says records will provide music and refreshments will be served. Olga Antonik chairs with Wilma Labady Lucy Pasku and Lillian Sokoll assisting.
Alice Cox and Jean Fertig are noted in a brief item highlighting dual occupancy in a local infirmary setting. The notice underscores frugal living as a theme in the care facility and mentions both individuals.
Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity will not enter Campus Night singing competition on May 26. Co chair Dick Dussel said the group prefers to wait until more fraternities are active before competing as there is a single award for all Greek entrants.
George Pake, son of Edward Pake, spoke to Dr. Glenn Lefler's first year physics class on career paths in physics. He recently completed bachelor and master degrees at Carnegie Institute of Technology with an A average, finishing in under three years.
Six men were pledged to the reactivated Phi Beta Phi fraternity at a ceremony held at Miss Edna Eisen’s home 126 Wilson Avenue. Pledges are George Husa Harry Guist Dominic Amedio George Lintner James Fletcher and Robert Hostettler. Bob Wallis and Ed Fenko are the only active Phi Beta Phi members on campus.
Leolyn Wilcox and Alemeda Safford, seniors in liberal arts, awarded internships at Price Hospital in Cincinnati. Elizabeth McArtor, senior in liberal arts, named student laboratory technician at Western Reserve University in Cleveland. Home Economics club executive council to meet Monday at 4 p.m. in room 103 Kent Hall. Bertha Nixson, head of economics, announced today.
Following Mother's Day observances the churches resumed regular services. Methodist junior choir under Mrs. Joseph Henderson will sing two numbers at 10 45 a m. Rev Joseph Henderson preaches Hitler the Man Who Fought Against the Stars. Church of the Brethren has no evening service. Eastwood communion invitation. Rev G S Strausbaugh speaks Fill Draw Bear at 10 30 a m. Christian church morning service theme A Phase of Christian Unity by Rev Dana MacDonald. Congregational church choir quartet at 11 a m with Rev Edward Wilcox on Pentecost Then and Now. Faith Lutheran 10 45 a m Rev Arthur Zeigler discusses A Consciousness of Good and Evil. Episcopal church Rev John Reinheimer speaks What To Do With Germany at 11 a m.
Greek groups at Alpha Omega Beta Gamma and others prepare concessions for a Penny Carnival on Saturday and discuss the next May queen. Sorority events include weddings visits, picnics, clean-up parties, and pledges. senior picnics planned for May and June at Aurora country club with food and entertainment duties assigned.
Professor Kenneth R. Osborne acting head of the University school of music will be guest organist at Sunday services at the Church of the Savior in Akron. He was invited by Harold Tower and previously led the choir and played at the Unitarian church in Cleveland last Sunday.
Oliver Ocasek, varsity debater and orator, was elected president of Pi Kappa Delta at a meeting yesterday. Dave Ryan, a junior speech major, was elected secretary treasurer. Both men have served as members of the honor society for two years.
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