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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1949

Page

4

Faculty Wives Plan Christmas Decorations

Mrs. Carl Thorp of Cuyahoga Falls spoke at a university Faculty Wives meeting in Moulton Music room. About 70 members learned simple Christmas decoration arrangements. Seated round the display table were Mrs. Ardin Hayes, Mrs. Thorp, Mrs. Robert Morrow, and Mrs. Michael Radock, co chairwoman.

Carl Thorp Cuyahoga Falls University Faculty Wives Club Moulton Music Room Mas Ardin Hayes Thorp Robert Morrow Michael Radock

Barbara Novak Snow Queen at Tau Kappa Semi Formal

Barbara Novak, Liberal Arts freshman, was crowned Snow Queen at Tau Kappa semi formal Snowball held Friday night at the Twin Lakes Country Club. Over 100 couples attended as four finalists received gifts with Novak chosen as Tau Kappa sweetheart of 1949.

Barbara Novak Snow Queen Tau Kappa Twin Lakes Country Club Barbara

Club news and society activities in Sigma Delta Epsilon

Sigma Delta Epsilon elected officers Bill Detwiler president Jerry Hayman vice president Chuck Hutchings secretary Dick Newman chaplain and Bill Roby sergeant at arms. New members Bob Berry and Cal Batton joined at the Nov 22 meeting. Paul Zinc was named chair of the constitution committee.

Sigma Delta Epsilon Club Bill Detwiler Jerry Hayman Chuck Hutchings Dick Newman Bill Roby Bob Berry Cal Batton Paul Zinc Green Tree Inn

Fiji Isle Tune Sparks Modern Swing and International nods

The column notes Chuck Thomas disguising as Woody Herman on Capitol records and calls attention to new and rereleased island themed tracks by Sammy Kaye and Cleve land acts. It mentions Herb Kenny with Ink Spots, Como tackling Ave Maria and The Lord's Prayer, Homer and Jethro novelty and RCA releases, plus Bing Crosby, Al Jolson, Bob Hope rivalry on a Chesty show with Hope edging in sock comedy.

Chuck Thomas Capitol GeeGee Fiji Isles Woody Herman Dixieland Sammy Kaye Herb Kenny The Ink Spots Perry Como Homer Jethro Lilli Marlene RCA Bing al Jolson Bob Hope Hope

Faculty Panel Examines Our Students Destination

The American Association of University Professors will hold a dinner meeting on December 7 featuring a discussion panel titled Our Students Source and Destination. Panelists include Dr. Charles Atkinson registrar, Prof. Richard G. Rotzel director of admissions, Dr. Lester H. Munzenmayer director of appointments, and Dr. Raymond Clark director of the graduate school and panel chair. Dinner is at 6 15 p.m. at the American Legion home.

American Association of University Professors Charles Atkinson Richard G. Rotzel Lester H. Munzenmayer Raymond Clark

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