Hoben Hall to Reopen as Men Return to College
The Joben Girls evacuate to Rowbridge next semester as Hoben Hall returns to male occupancy amid housing shortages at Kala College and peer institutions. Mary Trowbridge House will overflow with coeds and two girls per room resumes, while dy hall and beau parlors convert to extra rooms to relieve crowded conditions.
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Hoben
Hoben Hall
Kalatoo College
North Hoben
Mary Trowbridge House
Senior Recitals Given In Chapel at Stetson
In the past week two senior class students presented graduation piano recitals in Stetson Chapel. On Friday January 4 Pat Kennett will graduate in February with a program featuring Beethovens Sonata in C major Mozart Concerto in D minor and other pieces. On Sunday January 6 Beth Turnbull, to graduate in June, performed with Mary Lou Wilhelm and Marion States, playing Saint Saens Second Concerto in G minor Rachmaninoff Fantasia and other works.
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Stetson Chapel
Pat Kennett
Pat
Beetha
Mozart
Iir
Margery Sebright
Ol Pletcher
Franz
Beth Turnbull
Mary Lou Wilhelm
Marion
Beth
Saint Saens
Rachmaninoff
Leschetizky
Valse Nante-Mana—Zucca
Three campus societies elect new officers
On Tuesday night three campus societies named new officers for the second semester. The Kappa officers include Eleanor Brewer as president and Mary Lou Yonkers as recording secretary. The Euros chose Pat Thompson as president and Lorraine Hyde as recording secretary. The Centuries retained Bruce Mason as president and Bert Zanon as secretary.
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The
Kappas
Eleanor Brewer
Carol Rottier
Mary Lou Yonkers
Caroline Richardson
Margaret Westlake
Catherine Kreller
Nancy Milroy
Euros
Pat Thompson
Karen Carlyon
J. Dames
Eleanor Humphrey
Joan Ackerman
Mary Esther Stover
Lorraine Hyde
Marcia Clemons
Bruce Mason
Luther Stuart
Bert Zanon
Gus Birtsas
Vet Administration Is Meeting Theme
Kalamazoo College Veterans Organization held its regular monthly meeting in Bowen Auditorium last Monday evening. New veterans enrolled since Christmas vacation were introduced and guest Mr Wheatly from the Dearborn Veterans Administration spoke on VA organization in the area and paper handling for student vets.
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Kalamazoo College Veterans Organization
Bowen Auditorium
Wheatly
Veterans Administration
Dearborn
First Baptist Church Hosts New Student Fellowship
Come this Sunday at 6:00 PM to see a new and different Student Fellowship meeting. The church invites students to attend the Sunday evening session and experience the change.
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Nagasaki
World Organization
Varga
First Baptist Church
Kalamazoo College 1921-22 basketball era Greatest Team
Kalamazoo College's 1921-22 basketball squad is hailed as the school's greatest, finishing 20-2 in regular play and winning the M I A A title for the ninth straight year. The team beat Notre Dame and the University of Detroit, claimed the State collegiate crown, and won its National Intercollegiate tournament opener over Idaho 38 to 31 before Grove City College fell in the next game.
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Kala- 200 College
Cnge
Ietic
Kalamazoo College
Hope College
Valparaiso Unitity
College
Kalamazoo
University of Idaho
Pacific Coast
Grove City College
Winter Nocturne Is January 19th Dance at Welles Hall
Welles Hall hosts 1946's first campus dance on January 19 titled Winter Nocturne. Deacon Warner will DJ from nine until midnight. Barbara Ensing leads as general chairman with Joyce Greene orchestrating, Holly Hollingsworth decorations, Margery Sebright refreshments, Flossie Whipple chaprons, Jackie Buck tickets, Louise Gwyn publicity. Tickets go on sale next week. town students invited.
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Welles Hall
Trowbridge
Hoben Hall
Deacon
Warner
Barbara Ensing
Joyce Greene
Holly Hollingsworth
Margery Sebright
Flossie Whipple
Jackie Buck
Louise Gwyn
Esquire Names Ellington Top Jazz Arranger for 1946
Esquire selects Duke Ellington as the top arranger for the second straight year and his band as top jazz group in the 1946 All-American Jazz Selections. Benny Goodman Louis Armstrong Red Norvo Coleman Hawkins win top specialists for the third year. A dozen winners attend a January 16 broadcast with Ellington Herman and Cole Trio. Orson Welles hosts.
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Duke Ellington
Esquire
Benny Goodman
Louis Armstrong
Red Norvo
Coleman Hawkins
Cootie Williams
Bill Harris
Benny Carter
King Cole
Oscar Moore
Dave Tough
Chubby Jackson
Ella Fitzgerald
Mildred Bailey
American Broadcasting Company
E.S.T
Woody Herman
Orson Welles
Hobenites Hold Final Hoben Hall Session
Hobenites assemble in Hoben Lounge for a farewell joint meeting after society events. June Collins and Earl Fischer co direct as both halls’ residents bid goodbye with Ho ben Hot shots a Joanie Gemeinhardt and Jack Clemments skit. War Bond present to new occupants marked highlight.
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June Collins
Earl Fischer
Many Ex Students and New Men Enrolled at Hoben Hall
Announcement confirms Hoben Hall will be a men's dorm again from February start of the second semester. Many ex residents of Hoben North fear homesickness, while returning students from prior years include Bob Aaron Rex Broyles Don Burnett Stanley Cohn Bob Dewey Ralph Kerman Bob Mallory George Otis Jim Pinkham and Bob Reed. The campus anticipates renewed “old timers” and hopeful “New Blood” as they come back to the home.
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Hoben Hall
Hoben North
Maggie Riley
Bob Aaron
Rex Broyles
Don Burnett
Stanley Cohn
Bob Dewey
Ralph Kerman
Bob Mallory
George Otis
Jim Pinkham
Bob Reed
Boiling Pot Snap Shot Contest Ends Tomorrow
The contest ends tomorrow with entries due to Jack Dentler Olimer Curtis or Jane Richardson. Mr Curtis will announce the winner in two weeks.
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Jack Dentler
Olimer Curtis
Jane Richardson
Mr. Curtis
Dr James G Gilkey to Speak Tuesday at chapel
Reverend James Gordon Gilkey D D Litt D will speak at the extended chapel program next Tuesday. He is minister of the South Congregational Church Springfield Massachusetts and a former professor of Biblical Literature Amherst College. His books Christianity Christian Life and Christianity Evidences are in Mandelle Library.
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James Gordon Gilkey
Gilkey
South Congregational Church
Springfield
Massachusetts
Amherst College
Mandelle Library
Adler Draper On Concert Program Extra Kalamazoo Show
The Kalamazoo Community Concert Association adds an extra 1945 46 season concert featuring Paul Draper Dan Cer and Larry Adler harmonica virtuoso. It will be held Saturday January 19 at 8 30 PM in the Central High School Auditorium. Season tickets admit entry and no box office sales.
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Kalamazoo
Overley Group Presents Varied Program at Stetson Chapel
Overley Society met Tuesday night in Stetson Chapel. The program featured solos by Elaine Dryer Dorothy Burgess and Ted Stamn piano numbers by Sybil Widmann and Mary Braithwaite Billie Wilshelm spoke on raising a child prodigy at home Jean Arm introut reviewed past and future events. The gathering adjourned to the Club room for a singing game and refreshments.
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Overley Society
Stetson Chapel
Elaine Dryer
Dorothy Burgess
Ted Stamn
Sybil Widmann
Mary Braithwaite
Billie Wilshelm
Jean Armintrout
January 25 League Election Set For Woman's Club
The Woman's League on campus will elect a new president on January 25 from ten to four. Dorothy Chisholm Wallace’s graduation creates the vacancy. Nominees will be posted soon. committee includes Marilyn Sharp Wetherbee, Dorothy Chisholm Wallace, Jane Richardson, Peg Bebout, and Jackie Buck.
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Woman's League
Dorothy Chisholm Wallace
Women's League Council
Marilyn Sharp Wetherbee
Jane Richardson
Peg Bebout
Jackie Buck
League Council
Chapel Speakers Share Overseas Tales and Wedding Tales
The chapel week featured Edward Thompson discussing Interesting Things Overseas from his European civilian encounters as a 104th Division member. Henry Overley spoke on Getting Married drawing from twenty five years as an organist. C P Dame addressed Responsibility and urged prayer and work. Seniors Beth Turnbull and Patricia Kennett closed with piano pieces Leschetizky Arabesque en forme dEtude Mana Zucca Valse Brilliante and Chopin Polonaise in A flat.
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Edward Thompson
Thompson
Henry Overley
C. P. Dame
Second Reformed Church of
Kalamazoo
Beth Turnbull
Patricia Kennett
Miss Turnbull
Leschetizky
Mana Zucca
Miss Kennett
Chopin
Letter From Sweden Seeks Pen Pals for Swedes
A Stockholm letter urges U S readers to write to MY FRIEND ABROAD in Sweden. The group reports about 1000 members aged 15 to 25 across Sweden seeking pen friends abroad in the United States. Send name age address and interests to the Swedish organization.
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Stockholm
Sweden
U.S.A
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