Winter Formal Season Opens With Greek Plans
Greek organizations announce events for December and January. Alpha Phi Beta opened the season last week with pledge services tonight and weekend dances. Sigma Sigma Sigma and Beta Gamma organize formal dances at Colonial Inn and Silver Lake Country Club. Christmas parties are planned at multiple houses with committees led by Jeanette Morgan, Jo Shipton, Martha Harper, Theta Miller, and others. Alumni exchanges and a new pledge chapter at Mt. Pleasant are noted along with entertainment by sorority violin trio and a Kent hotel dance.
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Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Helen Rothermund
Colonial Inn
Jeanette Morgan
Beta Gamma
Betty Breen
Silver Lake Country Club
Jo Shipton
Thora Abel
Sue Duckwitz
Gamma Sigma Phi
Carol Chamberlain
Kent
Betty Combs
Edith EK
Mary Oldham
Lois Colley
Alice O'Lickey
Phi Beta Phi
Pre-Medical Guests Dinner at DeWeese Home
Fourteen pre medical students will dine tonight at 6 with Dr. A O DeWeese and Mrs DeWeese at their East Main Street home. Discussions will cover plans for the pre med aptitude exam scheduled Friday from 3 to 5 PM in room 301 McGilvrey hall. Participants include Jim Oberholtz Richard Schmidt Dale L Hawk Theodore Werb Herbert Wolfe Robert Gallagher Frank Mandel Ann Prosen Martin Gordon Richard Amstadt Patrick Toto Harry Wildblood and Williard Primm.
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A. O. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
Frank Mandel
Ann Prosen
Martin Gordon
Richard Amstadt
Patrick Toto
Harry Wildblood
Williard Primm
Figures at Dr Leebrick’s home reveal guest counts
Records show 3045 guests visited from August 1938 to November 1941 with 139 overnight visitors including 57 official university guests. Senior teas averaged 225 attendees while 1940 and 1941 freshman attendance averaged 479 and 450 respectively.
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K. C. Leebrick
Whisler On Leave To Serve With U S Engineers
B A Whisler assistant professor of civil engineering at Iowa State College goes on leave of absence to serve with the United States Engineers in West Yellowstone Montana.
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B. A. Whisler
Iowa State College
United States Engineers
West Yellowstone
Mont
YWCA Doll Exhibit Promises Global Variety Tomorrow Night
The YWCA doll show runs from 7 to 10 p m in room 219 Kent Hall with dolls of many sizes and origins. Prizes honor prettiest largest country representation smallest and best dressed dolls. Participants include Myrtle L Shepard Elizabeth Fellers Frances Griebling and others with collections from abroad. The display features works from J G Osborne J Blair and Bertha Whitton among more.
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Kent Hall
YWCA
Georgia Hutton
Myrtle L. Shepard
Elizabeth Fellers
University Dietitian
Europe
Frances Griebling
Harold P. Rogers
J. G. Q Osborne
J. Blair
Bertha Whitton
Jean Garee
Leah McManus
Helen Boyd
Eileen Wachter
Elma Smoherstag
Phyllis Newtin
Ben Mayer
Mada Moseley
Rushee Fees Payable For Open Bid at Smallwood's Office
Women seeking sorority rush must pay a one dollar fee at the dean of women’s office beginning tomorrow. Open bidding starts December 15. no bid will be received from anyone who has not paid by Friday, December 12.
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Dean of Women’s Office
Minnesota German Dept Chief Sees No Anti German Feeling
Oscar Burkhard chairman of the German department at the University of Minnesota says there is no sign of a return to the anti everything German sentiment of World War II days.
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Oscar Burkhard
University of Minnesota
Briefly Speaking Frase Named Proxy Meeting Chair and More
Lenora Frase chairs the social meeting of Off-Campus house presidents at 7 15 p m in room 219 Kent hall Della Harms and Ethan Ristow plan a Friday candlelight wedding at Miles Park Methodist Church in Cleveland Jo Ann Hacha Beta Gamma sorority president named as Miss Harris maid of honor Robert Raful and Alvin Geitgey named co business managers of The Kent States for the rest of the semester Pvt Chester McGrew broke his right arm at Fort Hayes and will stay 3 5 weeks in hospital March 24 28 set for the fifth annual short course in news photography Frank J Scherschel Milwaukee Journal will head the program with 20 advising members Ten scholarships will be offered to high school seniors nationwide Smiles Charlotte Lose Jackie Richner Hope Byrne Jane Shook all noted for their smiles and laughter.
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Lenora Frase
Kent Hall
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Pvt
Chester McGrew
Frank J. Scherschel
The
Milwaukee Journal
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Dot Roessel
Martha Harper
Dana Johnson
Nancy Allen
Alpha Omega Ao’s
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Alpha Omega
Theta Miller
Jayne Karnosh
Gretchen Grable
Theta Sigma Upsilon
G. Harry Wright
Theta Sig
Upsilon
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Theta Sigs
Pi Kappa Sigma
Ned Minor
Kent Hotel
al Geigey
Delta Phi Sigma
Twin Lakes
Country Club
Werner Dickson
Alpha Phi Beta
Kenneth Fair
John Kelly
DeWeese Home
E. Mill St
Akron
Bransey Studios
W. W. Reed Insurance
Smallwood
Frase
Della Harms
Ethan Ristow
Miles Park Methodist Church
Cleveland
Ice
Jo Ann Hacha
Beta Gamma Sorority
Miss Harris
Robert Raful
Alvin Geitgey
College of Business Administration
Kent States
School of Journalism
Dale Rooks
Charlotte
Lose
Wesley Foundation
Jackie Richner
Hope Byrne
Errol Flynn
Jane Shook
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Steak House
Stow
Harry Clyde
Prop
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Entee
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