United Nations Club Inaugural Meeting At Campus
The United Nations club formerly the Foreign Students club holds its first meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m in 204M. Membership expands to American students with faculty and public access. The goal is to foster understanding of nationalities through lectures panels discussions music dancing and social activities led by Dr W Leslie Garnett and student reps Cambyse Shah-Rais and George Rybak.
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United Nations Club
Foreign Students Club
W. Leslie Garnett
Cambyse Shah-Rais
George Rybak
WAA Installs New Officers In Formal Ceremony
The Woman's Athletic Association held its first formal installation on Thursday April 6 with Nanci anne Martin becoming president. New officers include Joan O'Hara vice president Lee Jones secretary treasurer Jo Shaw social chairman and Marty Buckles intramural manager. Libby Robinson past president installed the officers and presented Beverly Seidel club advisor a clock as a gift.
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Woman's Athletic Association
Nancianne Martin
Joan O'Hara
Lee Jones
Jo Shaw
Marty Buckles
Libby Robinson
Beverly Seidel
WAA
Robinson
Math Group Dines and Dances at Carlo's Newton Falls
Dr. Lloyd L Lowenstein spoke on Manipulation vs Understanding guiding future goals in teaching mathematics. Thirty four attendees and spouses enjoyed dinner with Myron Cox as MC. Folk dances by Dr Charles Riggs Emalou Brumfield Beverly Stafford and Dean Seibel followed by group singing and social dancing.
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Lloyd L. Lowenstein
Carlo’s
Newton Falls
Myron Cox
Charles Riggs
Emalou Brumfield
Beverly Stafford
Dean Seibel
Cox
Plans for Annual Dinner and Spring Formal at Kent Chapter
Charles Hall announced the Kent Chapter plans for the annual Parents Day dinner to be held April 15 at the Robin Hood. The spring formal is planned for next month. Elections placed Frank Abbott as president and Del Couts, Charles Chapman, and Carl Schworm in key posts. Arthur Koschny aims to start an ACC Cleveland area chapter with Herb Kaley as organizer. Steve Metrovitch named active chairman to organize a campus league softball team. Kenneth Siebenauer prepared song books for the May Day contest. A float is planned for the next event. Gene Mullens elected recording secretary and editor of the Commoner.
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Robin Hood
Charles Hall
Kent
American Comons Club
Frank Abbott
del Couts
Charles Chapman
Carl Schworm
Arthur Koschny
ACC
Cleveland
Herb Kaley
Steve Metrovitch
Kenneth Siebenauer
Bill Loftus
Gene Mullens
Club News highlights student group activities and meetings
Industrial Arts club nominates officers for the coming year with a guest talk by Dr. Loren S. Hadley on guidance in the field. Kent Writers' club meets April 12 at Lloyd Chipps home to critique member work. Pi Kappa Delta attends provincial convention at Grove City College with five Kent chapter delegates. Alpha Phi Omega officer elections April 19 with open smoker at Elks club. Phi Sigma Xi to hear H L Wunderly on rubber industry biology April 13. Lens and Shutter hosts box camera salon at 303K tomorrow. Girls Band meets April (6:30 p.m.) at 309M to elect officers.
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Industrial Arts Club
Loren S. Hadley
Pi Kappa Delta
Grove City College
Grove City
Pennsylvania
Gene Berrodin
Kent
John Gallagher
Gerry Carroll
Charles Goetsinger
Jo Vallelonga
Alpha Phi Omega
Elks Club
Myron Coyle
Stan Killingsworth
Columbus
Lens and Shutter Club
Outstanding Newsman Speaks At ANG Meet
Allen, a veteran reporter for 204 years with four on the city desk of the Press, will discuss investigative reporting. His career includes the Wisconsin State Journal, Scripps-Howard papers, and Navy service in World War I. University journalism students are invited to attend the Thursday meeting sponsored by the Association Guild unit.
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Allen
The
Press
State Liquor Department
Frank Lausche
Wisconsin State Journal
University of Wisconsin
Scripps-Howard
Press- Scimitar
Memphis
News Sentinel
Knoxville
Navy
Robert Burdock
Association Guild Unit
FTA To Discuss Student Teaching At April Meeting
Problems of student teaching will be discussed by the FTA at its monthly meeting Thursday April 13. The session in 203M starts at 7 30 p m after a brief business call. A panel of four education students who recently finished student teaching will present followed by an open discussion.
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FTA
Kappa Alpha Mu Plans 4 p.m. Meeting in 303K Today
The Kappa Alpha Mu photography honor fraternity announces a 4 p.m. meeting in room 303K today. All members are urged to attend.
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Kappa Alpha Mu
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H. L. Wunderly
General Tire and Rubber Company
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Ohio
Norcross
Brady Square
ANG Meet
Bendix
Post Office
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Burroughs Drive
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Wildroot Company, Inc
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