Don Cossack Chorus Brings Imperial Spirit On Stage
The 24 male Don Cossack chorus led by Serge Jaroff, in its 46th year, performs here Monday evening. Born from the Camp of Death near Constantinople, the group rose to world fame after early trials in factories and mines, with a dramatic rise to modern concert prominence and a deep nostalgia for a lost homeland.
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Old
Russia
Don Cossack Chorus
Serge Jaroff
Don Cossacks
Jaroff
Constantinople
Soviet Russia
St. Sophia
Vienna
Steppes
Newman Club To Meet For Second Semester
The first Newman club meeting of the second semester is set for tonight at 7 30 p m in the social hall of St Patrick s school on Portage street Social chairman Kay McGowan heads the committee to discuss plans for the annual spring format and activities
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Newman Club
St. Patrick’s School
Portage Street
Kay McGowan
Profs Babies List Names of Newborns in Campus Notes
A column lists babies born to professor and doctor families including Arthur Clayton Poe Jr. Mary Catherine Spacht Harold Thomas Nissley Mary Louise Collins Carol Jean Dexter Raymond John Novotny II Judith Ann Herchek and Thomas Monroe Cooke with parental names.
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Arthur Clayton Poe Jr
A. C. Poe
Mary Catherine Spacht
R. B. Spacht
Harold Thomas Nissley
H. R. Nissley
Mary Louise Collins
E. M. Collins
Carol Jean Dexter
R. W. Dexter
Raymond John Novotny II
R. J. Novot
Psychologists Call for Equal Exposure of Views in Public Debate
Psychologists urge presenting all sides of a controversy before the public rather than a single propaganda phase. They acknowledge the method is slower but emphasize fairness and comprehensive understanding over rapid opinion shifts.
Coeds Form Musical Club To Debut On Social Calendar
Lily Pons and Grace Moore inspired coeds from Lowry Hall form a glee club. Rehearsals set for Tuesdays and Thursdays 10 to 11 pm in the dormitory dining hall. Officers elected at the first meeting include Betty McCurdy director Charlotte Lose pianist Dorothy Roessel librarian. First soprano singers listed with a long roster of participants.
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Lily Pons
Grace Moore
Lowry Hall
Betty McCurdy
Charlotte Lose
Dorothy Roessel
Library duties outlined for club meeting and divorce topic
Tony Piranio will direct library activities during the meeting handling circulation of 100 booklets recently purchased by the club. Betty Bowles leads discussion of the topic of divorce as the business portion proceeds.
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Tee
Tony Piranio
Betty Bowles
Pledges Host Informal Dance At Akron University Club
Alpha Omega pledges will host an informal dance for actives at the Akron University club tomorrow night from 9 to 12 with Cleveland's Henry Greer providing music. Ruth Greenwood directs arrangements with assistants Marge Stepfield Eleanore Konkel and Marian Zupan handling programs decorations and funds. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs Ernest Harvey Dr and Mrs Charles Sumner and Dr and Mrs Edwin Lemert. Attendess include Mrs Charles Sheldon Alpha Omega house mother Mr and Mrs Merle Wagoner Miss Wilma Reinhardt and Dr and Mrs A Sellew Roberts.
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Alpha Omega
Akron University Club
Cleveland
Henry Greer
Ruth Greenwood
Marge Stepfield
Eleanore Konkel
Marian Zupan
Ernest Harvey
Charles Sumner
Edwin Lemert
Charles Sheldon
Alpha Omega House
Merle Wagoner
Wilma Reinhardt
A. Sellew Roberts
Twenty Four Quit Classes To Visit Infirmary Or Home
Ten patients are in the University infirmary and 14 have been sent home. Infirmary list includes Bert Gluck James McPherson Anna Mae LeBadis Marian Zupan Arthur Lave James Richard Yvonne Horton Robert Leese Nor wood Davidson and Robert Rod er ick. Home departures include Duane Hague Sanford Sulkes June Walker James Rybak Achille Caniglia Jane Parry Carole Marvin William Ollins Mary Lee MacFarlane Martin Gordon Joan Smith Enos Vaughan Robert Finney and Mary Dunlap.
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University Infirmary
Bert Gluck
James McPherson
Anna Mae LeBadis
Marian Zupan
Arthur Lave
James Richard
Yvonne Horton
Robert Leese
Norwood Davidson
Robert Roderick
Duane Hague
Sanford Sulkes
June Walker
James Rybak
Achille Caniglia
Jane Parry
Carole Marvin
William Ollins
Mary Lee MacFarlane
Martin Gordon
Joan Smith
Enos Vaughan
Robert Finney
Mary Dunlap
Greek Fraternities Plan Dances and Socials This Spring
Fraternities outline plans for skating parties dinners and dances. Delta Phi Sigma hosts a Thursday party and February 28 skating event in Cuyahoga Falls with Dean Winsper presenting. Officers elected include Ellis Mayhew president and Jack Gifford chancellor. Sigma Tau Gamma prepares Mr Stephen Day and a February 26 house party with games and refreshments. Alpha Phi Beta to publish a paper with Clyde Friar and Tom Bates as co editors. Kappa Sigma Chi serenaded Joan Robson and plans for the March 22 Sweetheart Dance at Portage Hotel with Tony Green orchestra.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
Claire Winkler
Jane Stringer
Bob Eriser
Russ Rinto
Mr. Stopher
Alpha Phi Beta
Clyde Friar
Tom Bates
Kappa Sigma Chi Kappa Sigs
Joan Robson
Walt Dengle
Portage Hotel
Tony Green
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Old Russia
Emmie Bradley
Ruth Brewbaker
Evelyn Dalby
Alice Darman
Lois Jeckel
Norrie Konkel
Marian Nichols
Ordella Walker
Barbara McMahan
Dorothy Whaling
June Burkhardt
Peggy Clapper
Bernice Gue
Jane Hand
Mary Jane Hook
Dorothy Hultberg
Jean Makela
Anita Carson
Marge Lamatia
Doris Yarger
Gertrude Amber
Elaine Evans
Phillis Harter
Jane Lacy
Jean Rees
Carol Sayers
Barbara Monroe
Margaret Esselburn
Evina Fish
Mary Moore
Cay McGowan
Jane Smith
Zahima Walters
Grace Quay
Calle Jane Black
Flora Miller
Jane Mader
Alba Marra
Verda Hazlett
Jean Kester
Ruth Stoneman
Marguerite Goellner
Marjorie Jacot
Francis McLenagan
Mary Jane Carrol
Ac’s
Ravenna, Ohio
Delta Phi Sigma
Mothers’ Club
Lenny Open
Cuyahoga Falls
Dean Winsper
PHI Beta Phi
Ellis Mayhew
Lawrence Rohr
Robert Wallis
Ned Miner
Jack Gifford
Bob Wallis
S. Water St
Metropolitan Opera Reservations
Trory
Arrow Shoreham
Arrow Kirk
Coe Livingston
Water Street
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