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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1945
Page
3
The Art club holds its initial fall meeting Thursday October 11 at 4 pm in room 201 Kent Hall. Faculty sponsor Miss Thelma Hyland asks art majors and freshmen to join and participate.
Blue Key, the men's honorary fraternity, holds its first quarterly meeting at 4 p m in room 204 Merrill Hall announced president George Insche.
Newman club officers announce an important meeting to be held Thursday October 11 at 8 pm in the rectory of St Patrick’s church. Ted Phillips president says social events for the fall quarter and dates for the regular meetings will be discussed and set.
The University Radio Workshop will meet at 7 30 p m in Kent Hall room 319. Advisor Mrs Opal Boffo invites all students interested in radio to attend to gauge interest and determine preferred broadcasting phases. Emphasis will be on script writing sound effects and engineering.
Dr W M Williams an associate professor of English returned to the campus yesterday after an emergency operation abroad in Michigan during a vacation.
Alpha Psi Omega held its first quarter meeting last night welcoming Bob Chizmar a transfer from Youngstown College as a new member of the national dramatic honorary fraternity.
Grace Bazzli invites joining the French club by Friday through Kent hall mail. The International Relations club notifies members of a meeting in room 210 Kent hall at 7 p.m. on Wednesday Oct 10, announced by Marian Jessel, president.
The science honorary Phi Sigma Xi will hold its first meeting on Thursday October 11 at 7 pm in room 108 Kent Hall.
Rev and Mrs Robert Clemmons welcome a baby girl Lynn Marie. The Rev formerly directed the Wesley Foundation and has been transferred to Nashville Tennessee.
YWCA convenes its first quarterly meeting at 7 p m in Kent hall room 119. President Mary Unkrich urges freshmen to attend. A brief vesper service and community singing follow with refreshments served. Worship chairman Beryl Knox leads, aided by Luzerne Richards Isobel Shively Janet Irons June Roesinger and Betty Maurer.
Wesley Foundation cabinet members will convene Wednesday evening at 7 p m in the Wesley Methodist church. Rev Don Barss urges all officers to attend to finalize plans for the coming year.
Miss Helen Machan associate professor of French says the foreign language department is in a postwar boom. She cites returning service members renewing interest in foreign affairs with French making a comeback, German maintaining strength, and Spanish leading the field.
Edith Galloway Evelyn Long and Isobel Shively announce committees for the annual Big Little Sister tea held each fall to acquaint freshmen with students and faculty. Committees include decoration led by Angie Zima, favors led by Shirley Ackeroyd, music by Madge Kime, invitations chaired by Harriet Russell, refreshments led by Norma Jenkins, hostesses led by Donna Stouder, kitchen led by Helen Klika, and tea table duties by Grace Lemley.
Mrs. Pauline Williams of 559 Le Clede Avenue announces the engagement of her daughter Shirley Williams to Seaman Second Class William W. Christie son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Christie of Youngstown Christie has just returned from two years in the Aleutians and is now stationed at the Toledo separation center Shirley is a sophomore in the college of education and a member of Sigma Sigma Sigma health and physical education club and Women's Athletic association
On Monday October 15 tea dancing resumes on campus with eight sessions slated each week from 4 to 5 30 p m in room 119 Kent Hall. Sororities and fraternities sponsor rotate, with different faculty members chaperoning. Dr Ada V Hyatt dean of women calls the events wholesome and beneficial for student life.
Dr H D Byrne head of political science will speak at the Ohio State Civil Service Employees association convention on Oct 14 in Columbus. Also speaking are Senator Raymond Hildebrand of Toledo and Michigan state personnel director Thomas Wilson.
Calendar entries list social activities at Kent hall and Wills gymnasium. October 9 4 pm social committee room 108 Kent hall. October 10 8 10 pm social dancing Wills gymnasium. October 12 9 12 pm freshman upperclass dance Wills gym. October 15 4 5 pm tea dancing.
Dr. Raymond M. Clark, psychology professor, offers an extension course on the Psychology of Exceptional Children at McKinley High School Canton Ohio from 7 to 9 35 p m Monday evenings. Enrollment stands at twenty seven with most pupils being teachers from Canton Massillon Wooster Hartford and Sandyville.
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