Hay 22, 19&
CHIPPY’S LETTER TO :'ELVIH (cntinuod)
Until wc meet (for the first tine) I’ll cay c-1
ing your c lunns even if there were illy four.
THE SORORITY SPLURGES
A dinner was held Thursday, Hay 21, (last night) at Singlcy’c. The purp ’cc
of it was to have a last ninute gathering and to bid farewell t; the s:rorxty
girls Who are leaving. Gifts were presented t o Elice vriegcr, -*aric Jacko,
Joan Griesing, Hary Hacara, Habcl Lewis, and Jane Tressler. The girls bid a final
farewell to Hiss Dißubbn and after the dinner all the girls proceeded to Penn
State to attend Thursday evening dancing class*
"LITE BULLETIN"
HU DELTA SIG:iA ADOPTS CONSTITUTION
Wednesday evening in the ’lain L iungcthe last Hu Delta Signa Fraternity
neeting was called to order by President-Joe Bel vich. fnthe presence of their
Doan of Hen, Hr. Ralph N, Krecker, the constitution df the frat was read to the
members and after two proposed and passed amendments it was ad 'pted by a unaniri us
vote. The auditing committee c nprised >f John Carr, Dave Edwards, and Frank
Snida worked on the frat books with the Sigma treasurer—Jack Gr mniak—bef ore
the meeting and pr nptly at 7*l*s made .their,report t the fraternity members
who quickly accepted it.
' Vari us other measures were ’Sf ted upon and passed, but we understand
that thei. were strlctXy : rnu ) 7Delfa"SlgnaP However, Tony DeTond, Worn Hall, and
Bob Henney.Were elected t > the Intopin Council. These nen were elected, f o this
council because thby ; drd returning next year Hand because they arc capable of ■
filling officer positions until the regular officers take office after the
fraternity election.
Only 6 frat nenbers arc returning to Highacres next year and up >n their
shoulders falls the responsibility of upholding the fraternity's No. 1 sp t.
These frat men are Joe Arden, Norn' Hall, 'Bob Henriey, T >ny DeToma, John -is oda,
and Cal Shipman,... These leaving arc Pres. J >e Belovich, Vice-Pros, J hn Shark
'Wiczj Treasurer, Steve Warner and Jack,Grpmniakj and capable frat non: Pete
Pavuk, Andy ICarpinski, Short Snida, J.hwCarr,. Stan "illor, Carl ’Pillions, Jin
Elli tt, Ed Tote 'KcrutiSj'Priul Bain, Cyril Carr 'll, Ed Keller, and
Dave Edwards—quite a s lot of frat men wh s uro mill be missed ••wound here next.,
year for when they leave they will leave behind then nc of the' nicest impress x ns
ever left on H ighacreS by any one single’ rganizati n. Their list f activities
for'the college year of is a very large one. In athletics t they produced
a championship football team which list but no game all season, a chanpi nshin
baseball team which also lost but" ganej teams placing underthc nano
of the Yankee K ippers.,, In social .activities it was the frat that put n one of
the nicest programs that were hdld at 1 "ighaerps,—the annual, Christmas Party*.
At the evening dances it was the frat men (Dixieland Tree)—Pcliclc, Gr mniak,'
and' Eisiningor, wh > help boost Bob T xisho ’ s admirable' enterprise. V." he never the
cry. for help islicard— frat 1 hen will bo seen c' mihg tb the rescue. On
Parnassus the ; frat is equally'represented by Joe .Belovich,■ Love Edwards,. J hn
Carr; J ton Nisoda, and Cal Shipman. Gn the Athletic;C;nnittoo--the Signa displays
Jim Elliott, Tny DeT na, and Joe Belovich. In Student c uncil—the Center's
governing body—wo have President andy Karp'.hski, John Carr, treasurer, while
Cal Shipman, Frank Snida, and Nick Pelipk,fill up the Council positions. It has
beep fr<at men fr >n shaby clothedi'bt>iK^uh''43b i^-up7.t>on.;kb:cla'Ssy. : .drcsscd uSliors
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN
-ng. It’s been nice rcad
Chippy