Dear Kids Dear Sis Frosh Advice from Kent Campus
Dear Kids at first Dear Sis seemed a good title for a letter to University students but the greeting was changed to include all men. The piece teases frosh with campus gossip lists events and rules about sorority rush and behavior. It notes Mary L Smallwood’s frog collection to be shown October 15 at Kent Methodist church and mentions Irv Waterbury performing at a Kent Women’s Club luncheon.
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Sis
Mary L. Smallwood
Miss Smallwood
Kent Child Guidance Circle
Kent Methodist Church
Irv Waterbury
Kent Woman’s Club
Twin Lakes Country Club
Wright to Address Northeastern Ohio Teachers' Meeting
G. Harry Wright associate professor of speech will address the speech and drama section of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers' association on October 24 in Cleveland.
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G. Harry Wright
Northeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cleve
Tryouts For Messiah Chorus Announced At Training School
University students faculty and townspeople are urged to report to the Training school auditorium next Wednesday at 7 30 for Messiah chorus tryouts. Prof. F H Denker head of the music department says the chorus size is limited and applicants should file early.
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University
Training School
F. H. Denker
Department of Music
Pi Kappa Sigma Readies Busy Season With Engagements
Mary Catherine Eichenlaub of Kent engages Gordon Tingley of Akron. Pi Kappa Sigma sorority members Francis Smith and Thomas Rodda wed September 23 at St. Christopher's By the River. Edith Brown and Francis Kline wed August 30 at St. Patrick's Parsonage. Officers change as Mary Catherine Eichenlaub is replaced as secretary by Louise Bjorson. Homecoming committee includes Joyce Hanna Francis Wren and Betty Combs.
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P. A. Eichenlaub
Kent
Mary Catherine
Gordon Tingley
Akron
Miss Eichenlaub
Pi Kappa Sigma Sorority
Bo Heckers Business College
Francis Smith
Thomas Rodda
St. Christophers By
Jean Marquist
Johanna Yong
Francis
Edith Brown
Francis Kline
St. Patrick's
Pi Kappa
Louise Bjorson
Mary Catherine Eichenlaub
Mary Helen Oldhurn
Lois Colley
Joyce Hanna
Francis Wren
Betty Combs
Ann Dunn
Betty Kirk
Mrs. Kline
Novotny Paintings Shown In Canton
E. Ladislaw Novotny, assistant professor of art, displays 17 oil paintings in Canton’s art museum in a one man show. The exhibit runs through Oct. 20 with portraits landscapes and still life. Novotny will speak at the University art gallery next Wednesday at 7 30 describing the 47 entries in the Water Color Society exhibition now on display in Kent hall. Local pieces include a portrait of Dr. John McGilvrey and one of William S. Kent located in university buildings.
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E. Ladislaw Novotny
Novotny
Museum
University Art Gallery
Water Color Society
Ohio
Kent Hall
John McGilvrey
McGilvrey
William S. Kent
University
Wesley Hikers Plan Hobo Night Open Trail
Wesley Foundation members gear up for an open trail hike at 7 PM starting at Kent Methodist church. They will dress in hobo fashion and walk several miles north along the Cuyahoga River. A bonfire, weiners roast, a 30 minute sing, and readings by Herb Meyers and Sally Domer will follow. admission is a large bandanna to carry a weiner.
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Wesley Foundation
Jerry Elliott
Hobo Hike
Kent Methodist Church
Cuyahoga River
Herb Meyers
Sally Domer
Elliott
Delta Phi Sigma Hayride Set For October 11
Plans are underway for a Delta Phi Sigma hayride on October 11 from 12 p m. Alf Palmer Harmon Traxler and Arnold Carlson lead arrangements. Chaperones include Harry Adams the assistant coach his wife and G H Wright assistant professor of speech and guest
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Delta Phi Sigma
Alf Palmer
Harmon Traxler
Arnold Carlson
Harry Adams
G. H. Wright
Flower Gift Hint to Win Her Favor
A letter offers a sure-fire method to please a woman by sending a box of the best grown flowers. Terese Green is named with phone number 4565 and address 414 B Main St for arranging the gift.
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Terese Green
French Club Picnic Monday Night At University Woods
French club activity moves to a campus picnic Monday in the University woods behind Engleman hall at 7 p.m. Lillian Antonelli and Helen Swisher head arrangements. Students with at least two years French in high school or one year in college are invited and asked to sign the attendance sheet on Kent hall third floor before morning. Chestnut Burr announces club pictures Thursday Oct 9 in front of Merrill hall.
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University Woods
Engleman Hall
P. m
Lillian Antonelli
Helen Swisher
Kent Hall
Chestnut Burr
Merrill Hall
Men's Union Executive Council Set To Convene Evening
The executive council of the Men's union will meet tonight at 6 in the Pine room of the Robin Hood. Dean Raymond E. Manchester confirms the gathering with council members Bob Mosher Joe Hart Frank O'Brien Bob Cook Dick Clark Fred Prasse and Pete Mango. Faculty attendees include Merle E. Wagoner and Dr. Lester Munzenmayer.
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Men’s Union
Robin Hood
Raymond E. Manchester
Dean of
Men
Bob Mosher
Joe Hart
Frank O'Brien
Bob Cook
Dick Clark
Fred Prasse
Pete Mango
Dean Manchester
Merle E. Wagoner
Lester Munzenmayer
Graner Receives Wisconsin Teaching Assistantship
Frank M. Graner, a former graduate assistant in the College of Business Administration, has been awarded a teaching assistantship in economics at the University of Wisconsin. He earned his master's degree this summer and will pursue his doctorate at Wisconsin.
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Frank M. Graner
College of Business Administration
University of Wisconsin
Graner
Wisconsin
Ml Lil Sis Like Tea Hot Dog Its All Free
The University Women's League discussed plans for the fall season led by Jane Doak as chairman. The Big Sister Little Sister tea will be held October 15 and 16 in the Moulton Hall music room to connect freshmen with upperclasswomen.
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University Women's League
Moulton Hall Music Room
Jane Doak
Wright Earns National Thespian By-Line
G Harry Wright associate professor of speech authored an article in the National Thespian magazine. He is a regular radio reviewer for the periodical. The issue also reviews the National Drama Festival at Indiana University last June and credits Prof E T Stump head of the school of speech Prof Yetta Mitchell associate professor of speech and Professor Wright for judging and lecturing capacities.
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G. Harry Wright
National Thespian
Indiana University
E.T. Stump
School of Speech
Yetta Mitchell
Wright
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