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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1940
Page
3
University groups stage a farewell week with dinners picnics and events honoring seniors. Beauty queens serve guests as Men's Union hosts at Twin Lakes with Dr K C Leebrick as the main speaker.
A quirky campus survey at Podunk College rates students on a points system assessing attitudes toward professors peer groups and campus life. The item notes a farewell banquet for Prof. and Mrs. A. Clarence Smith of the journalism department as Smith departs for Baylor University.
Engleman hall hosts an Honors picnic this Sunday for thirty nine women with at least a three point average at grill five in the university woods. Dorothy Ann Reese leads the event. Alita Boecker plans a tea and open house for Moulton women Friday from 4 to 6 pm with the new recording machine on view and refreshments served. Between 4:30 and 5:30 pm dates may tour the hall with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Novotny Dr. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Dr. Edna Lotz Miss Laura Hill and Miss Katherine Klink present.
All graduating seniors are requested to meet in the university auditorium Tuesday May 28 at 4 p m to practice for commencement.
One hundred twenty five senior women are expected at the annual Woman's League Banquet tomorrow night at Twin Lakes Country Club at 7 o'clock. Dean Mary L. Smallwood will give the welcoming address and Dr. Grace Sherrer will present a book review.
Faculty associates of Dean Emeritus Oscar H Williams will host a no host breakfast in his honor Sunday June 2 at 9 30 a m in the Robin Hood Williams former Dean of the College of Liberal Arts resigns in June Those wishing to attend should see Professors Maurice Baum Harold Nissley or William Taylor for reservations
A spring scene on campus shows students in varied fashions from white boots and hats to yellow caps and crested cigarett es. The piece notes fads as fleeting yet expressive marks, praising and poking fun at trendsetters and the badges they wear from boots to purses and beer jackets.
The annual university art department exhibition is on display in the art gallery on the administration building’s second floor. Works are by classes of Miss Harriet Adams and Miss Mary Boswell, assistant professors in the department of art.
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