Engleman Hall Elects Officers In Dormitory Election
Engleman hall holds an officer election in the dormitory lobby starting at 9 a.m. Betty Shutrump faces Isobel Shively for president while Janet Irons and Helen Platt Benton run for vice president. Other races include secretary Margaret Kepner vs Marilyn Waltz, treasurer Helen Klika vs Madge Kime, social chairmen Jeri Petzel vs Doris Wilkes, and fire warden contenders Nancy McNutt vs Mary Unkrich.
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Engleman Hall
Betty Shutrump
College of Liberal Arts
Isobel Shively
Janet Irons
College of Education
Helen Platt Benton
Margaret Kepner
Marilyn Waltz
Helen Klika
Madge Kime
Jeri Petzel
Doris Wilkes
Nancy McNutt
Mary Unkrich
Paul Horton Named Instructor at Western Michigan College
Paul B. Horton, a 1939 Kent State graduate with cum laude BA, has been appointed an instructor in the sociology department at Western Michigan College. He previously taught at Butler University for two years and has experience at Duke University as a graduate assistant and at Ohio State University with a fellowship and later an assistantship.
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Paul B. Horton
Kent State University
Western Michigan College
Butler University
Duke University
Ohio State University
Jazz Fantasia Seeks Musicians For Merrill Hall Band
Professor Metcalf announces first activity of the year a parade in November. Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p m room 309 Merrill hall invite players of French horns oboes trumpets tubas and drummers with others welcome. Drum majors and majorettes urged to attend rehearsals.
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Merrill Hall
Metcalf
Kappa Delta Pi Elects Officers Plans Year Activities
Lorayne Shumway was elected president with Marceleen Riley as vice president Grace Mc Clary as secretary treasurer and Dr A L Heer as acting counselor at the educational honorary meeting Officers set the first Thursday of each month as regular meeting day and discussed programs including a panel discussion for high school students on Student Teachers.
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Kappa Delta Pi
Lorayne Shumway
Marceleen Riley
Grace McClary
A. L. Heer
Mary Lou Johnson Engaged to Robert P Sloan
Mr and Mrs O W Johnson of Ravenna announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lou Johnson to Robert P Sloan son of Mrs S B Sloan of Ravenna Sloan a former Army lieutenant and bombardier in Italy was a Mount Union College student and member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mary Lou attended University Liberal Arts as a freshman and belongs to Gamma Sigma Phi sorority.
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Mary Lou
O. W. Johnson
Ravenna
Miss Johnson
Robert P. Sloan
S. B. Sloan
University
College of Liberal Arts
Gamma Sigma Phi Sorority
Sloan
Air Corp
Italy
Mount Union College
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Transfer Tea Date Set For Oct 28
Wednesday October 24 was announced as the date for the Transfer Tea by Marion Anderson, the committee chair, with plans for the event on October 28.
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Marion Anderson
YWCA Cabinet Meeting Called by President
YWCA president Mary Unkrich announces an important cabinet meeting today at 4 p.m. in room 208 Kent Hall and requires every member to be present.
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YWCA
Kent Hall
Mary Unkrich
Miss Fletcher Publishes Article on Ohio Voting Patterns
Miss Mona Fletcher associate professor of political science has an article in the National Municipal Review titled Ohio's Fun in the Voting Booth. It argues Ohio strengthens majority party control while minority influence wanes and notes long term party loyalty with urban split tickets creating unpredictability.
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Mona Fletcher
National Municipal Review
Ohio
Fletcher
Blue Key Outlines Activities for Year
Plans for the coming year were discussed at a Blue Key meeting held last Wednesday October 10. Richard Dussel was recommended to President George A Bowman to serve on the Athletic Policy committee. Meetings will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays each month with time and place to be determined.
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The
Blue Key
Richard Dussel
George A. Bowman
AWVVS Plans Elections For Vacant Offices
Elections for a new co chairman and enrollment manager of AWVS will be held Tuesday Oct 16 in room 108 Kent hall. All former members are asked to attend as volunteer service plans for the year are discussed. The posts are vacant due to the withdrawal of Louise Kalstrom and Delores Williamson from the university.
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AWVS
Kent Hall
Louise Kalstrom
Delores Williamson
University
Nothing's Too New For Debs Of Campus Fashion Reigns
Fashion-minded students praise the latest campus debs outfits at Sunday's Round Robin tea. Mercedes Sanchez wore a yellow and brown striped suit with a tied belt, Dorothy Ruznak a green and white checked suit with matching hat, and Mary Sisler a raspberry suit with gold buttons and black accessories. Other outfits include Fibi Steiner blue and white seersucker peddle-pushers, Jan Kemp and Pauli Klein bright plaid slacks, Sis Lewandowski fuschia slacks with a yellow pullover, and Julie Judh grey corduroy with inter woven plaid.
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Mercedes Sanchez
Dorothy Ruznak
Mary Sisler
Fibi Steiner
Jan Kemp
Pauli Klein
Sis Lewandowski
Julie Judh
Gammas To Hold Smoker At North Lincoln Fraternity
Sigma Tau Gamma to host an open smoker from 7:30 to 10 p m Thursday Oct 18 at 202 North Lincoln Street. Don Moore president announces refreshments and entertainment including pool cards and ping pong. John Thomas Rollie Walk co chairmen and Bob Taylor assists.
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Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Don Moore
Lincoln Street
John Thomas
Rollie Walk
Bob Taylor
Barich Speaks Before Clubs On Veterans Training
Dewey Barich coordinator of veteran affairs at the university addressed the Republican Women's club on The Training of the Returning Service Man. He will speak Friday October 19 to the Blue Star Mothers of Kent at the Elks club following a Pacific war experiences talk yesterday to the Canton Legion club.
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Barich
Blue Star Mothers of Kent
Elks Club
The
Pacific
Canton Legion Club
Novotny to Judge Cuyahoga Falls Art Show
Professor E Ladislaw Novotny will judge the First Annual Show by the Art and Study Institute of Cuyahoga Falls from October 17 to 31. Exhibits in all media compete for prizes including ten dollars for first in water color and oils. Ribbons honor first to honorable mention. Institute hours are 2 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays, 2 to 4 p.m. other days.
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E. Ladislaw Novotny
Art and Study Institute of
Cuyahoga Falls
Front Street
Independents Rally To Sponsor Rummage Sale
Independents plan a rummage sale and call for donations of rummage material. Contact Frieda Ludwig in Moulton Alice Cox in Lowry Lee Shene fiel Lynn Frericks or Grace Lem ley in Engleman for contributions.
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Frieda Ludwig
Moulton
Alice Cox
Lowry
Lee Shenefiel
Lynn Frericks
Grace Lemley
Engleman
Dean Blair to Address Mount Union Alumni in Cleveland
John L. Blair dean of the college of education will speak to Mount Union alumni at a Cleveland luncheon October 26. His topic is Our Graduate Work at KSU. The event coincides with the NECTA convention session in Cleveland on the same day.
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John L. Blair
College of Education
Mount Union College
Cleveland
KSU
NECTA
Hospital Phone Number Update Noted
Notice states the University Hospital telephone number is 4821, replacing the earlier 4721 listed in the K book. The correction affects contact for patient services and hospital inquiries.
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University Hospital
Calendar Tuesday listings for campus events
October 1 schedule shows work on stage auditorium at 2 5 p m with YWCA cabinet at Kent hall and Freshman class at Mc Gilvrey club 317 Kent hall. Phi Beta Phi meets at Merrill 107 from 7 to 10 p m with additional 4 p m sessions listed.
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Y.W.C.A
Kent Hall
McGilvrey Club
Phi Beta Phi
Merrill
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