Cleveland State University - Scene Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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John Kolar, Marguerite Lichtenherg, Paul Kuestner Lillian Kassak 1 Louise Segedy Mary Jane Kuiidviueller, Bill Osborne, Mrs. Osborne Mrs. Thiniini. Marianne Thunim Anna Kusniik. Leona Feiler, John Christman Othclla Johnson. Mrs. Christman, Mrs. Maria Hall

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I s r Brandschutz, President The German Club, largest of the language groups, steeped in tradition through the continued assistance of Miss Kaethe F. Lepehne, advisor for the last 20 years, is singular in that they are adamant to the view that they are a language and cultural club which disallows all discussions of religion and politics. They proudly attest that the German Club had continued meetings, out- ings, and social activities during the war while all other colleges were hastily disbanding their German Clubs. They have no membership drive, but people who are interested may get in touch with the officers. A membership committee of five then investigates and recommends them, subject to the approval and vote of the other members. However, once they become a member it is noth- ing unusual to have a member remain for fifteen years— which is possible as long as they pay dues, attend meetings and are willing to serve the club. Marjorie Grubaugh, Vice-Pesident Use Oertling Joan Lambros

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COllEGE SQUARE ' The play ' s the thing , especially with the fm f «f fWCl . progressive College Square Players. Everything il ' J ||k from acting to property selection (or a quick ' AwB ir ' ' L errand for cokes) comes within the scope of their ■- ' ij ' 4