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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1943
Page
2
Theta Sigma Upsilon hosts its annual spring formal at the Masonic temple in Ravenna tomorrow night from 9 to 1. The event features Harry Grunau and his NBC orchestra. A post dance informal will be at the sorority house with chaperones listed.
An all day KMK outing at the Aurora Country club features golf tennis swimming and baseball with a dance to Bernie May and his orchestra tomorrow night from 9 to 1. Wilbur Schneider and Jack Britt lead the arrangements and chaperones include Dr and Mrs Sumner Mr and Mrs Conley Mr and Mrs Chestnut Lt and Mrs Moore Hanser Hunsicker and Sgt Hal Weaver as guest attendees.
A trio of French students plan a weiner roast for the French club at 4 p m at the University grille next Wednesday. Sara Lee Stubbs Marjorie Gilcrest and Mary Ellen Hoffman lead the event with songs and games. If rain occurs the program moves to room 301 Kent hall.
Mittie Smith a nurse announced yesterday that Helen Morgan and Carolyn Hopkinson are confined to the infirmary.
Donna Payden of Lindsey positions cards for solitaire as the lone journalism major among 188 University graduates on June 14. The Kent Stater alumna will resign as society editor of the Kent Courier-Tribune in June. Ruth dane Recht will succeed her as Stater edition editor.
Board grants include leave of absence for war research at Columbia University. L. B. Hastings of Cuyahoga Falls becomes laboratory technician in physical science. Victor Moore, physical education instructor, and Marvin Johnson, mathematics instructor, both from Cuyahoga Falls, appointed effective June 14 and June 21 respectively. Mrs Jo Ann Hacha Thompson of Cleveland becomes assistant librarian for the summer and Mary Kenward of Hiram becomes assistant librarian on September 15.
Priscilla Satterfield, daughter of Prof. C. E. Satterfield head of the English department, will graduate from Greenbrier Junior College Louisburg West Va Monday. Mrs. Satterfield plans to attend the exercises.
From the window at 80 North Front Street the zany cast Mary Haines Suzanne Schwartz Wilbur Adams and Stella Greenbaum wave to the audience as the post seasonal comedy debuts at the University Auditorium tonight at 8 15. Aviation students admitted free tomorrow evening with proceeds to the Penny Fund.
Psi Chi national psychology honor society will hold initiation ceremonies and election of officers Wednesday at 7 p m in room 215 Kent hall. New members include Betty Breen Marjorie Fankhouser Jean Marie Johnston and Betty Chapman. Dr D W Pearce department head invites interested students to contact him in the morning next week.
The regatta allows weight adjustments to affect speed but requires boats to use only two oars. No mechanical propulsion is allowed. The Stater editors and the regatta director disown responsibility for contestants boats spectators or equipment lost or damaged.
The USSR Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries is sending recent Soviet publications to Rockwell Library for American students. Margaret I. Dunbar, the University librarian, announced the shipment yesterday. In return the society requested material on American students for their people.
Workmen spray painted the flagpole with aluminum paint in time for Decoration Day though no ceremonies or vacations will take place.
Rose Christ was elected to head Chi Ma the University music honorary at a Tuesday meeting. Iola Bucher will be vice president and Marion Nichols recording secretary Esther Douglas corresponding secretary, Pauline Knapp treasurer. Harold Miles piano instructor to advise next year.
Miss Smith a sophomore becomes the first woman to act as business manager of the States. She is secretary of Theta Sigma Upsilon sorority and a member of the Young Women's Christian Association and cabinet member of Christian Foundation. Koehn a sophomore from Mantua is a member of Sigma Tau Gamma. Eight Receive Key Awards At the journalism banquet Ruth Recht Frances White Jan Selzer and Miss Snyder were awarded silver keys for service on the Stater Jean Hungerford Bob Heighberger and Dorothy Roessel Chestnut Burr and Lenny Zolara magazine. Eugene McCord now a private in the army at Camp Barkeley Texas was awarded the Paul Ryan cup for most continuous work on the Stater. Gold keys were awarded the editors and business managers of the three student publications.
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