Fraternity Postpones Dance. Sorority Plans Leap Year Ball
FAH-LASH reports the Kappa Mu Kappa dance moved from January 19 to after exams while Phi Alpha Alpha gears up for a Leap Year dance for pledge active alumnae and guests. Louise Dugan and Connie Parker lead planning for the event. Sigma Tau Gamma hosted Beta Gamma at the fraternity house with ping pong pool and dancing. Bette Jayne Heath returns from Florida nursing a cold after sunny plans.
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Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Alpha Alpha Sorority
Louise Dugan
Connie Parker
Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Beta Gamma Sorority
Bette Jayne Heath
Gamma Sigma Phi
Florida
Commuters Create Cheerful Room in Moulton Hall
Carolyn Clawson, vice president of the Women's League, led volunteers to hang drapes, paint chairs and walls, and cover couches to furnish a basement study and social room for commuting girls and off campus women in Moulton Hall. Access is via a rear entrance or through Moulton hall.
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Carolyn Clawson
Women’s League
Moulton Hall
Moulton
Honor System Forum Discusses Student Problems
The forum features Prof. Eric T. Griebling and Lillian Kochenderfer presenting the issue, followed by student questions to chairman Dr. Maurice Baum. No decisions will be made at this forum, only discussion to guide future actions by students.
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Eric T. Griebling
Lillian Kochenderfer
Maurice Baum
Country dance date moved to January 17 at campus hall
Prof. G J Altmann announced that the country dancing originally set for Friday January 26 from 8 to 10 p m has been changed to Wednesday January 17 replacing the regular social dancing. Prof Marie Hyde Apple and Miss Judy Marshall will lead with Stubby Sindeldecker and his Jolly Five providing music.
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G. J. Altmann
Marie Hyde Apple
Judy Marshall
Stubby Sindeldecker
Jolly Five
Pledges to Be Feted By Pi Gamma Mu Tonight
Pi Gamma Mu will initiate new members at a 7 p.m. banquet at the Robin Hood. Marvin Kohler serves as toastmaster with Marguerite Rank delivering the charge and Irene Os borne as pledge. Initiates include Robert Diller Dr John F Cuber Gertrude Duckwitz Gordon Hostettler Betty Pell Nathan Rosenbloom Leland Zabniser.
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Pi Gamma Mu
Robin Hood
Marvin Kohler
Marguerite Rank
Irene Osborne
Robert Diller
The
Akron Community Chest
John F. Cuber
Gertrude Duckwitz
Gordon Hostettler
Betty Pell
Nathan Rosenbloom
Leland Zabniser
All-Student Musical Revue Here in April
University announces an all student musical revue No Time for Classes to be staged April 25 and 26 in the university auditorium. Don Parker directs and invites students to audition by leaving a note in his mailbox. A faculty committee led by Prof. G Harry Wright plus Kent Kennan and R E Manchester assists. scripts are by Parker Guisewite and Mouse.
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Don Parker
G. Harry Wright
Kent Kennan
R. E. Manchester
Bill Guisewite
Stanley Mouse
Sweater Swagger Date Set for Sophomore Dance
The sophomore class plans the annual Sweater Swagger dance for Friday February 2 in Wills gym. The informal event centers on the sweater fashion and will be open to all students. Committees led by Don Hawley and Ed Boyle are organizing, and sophomores are urged to attend an important meeting Tuesday at 4 p m in the Training school auditorium.
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Wills Gym
Don Hawley
Ed Boyle
President Emeritus Dr McGilvrey Celebrates birthday
Dr J E McGilvrey, president emeritus, celebrated his birthday last Monday with his usual work in the office. He joked about whether it was the seventy second or seventy third birthday.
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J. E. McGilvrey
Gamma Tau Smoker At North Lincoln House Welcomes Freshmen
Sigma Tau Gamma hosted an invitational smoker for 65 freshmen and unaffiliated men at its North Lincoln Street fraternity house. Attendees viewed year in review movies including the alumni versus active football game on Rockwell Field, then enjoyed refreshments and card games in the basement recreation room.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
North Lincoln Street
the Gamma
Rockwell Field
New Blue Key President Named at Kent State Stater
Blue Key announces Robert Potts of Delta Sigma Phi will succeed Woodrow Barkett of Kappa Mu Kappa as president. Barkett graduates this semester. The new vice president will be announced at the next meeting. Advertise in the Kent Stater.
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Blue Key
Robert Potts
Delta Sigma, Phi
Woodrow Barkett
Kappa Mu Kappa
Barkett
Engleman Hosts Victory Dance After Wittenberg Game
Engleman hall will host an after game nickelodeon dance in Moulton hall music room from 9 to 12 Saturday night following the Wittenberg game. Refreshments provided by June Snyder and Phyllis Hull. Chaperones include Dr and Mrs Constantine Alexopoulos Miss Frances Maisch Miss Catherine Klink and Miss Barbara Menges head resident at Engleman.
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Engleman Hall
Wittenberg
Nickelodeon
Moulton Hall
June Snyder
Phyllis Hull
Constantine Alexopoulos
Frances Maisch
Catherine Klink
Barbara Menges
Enegleman
Psychology club to visit Apple Creek sanitarium
Twenty members of the psychology club will depart tomorrow at 11 a.m. for a trip to Apple Creek sanitarium. President Charlotte Volk announced the outing, with Dr. D. W. Pearce accompanying the group. Several non-members may join if interested.
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Psychology Club
Apple Creek Sanitarium
Charlotte Volk
D. W. Pearce
Snowballs Decorate Greek Formal Amid Snow Scene
Gamma Sigma Phi sorority hosts its first Greek dance of the year at the Ravenna Masonic temple with 48 couples dancing among man-made snowballs. Theme is a snow scene. hostesses are the pledge chapter with actives as guests of honor. Receiving line includes Laura Mill Harriet Adams Eula Kagarice Dick Donaghy and Dean Raymond Manchester.
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Gamma Sigma Phi
Ravenna Masonic Temple
Laura Mill
Harriet Adams
Eula Kagarice
Dick Donaghy
Dean
Raymond Manchester
Debaters to Highlight Educational Values in Global Issues
Prof. E. Turner Stump directs the convention with Vernon Beal as temporary chair and Jewell Hardman as temporary clerk. Sam Yates handles lunch arrangements. Ivan Immel will give the invocation and benediction. Two general sessions are set at 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Committee meetings at 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. A Congressional luncheon occurs at noon at the Robin Hood.
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E. Turner Stump
Vernon Beal
Jewell Hardman
Sam Yates
Ivan Immel
Kent State Ministerial Association
Big Sisters Needed for Freshmen Support
University women are asked to volunteer as Big Sisters for the second semester freshmen. Interested students should leave their name and address in the dean of women's office.
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Dean of Women's
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