Informal Greek Dinners and Dances Dominate This Month Minutes
Post vacation activities run from spaghetti dinners to a Hobo Hop. Sororities plan pledges, new officers, and a thriving social calendar with alumni involvement and pledge dances. Notable items include Tri Sigma pledge raffle winnings, Theta Sigma Upsilon bridge and spaghetti dinner, and a Delta house pledge dance at Twin Lakes Country Club.
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Sigma Sigma Sigma
Earl Stewart
Ravenna
Tri Sigma
Embryo
Betty Bunell
Pldges
June Baldwin
Helen Ann McCarthy
Cleveland
Akron
Kent
Youngstown
Canton
Helen Fagert
Elaine Harvey
Triangle
Virginia Goss
Tri Sigma House
Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha
Mary Lou Oliver
Mary Nass
Fred Vacha
Carl Ellis
Bud Conner
Clem Atha
Twin Lakes Country Club
Women's Professional Club Plans HPE Meeting After Steak Roast
The Women’s Professional Club will meet at 6 30 p m tomorrow chaired by Kay Keely to discuss Health and Physical Education problems. A steak roast at Prof Virginia Harvey’s home precedes the talks with topics for future meetings to be chosen. Students may contact Miss Keely at Engleman Hall or Betsy Duff at Moulton Hall by 3 p m for attendance and transportation.
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Kay Keely
Virginia Harvey
HPE
Miss Keely
Engleman Hall
Bety Duff
Moulton Hall
Yeager Orchestra and campus events highlight week
Yeager and his orchestra will supply music with chaperones Mr and Mrs E W Tischendorf and J P Heath. Kappa Sigma Chi serenades Rose Mary Thomas in celebration of Willie Mural's pin. Notable alumni, speakers, and pledges mark a busy Monday with plans for a closed smoker and Beta pledge initiations. Two actives are ill Clyde Friar with influenza and George Begg away in Cleveland.
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Theta Sigma Upsilon
Theta Sigs
Dorothy McClelland
Jean Roberts
Jean Adams
Gamma Sigma Phi
Lindy Barch
Harry Kilby
Alpha Phi Beta
Dana Leggett
John Salisbury
Arnold Bereit
Jack Evans
George Bayliss
Norman Thompson
Harvey Reger
Edmund Siennicki
Peter Szmersky
Carroll Ernsberger
Clyde Friar
George Begg
Cleveland
Paul Alden
Handley To Present Vocal Recital For Faculty Women
Bruce C. Handley University music instructor will present a vocal recital for the Faculty Women’s Club tomorrow at 8 15 p m in the auditorium Accompanied by Prof Fred Denker the program features early Italian songs a Schumann song cycle an aria from the Masked Ball and contemporary numbers in Spanish German French and English Guests will adjourn to the home economics rooms for refreshments Hostess committee is led by Mrs George Altmann with several aides and volunteers handling seating and supplies
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Handley
Faculty Women’s Club
Bruce C. Handley
Fred
Induction slated for next week at Ravenna Phi Beta Phi
Dana Leggett a Kent sophomore was elected corresponding secretary to replace Don Sullivan who resigned as house manager. The Masonic temple in Ravenna hosts the Phi Beta Phi winter formal with Harold Wiel coordinating decorations and refreshments. Bernie Mae and his Casa Nova orchestra will play from 9 to 1 a m. Several members including Lawrence Ruhr Jim Richardson Ned Miner Richard Wallis Milan Stocking Ormas Admas and Bob Elwood were inducted as active members at a special initiation ceremony.
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Dana Leggett
Kent
Don Sullivan
Masonic Temple
Ravenna
Harold Wiel
Bernie Mae
Casa Nova Orchestra
Lawrence Ruhr
Jim Richardson
Ned Miner
Richard Wallis
Milan Stocking
Ormas Admas
Bob Elwood
Miss Maisch Attends National Meeting in Atlantic City
Frances Maisch director of residences will join a National Association of Deans of Women meeting in Atlantic City from February 18 to 21. She oversees an off campus housing discussion group and chairs the Syracuse student breakfast event. Katheryn Klink and Mary L. Smallwood will attend. Dorothy Thompson cannot.
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Frances Maisch
National Association of Deans of Women
Atlantic City
Miss Maisch
Syracuse
Katheryn Klink
Moulton Hall
Dorothy Thompson
Engleman
Maisch
Kent
Miss Klink
Dean Mary L. Smallwood
Miss Thompson
Phi Beta Phi secretary leaves school for Ravenna arsenal
Donald Tewes, secretary of the Phi Beta Phi, has withdrawn from school to accept a position at the Ravenna arsenal. Dr. and Mrs. C. Stanley Corey and Prof. and Mrs. Donald Bangham will serve as chaperones at the chapter house Sunday afternoon.
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Donald Tewes
Phi Beta Phi
Ravenna Arsenal
C. Stanley Corey
Donald Bangham
Notre Dame builds 8,000,000-volt atom smasher
The University of Notre Dame advances a high energy research project with an 8,000,000-volt atom smashing machine under construction. The project targets pioneering experiments in particle physics and fundamental forces.
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University of Notre Dame
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