Engagements and Weddings Highlight Local Campus Couples
A string of engagements and upcoming weddings from Cleveland area families and university circles. Martha Elizabeth Bissler to Herbert Durell Gillis of Barberton. Marilyn Morse engaged to William R. Harvey. Betty Jean Keck to Irwin F. Becker of Maple Heights. Jeanne Hanacek to Al Koening of Cleveland.
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Marilyn Morse
William R. Harvey
Miss Morse
Alpha Omega Sorority
Harvey
Case Institute of Applied Science
Cleveland
Engagement notices highlight area university connections
The Norfolk frequenters report multiple engagements and betrothals. Lois Jane Schneck to William Gorton Loeblein, Esther Hisey to John Gressard, Ruth Purdy to Andrew Neidert, and June Marie Derks receives a ring from Wilbur Carey. Students and sororities join their futures.
Newcome Hanna Engagement Set For Spring Wedding
Donna Marie Newcome daughter of Mr. and Mrs O S Newcome Brimfield plans to wed Richard E Hanna liberal arts sophomore He is son of Mr and Mrs E S Hanna Orlando Florida Nora Turner Akron announces engagement of her daughter Joyce to Raymond E Moore son of Mr and Mrs Dow Moore Akron The bride elect attends the university while Moore is employed by Horning Lumber company.
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Betty Jean Keck
Irwin F. Becker
Arthur C. Keck
Maple Heights
Cleveland
Keck
Alpha Omega Sorority
Lutheran Students Association
WAA
E. G. Becker
Moreland Hills
Becker
Wooster College
Phi Delta Sigma Fraternity
Lois Jane
William Gorton Loeblein
Phillip Schneck
Miss Schneck
Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
Loeblein
True T. Loeblein
Twin Lakes
Gamma Tau Delta Fraternity
Ruth Purdy
Homer M. Purdy
Akron
Andrew R. Neidert
Andrew Neidert
Melrose
Miss Purdy
June Marie Derks
John P. Derks
Wilbur H. Carey
College of Education
Miss Derks
Kappa Delta Pi
Carey
Albert Carey
Long Lake
N.Y
Donna Marie Newcome
O. S. Newcome
Brimfield
Richard E. Hanna
Hanna
E. S. Hanna
Orlando
Florida
Nora Turner
Joyce
Raymond E. Moore
Dow Moore
The
University
Moore
Horning Lumber Company
Chi Omega To Present Sociology Award
Beginning this year the Chi Omega Sociology award of $25 will be given to the most outstanding senior woman in sociology. The Lambda Delta chapter will present the award on scholarship day as part of a national Chi tradition. A sociology department committee will select the recipient.
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Chi Omega To Make Sociology
Chi Omega
Lambda Delta
Sociology
Campus clubs prepare first meetings for new quarter
Many clubs and organizations plan their first meetings of the quarter. The Stater invites established groups to submit times and announcements to the society editor at 115M for publication.
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Stater
Byler Accepts Orchestra Directing Position at Kent Civic
Kenneth Byler, associate professor of music, will direct the Kent Civic Orchestra after John Farinacci resigns. Farinacci led the group since its 1940 reorganization and plans a temporary exit to pursue other duties and study. Byler previously conducted the group in 1941-42 and now leads the university orchestra and violin classes. A spring concert is tentatively planned and area musicians are invited to join next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in room 309M.
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Kenneth Byler
Kent Civic Orchestra
John
Farinacci
Byler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bissler-Gillis
S. C. Bissler
Martha Elizabeth
Herbert Durell Gillis
Barberton
Miss Bissler
Liberal Arts
Newman Club
Mr. Gillis
Roosevelt High School
Kent
Kappa Mu Kappa
Alpha Psi Omega
Morse-Harvey
Keck-Becker
Hanacee-Koenig
June
Jeanne Hanacek
al Koening
Business Administration
Miss Hanacek
Davis and Dissel Insurance Company
Ravenna
Hisey-Gressard
Ralph T. Hisey
East Cleveland
Esther
John Gressard
C. F. Gressard
Miss Hisey
Oberlin College
Gressard
Gamma Tau Delta
Derks
Norcross Consicrs
Othe Geteg
Brady Square
Newcome
Turner-Moore
Student Health Service
Delta Sigma PI
Michael Radock
YWCA
Kent Hall
Charles OF
the Ritz
Ritz-Carlton
New York
Kent Theatre Bldg
Kent State
Allen Cleaners
S. Water St
Kent, Ohio
Ravenna, Ohio
MCA Presents
Ema d
Delta Gamma
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