Greek Life Notes Homecoming for Pledge Events and Gatherings
Virginia Fredericks reports on Greek activities in Kent with Phi Alpha Alpha hosting a tea for four pledge sisters Iola Leet Jean Dunlap Barbara Johnson and Harriet Flickinger Active pledges and patrons attended. Several houses plan dances dinners and social events for pledges including Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Sigma Chi and Theta Sigs with alums visiting and committees organizing arrangements through February.
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Kent
Homer
New York
Phi Alpha Alpha
Iola Leet
Jean Dunlap
Barbara Johnson
Harriet Flickinger
Phi Alphs
Gloria Brogneaux
Virginia Stoner
Grace Newman
Alberta Lowry
Helen Tweed
Delta Phi Sigma
Virginia Kendall Park
Bill Linsemman
Milan Frase
Lenny Openl
Kay O’conner
Beta Gamma
Smorgasbord
Stow
Beta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Herb Schaffer
Walt Helms
Theta Sigs
Akron
Esther Weatherford
May Jean McLaughlin
Vietta Pressler
Vivian Lesher
Betty Breen
Mumps Confine Four Students at University
Four university students Esther Schorr Ruth Southard Arno Dankler and Irene Reimer are hospitalized with mumps over the weekend. Other patients include Max Conner with a sprained ankle after a basketball game and Dorothy Guinther Elizabeth Burton Doris Lutes David Edwards and Dora Strong confined at hospital. Melvin Boyd and Eleanor Crowell sent home while Thurman Artz Dor chestnut Burr editor treated at home with a severe cold.
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University Infirmary
Esther Schorr
Ruth Southard
Arno Dankler
Irene Reimer
Max Conner
Fenn
Dorothy Guinther
Elizabeth Burton
Doris Lutes
David Edwards
Dora Strong
Melvin Boyd
Mineral City
Eleanor Crowell
Rocky River
Cinderella Makeover transforms Moulton hall room
The Women's League rebuilt a basement room in Moulton hall at KSU turning a moldy vacant space into a leisure area for off campus women and commuters. Caroline Clawson led the effort with painting plastering new furniture and lighting. A private rear entrance and directional signs now guide visitors.
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Merry Aller
Women’s League
KSU
Moulton Hall
Caroline Clawson
Women's League
Extension Speech Course Taught at New Philadelphia
Prof. E. Turner Stump, head of the speech department, conducts evening classes for adults in speech at Senior high school in New Philadelphia each Monday. The classes include New Philadelphia and Dover businessmen. The Chagrin Falls Little Theatre has invited Professor Stump as guest director for their forthcoming production Accent On Youth on March 11 and 12.
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E. Turner Stump
New Philadelphia
Dover
Chagrin Falls
Mock Olympic Games to Be Held by Wesley Foundation
The Wesley foundation will stage an internal Olympic themed event during its Friday party at 7 30 p m. The program centers on a home built games program since no events will be held in Finland this year due to the war. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Wesley Foundation
Finland
Moulton Elects Hall Officers For Current Semester
At a house meeting in Moulton hall the residents chose Mary Kaiser as president Betty Duff as vice president Peg Camplejohn as secretary Norma Jackson as treasurer and Marian Saelens as social chairman for the present term.
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Moulton Hall
Mary Kaiser
Betty Duff
Peg Camplejohn
Norma Jackson
Marian Saelens
Top coat found at university auditorium projection room
An Oxford grey top coat was found in the projection room at the rear of the university auditorium after High School day last Saturday. Owners may identify and claim at the State office.
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Oxford
Stater
Tullis to Name Committees for Banquet
A meeting of the Physical Education club will be held tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in 109M. Ralph Tullis, president, says committees for the annual banquet will be named then.
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Ralph Tullis
Training School Faculty to Play Team in Dance Night
The training school faculty will wear down their dignity for a charity game against the varsity team at Wills gym from 8 to 11 p m, followed by a dance. Proceeds go to the junior class to cover funds stolen last year, aiding their spring formal and dinner dance. Five former coaches George Cooke Michael Herbeck E R Meyr Frank N Harsh and Perry Van Hyning form the faculty squad with Amy Herriff as official score keeper. The event is open to student teachers training school faculty and pupils.
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Wills Gym
George Cooke
Michael Herbeck
E. R. Meyr
Frank N. Harsh
Perry van Hyning
Amy Herriff
Kent
Take Heart Men Tuesday at Kent State Celebration
Kent State declares a masculine day titled Take Heart Men Tuesday with a moratorium on the feminine sex. Activities include open houses, a 2 pm men-only assembly featuring Charles Seiberling and campus leaders, a 6 pm dinner, and a dramatization of the Men’s union history by Prof. E Turner Stump and the theatre group.
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Kent State University
Charles Seiberling
Seiberling Rubber Company
K. C. Leebrick
J. E. McGilvrey
Raymond E. Manchester
Gordon Hostettler
Haunted Houses Provide Space For Boys School Enrollment
The program repurposed houses near the school with home furnishings from the boys. A house mother and students handled cleaning, meals, and chores. By 1936 seven hundred men lived under the plan and all nearby houses rented. Six years ago two hundred fifty boys were kept out for lack of funds. now one thousand are enrolled with no more money than before.
Lost glasses near Hood and University Drive
Reward offered for missing light shell rimmed glasses between the Hood and University Drive. Contact Genevieve Kellogg at 4195 or leave a note in the box. Stater Ads Get Results.
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the Hood
University Drive
Genevieve Kellogg
Tea for New Students Hosted by Women’s League Leader
Jane Rothermund leads the annual Women’s League tea welcoming freshmen and transfer students. The event runs Monday 4 to 5 30 p m in Moult on hall with pink and white decorations. Janet Morgan Kay McGowan assist. new Women’s league lounge in Moulton opens for inspection. Hostesses include Jane Arnold Dorothy Hoffman Margot Mueller Merry Allen and Sue Snyder. Beulah Grow Barbara Menzes Kathryn Klink Peg Suppes oversee tea tables.
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Women's League
Moulton Hall
Jane Rothermund
Janet Morgan
Kay McGowan
Women’s League
Moulton
Jane Arnold
Dorothy Hoffman
Margot Mueller
Merry Allen
Sue Snyder
Beulah Grow
Barbara Menzes
Kathryn Klink
Peg Suppes
Freshmen Class Plans Dance At Wills Gym Meeting
A freshman class meeting will be held tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the balcony of Wills gym. The gathering will discuss a dance planned within two weeks and freshman dress. All freshmen are urged to attend and new students are invited.
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Wills Gym
Chapman Heads New Officers At Lowry Hall
Betty Chapman was elected second semester president of Lowry Hall at a recent meeting. A vice president will be voted on later. Other officers are Mary Lou Zeller secretary Katherine Liptak treasurer Jacqueline Miller social chairman Marjorie Brock publicity chairman and Enola Christian fire chairman.
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Betty Chapman
Lowry Hall
Mary Lou Zeller
Katherine Liptak
Jacqueline Miller
Marjorie Brock
Enola Christian
Lutheran Youth to Sponsor Weekly Religious Sessions
The Lutheran Student's association at Faith Lutheran church inaugurates weekly sessions Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Elizabeth Renz chairs, Girard Prinz serves as secretary treasurer, and Rev A A Ziegler supervises. All Lutheran students are invited to attend the bi monthly meetings.
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Lutheran Student's Association of the Faith Lutheran Church
Elizabeth Renz
Girard Prinz
A. A. Ziegler
Seniors to Meet Today at Training School Auditorium
Seniors will hold their first class meeting of the year this afternoon at 4 in the training school auditorium. Gordon Hostetler, class president, announced. Committee appointments and other important business will be taken up at the time.
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Training School
Gordon Hostettler
Honoraries Invite Fresh Transfers To Special Party
A Get Together Dance sponsored by Blue Key and Cardin al Key runs 4 to 6 at Moulton hall. Alf Bottomley and his orchestra provide music. a floor show precedes refreshments. Freshmen and new transfers are invited with Dick Firth in charge and Bob Potts Leonard Open and Jean Ulmer assisting. Chaperones include Dean Mary L Smallwood Miss Jeanne Parrish and Dean Raymond E Manchester.
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Blue Key
Cardinal Key
Moulton Hall
Alf Bottomley
Dick Firth
Bob Potts
Leonard Open
Jean Ulmer
Mary L. Smallwood
Jeanne Parrish
Raymond E. Manchester
Kent Debaters Open Second Semester Schedule On Feb
Kent State debaters led by James N Holm announce a February 15 begin date for the second semester. They will face Case School of Applied Science on Kent campus in two Oregon Cross-Examination style debates.
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James N. Holm
Case School of Applied Science
Kent
Case
Oregon
Oberlin College
North Manchester
Manchester
Holm
Knoxville
Tenn
Sidney Phelps Discusses Far Eastern Affairs and China
Sidney Phelps, observer and commentator on Asiatic affairs, has long resided in Asiatic districts amid the Sino Japanese conflict. He has made four world journeys and spoken on changes in China and served on the staff of the Bureau of University Travel. A Q A session will follow the lecture.
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China
Bureau of University Travel
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