Armory
Slated For
New Roof
VOL XXII, No. 59
Berryhill, Feight, Stone -
Get Class Presidencies
McWilliams, Greenshields, Leyda Head
SeCretary Aspirants---Webb, Delp,
Gilder, Are Treasurers
After Tuesday and Wednesday's
voting, Penn State's class government
passed' into new hands. Forty-eight
students were chosen for the new of
ficers of 1928, 1129 and 1930.
C. C. Berryhill, with 288 votes, C.
D. Feight, with 218 ballots and W.
A. Stone, favored by 145 students,
were elected to the senior, junior and
sophomore class presidencies over El.
B. Von Neida, E. J. Lockwood and
J N. Stahlev. The majorities, in the
respective elasses,mere 135, G 2 and 71
Secretary and Treasurer
By a majority of eighteen votes P
A. McWilliams received the senior
secretary post over L G Lehman,
while D D. Greenshields and W. 13
Lcyda were far ahead in the ballot
for junior and sophomore positions.
Class treasurers are B T Webb with
319 Notes, G S. Delp, favored by 276,
and J. E Gilder, with 9G ballots.
Editor-m-chief of La Vie west to
J. W. Brandt with 222 votes, while
W. S. Creel with 196 ballots was narn
cil business manager H C. Williams,
181, and R. C Gender, 161, will be
associate editors with J K. Rankin,
having 173 votes, as advertising man
ager.
From the Class of 1928 C H
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TRACKMEN MEET
NAVY TOMORROW
Lions Favored to Beat Middies
At Annapolis—Strong in
Track Events
CAUTMELL TAKES I:0ga -
SQUAD - FOR : INITIAL TILT
A strong Penn State track team
leases today for Annapolis to engage
the Navy tomorrow in the first dual
meet of the year Little is known
shout - the Navy runners hut Coach
Cartmell's strength is well distributed
and the Nittany mentor is favored to
score his fourth straight victory over
the Middies. In four meets with the
Midshipmen, Penn State has been vic
tor except in 1923, the year in which
Nate Cartmell assumed direction of
the Blue and White traeksters.
Navy's sprint men should offer no
trouble to Bartholomew, Filkins and
Kilmer who will enter the 100 and
220-yard dashes Davis, Sands, Kar
bach ale Cartmell's entries in the
quartet-mile splint
Lions Strong In Mile
Offenhausel, Smith and Kittle
should account for at least eight
points in the half-mile while Cox, in
door intercollegiate one-male cham
pion, Captain Stewart and Hdlffrieh,
ale expected to score heavily in the
one-mile event. Foumere, 'Reis and
Haskins are the Nittany trio entered
in the two-mile.
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Penn State Club Signs
- Campus Owls for May
Twenty-seventh Dance
After considering several local or
chestras for its May Hop, the Penn
State Club has engaged John Henzey
and his Campus Owls to furnish the
music for the All-College function to
be held on May twenty-seventh in
the Armory. Dancing will start at
nine and continue until one o'clock,
!nem ding to W. I. Fiedler '2B, chair
man of the dance committee
Decotilting is being done entirely
by the committee, and several color
and lighting schemes are now being
considered A variety of novelties and
price dances have also been planned
together with a poster contest. Post
ers must contain at least two colors
and should be handed to W L. Fied
ler, 234 S. Pugh street, no later than
May twentieth. A complimentary
ticket will be awarded for every two
posters accepted.
MANDOLIN CLUB CHOOSES
LEADERS FOR NEXT YEAR
The Mandolin Club elections for next
year resulted in the choosing of P.
Tulenko '2B, president; R. B. Atkinson
'2B, vice.president; William Simon, Jr.,
'2B, secretory, W A. Stroup '2B, J. D.
Martz, Jr: '29, and F. N Volk '3O,
managers, and J. E. Venable '2B, li
indmau.
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.11 run ~#4tair
I Will Hold Fittings for
' Caps and Gowns Today
Seniors whose names full be
tween S and It will report at
Montgomery's from six to eight- i
thuty o'clock this evening for
cap and gown measurements;
those between II and Z, Satur
day. Late comers will be fined
fifty cents.
GRANT AWARDS ON
SCHOLARSHIP DAY
Prizes To Be Given During Last
Two Morning Periods on
May Nineteenth
CHANCELLOR BOWMAN
IS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Numerous scholarship awards, in,
eluding the White Fellowship of SIY
hundred dollars for giaduate wadi,
and the valious elections to honorary
societies will be announced at the
Scholarship Day exercises in the Au
ditorium dining the last too hauls
next Thursday morning
The College Senate has granted an
official two-peicod holiday during the
Scholarship exercises, at which Chan
cellor J. G. Bowman, head of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh, will be the most
notable speaker. Dr B. D "Hetzel
will preside at the gathering. The
Glce-Cldb'is• alto-hiked ent,the'lliOrn
lag's program - `
Chancellor Bowman is a graduate
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PRESIDENT HETZEL WILL
REVIEW COLLEGE R. O. T. C
Inter-company Competition and
Athletic Contests Mark
Field Day Program
President lletael will 1 OVIONV the
Penn State P. 9. T. C unit at the
annual Field Day celebration sched
uled foe Friday afternoon, May twen
ty-seventh As is customary, a gen
mat half-holiday will be en effect that
afternoon
Following the review, a manual of
arms competition will take place, in
which one man will rem c.sent each
company. The President's medals in
gold, save', and bronze will be award
ed to the three men placing highest
in the contest A competitive com
pany drill is next on the pi ogrum
The winning company will iccene the
honor guidon and each member will
be presented with a iibbon by the
Scabbaid and Blade fiaternity
Wall Scaling Contest
Four athletic events has e been
clrosen for this year's Field Day.
Eight men from each company will
take part in the wall scaling contest
and another eight to the centipede
race Ir the shoe race and the equip.
meet race one man will represent
each platoon Useful prizes donated
by local merchants will be awarded
to winners of first, second and third
places in these events, which mill be
judged by the local reserve office..
Two sabres presented by Scabbard!
and Blade will be awarded, one to the
best officer for the past two veers in
the infantry regnnent, the other to
the best officer in the engineering.
regiment.
Yearling Tossers Will
Oppose Wyoming Team
Coach Leo Houck's freshman base
ball team will line up against the Wy
oming Seminary tossers on New Beav
er diamond tomorrow with ps actinlly
the same group which appeared
against Kiski last week
Either Captain Gettings or Lock
erd will draw the pitching assign
ment with Pasana behind the bat. At
first base either Kahn or Stnhley will
be on duty with Runt, Spear and
Wolf at their accustomed places. The
outfield will be chosen from Penni:
cam, Bistros, Fry, Batdorf and Sch.
resider. Last year's freshman nine
uowned the Kingston seminarians by
an S-G
STATE COLLEGE,
CHARLES SCHWAB
ADDRESSES OPEN
INDUSTRIAL GROUP
MEETING TONIGHT
Former College Trustee Will
Speak at Gathering in
Gift Auditorium
WILL BE DINNER GUEST
Scats Hare Been Reserved for
Two Hundred Delegates
To Conference
Chmles M . Schoab, former trustee
of the College and at present chair
man of the board of directors of the
Bethlehem steel corporation, will
speak at eight o'clock tonight on
"Sentiment in Business" in the Audi
torium which is his gift to Penn State
This talk will be the principal one at
a meeting, open to the public, of the
'Hush al Conference.
President R. D. Helsel, Judge H. W.
Mitchell, Senator Sardom of Scranton
and members of the ezecutice commit
tee of the Hoard of Trustees of the
College will be present at the annual
dinner for those attending the Con
ference, at sic forty 7 five o'clock in
McAllister Hall at which Mh. Schwab
will be the guest of the College. Mem
bers of the Central Pennsylvania sec
tion of the American Society of Me
chanical Engineers have been in t ited
to attend as the occasion will be in
the nature of a recognition of Ms
Schwab us President of that organiza
tion
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NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT
WILL MARK FARMERS BALL
Ted Brownagle's Arcadians Will
' Play. SpeciaLNambers .in,..',.. ,
Variety Program
Post Move-up Day apparel will be
in style for the Ag All-College dance
m the Arin'ory on Malay night, Slay
twentieth, announces the cominittee
in charge
Seniors clad in Lion suits and ion
iois in their newly acquired blazers
will add atmosphere to the decorations
of natural greenery set off by low
hung, subdued, colored lights. Ted
Bromnagle and his Arcadians of
Hairisburg, scheduled to play fat the
occasion will provide several novelty
entertainment numbers during the
manipulation of oboe, saxophone, clar
inet, alto sailusophone and oetavian
In addition, several accomplished
Milieus from the student body have
been secured to give an exhibition
black bottom d ince ,These numbeis
mill be interspeised with dance music
and feature selections by members of
thu orchestra.
Dancing will continue horn eight
to heel. o'clock Tickets which have
been on sale this week by members
of the committee, may be seemed next
week at Co-op The subscription
mice .11 be two dollar s.
NII NU ALPHA ELECTIONS
N I Cockiey '27
D T. Faust '2B
J P Jcae '2B •
E C Matheson '2B
J E. Morns '2B
E. M. Peek '2B
W. S. Suns '2B
E. C. Everett '29
P V. Mee '2O
I'IRMI NOUS ELECTIONS
T J. Costello '2B
W. J IlleLaughltn '26
ARMORY, RE-SHINGLED, STARTS
LIFE ANEW WITH CLEAN SLATE
Indoor baselpill, nummal painting
and severe weather conditions are the
joint causes to which the necessity of
te-roofing the Armory, is attributed.
And with the old tool will disappear
the numerals not only of classes now
in College but of classes which have
long since passed hone the shadow
of Old Main. Indeed the Armoiy at
last has the opportunity of tenewing
life with a clean slate. However, the
roof will not remain undecorated long,
since the i.lasses who have their let
teis removed intend to repaint them
and within several weeks the freshmen
will display theirs for the first tone.
Delving amid the traditions of Penn
State, we find that one spring in the
infancy of the College a capricious
freshman conceived the idea of as
tounding upperclassmen and the fac
ulty by painting his class numerals
upon the roof of Old Mau. With the
PA., FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1927
P.rs Encounter
Netmen Today
Raquete
Lehig
,netmen left yesterday
MT=
,
where they soul encoun.
tennis aggregation the
llthough they have been
ason, the Lehigh team
provide strenuous op-
Nittuny group.
ed Bethlehem
for Bethlehem
ter rho Lehigh
afternoon. A
defeated this-.'
is expected t,
',outwit to tht
Sullivan,
wieldo, will tied hunself matched
against Rosen erger, a plomising
sophomore cot rtman. MatConatt,
Henkel, Cooped and McCabe will oc
cupy the reman ng four courts in the
singles In dm loubles matches, the
illacCowatt-Ilinkel and Cooper-Rosen
beeper combinatious ale lilsely to see
berme.
STRONGNILLANOVA
NINE WILL PROVIDE
BATTLE FOR LIONS
Veteran Team To Face Nittany
Bat Bearers Tomorrow on
New Beaver Diamond
HENSIL IS EXPECTED TO
PITCH FOR VISITING TEAM
Regular Lineup Picked to Play
Against Baseball Team
Frinii Main Line
Penn State , - baseball team will
meet a strong 7illanov,i. attn_k here
tomorrow on Niw Boas ci diamond at
two-thit
Villanova; with a record of eight
!wins in twelve liontet,ts, will move a
I heavy contendei,' for victory over the
Nittany combination Among the
major teams 43; feated by the Main
I Liners me Ford nom, Lehigh, and Mid
(Rebury, while Arineeten,_ Providence,
I Holy Cross tenii, Boston college have
taken the
.. mca id, the Phdadelph.
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Villanova freshman pitching
luminary, is expected to start against
tho Lions and moll be supported by
or experienced team
The yearling lefthardei is the main
rtay of the hurling staff, hosing woo
three games and lost two, the duo of
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Sophomore Soccermen
Win From Juniors, 4-0
Pryirg off the hd of the inteid,is.
soceet tournament, the sophomoieb
defeated the juniors .1-0, Wednesday
or the drill field
G P Lippincott '27, captain of last
}ear's soecm team, had chai go of the
Sophomores while d L Chouy
captain of next fall's team, coached
the Juniors
The freshman team played the bon
gos yesterday. Nest Tuesday the
yearlings wall meet the plums. The
semms and sophomores dill ellsh on
Wednesday and bhe seniors mill op
pose the Juniors Thtnsday
TOPIAN SOCIETY HOLDS
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Election of officers for next tear
was held by the Toman club, land
scope eaclotectuial societ , at a I ecent
meeting T. W Namlet, api eminent
landscape inchitcct of Patsbuigh, ad
dressed those mesent upon the sub-
Act, "Methods of Attacking the Job."
Tho follso mg officers loose elected
Paul Tulenho '2B, president, R. 21
Gemmdl '29, mepresldent, II B Aul
'29, secretary, R. W. Rhoda '29, treas
urer.
aid of sevcial classmates and fell°,
conspnators he was lowered one night
from the round tower of the budding
with a can of paint and a Mush in
his hands. It was a petilous trip.
The nett morning when girded by
the glaring numerals the faculty was
not only astounded—it was shocked
Year after year as Commencement
day drew near each fieshman class
would repeat the procedure and be
cause of the Afficulty ovals ml would
select one of the smallest members of
the class to be loweied on a rope firm
the tower and do the actual painting
And connect after stannic', although
dreading the job, the repair clew
I would conscientiously paint out the
numerals. One class even went to the
trouble of preparing a canvas lion and
suspending it horn the tower.
But the tower was condemned and
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Totirgiatt.
FOUR CLASSES WILL DON NEW ATTIRE
TOMORROW FOR ANNUAL MOVE-UP DAY
All-College Dance in Armory, With Two Orchestras
Playing Continuous Music, Will Conclude Gala
Program--
W. I'. REED TO DELIVER
ORATION AT CEREMONY
Sings on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Will Comprise
Group Music Program
Tiachtional college activities w ill
not cease with the closing of the sum
mons Move-up Day events tomorrow
Ivy Day, uhndh is scheduled for six
forty-five o'clock Monday evening at
the west end of Old Main and which is
the second planting celebrahon since
its chchne n decade ago, will murk
the tevival of an old senior custom.
FoHoming the ceremonial planting
of Vagmia weeper about the malls
of Old Main in niemoly of the present
senior class, members null adjourn
to the fund steps of Old Main to par.
taipate in the fist of the college
sings from seven to seven-twenty
o'clock in the c‘ening W P. Reed
has been chosen to delver the Ivy Day
oration ,
Three sing, in all comprise the
musical program of the seniors. The
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STICKMEN PREPARE
FOR LEHIGH GAME
Lacrossemen Gained Weallh.of
• Experience in Cornell,
Syracase Games
FOUR REGULARS ARE ON
NITTANY'S INJURED LIST
A vs ealth of experience and lacrosse
knowledge instead of the desired vic
tories onus the result of the recent
games played by the Lion stick-men
their invasion of the Syracuse and
Cornell camps last Thutsday and Sat
inday. Such, at least, is the opinion
of Coach Thine Paul who believes the
Nen, Yolk tom has helped his proteges
,mpi one in every department of the
game
At pi esent the lacrosse mentor r,
buatlt engaged in sunning his squad
through intense drills, conditioning
and scrm•maging them in preparation
for the Lehigh encounter Mat twenty-
Inst. Dining the past few dupe the
Mittens cross-voelders base been rest
ing after their strenuous New York
engagements
Sioce the i esumptmn of regular
dull two day. ago, Conch Paul has
noticed a marked improvement in the
passing of Ins pupils The general
teamwork crab held limning also have
improved In the matter of speed,
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TWENTY-TWO MEMBERS
COMPOSE NEW CHAPTER
OF KAPPA PHI KAPPA
Twenty two Penn State men ante in
stalled , the Alpha Beta chapter of
kappa Phi Kappa, honorary educa
tional fraternity, Satin day in the
ludivnium Installation mammas
vote condatted by Di A. D. Wright,
national secretaiy, Dr. F. G
national tieasuiei, Dean Chambers,
national Nice-president, Dr It. A.
RoWhich, national editor, and Dr. It
II Joni., female, of the fraternity.
The pi ogiarn opened with as ban
quet at the Centre Hills Count*.
Club at which Di R P Iletvel and
Dr J. II Kelley -acne initiated no hon
es y members.
Ten soweis, eight juniors and three
Amnia compose the new chapter. Dr
C D Champlain being elected facul
ty advew. Cdbmt Numek '2B wel
comed the mamma officets on behalf
of the newly elected meinberb.
DRUID ELECTIONS
E Ctudenu '3O
11. II ENeliback 'BO
T E Gettingi 'BO
E. Giles 30
W. 13 Leyth .30
V. A. Marlin '3O
J II Mo•Ciucken '3O
.3 R. Miller 'BO
G. E. Moboly '3O
C. D. Merril TO
T. S Pannacelon '3O
J. N Stubby '3O
W. L. SG able '3O
Seniors Plant Ivy Monday
:tomorrow Noon To End
Senior Lion Suit Sale
Linn Suits will be on solo
today and tomorrow morning at
Stark Brothers' store. These
are the final dates on which the
i .error Move-up Day apparel may i
i be purchased.
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HASTINGS WILL BE
NEW A. A. LEADER
J. C. Belfield '2B, Will Be Next
Year's Vice-president and
Liggett, Secretary
ALL AMENDMENTS TO
CONSTITUTION PASSED
The establishment of a board of
i.tliletic control and the raising of the
status of basketball to a major sport
are the t,o most important of the
Unity amendments to the Athletic
Association passed by the etude it
referendum Monday. A total of 1220
totes was east of which 1065 were in
favor of all the proposed amendments
11. E. Hastings '2B and IV. S. Liggett
'2B were' elected president and secre
tary, iespoetively,'Of the Association.
no,..elitins, in- the `sittiletic-ronst,
tution were made after investigation
by faculty, student and alumni com
mittees. The committees concurred
in their resolutions and Presid.int
lietzel approved the report submitted
to him The new amendments will
take effect nett fall.
CHANGE SUMMER SCHOOL
REGISTRATION FORMULAE
Students to Enroll With Deans
Of Schools Previously
Attended
Set oral changeq no the method of
registratnon tt di take effect until tine
conning Summer &shwa. announces
P. C. Woos or, assistant chreeton
By the new method registration null
be calmed on under the supeivision
of the dean of the school in ninth the
student has previously been registered,
%lath the student filling out the mud
as usual The stub of this curd sill
then be retained by the scheduling
officer n ho null dispose of it properly
Persons entering from centers other
than State College scull base then
registration curd signed by the Regis
trar's representatne instead of the
school scheduling officer.
Students not enrolled in any of the
regular schools of the college should
register through the School of Edu
cation under its onn regulations.
Y. H. C. A. WILL HOLD
SUNDAY SCHOOL PARLEY
"My Job in Life" is the genet al sub
ject to be discussed at the boys' con
'foresee of the Sunday %hook of
Centre county Much still be held hoe
this wech-end under the supervision
of the Y. 111 C. A.
At the banquet this evening, the
boys mill be addressed by several
members ol the faculty. After tom.
mg the campus in the morning and at
tending the baseball game in the af
ternoon, they mill hike to the Andy
Lytle Cabin for the evening confer
ence John Curry, secretory of the
New England district of the Y. Ig. C
A, .111 speak at this meeting.
SKULL AND BONES ELECTIONS
W. R. Wendel '27
E. R. Baron '2B
C C Berlyhdl '2B
B. F. Blankonbdler '2B
J. L Cher*. '2B
Lyle Filklns '2B
S F. Hollabauph '2B
F. B. Mahon '2B
It C Quigley '2B
C. H. Sharp '2B
RUSMA VanaLla '2O
What's
Their
Main Line?
PRICE FIVE CENTS
STUDENT PARADE WILL
MARK ACTIVE WEEK-END
Underclassmen Engage in Rope
Pull—Winners Choose
Freshman Colors
Seim s, junior s, sophomoi es, and
freshmen. all mil join in telthiating
the second annual Moon-up Dar orhen
more than tin so thou.,nnd Penn State
students doff the customs of the old
oollcge iegmm toinoliom afternoon
at one o'clock and usher in the hest
d t) of a new eastom pound h, gath
env en masse on Comp corner
When the class,' n.eet tomorrom
at tin noon, SORICI S on sembic o
nou Comp, Jun.'s on old Co-op. sop!,
°mines along West College a, are aril
freshmen along Allen street The folul
classes loll! all appeal in nen. i egal:
simians inunaculatc m then n hits Lion
su ts, Junin', resplenderi in ch c class
blaze-is, sophomore, un'inidencd by
cumbersome coats and the lia; pre
plebes all get then hist i nil taste of
College-cut garb.
Led by the Band, the imelleis all
conduct a giant pa , mle &mil East
College ao cone. up McArlistei stiact
and thence to 0,11 Brunei held nheie
underclassmen, seeking the harm of
selecting the }coding class colors,
will slime to pull each other
the hose line. Tuo or three heats,
each consisting of smenty-five paled
men, will scenic grips on opposite ends
of thu hawser. The contrary
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PENN STATE PLAYERSTO
PRESENT "A FULL HOUSE"
Freshmen Predominate in C. 1,1.
Of Farce-comedy Set for
Tomoirmt Night
"A Full llou,e", at fatetal p• escort 1-
tron, gill be the cling of the Nen
State Pia; 010 In the %Aida:mull to.
nuentou night soon &Ouch
The pityl, a I'm ee-cerned, t t On as
acts and u.e, nI iten I.) Fled I
The cant Include:, an cuu ii numLer o,
male and [cantle chat actor, ',nen dt
each, most of AN 110111 ate ft eslunen
G 11 Knight '3O, 111,, C 'll lint to,
'3O, Miss A. V K.tlet '2B, an i Pit
Coo, %It, ate plae tad . the le.•ding toles
in the play dneeted be 11i it U
Mason, of the Ittreanee L., , guage dc
ptu
"A Full How." to the .utot y of t
t• with. and reclde, tnusi, t.h•r lit 15,
unpatoaoned lute letter, to a tle,orn
tug chot us girl An .otot no, moth,.
in-I tw steal, the knelt, and then "s
-changing b go, ugh another crook,
1.4 DI, Into pus,wsien of 11 N./NM/IL
necklace owned h, a fa, , ton.hle nu
defy matt o•n
The ft. tutu effort, of rot ti nal. to
1000001 Eta plundu t, poi tra,,,tl
s-o.ft-torn tnjo, vii td f -
.pcl hed o oth , po, of Iltll , lol in,
titre is console , id one of the -
est Fred Jackson has el. et a utte't
Pittsburgh Rector
To Address Chapel
E J Van Elton, rector of cal
van thorelt, the lar gist in
the Pittr,bur dmete,e, 101 add...,
chapel-goers Sundt* rum slog so the
Auditor ruin
Doctor VanEtten is a ploneel so the
radio-bt oadta anig of chinch eels seer
and ,e 1 mon.. Ile is gt adua te of
Anlher‘t college and the Epc.conal
Theological ,hcol and recurs ed
deg, ce , Doctor of 1)n torte ft um the
Unicendt of Patsbul gh. Fos met lv
connected cull, Trinity c hutch,
Boston.
Six I. F. Baseball Frays
Scheduled for Tonight
Si% garnet ate Ntheilaled fm Ong ev
ening', 'mind al the Intel fate' nits
Baseball league. 'I he tue as Col
low^: Delta Sigma Phi vs Kappa
Delta Rho, Pi Kappa llpha vu Alpha
Chi Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi ve.
Omega Delta Epsilon; Alpha Phi Sig
ma vs. Alpha Gamma Plum, Theta Chi
vs Delta Upsilon; Phi Kappa vs. Phi
Lambda Theta.