W A A Initiates Season With Dancing and Swimming
The Women's Athletic association opens its season with modern dancing soccer swimming and horseshoes. Induction last night introduced Kent coeds to the WAA program. Mildred Hunt Betty Ackley Judy Marshall Alita Boecker and Virginia Harvey head the activities with schedules posted for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Athletic Association
Kent
Sharks Club
Betty Ackley
Judy Marshall
WAA
Virginia Harvey
Alita Boecker
Gaultin Culler
Miss Marshall
Workshop experiences in a studio radio setting
A participant recounts being sent to Studio A then Studio B during a workshop. He notes the control room actions by Mr Capuder, the voice guidance over the intercom, and the recording of his reading of a humorous essay, with voice modulation and distance requirements.
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Aries
Studio A
Mr. Capuder
Studio B
Control Board
Newman Club Opens Year With Mixer At Rob inhood
The Newman club will meet Tuesday Oct 1 at 8 pm in the Rob inhood for a mixer after a short business session. Ray Hromco announces the event with freshmen welcome. committee members include Kay McGowan Vincent McDevitt Helen Elliott Robert Beuck and Betty Bowles.
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Newman Club
Robinhood
Ray Hromco
Kay McGowan
Vincent McDevitt
Helen Elliott
Robert Beuck
Betty Bowles
New Faculty Members To Be Dined By Club
The Faculty Women's club hosts a dinner for new faculty members and their wives on Friday October 19 at Twin Lakes Country Club. The program committee led by Mrs. Gerald Chapman arranges the event with officers Dr. Grace Sherrer president and Mrs. Arden L. Allyn vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lakes Country Club
Gerald Chapman
E. W. Crecraft
Pearl Phillips
Grace Sherrer
Arden L. Allyn
Alumni and Staff Moves At Local Schools
Hartville alumnus Réed Conrad joins South western Rural board of education to teach physics chemistry and biology at Dell Rey high. Frederic Bundy teaches government at Ohio University. Virginia Patterson handles fifth grade at Columbia township school. Denzil White teaches in East Palestine. Dolores Lang leads first and second grades in Mesopotamia. Richard Emoons studies astronomy at USC. Joseph Rinaldi teaches in Garrettsville. Emmons married Phyllis Good of Canton. Rinaldi wed Mary Ann Parmigan of Ashtabula, a Kent graduate.
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Hartville
Réed Conrad
Southwestern Rural Board of Education
Dell Rey
Frederic O. Bundy
Ohio University
Virginia Patterson
Columbia Township
Denzil W. White
Palestine
Dolores Lang
Mesopotamia
Richard H. Emoons
University of Southern California
Joseph Rinaldi
Garrettsville
Emmons
Rinaldi
Phyllis Good
Canton
Mary Ann Parmigan
Ashtabula
Kent
Join The Workshop And Record Your Script
The speaker explains that interested people should write their own script and report to the studios for an audition next week from 3 to 5 p m. He notes the studios look metropolitan and big time, suggesting many applicants could be accommodated.
Church Services And Programs On Campus This Sunday
University church groups announce evening services and Sunday schools across multiple parishes. Speakers include Dr Wayne McQueen and Rev Edward Hamme with student leaders Gordon Knapp and John Boda performing organ music.
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Wesley Foundation
Wayne McQueen
Steubenville
Garrettsville
North Hill
Akron
High Street Church
Barberton
John Boda
Lorain
Haydn
Wesley Sponsors Hay Ride Tonight
The Wesley foundation sponsors an annual fall hay ride departing Moulton hall at 7 30 p m. The three wagon procession travels along Horning road past Meadowview golf course and returns via route 5 about 11 p m. Entertainment chairman Marjorie Frankhouser leads the event with refreshments served.
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Wesley Foundation
Moulton Hall
Horning Road
Meadowview
Marjorie Frankhouser
Religious Services and Activities Around Town
Morning worship at First Christian led by Rev. S. M. Kelker with the dedication topic. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. taught by Clayton E. Alden. Rev. D. S. MacDonald leads 10:30 a.m. service on Progress or Stagnation in Christian Living. Young People meetings and university classes noted. Fireside session at parsonage with Prof. E. Turner Stump. First Universalist: services at 9:45 a.m. followed by church school. Murray club gathering at 6:30 p.m. with Maxine Weiss leading.
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E. Turner Stump
First Congregational Church
Faith Lutheran Church
Fred Duckwitz
Arthur Ziegler
Trinity Lutheran Church
Edward Hamme
University League
Church of the Brethren
Huey Frame
E. A. Edwards
Quincy Lechrone
Thornville
Christ
Evangelist Lechrone
S. M. Kelker
First Christian Church
Young People
Clayton E. Alden
Roosevelt High School
D. S. MacDonald
Gordon Knapp
University
Methodist Church
A. L. Heer
J. A. McIinturff
Wesley Foundation
Wayne McQueen
Steubenville
Bob Clemmons
Wesley
S. A. Harbourt
Edward Willcox
Young Peoples
First Universalist Church
W. W. Warner
C. A. Hallenbeck
Murray Club
Maxine Weiss
Vice President To Be Elected At Club Fienie
Organized to foster professional spirit among health and physical education majors and minors the HPE club opens the fall season with a picnic on Thursday Oct. 3 at university grills. Dues are 25 cents a year and 20 cents for the picnic. The vice president will be elected at the picnic followed by dancing in 115 Kent hall with music by recordings. The stunt committee includes Ethel Baun Betty Ackly Bill Ort and Ed Boyle.
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HPE Club
University Grills
Don Sinn
Art Lave
Kent Hall
Ethel Baun
Betty Ackly
Bill Ort
Ed Boyle
Kent State Forms All Girl Concert Band Practice
Approximately 50 girls met for the first practice of Kent State University's newly formed all girl concert band. Regular sessions will be Thursdays at 4 p.m. in a room to be announced. Roy D. Metcalf will direct. Mae Ochentreider led the initial session in his absence.
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Kent State University
Roy D. Metcalf
Mae Ochenreider
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