Friday, April 5, 1935
Political Cliques File
Campaign Alignments
(Continued from Dago one)
Phi Sigma Delta, Pi Kappa Alpha,
Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Al
pha, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Phi
Sigma, Sigma Tau Phi, - and Tau Sig
ma Phi.
The 1938 Locust Lane clique claims
the support of the following groups:
Acacia, Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Chi
Sigma, Alpha KappaPi, Beta Sigma
Rho, Cody Manor, Delta Chi, Delta
Sigma Phi, Delta Theta Sigma,
Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Kappa Psi,
Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Sigma Kappa,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Pi, Theta
Chi, Theta Nu Epsilon, Theta Up
silon Omega, Theta Xi, Alpha Gamma
Rho, Triangle, Alpha Tau Omega,
Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Watts ball.
The freshman Campus clique
claims the following . groups: Alpha
Phi Delta, Alpha Sigma Phi, Asso
ciated Com Mons Club, :Beaver House,
Chi Phi, Chi Upsilon, Delta Tau Del
ta, Delta Upsilon, Kappa Delta Rho,
Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, Phi
Epsilon Pi, Phi Gamma' Delta, Phi''
Kappa, Phi Lambda Theta, Phi Sig
ma Delta, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Al,
pha '
Epsilon Sigma Chi, Sigma ,Nu,
Sigma Phi Sigma, Sigma Tau Phi,
Theta Kappa Phi, Pi Kappa Alpha,
and Phi Mu Delta.
OMICRON NU
(Home Economics Honorary)
Ruth E. Kauffman '36
Jean R. Beman '36
Jeannette E. Beck '36
Emma Jane Bonnier '36
Margaret S. Thompson '36
C. Margaret Rees '36
Bernadette M. Heagney '36
Mary C. Eckhart '3G
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SWIMat GLENNLANDTOOL RAT.ER. NI A T S Y A W N E A E D K IE N D D FE . A . T.URSPEEFCOIARLIRNATTEER.
Co-Edits
Officers for the coming year have
recently been selected by three of the
women's fraternities. Those for Alpha
Omicron Pi are: president, Ruth E.
Koehler '36; vice-president, Ruth B.
Evans '37; secretary, Edna M. Ogle
vee '36; Panhellenic representative,
Helen M. Clymer '37.
Officers for Alpha Chi Omega are:
president, Mildred P. Otterson '36;
vice-president, Margaret R. Giffeh
'37; secretary, Sara B. Bitting '36;
treasurer, Sarabelle ReeSe '36; Pan
hellenic representatives, Anne Mc-
Caughey '36, and Martha B. Shaner
'37.
Gamma Phi Beta's new officers are:
president, Arabel S. Walter '3O;
vice-president, Thelma H. Ebert '37;
secretary, Helen 0. Kummer '36;
treasurer, Harriet H. Klippel '37.
The Delta Gammas held their for
mal dinner dance at the Nlttany Lion
Inn last Friday night.
Mrs. Eiwaod Rasmussen, national
vice-preSident of Phi Mu, was the
guest of the local chapter last week,
The Kappas were . entertained at
dinner by Tau Heppe Epsilon "last
Wednesday.
Metallurgist To Speak
Sohn P. Gill of the Vanadian Alloys
Steel Co., Latrobe, will lecture - on
"High Speed Steels" at a meeting of
the Penn State Chapter of the Ameri
can Society for - Metals in Room 315,
Mineral Industries bui lding, Monday
at 7:30 o'clock.
CORSAGES • .:. . for I. F. Ball
• ROSES, ALL COLORS •
GARDENIAS, ORCHIDS and other Spring• Flowers
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Thespians To Present •
'35 Musical Tomorrow
(Continued front page one)
her '35, Charles B. Keiser '36, Ed
win J. Griffiths '36, Ira Sendroff '36,
William H. Randall '37, and James
P. Unangst '3B.
Costumes, which according to D.
Henry Porterfield, Thespian scenic
director, strike a new high for color
and originality, were designed by
Mrs. Harney W. Stover, wife of
"Dink" Stover, tennis coach. The cos
tumes were executed .under the di
rection of Miss Kay Dixon, of Gable's
department store in Altoona, and
Mary D'Olier '36 by a large'staff of
volunteer co-ed seamstresses.
The sudden illnesi of Ruth Ever
ett '36 has caused her place to be
filled by Helen J. Hinebaueh '35, who
has danced in the choruses of "Old
King Cole," "My Stars," and '"Bar
gin' Around." Other members of the
chorus; which has been going through
its many routines for some time are:
Sarah C. McKee '35, Jane M. O'Con
nell'3s, Gweneldine N. Rapp '35, Ja
net M. 'Beman:''36, Althea L. Butt
'36, Jean M. Kalar.736, • Helen P.
Rountree '36, Peggy I. Doherty '37,
Mary.L..Fenton '37; Lillian H. Gra ,
,ham '3B,
..ShirleY . R. Helms' '3B, Ethel
R. Mihalyi .'3B, Bernice Noar '3B, Lou
ise H. Sutton '3B, and Virginia Swart
"Sammy" McKee and 'Bruce Gil
liard,, a new' dance team, replacing
the•team of Ralph Vance and Helen
Whelan •of "My Stars," • will make
their debut in . "Donit Let On." Their_
.solo :routine .in the closing scene of
the show is one of ,the most...colorful'
:and graceful,bits,of dancing the Thes
pians. have ever attempted.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Student Union Bulletins
1. F. Ball .tickets. are available to
fraternities between 10 and 4 o'clock
at the Student - Union desk. Tickets
for others can be purchased at the
same time. for $3.30.
TOMORROW
Livestock judging contest will he
held in the: Pavilion at 1 o'clock.
MONDAY
The 4-H Club Girls will meet in
Room 412, Old Main, at 7:30 o'clock.
The Deutscher Verein will meet in
Room 410, Old Main, at 7:30 o'clock.
TUESDAY
A panel discussion on "Student-
Faculty Relationships" will• be held
under the joint auspices of the Fresh
man Forum and.:Treshnian Commis
sion in the . Hugs Beaverroom at 7
o'clock.
. .
Among the speakers 'will be Prof.
Mary Jane Wyland, of the home econ
omics department, John Ferguson, of
the department of_political science,
Lester M. Benjamin '37, Martha
Overholts '3B, and Victor- P. Buell '3B.
MISCELLANEOUS-'•
Candidates for assistant managers
of tennis should Sign up in Room
102, Old Main, as soon as posSibre.
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INTRAMURAL
HIGHLIGHTS
Delta Tau Delta maintains its lead
in the intramural bowling tournament
as a result of Tuesday night's match
es. The Delta have 37 wins and 11
losses, giving them a percentage of
.771. The Delta Upsilon bowlers,
with a rating of .750, and the S. A. E.
pinmen, rating .650, follow in second
and third places, respectively.
The ratings: W. L. Pct. •
Delta Tau Delta ___37 11 .771.
Delta Upsilon 30 10 .750
S. A. E. 2G 14 .650
T. IC. E. 31. 17 .646
Theta Chi 26 22 .542
Omicrons 23 25 .479
Alpha Chi Rho 9 0 28 .416
Phi Kappa 16 32 .333
Theta Kappa Phi __l2, 36 .250
Delta Chi 11 37 .229
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Fencing Squad Elects
Allen Varsity Captain
Richard H. Allen 'f3C was elected
fencing captain for next season at a
meeting of the varsity squad this
week. Allen has been a saberman on
the varsity squad for the past two
years, fighting in every meet this
year.
Edward E. Bowen '37, whose name
was omitted from the list published
earlier, was awarded a letter and
Richard Lewis '37 was given numer
als. The Tour winners of the annual
freshman tournament also received
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