Interfraternity Council Plans Novel Monte Carlo Party
The Interfraternity Council outlines a Monte Carlo party to be held this month with Howard Besseger as social chairman and assistance from Fred Prasse, Sam Yates, and Gene Antonik. The council also schedules the third annual interfraternity banquet for actives and pledges of six fraternities in March next year.
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Interfraternity Council
Howard Besseger
Fred Prasse
Sam Yates
Gene Antonik
Lester Morato
Alpha Phi Beta
Campus weekly events list with various meetings and dances
This week on campus lists a long set of meetings and activities including assemblies AAUP and YWCA, music and dance events, athletic game Kent versus Belton, several club gatherings at South buildings, a boxing event at Wills gym and a Christmas play at the Methodist Church, spanning December 4 to 6.
Former Kent Student Enrolls in Washington School for Secretaries
Miss Bette J. March, former Kent State student, has enrolled in the Washington School for Secretaries for the fall term. With government service expanding in the capital due to the emergency, employment chances for trained men and women at the center of American affairs are rising, says director Adria C. Beaver.
Kappa Mu Kappa Elects Officers and Social Plans Noted
The Kappa Mu Kappa pledge chapter elected Jim Buzulencia as president Ralph Braden as vice president Bob Zimmerman as secretary Frank Percoco as sergeant at arms and Bill Roberts as chaplain. Pledges Cosette Blomquist and Rita Allendorf swore in at Alpha Omega house and Theta Sigma Upsilon members plan a tea dance before Christmas.
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Kappa Mu Kappa Pledge
Jim Buzulencia
Ralph Braden
Bob Zimmerman
Frank Percoco
Bill Roberts
Clyde Friar
Gene Marthey
Friar
Marthey
Clyde
Ani
Theta Sigma Upsilon Sorority
Earl F. Brown
James Holm
Cosette Blomquist
Rita Allendorf
Alpha Omega House
Roberta Mitchell
Beta Gamma
Elm Street
Betty Heath
Milderd Maxa
Mary Kay Balser
Mary Jane O'Brien
Gamma Sigma Phi
Howard Resseger
Bob Mitchell
Hugh Brown
Kmks
Betty Bowles
Peg Suppes
Marge Tissot
Elaine Lottin
Helen Rothermund
Janet Walsh
Tri-Sigs
Delta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Masonic Hall
Akron
Fleeting Time Finds Kent Grads Near and Far
Last year Kent State graduates have dispersed to cities and roles across the country. Joe Schaetzle works as a salesman for Federal Paper and Twine in Akron. Robert Russo, a BMOC alum, is with Cleveland Trust. Russell Harkins and Michael Polli do latex research in Liberia. others pursue graduate studies at Columbia, Western Reserve, Eastman, Ohio State, and more.
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Joe Schaetzle
Federal Paper and Twine Company
Akron
Robert Russo
BMOC
Cleveland Trust Company
Pat Patterson
Cleveland
Marion Shank
Lorain-Medina Electric Corporation
Reed Schield
Seiberling Rubber Company
Charles Fouser
Cuyahoga Falls
Russell Harkins
Firestone
Liberia
West Africa
Russell
College of Liberal Arts
Michael Polli
Lynette Leeds
Columbia’ University
Pauline Franks
Western Reserve
Gladys Foley
Girl’s Glee Club
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
Ohio State
William Crittenden
Dwight Stewart
Richard Stockman
Mrs. Leebrick Returns From West Coast Tour
Mrs. K. C. Leebrick wife of President Leebrick came home yesterday after a six week western tour. She visited her mother in Berkeley California and also spent time in Los Angeles. On the return she stopped in Mesa Arizona to see Dr. Seebrick's sister then proceeded to Chicago before heading to Kent.
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K. C. Leebrick
President Leebrick
West
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Mesa
Ariz
Dr. Seebrick
Chicago
Kent
Column Writing Contest Nears Closing Note for Semester
The column writing contest closes next Monday as the semester's second half begins. The checker contest is underway and entries may be submitted at Dean Manchester's office.
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Dean Manchester
Off Campus Dance Planned Friday at Moulton Hall
Off-Campus Women's club hosts a Friday 9 to 12 dance in Moulton hall with Tony Pal and his orchestra. Aileen Milligan leads planning. publicity Virginia Spruance, decorations Mary Lou Trunkey, music Betty Schlesinger, tickets Jane Higgens. Chaperones include Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nissley and Misses Bertha Whitton and Ethel Foster. Guests include alumni, members, and university students.
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Tony Pal
Moulton Hall
Aileen Milligan
Virginia Spruance
Mary Lou Trunkey
Betty Schlesinger
Jane Higgens
Harold Nissley
Bertha Whitton
Ethel Foster
Bands to Play for Social Dancing at Wills Gym
Social dancing will be held Wednesday in Wills gym with music from Artie Shaw Glenn Miller Tommy Dorsey Abe Lyman and Ozzie Nelson. The HPE music purchases include Glenn Miller tracks like Out of Space and So Many Times and Artie Shaw tunes such as All the Things You Are I Surrender Dear and Love. Admission is by student activity ticket and dancing runs 830 to 1015.
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Wills Gym
Artie Shaw
Glenn Miller
Tommy Dorsey
Abe Lyman
Ozzie Nelson
HPE
Bluebirds
Students fill infirmary as replacements step in
Six students are on a prolonged Thanksgiving vacation in the university hospital. Frank Estochin leads the list and will occupy a cot for five more weeks. Also in the infirmary are Betty Jarvis, John Watson, Geraldine Hanson, Helen Davis, and Earl Dye. Last week, Wendell Meyer Shirley Kay and Jeannette Lebold from Akron were sent home ill.
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University Hospital
Frank Estochin
Betty Jarvis
John Watson
Geraldine Hanson
Helen Davis
Earl Dye
Wendell Meyer
Shirley Kay
Jeannette Lebold
Akron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monte Carlo
College of Education
Delta Kappa Psi
Oratorio Society
YWCA
University
N. E
Courier-Tribune
Kappa Sigma Chi
Linden Road
Wills
Bluffton
Silver Lake Country Club
Women’s Faculty Club
Lowry Hall
P. m. Engleman
Moulton
Wesley Foundation
Methodist Church
Washington School
Bette J. March
Stu
Joseph Lucek
Leonard L. Rodkey
University Theatre
Nat
Floersheimer
Dick’s Diner
Colonial Cottage
Lincoln & Main
Sippty
Maurice Baum
Donald Anthony
Leonard Bloom
America
Mrs. Leebrick
Ohio
Imperial Dry Cleaning Company
N. Water St
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