Prom Night at the Mayflower Ends With Dance and Toasts
The class of 41 held a Saturday prom at the Mayflower hotel from 10 to 2 with Arden Wilson's orchestra. Guests of honor included Dr. and Mrs. K. C. Leebrick and Dean and Mrs. Earl W. Crecraft, with many chaperones and a playful humor piece on kissing.
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Audrey
Mayflower Hotel
Arden Wilson
K. C. Leebrick
Dean
Earl W. Crecraft
Raymond Manchester
Mary L. Smallwood
Foster Brooks
Arden Allyn
Harry D. Wolfe
Grace B. Sherrer
Clarence Slocum
Gordon Hostettler
Bud Treat
Twin Lakes Country Club
Ray Hromco
Roger Lewis
Beta Gamma
College Street
Carolyn Clawson
Virginia Vutech
Gamma Sigma Phi
Summit Street
Peg Swan
Betty Fisher
Connie Hagen
Peggy Fike
Martha Harper
Ruth Neidig
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Robin Hood
Edith Gerlach
Vassar College
Vassar
Calendar of campus rehearsals and meetings
A dense schedule lists training school rehearsals in various auditoriums and halls, club meetings, dances, concerts, and formals. Notable items include University band concert in the auditorium, Pi Kappa Delta at 312M, YMCA social at 115K, and formal events at Congress Lake and Alliance Country club.
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YMCA
University Band
Alpha Omega
Congress Lake Country Club
Waller
East Dining Hall
Engleman Hall
Congress Lake
Wills
Faculty and Fellows Engage in Workshops and Travels
University faculty pursued diverse activities beyond classes. Miss Marion Van Campen led an Akron workshop on educational projects for community needs. Hazel Swan returned from Ohio Association for Childhood Education, serving as third vice president. Others attended national meetings in Cincinnati and Columbus, with Holm elected president of the Midwest Debate conference. Dr. MacGregor hints at Alaska, while Dr. Bloom discusses sociology and tennis. Professor Taylor pursues aviation interest. Advertise in the Kent Stater.
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Marion van Campen
Akron
A.A.V.W
Ohio
Miss van Campen
Hazel Swan
Ohio Association For Childhood Education
Grandville
Miss Swan
Maurice Palmer
Edward Collins
Gerald Chapman
National Amerian Chemical Society
Cincinnati
C. S. van Deusan
Columbus
E. W. Tischendorf
State Teachers College
California
Pennsylvania
James N. Holm
Biology Club Elects Chester Randles to Lead Next Year
Randles heads the biology club slate for next year with Eileen Cook as vice president and Phyllis Martin as secretary-treasurer after a meeting held last Wednesday.
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Biology Club
Eileen Cook
Phyllis Martin
Wands Elected President of International Relations Club
Ralph Wands was elected president of the International Relations club Thursday evening. Charles Sindle decker was named vice president and Gertrude DeVos secretary-treasurer. The last meeting of the semester occurs May 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the library.
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Ralph Wands
International Relations Club
Charles Sindledecker
Gertrude DeVos
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Independent
Robinhood
Pi Kappa Delta
Wills Gym
Newman Club
Sigma Tau Gamma
Alliance Country Club
Moulton Hall
Moulton Music Room
Alyce Schell
Kent
Chester
Randles
Wands
Glen Gray
Decca
Trory
W. Main
Venice
Franklin Ave
Colonial Cottage
Barber
Lincoln