Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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i Bl ■ k. w H - ' Bf vi B Allyn ROW 1: Pamela Schuller, Nancy Stirgwolt, Pat Myers, Lynn Sullivan, Claudia Gryvnak, Suzanne Mosher ROW 2: Michele Gold- ner, Eileen Heller, Elaine Geary, Nancy Dickerson, Karen George, Diane Hassfurther, Cheryl Santuro. 237

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ROW 1: Betty Boyce, Jan Smith, treasurer; Mary Kate Stevens, secretary; Kathy Dillon, president; Mary Beth Russell, judicial vice-president; Jan Firman, vice-president; Elizabeth Papas ROW 2: Janet Castor, Sandra Downey, Corinne Adel, Eileen Heller, Jackie Lewis, Jaycene Zuk, Lynn Bjork, Colleen Turney, Sharon Gray. Over one-hundred-fifty freshman girls, a new resi- dence counselor, and, for the first time, a dorm daddy have added extra pep and spirit to the lively pace set by Allyn Hall coeds. Their annual Halloween party, a hilarious tradition in which college women challenge the ugliness of Mother Nature ' s witches, is a favorite among the girls. Coed ' s memories are also quick to remember WHLO ' s cleanup visit to the hall fall quarter; the spring quarter party honoring those girls named to the Dean ' s list; and the many myster- ious fire drills that found them stumbling outside in trench coats, bedroom slippers and rollers. As yearly service projects a group of gals travel to Hudson Boys ' Farm for an evening of dinner, dancing and games. Residents also collect food for a needy family at Thanksgiving. The popular mixers in Eastway Center, the quiet blending of three hundred voices singing Silent Night at the Christmas program, the Campus Day float parties with Clark Hall, and the incentive for scholastic success provide outlets for extra energy and many warm memories for the residents of Allyn Hall.

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ROW 1: Malcolm Carstens, Thomas Marsh, Les Cheney, Steve Kaye ROW 2: Richard Mild, John Lang, Al Grywalski, Ken Shaw, John Hoffman, Jerry Camp- bell, Jerry Domer, Bill Lavin ROW 3: Tod Conway, Ken Wetzel, Gary Schatz, Mark Siegel, Dennis Tichy, Paul Kaser, Jack Bonar, Dennis Guenther. Men ' s Interhall Council At the head of six men ' s residence halls, thirty men ' s residence hall officers, and 2,181 men residents is the Men ' s Interhall Council. The council embroils itself in plotting and planning for such social activities as Residence Hall Week, the Queen of Queen ' s dance, and the annual Christmas party. Last year MIC became a member of the Na- tional Association of College and University Residence Halls. Six delegates attended the regional conference at the University of Rhode Island and exchanged ideas concern- ing residence hall programs with NACURH members from other Northeastern schools. The delegates were instrumental in having Kent State named as the site for this year ' s re- gional conference. ROW 1: Malcolm Carstens, treasurer; Thomas Marsh, president; Les Cheney, vice president; Steve Kaye, secretary. 288