Fraternities And Sororities Plan For Homecoming Season
Fraternities and sororities outline Homecoming events across campus. Alpha Omega hosts alumnae dinner and decoration plans with Enola Christian and Elizabeth Tucker co chairing, Rita Allendorf chairing social bets, and Dorothy Rug gles named Founder's Day chair. Beta groups organize open houses, luncheons, and new member activities with named leaders and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Omegas
Enola Christian
Elizabeth Tucker
Marjorie Thompson
Jane Doak
Marjorie Brock
Rita Allendorf
Betty Line
Social Bcards
Jean Culhan
Calendar of student clubs and rehearsals schedule
The calendar lists events for Wednesday and Thursday including Psychology club at 1 p m in Merrill Hall, play rehearsal in the auditorium 7 to 10 p m, YMCA mixer at Kent Hall 7 to 9 30 p m, and social dancing at Wills gym 8 to 10 p m. On Thursday the Women's Athletic Association sport show at Wills gym 4 to 6 p m, and Men's glee club rehearsal in the auditorium 4 to 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Hall
YMCA
Kent Hall
Wills Gym
Women’s Athletic Association
Wills
Glee Club
Officers Appointed At Fresh Dorms Engleman Hall
The three university dorms appoint nine week officers in Lowry Moulton and Engleman. Lowry officers include Marjory Jacot president and Kay McGowan second vice president with several posts listed. Moulton appoints Norma Jackson president and Lillian Antonelli vice president among others. Engleman selects floor vice presidents Wileen Woochter Sue Snyder and Rosalie Christian to lead weekly floor meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Moulton
Marjory Jacot
Betty Chapman
Women's League
Kay McGowan
Betty McCurdy
Elizabeth Renz
Jeanette Morgan
Virginia Marti
Enola Christian
Joan Smith
Moulton Hall
Norma Jackson
Lillian Antonelli
Elfriede Wachtic
Alita Boecker
Betty Duff
Engleman Hall
Wileen Woochter
Sue Snyder
Rosalie Christian
Home Economics Club Opens Social Season Picnic
The Home Economics club hosts a 5 p m picnic at University grille to welcome freshmen and upperclassmen. Committee head Jean Evans and assistants Jeanette Morgan Mary Kay Balser Arlene Chamberlain Dorothy Snyder Louise Fagely and Virginia Marti plan the event with a 25 cent cost for all majors and minors in the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Grille
Jean Evans
Jeanette Morgan
Mary Kay Balser
Arlene Chamberlain
Dorothy Snyder
Louise Fagely
Virginia Marti
Aunt Jack and Beta Arrive at Sorority House in Kent State Tale
Mrs. Walter J. Canfield arrives from Youngstown to serve as housemother at the Beta Gamma sorority house. The veteran nurse and organizer brings a warm spirit and Kent State promise, replacing Mrs. Bertha Sherman. She has long served on state boards and led arts and music groups in Youngstown. A 1940 coupe named Beta accompanies her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Allen
Jack
Stater
Walter J. Canfield
Youngstown
Beta Gamma
Kent State
Canfield
Bertha Sherman
Red Cross
Tainton
Devonshire
England
Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation of Music Clubs
Youngstown Art Alliance
National Consumers
Ohio
Beta
Extracurricular Tales and Faculty Summer Plans
The article highlights a campus wedding of Dr. Leonard Bloom and Gretch en Cooke on Aug 31 in Cuyahoga Falls. It lists faculty who contributed to a teacher education workshop at Ohio State from July 29 to August 16 and notes various staff vacations across the region. It mentions Edith Rowlen and Dorothy Thompson as notable residents, plus Willkie's speech heard nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Bloom
Boston
Cuyahoga Falls
Gretchen Cooke
Kent
John L. Blair
A. W. Stewart
Adrian van Wyen
Florence G. Beall
A. L. Heer
Frank N. Harsh
A. O. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
College of Education of
Commission On Teacher Education
American Council On Education
Ohio State University
W. L. Simmons
Maine
New Brunswick
Dr. Simmons
C. E. Satterfield
Kenneth “Pop” Pringle
Wisconsin
A. Sellen Roberts
Canada Way
Skeleton Lake
Edith Rowlen
Spokane
Wash
Redwoods
California
San Francisco
W. M. Williams
Dexter
Mama Dexter
Massachusetts
Constantine Alexopoulos
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Leon Stephan
Alabama
R. E. Manchesters
Mexico
C. C. Kochenderfer
Pennsylvania
Oscar H. Williams
Elwood
Ind
Wendell Willkie
Williams
Willkie
Editor Calls Meeting for Kent Stater Staff
An urgent meeting is set for anyone wishing to work on the Kent Stater staff for the coming year. The gathering will be in the Stater office Room 113 Merrill Hall at 4 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Sigma Phi
Gamma Sigs
Esther Schorr
Helen Pfeifer
Jane Stringer
Ruth Keppler
Merry Allen
Hope Byrne
Evelyn Bowles
Kent Stater
Stater
Merrill Hall
Lost Pearl and Black Sheaffer Pen Belongs to Bill Starn
A lost pearl and black life time Sheaffer fountain pen is missing. Please return to Bill Starn for a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Starn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Omega
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Tri Sigs
Lake Stafford
Jean Marie Johnston
Marge Minor
Marge Suppes
Lilian Kochenderfer
E. Main
Dorothy Ruggles
Betty Campbell
June Thomas
Pauline Fagert
Helen Ann McCarthy
Rush
June Arnold
Reita Mehlenbacker
Hazel Fagert
Helen Rothermund
Margie Long
Pi Kappa Sigma
Pi Kapps
Arlynn Schmidt
Hazel Williams
Edith Brown
Kappa Sig
Mary Catherine Eichenlaub
Theta Sigs
Dot McClelland
Theta Sig
Jane Quinby
Helen Dodge
Pearl Harris Hean Adams
Robin Keith
Maxine Porter
Phi Alpha Alpha
Phi Alpha Sorority
Summit Street
Kappa Mu
KMK
University
Bob Patterson
Kmk’s
Henry LaTorraca
Don Serrale
Stanley Caulister
Alpha Phi Beta
Bill Cropley
Charles Eichorn
George Fleischer
Millard Downs
Betas
Sigma Tau Gamma
Bill Swallow
Hal Martin
Gamma Athletic Association
Ross McCafferty
Bob Mosher
Bob Drew
Delta Pi Sigma
Weiner
Campus
Delta Pi Sigma Fraternity
Earl Cochran
Joe Lenner
Weiners
Fred Vacha
Steve Foltin
Warner Dixon
Alfred Palmer
Eddy Boyle
Sorority
Dorothy Thompson
Nebraska
Joe Calta
Lowry Hall
K.S. A
Wright
Main Street
Brady Kent
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