Home Economics Group Elects Officers and List of Moves
Home Economics club members meet at 7 30 in room 107 Kent hall to hear University dietician Mrs Eliza beth Fellers speak on kitchen management. Following the talk officers will be elected. Jeanne Claypoole, president, announced yesterday. A housing change at the home management house 309 South Willow will occur this weekend with co ed residents moving in Sunday evening and current residents listed.
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Home Economics Club
Kent Hall
Elizabeth Fellers
Jeanne Claypoole
South Willow
Nona Jordan
Mary Lou Dunlap
Bertha Heichel
Virginia Marti
Norma Bartholomew
Ruth Osborn
Lucy DeSimio
Martha Wolf
Martha Rufener
Ruth Lea
Mary K. Balser
Margaret Godfrey
Helen Lewis
French Instructor Attends OSU Meeting
Miss Norma D. Wood supervising teacher of French and English at the Training school attends Ohio State University meetings as a member of the Ohio Council on Modern Language Teaching. She will review two methods books at the American Association of Teachers of French spring meeting on May 10 at the University of Akron.
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Ohio Council On Modern Language Teaching
Norma D. Wood
Ohio State University
College Romance Ends In Wedding
Betty Halsey a 20 year old Copley junior marries Chester S Randles a Chardon senior on April 12. The couple bought a marriage license and will wed at Betty's home with Rev Kenneth Hewlet officiating. They plan to reside in Kent where they first met at the university.
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Betty Halsey
Copley
Chester S. Randles
Chardon
Kenneth Hewlet
Kent
Royal pageant tales from campus photos and notes
A fragmentary feature profiles several campus contenders for a royal title. It notes home bases in Cleveland and Cuyahoga Falls, uses nicknames Bunny and Bobby, lists interests from drama to dancing, and recalls a miscaptioned Curie reference. It mentions dates around March and a cross campus ride from Kent to Falls.
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Cleveland
Dale Rooks
Bobby
New York
Madame Eve Curie
Curie
Roberta White
Gardenias
Miss Ada Hyatt at Columbia University for research leave
Miss Ada Hyatt assistant professor of English will return after the holidays from a month and a half leave spent at Columbia Teachers College of Columbia University New York She works with a professor retiring soon from the Columbia faculty on advanced reading research During her absence Mrs Edith Barber is meeting Miss Hyatt's classes
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Ada Hyatt
Columbia Teachers’ College of Columia University
New York
Columbia University
Miss Hyatt
Edith Barber
Miss M Hyatt
Naval Course Offers Commission Path for Students
The program would qualify a student for Ensign, United States Naval Reserve, with commission contingent on application, University degree, naval head’s recommendation, and a medical exam. Entry exam mirrors Naval Academy standards as the course trains a select group for potential officer service in a national emergency.
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United States Naval Reserve
Naval Head
United States Navy
From bobbed hair to short skirts at Kent college fashion show
A nostalgic survey traces 1931 styles from bobbed hair and berets to shorter skirts as Kent College home economics students staged a May fashion show with suede-laced frocks. Helen Wills popularized bob cuts for convenience, shaping campus trends.
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Kent
Lady van Winkle
Helen Wills
Courts
Kent College Home Economics
Paris
Economcs
Women’s League Plans Party and Reports
The Women’s League shifts from the vocational conference to detailed plans for Parents’ Day in May. Betty Chapman Peg Leist Marge Wedding and Betty Morris lead arrangements. Mary Divenenzo and Mary Jane Girdley handle a joint party with the Men’s Union. Marge Wedding to report on revised women’s rules. Leist Rufener and Mary L. Smallwood discuss officer nominations for next year in late April.
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Women’s League
Betty Chapman
Peg Léist
Marge Wedding
Betty Morris
Men's Union
Women's League
Mary Divencenzo
Mary Jane Girdley
Peg Leist
Martha Rufener
Mary L. Smallwood
Mussolini Says Greeks Beat Italians to Punch
Mussolini states the Greeks attacked first while Italy took the hit and was plastered by the blow. The remark frames a surprise Greek move that outpaced Italian actions.
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Mussolini
Scientist Finds Women Painted in Middle Ages
A scientist notes that women were painted in medieval art and observes that contemporary painters continue the practice. The finding highlights ongoing gender representation in art across eras.
KSU Dietician Speaks At Columbus Clinic
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Fellers University head dietician will address the Food Service clinic in Columbus about Lowry hall cafeteria meals. The talk is part of the annual meeting of college dining hall directors for idea exchange and new developments. Wooster College’s head dietician Miss Mabel Little and purchasing agent R E Dickinson visited Kent recently to review the cafeteria service.
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Ernoon
Columbus
Mrs. Fellers
Wooster College
Mabel Little
R. E. Dickinson
Kent
Newman Club Sets Final Meeting Plans
The Newman Club will discuss the annual format at a meeting today in room 215 Merrill Hall at 4 p.m. President Ray Hromco confirms the timing and agenda.
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Newman Club
Merrill Hall
Ray Hromco
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U. S. Naval Academy
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Ohio College Dieticians
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