East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1959-06-11
Campus News

Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Rendlesham
and her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rendlesham
and their childen, Susan and Jack.
Ralph w. Bell, jr., 1341S
Second ave.; Charles Berman,
887 Eloise dr.; and Donald E.
Noack, 1866 Henderson rd.,
will be initiated into the Beta
Gamma Sigma chapter Of Wes-
tern Reserve University, TO-
morrow.
After initiation into the hon
orary society for business a
dinner will be served and Rog-
er R. Clouse, vice president
and secretary Of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Cleveland will
speak on the Importance Of a
good academic record.
David s. Trump, 1908 Oak
hill, has been initiated into the
Ohio State University chapter
of Alpha Omega Alpha, honor
ary medical society. Mr.. Trump
was selected as an undergrad
uate in the College Of Medicine
who has shown outstanding
scholastic ability.
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Marine Pfc. Ian NJ. Deutsch,
1882 N. Taylor rd. took part in
Operation "Twin Peaks" on Cali
fornia's southern coast from
May 17th to June End with
Marines from the First Marine
Division at Camp Pendleton,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kutch-
er, of Caledonia ave., have re-
turned from New Haven, Conn.,,
where they attended Com
mencement at Yale University.
Their son, Jim, who is a 1865
Shaw graduate, received his
bachelors degree in physics.
Jim plans to work on his mas
ters degree next winter at the
University Of Illinois.
Benedictine's outstanding ath-
lete, John D'Angelo, 1928 East
142nd St., has received a four
year basketball scholarship to
John Carroll University where
he intends to enter the college
Of Business Administration.
While at Benedictine, D'Angelo
was co-captain of the basket
ball team, on the Student Coun-
Gil, the honor roll, sergeant at
arms and president of the
sophomore class.
Receiving degrees from Kent
State University at graduation
ceremonies, June 18th will be
John E. Mulhauser, bachelor of
arts; Richard J. Follett, 1106
Carlyon rd., and Herbert B.
Shultz, jr., 1914 Knowles ST.,
bachelor of science in business
administration; Kay S. Burke,
ITO Page ave.; Robert A. Din
allo, 1879 Penrose ave-; and
Nancy J. Knowles, 1907 Fourth
ave-, (cum laude), bachelor of
science in education.
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Robert Mclaughlin, 1917
Potomac ave., has been initiated
into the Kent State University
chapter of Epsilon Pi Tau, in
ternational honor society in in
dustrial arts and industrial-vo-
cational education.
Miss Mary Lou Morgan, ju-
nior at Kent State University
and former resident of East
Cleveland, was recently initi-
ated into national honoraries
for sociology, psychology and
social science. Miss Morgan,
now of North Olmsted, recently
made the deans list and is
president Of the United Chris
tion Fellowship on campus.
She is the granddaughter of
Mrs. Whittier Morgan, of
Glenside I'd.
Miss Barbara Anne Farley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H.
Farley, 13508 Beaumont ST.,
was awarded q bachelor of arts
degree in literature at the Tooth
annual commencement of
Wheaton college (Illinois), June
9th.
Miss Earley's campus activi-
ties while at Wheaton included
Christian Service Council Cos
pei teams; 1858 Homecoming
committee; membership in
Lambda Iota Tau, national hon.
or society in the study of Eng