Fraternity Social Highlights With Mascot Rabbit and Dinners
MecGilvrey becomes a fraternity mascot as the Beta Gammas host a spaghetti dinner at the Elks club. Alumni events under Buell Graven and Kay McDonough feature tennis and color bearing by Tri Sig. Mothers and fathers open house planned at AOs with a Kent hotel dinner. Beta Gammas serenade Eve Parsons ill in the infirmary.
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MecGilvrey
Beta Gammas
McGilvrey
Buell Graven
Sphaghetti
Elks Club
E. D. Ferguson
Kent
Gammas
Martha Stephens
Kmks
Howard Besseger
Joe Begala
Meadowview
A. O.s
Rita Allendorf
Betty Line
Kent Hotel
Eve Parsons
University Infirmary
Off Campus Seniors Women Dine At Hotel Kent Banquet
Members of the Off Campus Women's club plan their annual senior banquet Thursday at 6 30 in Hotel Kent. Virginia Cole leads arrangements with Mildred Hunt Kathleen Morton and Mary Lou Trunkey assisting. Trunkey toastmistress and Mrs. Harold Nissley advisor will speak. Dr and Mrs Harold Wolfe and Prof Nissley attend as guests.
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Hotel Kent
Virginia Cole
Mildred Hunt
Kathleen Morton
Mary Lou Trunkey
Miss Trunkey
Harold Nissley
Harold Wolfe
Prof. Nissley
Social Dancing Tonight in Wills Gymnasium
HPE department sponsors social dancing in Wills gym tonight from 8 to 10.
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HPE
Wills Gymnasium
Lambda Phi Groups First Picnic For Women Journalists
The Lambda Phi honorary journalism fraternity for women hosted its first picnic yesterday from 5 to 7 p.m. in University woods. Merry Allen and Cornelia Porea organized the event with Winona Eyre handling entertainment and Berta Kernen invitations for women on the three publications.
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Lambda Phi Honorary Journalism Fraternity
University Woods
Merry Allen
Cornelia Porea
Winona Eyre
Berta Kernen
Faculty Women hear talk on Reading in Schools
Dr. Wilma Garnett and Dr. Grace Sherrer spoke on Reading in the Schools of Today and Tomorrow. Miss Blanche Miller and Miss Susanne Koehler, training school instructors, attended the regular meeting of the Faculty Women's Professional club last night.
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Wilma Garnett
Grace Sherrer
Blanche Miller
Susanne Koehler
Doctor Barkoukis Pursues Ohio Medical Board Exam
A foreign physician who arrived in America 22 years ago faced language and cultural barriers while pursuing his medical career. He studies nights to master English and now completes 28 of 40 required hours at an accredited college, aiming for the Ohio State Medical board exam after summer session. He reports pleasant work and many friendships among faculty and students.
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America
State Medical Board
Barkoukis
Ohio State Medical Board
Engleman Hall Elects Freshman Leader With Narrow Margin
Engleman Election sees Jane Stroup, Cleveland sophomore, chosen president by one vote over rival Lillian Foote. Bertha Heichel named secretary, Dorothy Ann Reese treasurer, and Joy Stover elected representative to the Women’s League.
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Jane Stroup
Cleveland
Engleman Hall
Lillian Foote
Bertha Heichel
Dorothy Ann Reese
Women’s League
Joy Stover
Calendar of campus activities and events
A list of events for the weekend including Club meetings at 314M and Hotel Kent, a WAA Spring banquet in Robin Hood, Off-Campus Women's Senior Banquet at the Kent hotel, training school band concert, Sunset Dance at Moulton hall, play rehearsals in the auditorium, La Fe dance at Hotel Kent, and Sunday hikes and breakfasts by KSU Hiking and K-P Club. Wesley foundation at the Methodist church starts at 6:30 p.m.
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Radio Club
Robinhood
Hotel Kent
Moulton Hall
la Fe
KSU
Nelson Ledges
University Woods
Wesley Foundation
Writer Observes Men's Fashion Trends Across Campuses
Nat Floersheimer notes a surge in bold sport jackets with plaids stripes and checks be coming common on campuses. Three button single breasted jackets with back vents, colorful shirts including whites, moccasin or plain toe shoes, and dark gray flannel slacks favored for durability and dirt resistance.
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Nat Floersheimer
Dartmouth
Personnal Observation
Esquire Magazine
Papers Lost At Chi Pi Fraternity Contact
Important Chi Pi fraternity documents mislaid seek their immediate return. Information leading to recovery should be directed to Tom Bates.
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Chi Pi
Tom Bates
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Kay McDonough
Frances Reed
Gamma Sigma Phi
Marge Tissot
Virginia
Frederick
Lamda Phi
Garnett
Sherrer
Lichty
Tux
Reg
U. G
Engleman
Central Shoe Shop
N. Mantua
Nick C. Biasella
Joseph Lucek
George Raft
Joan Bennett
Angel
Texas
Kent States Office
Frank Graner
Cleveland FA
Fairmount
Mrs. Howard Ferris
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