Fraternities Plan Dances Smokers and Formal Events
Anne Daly reports fraternity events with Errol Flynn agreeing to judge a Sweetheart contest for Kappa Sigma Chi. Sigma Tau Gamma hosts spaghetti night with Leo Difford. Kappa Mu Kappa Kappa Kappa members rehearse a Pork Barrel program and plan a winter formal January 18 at Portage hotel Akron. Alpha Phi Beta adds six pledges and prepares a beta sweetheart song and formal at Silver Lake Country Club with Tony Greene.
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Anne Daly
Errol Flynn
Kappa Sigma Chi
Walter Dengel
Chuck Kasik
Herbert Shaffer
Sigma Tau Gamma
Gamma
Leo Difford
Kappa MU Kappa
KMK
Howard Nedetsky
Bill Guisewite
Entertainment
Pat Patterson
Bob Smith
Ozzie Estochin
Portage Hotel
Akron
Silver Lake
Orman Adams
Bob Elwood
Milan Stocking
Bob Wallis
Ned Minor
Jim Richardson
Don McIntyre
Lawrence Rohr
Alpha Phi Beta
Ed Siennicki
Silver Lake Country Club
Tony Greene
Cleveand
Carroll Ernsberger
George Bayliss
Jack Evans
Paul Alden
Norman Thompson
Harvey Reger
Fred Holzhauser
John Kelly
Alliance Country Club
Joe Mileski
Carl Ellis
Bud Conner
Bill Killerman
Sherman Miner
Christian Science Students Plan Christmas Party
Plans for a Christmas party to be held December 15 were made at the last meeting of the Lynn club according to President Charles Barber. In charge of arrangements will be Nancy Allen Merry Allen and Al Van Auker. The group, composed of University Christian Science students, also is working to provide a Christmas basket for some needy family.
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Lynn Club
Charles Barber
Nancy Allen
Merry Allen
al van Auker
University Christian Science
Hobo Artist Reflects On Why He Works Unnoticed
The speaker explains he avoids crowds to earn less attention and work for days undisturbed. He also admits fear of being mistaken for a revenue officer while in a school dress, preferring anonymity.
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Kentucky
HPE Play Night Set For Friday In Gym
University recreation department invites all to forget cares at an all University play night in Will s gym Friday Dec 6 from 8 to 9 30 pm with a pool follow up 9 30 to 10. Activities range from volleyball to checkers supervised by G J Altman and Virginia Harvey classes. Julia Marshall oversees the pool.
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Department of Health and Physical Education
Wills Gym
G. J. Altman
Virginia Harvey
Julia Marshall
Blue Key Names Committees for Junior Organization
Alpha Phi Beta house hosts committee heads for a junior Blue Key organization. Tom Utter chairs a committee including Les Morato, Jack Harris, Fred Prasse, and John Hoff. A separate program panel led by Joe Blair with Henry LaTorracca and John Steiner plans future dinner meetings with university professors as guests. President Harold Serne creates four other committees led by Jack Leggett with Bob Seese and John Powell assisting.
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Tom Utter
Utter
Les Morato
Jack Harris
Fred Prasse
John Hoff
Joe Blair
Henry LaTorracca
John Steiner
Harold Serne
Jack Leggett
Bob Seese
John Powell
Delt Tobogganing Party Hinted With Special Chili
The piece notes an upcoming Delta tobogganing party at Virginia Kendall Park on December 15 with Chef Bert Davidian’s hot chili praised as a highlight. It mentions Phi Alpha Alpha candles at services for Mary Beth Nass and a Christmas party planned by Pat Devine on December 16 with a doll dressing activity for the Welfare Association.
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Bert Davidian
Davidian
Virginia Kendall Park
Mary Beth Nass
Phi Alpha
Santa Claus
Pat Devine
Welfare Association
Lambda Phi Hosts Informal Party for Journalism Women
Lambda Phi honorary fraternity will entertain freshmen and upper class women in the School of Journalism with an informal party tonight from 7:30 to 9:00 p m. at 216 University Drive Merry Allen's home. Special guests include Miss Marguerite Lamar, Mrs Dale Rooks, and Mrs Helen Dix.
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Lambda Phi
Journ
Alism
Merry Allen
University Drive
Marguerite Lamar
Dale Rooks
Helen Dix
Community committees named for event planning
The committee roles are announced with Les Morato as chair man and Ralph Wands and Leonard Hill as members. Publicity duties go to George Fleischer as chairman with John Mine and Jack Harris. The financial committee lists Leonard Kramer as chairman alongside Bill Schraegle and Don Sullivan.
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Les Morato
Ralph Wands
Leonard Hill
George Fleischer
John Mine
Jack Harris
Leonard Kramer
Bill Schraegle
Don Sullivan
Silk Treatment Topic For Home Economics Club
The Home Economics club will hear Goodrich representative A G Raby speak in Kent Hall room 109 on December 10 from 2 to 4 about Koroseal a new durable silk treatment said to be odorless translucent mothproof and waterproof The program also includes a review of the Cleveland trip by about 40 students who heard Elsa Schiaparelli on Costume Art and will feature Wilma Reinhardt as the evening critic teacher.
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Raby
Kent Hall
Cleveland
Elsa Schiaparelli
Home Economics Club
Wilma Reinhardt
Home Economics
French Club Tea Meeting Features Music and Games
The French Club hosts a 4 to 5 30 p m tea in Moluton hall music room with bingo bridge and other card games. Program chair Lilian Antonelli oversees arrangements and invites all interested to attend plus regular members. A program of French music by Sanford Sulks, East Liverpool freshman pianist, is planned. Refreshments will be served.
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Moluton Hall
Lillian Antonelli
Sanford Sulks
East Liverpool
Miss Furcalow to Wed James Flanagan in Cleveland
Miss Mary Furcalow a June graduate with a B S in education will marry James Flanagan of Cleveland on Saturday morning December 28 at St Ignatius church Cleveland She has taught at St Augustine school in Cleveland.
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Mary Furcalow
James Flanagan
Cleveland
St. Ignatius Church
Furcalow
St. Augustine School
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Delta Phi Sigma
Christian Science
Blue Key
PHI Alpha Alpha
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Ravenna, Ohio
City Bank
Goodrich
A. G. Raby
Goodrich Tire and Rubber Company
James Flannagan
Ameus Rissmus
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