Sororities Plan Formals With Music By Buddy Rogers
Two sororities schedule 9 pm to midnight formals with Harold Nelson’s 12 piece orchestra for Theta Sigma Upsilon at Aurora country club and Theta Sigs. Chaperons include Dr and Mrs Painter and others. Guests include Miss Laura Hill and Dr. Hyatt. Program committee led by Lynnae Carl Lois Allen and Dottie Clevenger.
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Buddy Rodger
John Painter
James Fosdick
Kenneth House
William Farm
Dean
Raymond E. Manchester
Raymond Clark
Laura Hill
Beatrice Parrock
Nancy Cash
LaRue Gray
Doris Heupel
Helen Cardinal
Ethelyn Ryder
Isla Schnauffer
Aurora Country Club
Harold Nelson
Theta Sigs
Dr. Hyatt
Alice Vaughn
Lynnae Carl
Lois Allen
Dottie Clevenger
Social Calendar Packed with Campus Events
Wednesday January 15 features events from 4 p.m. at 468 McG and W.A.A. to an 8 p.m. KSU vs Mt. Union basketball at Wills gym and an 8:15 p.m. university play Ten Little Indians in the auditorium. Thursday January 16 lists varsity basketball at 3 p.m. plus 5 p.m. social committee and 4 p.m. club meetings across campus.
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KSU
Mt. Union
Wills
Little Indians
Auditorium
Moulton
Reading
Legion of Women
American Legion Hall
Kent National Bank
Lambda Phi to Hold Meeting Wednesday
Lambda Phi women's journalism honorary, led by president Ethel Schirmer, will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday January 22 in the States office. Chestnut Burr pictures will be taken and future plans discussed.
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Lambda Phi
States
Ethel Schirmer
Chestnut Burr
Honorary Pledges Ten New Members
Ten new members were added to Phi Sigma Xi science and mathematics honorary when the organization met Thursday night. Included in the list were Chester Amond, Marvin Bloomberg, Richard Burriss, James Edwards, Thomas Graham, Elizabeth Hoy, Virginia Straight, Myron Treter, Earl Wohlford and Vincent Arobel. The group will meet Jan. 23.
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Phi Sigma Xi
Science and Mathematics
Chester Amond
Marvin Bloomberg
Richard Burriss
James Edwards
Thomas Graham
Elizabeth Hoy
Virginia Straight
Myron Treter
Earl Wohlford
Vincent Arobel
Bates announce birth of son Christopher Thomas Bates
Mr and Mrs Tom Bates announce the birth of their son Christopher Thomas Bates born January 13 at Women's Hospital Cleveland. Bates, a 1946 Kent State graduate, was a former summer editor of the Kent States and a member of Chi Pi and Alpha Phi Beta fraternity.
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Tom Bates
Christopher Thomas
Women's Hospital, Cleveland
Bates
The
University
Kent States
Chi Pi
Alpha Phi Beta Fraternity
Blue Key Meeting Set for Today in Kent Hall Room 108
The Blue Key service fraternity will hold its committee reports today at 4 p.m. in room 108, Kent Hall, according to President George Inscho.
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Blue Key Service Fraternity
Kent Hall
George Inscho
No Dancing Tonight in Wills Gymnasium
Social dancing is cancelled tonight in Wills gymnasium due to a basketball game with Mt. Union. Bill Byrne and his orchestra will perform on January 22, announced by Bob Duncan social dancing chairman.
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Mt. Union
Wills Gym
Bill Byrne
Bob Duncan
Greeks Seek Campus Unity Through New Action Group
The Fraternity-sorority Policy committee approved the official acceptance of the Greeks Action Group. Sigma Delta Sigma sorority and Gamma Tau Delta fraternity will host an all-campus assembly to educate students on how Greek life can aid the university and its members. Dean Raymond E Manchester will arrange a speaker and a nationalization committee led by Manchester, aided by Evelyn Long and Roy Apple.
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Gertrude Lawrence
Raymond E. Manchester
Manchester
Evelyn Long
Pan-Hellenic Council
Roy Apple
Inter-Fraternity Council
Lutherans Plan Supper at Trinity Church
Lutheran students will meet Sunday night January 19 at Trinity Lutheran church located on Water Street. A social gathering will follow a supper served at 6 30.
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Lutheran Students
Trinity Lutheran Church
Water Street
Classified Ad Promises Multiple Exposures at Village Studio
Nothing is left to chance at the Village Studio. We make at least eight exposures for each sitting. Phone six four one seven for an ap pointment.
Youth Conference Plans First Annual Meeting at Kent State
Kent State University hosts the Portage County Youth Commission first annual meeting on February 1 with 300 teens expected. Dr. Marion Van Campen chairs the event featuring Dr. Frank D. Slutz as main speaker on Teen Age Looks Ahead. Lunch guests include Kent State President Dr. George A. Bowman and deans Arden Allyn Robert L White Jr John Reed Spicer. Judge Clay Dietrich presides at meetings and serves as toastmaster. Roosevelt High School band and Kent State High School band will perform. Participants include 11th and 12th graders and other youth groups. The Kent State Institute begins a two program series with Hiram College slated for spring.
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Slutz
George A. Bowman
Kent State University
Arden Allyn
Robert L White, Jr
John Reed Spicer
Roosevelt High School
Kenneth Ruckman
John Farinacci
Kent State High School
Kent State Institute
Hiram College
Students Announce Engagement at Akron Liberal Arts College
Penny Carroll, a liberal arts freshman, announces her engagement to William Pistner, also a liberal arts freshman. Carroll, daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Carroll of Akron, majors in history. Pistner, son of Mr and Mrs A W Pistner of Akron, is a Navy veteran with two and a half years of service including time in the Pacific.
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Penny Carroll
William Pistner
Miss Carroll
T. H. Carroll
Akron
Pistner
A. W. Pistner
Pacific
Behavior Talk Set For Student Faculty Social Committee Meet
The Student Faculty Social Committee will meet today at 4 p.m. in 217 Merrill Hall to continue discussions on social behavior. Representatives from fraternities sororities and the student council will attend.
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Merrill Hall
Stuent Council
Terese Green Queen Contest Seeks Entries at Burr Shop
A campus letter announces the Terese Green Queen contest for Burr is open again. Entries are 8x10 photos from sororities independent students and dorms, due January 25 and posted through January end. Voting runs February 3 to 8 with activity tickets required at the polls.
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Expert Financial Service
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Trory’s Record Shop
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Department of Elementary Education
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Dayton
Clay Dietrich
Ravenna
Youth Commission
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