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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1940
Page
3
Freshman women living off campus are invited to an informal party in the Women’s League recreation room at Moulton hall from 7 to 9 tonight. The event aims to promote town off campus activity and collaboration with dorm residents in campus programs.
Upper class women form a counselor corps to ease freshmen transition. Fifteen counselors and 21 dormitory desk girls met with Dean Mary L Smallwood to plan enforcement of freshmen rules. A key decision sets dance attire at semi formal for women and dark evening dress for men at Friday’s Wills gym event.
Dr. Leebrick hosts the president and university first lady at a freshman reception tomorrow night from 7 30 to 10 30 at the home of Dr and Mrs K C Leebrick. Informality is stressed with hostesses drawn from wives of deans faculty and counselors and groups arranged by zones dorms or alphabetically for smooth contact.
The article lists outfits with suits for the men and blue and gold ribbons on the counselors blouses. The counselors recognized this week include Pauline Johnston Estella Holston Martha Rufener Reita Mehlenbacher Jane Stroup Ethel Walker Clara Biasella Peg Suppes Jane Rothermund Marge Thompson Betty Crampton Bertha Heichel Lindy Barch Sue Snyder and Peggy Camplejohn.
Freshman women and their parents met Dean Mary L Smallwood Assistant Dean Jeanne Parrish and head dormitory residents during a Sunday tea hosted by the Women s League from 3 to 4 PM at Lowry Hall Moulton Hall Summit Hall and the Home Economics dining room Off campus freshmen were welcomed by dormitory heads and Dean Parrish with help from upperclass counselors acting as hostesses.
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