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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1947
Page
3
Stan Mine and Bob Wentz announce their farewell after a year and a half of weekly writing. They humorously award themselves trophies for best bits, reminisce on feuds, and sign off with a raunchy, tongue‑in‑cheek goodbye.
Two juniors in education Elsie Gene Rodgers and William Charles Moritz will wed in the Congregational church Salamanca New York August 30. Rodgers daughter of Lloyd E Rodgers and wife attends Gamma Sigma Phi sorority and the WAA executive council. Moritz an Alpha Phi Beta active is Men's Union treasurer and a member of allocations committee HPE club Varsity K club and varsity football and track.
William Wolfe elected president of Phi Sigma Xi science honorary at a recent meeting. Other student officers are Virginia Straight vice president Donald Shook secretary and Kenneth Marty treasurer.
About 50 or 60 choir members are expected to attend a picnic from 4 to 10 p.m. today at Water Works Park in Cuyahoga Falls. Terry Pugliese, chairman, announced with Barbara Lilley assisting as food chairman. Director Caro Carapetyan and Mrs. Carapetyan will be guests.
Calendar items show Dean Hyatt staff meeting in his office as well as Inter Fraternity Council and Social AK commission gatherings. Student Council Blue Key events pair with traffic safety sessions and club meetings in McG rooms and 119K 214K 317McG settings.
Bob White, Inter-Religious council president, will continue in his present office for another year. New officers named include Marty Leiman vice president Betty Beer secretary Alan Poese treasurer and Becky Taylor cor- on behalf of YWCA and Alpha Epsilon Kappa Mu Kappa.
Cardinal Key holds initiation for 11 pledges and installs officers to close the quarter. A 5:30 p.m. banquet at the Robin Hood follows initiation at 5 in the home economics dining hall. Speakers include retiring president Kaye Tolt and new president Jeanne Cook. Irma Hensel arranged the events.
Art class 161 taught by Prof. Wilbur West opened with a kitchen shower for Charles Stein who married Friday and Roy Newsome who will marry in June members of the class were honored.
Responding secretary Sigma Delta Sigma plus members Bill Wolfe Del ta Phi Sigma Mary Hoover Barbara Ewell Nancy Snodgrass Barbara Lee Doris Heupel Dorothy Paul Charles Arnott Jerry Overholt Phi Beta Phi are named as representatives. YWCA delegates Verna Berger Virginia Gilcrest and Bonnie Jean Avant. International Relations club delegates Angeline Scources Ruth Ossman Peg Boone Dick Frankhouser and White Wesley. Fund contributions noted for retiring vice president Joe Sarmir.
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