May 27, 1976
BUILDING HOURS: The Rec/Ath Building and base gym will
be closed Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, May 29, 30, and
31 for Memorial Day.
IM SOFTBALL: Intramural softball games are soon to reach
a climax with championship play-offs only a few days away
at this writing. Team standings to date are as follows:
Fist City— 9 & 1
French Ticklers 9 & 1
Grand Wazoo
Bender Bros.-
Easy— 6 & 5
Bushwackers 5 & 6
Whiz Kids 5 & 8
Trojan Pros -4 & 8
Conglomeration 3 & 8
Wazoo II 3 & 9
Joint Effort 3 & 10
Pythons 1 & 11
IENNB TEAM: The Capitol Campus tennis team has ended
its regular scheduled season with 6 wins, 1 tie and 4 losses.
It was a very good season under the capable coaching of
Tom Coleman, plus the great playing ability of all team
members who are: Bariy Healy, Ron Hartman, Rich
Larmour, Steve Goldstein, Don Reich, Bob Gabler, Pete
Fuoco and Jim Abod.
INTRAMURAL BOWLING: By the time this issue reaches
you the bowling roll-offs will be over. They were scheduled
for Monday evening, May 24, and it is impossible to hazard a
guess as to the results! Too often top teams have been
“bowled over'’ in the play-offs. The “Stump Jumpers” had
been in the #1 spot for some weeks but were dropped into
third place before the season ended and their HI spot has
been dominated by the “Pumpers”!
Bowling rates among the more enthusiastic programs
offered on campus. There has always been a big response to
this sport each term, so we will look forward to another good
bowling season when fall term begins. To the graduating
seniors we say, farewell, good luck, we will miss you, but:
“Keep on rolling”!
C.C. Reader
Renaissance
Scholars
Announced
Provost Robert E.
McDermott, jn conjunction
with the directors of the
Renaissance Scholars Pro
gram, announces that Paula
Knight and Mark A. Kerestes
have been awarded Renais
sance scholarships for the
1976-77 academic year.
Knight is a 9th term
business major. Since be
ginning her studies at Penn
State, she has worked
part-time in the Public
Information Office on cam
pus and has also maintained
a better than B+ average.
As one of 88 recipients,
Knight was selected on the
basis of proven academic
ability.
Kerestes is a 9th term
student in electrical design
engineering technology. Pri
or to enrolling here, he
earned an associate in
engineering degree at the
Schuylkill Campus of Penn
State, graduating with high
distinction.
Kerestes was also se
lected by the directors of the
Renaissance Fund on the
basis of high academic
potential.
Correction
In our last issue we made a
mistake. The man who was
about to be jabbed in the
throat, by Yvonne Milspaw,
was not Martial Arts
Instructor, Charles Cavrich.
His name is Steve Norford,
and he is a student here.
* American Studies 491 *
presents *
* “Ten Nights in a Bar-Room” *
* *
1* [A temperance melodrama]
* by t
* William W. Pratt *
j[ *
a Wednesday, June 2, and Friday, *
* June 4,1976 at 8:00 p.m.
* *
* Penn. State Univ., Capitol Campus *
* auditorium - admission free *
* Performance Sunday, May 30, 1976 at 6:00p.m. *
* . at *
* William Penn Museum - auditorium #
*
XGI Reporter
Vince Johnson announced that the XGI Spring Picnic is
tentatively scheduled to be held at the Twin Grove Park
Campgrounds on June sth.
Congratulations to Sally Wallace for being sworn in as
the fraternity’s new Vice-President. Congratulations are also
in order for the following new members who drank the
fraternity friendship mug:
Bob Leader-lst mug, 8.3
seconds
2nd mug, couldn’t finish
Jimmy Owens-lst mug,
George stopped clock
2nd mug, 4 minutes,32
seconds (broke record of 1
minute,6 seconds)
Rudy Tracy-lst mug, 12.5
seconds
2nd mug, 21.2 seconds
Linda Steiner- Broke the old
record of 2.3 seconds with a
time of 2.1 seconds.
Myron Lebo said this was the best damn meeting so far
this year.
As of this writing, the XGrs just beat Fist City in softball by
the score of 23 to 21. This now leaves the XGrs record with
an impressive 10 wins and 2 losses.
The blood drive sponsered by the fraternity on April 29th
was very successful. Fifty-seven people took the time from
their busy schedules to donate a pint of their blood.
The XGrs would like to thank all those who participated.
Please keep in mind, our next drive will be in the fall term
of ‘76.
Good luck and best wishes to all graduating seniors and
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