Greek Society Dinners and Picnics Highlight Weekend Campus
Three Greek sororities and two fraternities schedule formal dinners dances and picnics across country clubs and parks this weekend. Pi Kappa Sigma hosts at Silver Lake. Beta Gamma at Lake Forest. Kappa Sigma Chi at Lake Forest. activities include picnics at Virginia Kendall State Park and a May 24 27 31 sequence with committees led by campus leaders.
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Pi Kappa Sigma
Silver Lake Country Club
Louise Bjorson
Beta Gamma
Lake Forrest Country Club
Kay Hromyak
Kappa Sigma Chi
Ray Rozak
Lake Forrest
Kappa Sigs
Virginia Kendall State Park
Tri Sigma
Congress Lake Country Club
Reita Mehlenbacher
Kay Maloney
Betty Bowles
Betty Ruggles
University Woods
Theta Sigma Upsilon
Pitchers Penguins And Puppy Dogs Head Parade Of Faculty Interests
A humorous roundup of Kansas State University staff and students and their hobbies. Collectors include proxy K C Leebrick with pitchers, Mary Smallwood with miniature frogs, Jeanne Parrish with bears and cats, Antoinette Link and others with stamps, and many pursuing postcards, maps, flowers, scissors, wood carvings, and tunes. The piece invites readers to join the hobby trend.
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KSU
K. C. Leebrick
Jean Kester
Mary L. Smallwood
Jeanne Parrish
Helen Machan
Antoinette Link
Department of Health and Physical Education
Adrian van Wyen
Mary DiVencenzo
Gilbert Morris
Frances Murphey
Kappa Delta Pi Announces Two Upcoming Events
Members of Kappa Delta Pi education honorary fraternity prepare for two events today. An officer installation at the Training School is set for 5 p m followed by a steak fry at the University grilles.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Miss Lamar Joins Akron NA of Cost Accountants
Miss Marguerite Lamar secretary to the president of the University has been accepted in the Akron branch of the National Association of Cost Accountants, it was announced yesterday.
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Marguerite Lamar
Akron
National Association of Cost Accountants
University Honors Housemothers At Tea Tomorrow
The University housing committee hosts a tea in Moulton hall music room from 2 30 to 4 p m honoring the new housemothers advisory committee for next year. Retiring members pour as the newly organized student advisory board and Off Campus House Presidents assist.
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University
Ers
University Housing Committee
Lowry Women Send Faculty to Tea Event
Lowry hall girls will entertain faculty members and their wives at a tea on Sunday May 25 from 4 to 6 am in the east dining hall. Ruth Greenwood house president and Emmy Bradley social chairman head the arrangements.
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Lowry Hall
Ruth Greenwood
Emmy Bradley
KP Club Plans Seniors Fete and Dinner
The Kindergarten-Primary club met to discuss a graduate dinner to be held at Lake Forest Country Club next Tuesday. Marcia Johnson chaired the banquet committee and plans were outlined for funding Jacqueline Miller’s trip to the Association for Childhood Education annual meeting in Oakland, California.
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Kent Hall
College education boosts marriage prospects for women
Surveys by Oberlin College and Flora Stone Mather College of Western Reserve University show women who graduate college have better odds of marriage than earlier generations. The Oberlin study finds women from the 1940 and 1941 classes have about a 75 percent lifetime chance of marriage.
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Oberlin College
Flora Stone Mather College
Western Reserve University
Oberlin
Phi Alpha Alpha Seeks One Year Inactive Status
Phi Alpha Alpha petitions to become an inactive Greek organization for one year due to insufficient members. Mary Nass, elected president, says graduating seniors and transfers leave the group short. The Student Council recommends Pan-Hellenic league grant the request while the sorority plans to reorganize when feasible.
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Phi Alpha Alpha
Pan-Hellenic League
Mary Nass
Fhi Alpha Alpha
Year's Final League Meeting To Be Held
Women's League will hold its last meeting of the year in room 201 Merrill hall from 4 to 5 30 p m today. Martha Rufener retiring president says rules will be discussed including when a campus is considered over who shall grant late permits and the idea of general late permits on dance nights. Plans for the senior banquet will be made and Rufener will name the chairman for the big little sister tea next fall.
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Women's League
Merrill Hall
Martha Rufener
Coeds Back Four Year Military Training Idea
University of Georgia coeds favor compulsory military training for four years with 60 percent voting yes while male students split with 40 percent support. The split reflects broader gender differences in attitudes toward the proposal.
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University of Georgia Coeds
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Betty Jane Leadenham
Marion Zupan
Theta Miller
Marguerite Cook
Jean Kirkpatrick
Mabel Esping
Marge Brock
Cornelia Kuchenbacher
Jeannette Malet
Cornelia Kuchenbacker
Leona Bishop
Alice Ryder
Casey” Leebrick
Marian Zupan
Nancy Allen
Jules Bognar
Harold Schlaegle
George Ketchy
Tommy Dorsey
Sue Myser
Blossom McCall
Dorothy Thompson
Emgleman Hall
Frances Smith
Miss
Lamar
Moulton
J. G. Oltman
H. H. Claypoole
B. BE. Spacht
L. L. Gombert
J. Obiat
R. W. Hollister
Mark Dreese
H. Hulbert
Frances Maisch
Ruth Jameson
June Brenneman
KP Club
Trory
Miss Nass
Mickey Dover
Alta Mae Alvord
Fie
Zapeonen
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Akron Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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