Faculty Women's Club Seeks Modern Dance Demonstration
The university Faculty Women's club meets tonight in Moulton music room at 8 with officer elections for 1948 1949 on the agenda. The program features a modern dance demonstration by the dance class led by Miss Eleanor Mellert with about fifty participants.
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University
Moulton Music Room
Eleanor Mellert
Frank Ballenger
Dwight Arnold
Elsie Bachman
James Beck
Joseph Begala
Eugene Bigler
T. M. H. Blair
Ballard Brady
Thomas Brooks
Emmalou Brumfield
Karl Chesnutt
Jeanne Claypoole
C. Stanley Corey
Marian Durst
Helen Blood
Harold Davidson
Arthur DuBois
Edna Eisen
John R. Long
Harold Loudin
Blanche Miller
Douglas Orrill
Charles Perkins
E. E. Tischendorf
Charles Omer
Gamma Tau Delta Dance to Benefit Stadium Drive
A Gamma Tau Delta sponsored dance at Twin Lakes country club will run Saturday from 8 p m to midnight. Proceeds go to the stadium drive with Dave Huprich and his band providing music. Admission is one dollar with tickets at the booster booth or at the door. auto matic 1 o'clocks for attending girls. Open to all university students.
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Gamma Tau Delta
Twin Lakes Country Club
Dave Huprich
Moulton Hosts Shamrock Shuffle Dance Night
Moulton hall sponsors an all-university Shamrock Shuffle in the music room Saturday night from 8 to 12. Admission is 50 cents per person and 75 cents per couple. University women attending receive 12:30 mist.
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Moulton Hall
Moulton Music Room
SAM Fete Hosts Regional Business Leaders Tonight
Akron Canton and Cleveland executives attend the university chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management as it receives its national charter at a Mayflower hotel banquet. Speakers include Saginor of Robinson Clay Products and Dean Arden Allyn oversees faculty representation.
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Canton
Cleveland
Society For Advancement of Management
Mayflower Hotel
SAM
Stanley R. Kuhns
Aluminum Company of America
Robert C. Rick
Edward N. Horr
Cleveland Group
Harold R. Nissley
Nissley
General Electric Company
Nela Park
S. V. Saginor
Robinson Clay Products Company
Arden Allyn
College of Business Administration
Delta Sigma Pi Banquet Encourages Firm Visit to Cleveland
Mr. John Marston of Ball Burge and Kraus Cleveland spoke at the Delta Sigma Pi winter quarter banquet. He addressed Beta Pi chapter members on securities and investment business and invited them to visit the firm's Union Commerce Building offices in Cleveland.
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Ball, Burge, and Kraus
Cleveland
Delta Sigma Pi
Marston
Beta Pi
Union Commerce
Fieldhouse Plans Near Completion
Treasurer Paul Beck announced that appropriations are secured and drafts are underway for a new men’s fieldhouse.
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Paul Beck
Education Honorary Kappa Delta Pi Meets Today
A Kappa Delta Pi Education Honorary meeting is scheduled for today at 6 30 p m in the training school.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Education Honorary
Newman Members Take Communion Sunday
Newman club members are reminded to receive Holy Communion this Sunday. No communion breakfast will be held.
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Newman Club
Psi Chi Members Hear Dr Hoffman at Western Reserve
Members of Psi Chi will hear Dr. Gerhardt Hoffman speak on Fundamental Principles of Psychotherapy at Western Reserve University Friday evening. Attendees traveling to the talk will meet at the Brady at 6 30 p.m.
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Psi Chi
National Psychology Honorary
Gerhardt Hoffman
Western Reserve University
Brady
Business Honorary Elects Officers
Zeta Iota, the women’s business honorary, elected Eileen Young president June Hirka vice president Angeline Scourcos secretary and Dorothea Hilman treasurer Retiring officers are Marian Tapka Lois Webb Betty Hess and Jean De Pompei New officers will resume duties in the spring quarter.
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Zeta Iota
Eileen Young
June Hirka
Angeline Scourcos
Dorothea Hilman
Marian Tapka
Lois Webb
Betty Hess
Jean de Pompei
Midtown New York Art Show At Kent Hall Galleries
Carnegie award winners and National magazine illustrators contribute to the Midtown New York show in Kent hall galleries. The exhibition features lithographs etchings pencil drawings ink and crayon works by many acclaimed American artists. All works are for sale.
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New York
Kent Hall
Lowry Hall Names Monthly Suite Winners in Dorm Contest
Lowry hall selects the suite of the month with winners Mary Hoover Wilbam James Delores Clark Jane Lois Lois Dorsey Dollie Potts Martha Patchen Barbara Truelove. Also honored are Doris Branco Nancy Shuttleworth Mary Ellen Thomas Jean Shess ler best quad Betty Mann Peggy Bodolay best double Nelva Ann Wylie best single. A committee of Sally Schell Jean Shaffer and Jean Klas gue judged the rooms.
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