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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1945
Page
3
A tropical setting will frame the ISA semi formal dance slated for Saturday October 27. Fred Ellis social chairman will announce ticket sales and price at 1.25 dollars per couple. A top Akron band is expected to perform and refreshments will be served starting at 8 30 p m.
Four organizations have signed up to carry penny boxes this quarter. Beta Gamma sorority will carry the boxes for the weeks of Oct. 22, Nov. 26, and Dec. 10, while Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority is to carry the boxes the weeks of Oct. 29 and Dec. 3. Theta Sigma Upsilon sorority and kindergarten primary club will handle the coin containers one week each, Nov. 5 and Nov. 12. Dean Raymond E. Manchester urges that every school organization cooperate with the Penny Drive, which sends Staters to servicemen overseas.
Marge Ingham names six students to the Chestnut Burr business staff for the coming year. The team includes Shirley Leuenberger Abigail Dickerson Grayce Mays Bob Chitmar Barbara McDowell and Ruth Ann Crawford. Art Henry and Claude Miller assist on page layouts.
The Home Economics Club will host a tea for Miss Alice H Haley head of the department on Thursday October 18 from 3 to 5 pm in room 105 Kent hall. Faculty women and all Home Economics students are invited.
Temporary officers were appointed in freshman dormitories to lead until elections. In Lowry hall Shirley Wolf is president Betty Hoy is vice president Anne Domiter is secretary Harriette Russell is treasurer Terry Pugliese is social chairman. Rae Ellen Lohrke leads Moulton hall as president with Lois Schmetzr as vice president Charlotte Carson as secretary Carolyn Ademetz as treasurer Edna Buss as social chairman.
The Newman club will hold its first meeting of the year in room 214 Kent hall on Thursday Oct 18 at 7 p m Ted Phillips president announced today All Catholic students are urged to attend as the social events and policy for the fall quarter will be presented.
Twenty new top hits from the best bands in the land will be featured on Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 pm. The event, sponsored by the K-Vets, includes two special intermission acts. A crowd of about four hundred attended last Wednesday, says Jack Cobb, social chairman of the K-Vets.
Infirmary roster today lists Mary McManus Lillian Girard and Olga Jansa keeping each other company as they rest.
Dean Mrs Blair Will depart tomorrow for a journey to Pennsylvania and Virginia. They will return on Saturday.
The Eighteenth Annual Ohio Print Makers exhibition is on display at the Dayton Art Institute gallery. Fifty prints in woodblock linoleum block soft-ground aquatint etched plate and lithograph are shown and the exhibit runs through October.
Fifty seven students enroll in the cadet nurse training program at Kent State University this quarter. Off campus housing accommodates most with the Holbert house providing rooms for eighteen. The curriculum covers physiology anatomy chemistry bacteriology psychology and nutrition with daily classes from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A meeting of the decorating committee for the Independent Student Association dance will be held Thursday October 18 at 4 p m in room 210 Kent Hall. Subcommittees will be named to handle different parts of the decorating.
E. C. Stopher registrar attended the Association of Ohio College Registrars meeting October 10 to 12 in Toledo.
Calendar lists events for Wednesday October 17 including play rehearsal at the auditorium 7 to 10 p m a new house presidents meeting at 219 Kent hall social dancing in the gym and stage work afternoon home economics club meetings at Kent hall 104 and 106 Phi Alpha Theta meets at 108 kindergarten primary club and Theta Sigma Upsilon meet at 119 Kent hall. On Saturday October 20 stage work continues from 8 a m to 5 p m in the auditorium.
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