Kindergarten-Primary Club Braves Winter Weather Party
The Kindergarten-Primary club plans its annual winter sports party in the University woods on Wednesday at 5 p m. Members and guests will compete in winter sports and build snow figures judged for originality. An outdoor feast with Weiners rolls coffee doughnuts and marshmallows will close the evening. Geraldine Schultz heads the committee with Rosemary Dempsey Ruth Mattis Helen Janacek Mary Oldham Dorothy Holmes Ruth Crook Phyllis Davis and Dorothy Edwards assisting.
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University Woods
Geraldine Schultz
Rosemary Dempsey
Ruth Mattis
Helen Janacek
Mary Oldham
Dorothy Holmes
Ruth Crook
Phyllis Davis
Dorothy Edwards
Pan Hellenic Plans Annual Dance and Bridge Tournament
Pan Hellenic council members met at the Robinhood with Mrs. David Olsen as advisor. Fourteen members attended as plans for a schol arship dinner a bridge tournament and the annual Pan Hellenic dance were discussed. Suggestions included collaborating with the Red Cross for relief work. The event featured yellow and blue colors and iris and daffodil centerpieces.
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Pan Hellenic Group
Pan Hellenic Council
David Olsen
Robinhood
Pan Hellenic
KMK Plans Invitational Smoker at Mantua Street Fraternity
KMK's Plan Smoker will be held tonight at 7 30 at the fraternity house. The event is listed by Tom Utter president as an invitational gathering at 127 Mantua Street.
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Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Mantua Street
Tom Utter
Scouters Club Meeting Slated At KSU Tonight
Scouters who joined the Scouters club are asked to report at the organization meeting tonight led by Prof. G. J. Altmann.
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KSU
Scouters Club
Prof
G. J. Altmann
University dues vote on 50 cent fee planned
The Stater reports an all University election tomorrow on adding a 50 cent registration fee to fund class dues and a campus gift. The University treasurer would manage the funds, and bands for graduates are anticipated. Also noted are sign plans, gym balcony closure consideration, a sophomore Sweater Swagger budget approval, and a council dinner party setup for the Deck venue.
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Maloney
Kent Courier-Tribune
Kay
University Board
Ed Zink
Don Taylor
Fred Prasse
Hal Sere
Mickey Dover
Ed Kieselbach
Elizabeth Tucker
Women's Honorary 10 Meet Scheduled Tonight
An important meeting of Lambda Phi the women's honorary journalism fraternity will be held at 6 15 p m tonight in the Kent Stater office.
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Lambda Phi
Kent Stater Office
Test Flights Close Third at CPT Show
The total number of primary PTP students who finished the 35 hour flight course rose to eight this week at Mid-Gity airport. Names including Paul Myers Canton Howard DeHoff Canton John Hale Cuyahoga Falls Clyde Slyman Akron and Ed Boyle Cleveland have taken their tests. Kent students are expected to finish rapidly.
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PTP
Mid- Gity
Paul Myers
Canton
Howard DeHoff
John Hale
Cuyahoga Falls
Clyde Slyman
Akron
Ed Boyle
Cleveland
Kent
Pilot Training Course Aims for Commercial License
The program covers navigation powerplants and aircraft subjects with precision and aerobatic maneuvers qualifying for a commercial license. Citizenship phase requires US citizenship age 19 to 25, a CPT private pilot certificate, half the degree credits completed, and passing a commercial CPT physical and full eye exam. Connecticut college marked its 25th anniversary.
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United States
Calendar of campus clubs events and games
A scheduled listing of student activities across Kent State venues including Women’s League Vocational conference Merrill hall. French club Merrill hall. WAA Wills gym. Basketball KSU Akron and KSU Hiram games. Town hall forum Mc Gilvrey hall. Various dances and socials at Kent hall Merrill hall and Portage hotel Akron. Concerts and orchestra at the Training School Auditorium.
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Merrill Hal
MecGilvrey Hall
WAA
Wills
Presidents Association
Moulton Hall
Kent Hall
Bruce Handley
Merrill Hall
Town Hall
McGilvrey
KSU
Hiram
Wills Gym
Twin Lakes Country Club
NYU Seventy-Five Students Form Global Organization
Seventy five students from twenty one foreign countries establish a new group at New York University aiming to foster cultural exchange and international collaboration.
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New York University
Summit Hall IT Inaugurates Recreation Room Sunday
Summit hall II residents celebrate the opening of a basement recreation room. Jessie Mae Smith says the room opened Sunday evening with Geraldine Martin Marguerite Blue and Rosa M. Miller credited for fixing it up. Ping pong leads, with sixteen other games available.
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Summit Hall
Jessie Mae Smith
Geraldine Martin
Marguerite Blue
Rosa M. Miller
French Club Plans April Assembly Show
The French club meets in room 317 Merrill hall from 4 to 5 p m to plan an April assembly and elect second semester officers. Candidates include Lillian Antonelli and Bernard Jacoby for president Lily Mobile and Marge Gilcrest for vice president Silverina DeBulis and Velma Malchek for secretary treasurer Helen Swisher leads discussion on sponsoring a movie.
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Merrill Hall
Lillian Antonelli
Bernard Jacoby
Lily Mobile
Marge Gilcrest
Silverina DeBulis
Velma Malchek
Helen Swisher
University of Iowa to elect its newest queen
Burr Queen Boecker Doris Stanton Kay Suits and Hope Byrne compete as University voters choose a queen with no politics in the process. The voting runs Wednesday Jan 22 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Wills gym and results will be announced at the informal junior dance on Friday Jan 25 featuring Ross Halamay and his band.
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Boecker
Doris Stanton
Kay Suits
Hope Byrne
Schraegle
Wills Gym
Ross Halamay
These Little Kittens Mittens Make Cozy Fur Gear
Janet Woodley notes how bunny fur mittens shed much fur, causing sneezes when brushed near the face. Co-eds wear them for every occasion, from play to formal outings, enjoying soft warmth and fluffy appearance.
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Janet Woodley
Men's Union Photography and Poster Contest Deadlines
The Men's Union Photography contest requires entries in Dean Raymond E. Manchester's office by 4 p.m. Friday January 17, per Chairman Earl G. Wohlford. Poster contest entries accepted after Wednesday January 15 in the dean's office, with a maximum of three posters per contestant. The deadline is 4 p.m. Friday January 24.
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Dean Raymond E. Manchester
Earl G. Wohlford
Leebricks Return From Business Tour In West
President and Mrs. K C Leebrick head home to Kent arriving Wednesday evening per Marguerite Lamarr secretary. They left Mesa Arizona Monday after visiting Dr Seebrick’s sister on their eastward trip from California. He will be in his office Thursday morning following attendance at the American Association of Colleges convention in Pasadena.
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K. C. Leebrick
Kent
Marguerite Lamarr
Mesa
Ariz
Seebrick
California
American Association of Colleges
Pasadena
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