Final Plans for Home Ec Christmas Dinner
The home economics club completes plans for its Christmas dinner set for tomorrow at 5 30 p m in Kent hall dining hall room 104. Alice Alert chairs the event with committees for decorations, room, entertainment, publicity, kitchen and cleanup led by a roster of named members.
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Home Ec
Club
Home Economics Club
Kent Hall
Alice Alert
Joan Poese
Edna Brown
Margaret Hangar
Lois Brabson
Pauline Johnston
Florence Converse
Bess Constantine
Doris Sigle
Jean Rouse
Joy Brand
Colleen Brand
Lowry Hall Installs Dorm Officers in Candlelight Ceremony
Virginia Block named president of Lowry Hall with Janet Grant as vice president and Kathryn Hosfeld as secretary. Maria Fiorio serves as treasurer, Olive Cleaver as social chairman, Jeanne Kappeler as fire warden, Elizabeth Beer as publicity chairman, Kathryn Frase as librarian, and Mareena Queale as bulletin board chairman. Friday night parties are listed on the dormitory social program for residents remaining on campus over weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Block
Lowry Hall
Janet Grant
Kathryn Hosfeld
Maria Fiorio
Olive Cleaver
Jeanne Kappeler
Elizabeth Beer
Kathryn Frase
Mareena Queale
43 Kentes View Art Show Attends Carnegie Institute Exhibit
A group of 43 university students and faculty visited the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh for the national art show titled Painting in the United States in 1945. They toured ten galleries viewing 350 paintings from modern abstractions to Benton's The Music Lesson and Gorky's How My Mother's Embroidered Apron Un folds in My Life. Miss Thelma Hyland said the experience inspired more painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
United States
Institute
Arshile Gorky
Thomas Hart Benton
Thelma Hyland
Snowbound Resident Finds Colebrook Charm After Connecticut Trip
Margaret B. Wharton director of residences returns from Connecticut snowstorm to Colebrook Massachusetts New Hampshire area and declares it fun to be snowbound. She recalls cooking for her brother's family and friends while meeting Walter Davenport of Colliers magazine in the Berkshire mountain village. The sparsely populated resort, labeled Thickly Settled, is described as a village of caretakers and retired businessmen during winter.
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Connecticut
Margaret B. Wharton
Colebrook
Miss Wharton
Berkshire Mountains
Moore is New Delt President
Bob Moore was elected president of Delta Phi Sigma fraternity. Claude Miller is vice president, Wally Stroud secretary, John Etz treasurer, Bob White chaplain, with Jay Doty and Oliver Ocasek as historians. The fraternity will move into the former Dell house at 202 Columbus St. at winter quarter start with Dr. Weldon Williams resuming as faculty adviser.
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Bob Moore
Delta Phi Sigma
Claude Miller
Wally Stroud
John Etz
Bob White
Jay Doty
Oliver Ocasek
Dell
Columbus St
Weldon Williams
Calendar of Activities at Local High School
On Wednesday December 5 activities include NEC Health conference at 219K from 10 to 4, Junior Class at 210K at 4, Choir Rehearsal in the auditorium from 6 to 7, High School play rehearsal in the auditorium from 7 to 9, International Relations club at 210K at 7, and Social dancing in the gym from 8 to 10. On Thursday December 6 events run 4 to 8 p m Home Ec club dinner at 104 106 107K, Newman club at 6 45 p m in 214K, Spanish club at 7 30 p m in 312M, and KSU vs Heidelberg basketball at 8 p m in the gym.
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NEC
Newman
KSU
Heidelberg
Skater Mother of Boy Born After Frosh Frolics Fame
Becker, once known as the roller skate dancer at the 1944 Frosh Frolics, became the mother of a 6% pound boy named Larry on Sunday.
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Janice Marhofer Becker
Larry
Spanish Club to Hear Talk and Elect Officers
Nancy Paxton will present "My Trip to Mexico" at the Spanish club meeting "La Tertulia" tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Room 312 Merrill Hall. Officers will be elected during the session.
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Mexico
Nancy Paxton
la Tertulia
Merrill Hall
Basketball Goers Flaunt Ultra Sport Clothes in Cheerful Fashion
Text describes students dressing for basketball games in bold outfits. Red corduroy pedal pushers, navy turtle neck, blue jeans with plaid shirts, Eisenhower jackets, alpaca coats in fuchsia purple or white, knitted sweaters, plaid skirts, and matching scarves. Stadium attire reflects game-day enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Flying Courses Offered At University For Civilian Aviators
The university extends aviation into the civilian curriculum with courses on civil air regulations flight instructor training and aircraft service techniques. Commercial pilots seeking instructor ratings must consult Paton to arrange aspects of the instruction. This marks the first postwar opportunity to study aviation in the civilian program.
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Paton
Hidden attire and items during class sessions
A fragment notes feathered pork-pies tam o shanters fluffy gloves and sharp suits are hidden from the public eye during class sessions, implying coded dress or concealment practices within an ongoing display or institution.
Newman Club Plans Christmas Caroling Meeting
Newman Club meets tomorrow night at 6 45 in Room 214 Kent Hall to collect 50 cents dues and finalize Christmas caroling plans. A communion breakfast is set for Sunday Dec 16 after the 8 30 mass at Knights of Columbus hall with Rose Ross in charge of social arrangements. breakfast tickets at 25 cents will be sold at the meeting and distributed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Club
Kent Hall
Betty Shutrump
Knights of Columbus Hall
Rose Ross
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Miss Alert
Irma Hensel
Marge Engren
Esther Eriksson
Fayne Ritzman
Helen Davis
Margaret Yee
Stella Hensler
Eleanor Farr
Gwen Szilagyi
Jean Sigrist
Mary Sisler
Kentes
Walter Davenport
Colliers Magazine
Trory
W. Main St
Kent
W. Erie
Moore
Delt
Spanish Club
Coe Livingston
Fenn Dairy
Robinhood
By Jeri Petzel
Tony's Shoe Repair
E. Main ST
Hoard's Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
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