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Phi Eta Sigma Plans To In
Grafinger To Receive
Annual Senior Award
Phi Eta Sigma, freshman
men's honorary society, has re
leased the names of 50 students
who have been accepted as ini
tiates.
Phi Eta Sigma will induct the
new members at the annual
banquet initiation ceremonies in
the State College Hotel banquet
room at 6:30 tonight.
Edward Steidle, dean of the
Mineral Industries School, will
be initiated as honorary mem
ber of Phi Eta Sigma for 1941
and will be the principal speak
er at the banquet tonight.
Dr. Harrison H. Arnold, pro
fessor of Spanish, will receive
the societies' Research Award
medal that is given .to a faculty
member who, in the estimation
of a faculty committee, has
done notable research over a
period of years without any ap
preciable subsidy.
The Senior Award will be
presented to Louis N. Grafinger
'4l, on the recommendation of
a faculty committee. This
award is given annually to a
member of Phi Eta Sigma in
the graduating class who merits
the distinction by his All-Col
lege scholastic average and ex
tra-curricular activities.
Freshmen who will be ini
tiated into Phi Eta Sigma are
Wallace. E. Almquist, Charles
R. Ammerman, Robert I. Brawn,
Harold F. Bucher, Jr., Leonard
Casser, Michael Chruney, Gil
bert H. Dawson, John Deutsch,
Gordon L. Fiske, William E.
Fortmann, Leonard H. Fruchter.
Harry C. Funston, Jr., Daniel
C. Gillespie, Newman H. Gira
gosian, Cadmus G. Goss, Joseph
E. Greiner, Richard L. Hoff,
Richard E. Jenks, Niles E. Kess
ler, John R. Kessler, Robert T.
Kimmel, James L. Kline, Wil
liam F. Lahner, Jr., Robert B.
Long, William H. McKenna,
Kehl Markley 111, Harold P.
Marsh
John S. Meadows, Robert L.
Merker, Richard A. Mock, Mar
vin F. Nathan, Mark R. T. Pet-
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First Semester
Fraternities
1..441pha Zeta
2. Triangle
3. Omega Psi Phi
4. Beaver House
5. Alpha Gamma Rho 1.66
5. Delta Theta Sigma 1.66
7. Sigma Phi Alpha
8. Phi Sigma Delta
9. Alpha Chi Rho
9. Alpha Chi Sigma
11. Gamma Sigma Phi
12. Beta Sigma Rho
13. Pi Kappa Phi
13. Pioneer House
15. Tau Phi Delta
16. Phi Epsilon‘Pi
17. Kappa Sigma
17. Chi Phi
19. Delta Chi
20. Phi Sigma Kappa
21. Beta Theta Pi
21. Phi Kappa Tau
21. Theta Xi
21. Sigma Pi
25. Phi Mu Delta ...
26. Phi Gamma Delta
Patterson Wins Medal
James D. Patterson '42 has
been announced as the winner
of a President Sparks medal and
will receive it at Scholarship Day
exercises May 11
Club Plans Banquet
Block and Bridle Club plans
its Little International Banquet
for St. Paul's Methodist Church
at 6:30 p. m., April 26. Tickets
may be obtained from officer of
the club for 75 cents.
tit, Thomas M. Reed 111, Cosmo
V. Rio, Norman F. Shigley, Mc-
Lain B. Smith, Jr:, Raymond L.
Smith, Lester G. Stein, Wil
liam H. Voris, George Walko.
Herman R. Weed, Charles H.
Welker, Thomas E. Wilcox, Rob
ert D. Williams, Jr., Ralph W.
Yerger, and Joseph J. Zelinski.
DIAL 791
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
ate 50 Freshman Members Tonight
Fraternity Scholarship. Averages
27. Acacia
27. Lambda Chi Alpha 1.30
27. Sigma Nu
27. Tau Kappa Epsilon
31. Sigma Phi Epsilon ...
31. Theta Kappa Phi
33. Phi Kappa Psi
34. Phi .Kappa
35. Alpha Tau Omega
36. Delta Upsilon
37. Phi Delta Theta
38. Sigma• Phi Sigma
39. Delta Tau Delta
39. Pi Kappa Alpha
41. Alpha Sigma Phi
41: Sigma Chi
43. Theta Chi
44. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... 1.09
44. Phi Kappa Sigma
1.37
1.36
1.35
46. Delta Sigma Phi
47. Kappa Delta Rho
48. Alpha Phi Delta
48. Alpha Kappa Pi
Sororities
1. Kappa Alpha Theta .... 1.98
2. Alpha Chi Omega 1.89
3. Delta Gamma 1.87
AA Amendment Would
Eliminate Pieo
Amendments limiting sport
eligibility to eight semesters and
establishing the numeral award
as an Athletic Association award
will be presented at the May AA
elections, May 13, Jack W.
Brand '4l, president, announced
yesterday.
Both amendments were ap
proved by the Athletic Advisory
Board in February. The eligibil
ity rule would eliminate - all ath
letes who have attended college
more than eight semesters
among them Roman Pieo, gym
captain-elect. The numeral
change transfers financial re
sponsibility for the awards from
the interclass funds to the AA
funds. Requirements continue
as listed in the Freshman Hand
book.
Twelve Students Added
To Liberal. Arts Council
Twelve Liberal Arts students,
two from the department of jour-
nalism, five from commerce and
finance, and five from arts and
letters, were elected to the Lib
eral Arts Student Council last
night,"%according to Richard C.
Peters, president.
. Elected to the council from the
department of journalism were,
Donald W. Davis Jr. '43 and
Nicholas W. Vozzy '43.
Charles B. Elder '43, Bertram
S. Green '43, Arthur Peskoe '42,
Lois A. Reisinger '42, and An
drew P. Szekely '43 will repre
sent the department of commerce
and finance.
Chosen from the department of
arts and letters were Virginia
Berkhouse '42, Elizabeth C.
RoSe '42, Charles B. Ruttenberg
'43, Robert F. Wilson '42, and
Roland. G. Young '42.
Speech Contest
(Continued from Page One)
John .M. Lynch '4l, John J.
Bard '44, C. Betty Friedman '44,
Milton J. Bergstein '43, Fred
erick C. Dunlap '44, Helen E.
Dodd '44, Milton S. Swiren '4l,
Margaret K. Ramaley '44, and
Muriel D. Rothbaum '44.
Harold P. Adams '42, Frances
E. Zabkar '44, Robert I. Weiss
'4l, Florence I. Jaffee '44, L.
Jeanne Kaiser '43, Grace E.
Rentschler '4l, John B. McCue
'43, Samuel G. Fredman '43,
Bernard Feinberg '44, Gerald E.
Swartz '4l, Sara M. Bailey '43,
Mark A. Richards '42; Elizabeth
C. Gartside '44, William H. Ha
bold '43, Harry D. Cohn '43, :R.
Helen Gordon '42, Florence A.
Most. '44, and Edith. 8.. Rickel
4. Phi Mu
5: - Chi Omega
6. Alpha Epsilon Phi
1.30
1.30
1.28
7. Gamma Phi Beta 1.75
8. Zeta Tau Alpha '1.74
8. Kappa Kappa Gamma .. L 7 4-
10. Alpha Omicron Pi 1.71
11. Theta Phi Alpha 1.59
Independent Gr'oups
1. Blue and White ..
2.. Allen Street Co-op
3. Nittany Co-op
4 - . Mrs. Forbes Dorm 1.65,
5. Mrs. Beman . Dorm 1.63
6. Fairmount Hall 1.62-
7. Miss Parker Dorm 1 57
8. The Colonial L 53
9. Jordan Hall L 47
9. Atherton Hall IMA Unit 1.47
11. Watts Hall • - 1.36
12. BRB Club - 1.34
13. Lion Club 1.32
14. Mrs. Bart Dorm 1 1 .28
15. Penn Haven 1.26
16. Van Tries L2l
17. Varsity Hall ....
18. Miss Wiley Dorm
Young '42 Will Head
Newman Club Next Year
John G. Young '42 was elect
ed president of the Newman
Club for 1941-42 at the Catholic
club's meeting Sunday night.
He will succeed Robert A:
Henkel '4l.
Other officers named were
David J. McAleer '43, vice
president; John H. Quirk '42,
treasurer; and Josephine H. Bel
jan '42, corresponding-secretary.
Plans were formulated at the
meeting for a picnic to be held
at Whipple's Dam starting at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon.
FLUB FOR WING
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ENTRANCES ON ALLEM AND" BEAVER
WEDNESDAY APRIL 23, 1941
Hammond
Urges Action
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would' be a faculty of four orfive
men and special short courses in
addition to the four-year cur
ricula.
Flaying the
. soil erosion probe
sponsored 'and conducted by. Rep.
Clayton , E. Moul (D., York), Mr.
McDowell said, "I find that I
have-been- under a' niisapprehen
sion. I • thought 'the' committee,
wanted to get all the facts. I,
find that it is= not - so much - an in
vestigating committee as a. Prose
cuting committee to convict, .
alleged criminal." •
Tire minority Member of the
committee, Rep. Frank Snyde
(R., Tioga) said, "I am inclined to
think
. the farmers of Pennsyl
vania approve of what the-,cPen
State) extension service does for
them."
Mr. McDowell pointed out tha'
full operation of the soil esosio
program in Pennsylvania woul.
cost the state $70,304,000, (I -
present appropridtion for, th
work is $1,000.) He argued tha
Pennsylvania's soil erosion prob
lems are not as serious as in oth?
er states and should be met b
educational work ,rather - tha
"tremendous expenditures of
government funds."
Officers for the ensuing year
have been elected at Sigma Pit
fraternity. They are Robert W
Hildebrand '42, president;. Etavi •
L. Powel '42, vice-president; Le•
Horvath '42, pledge trainer-.
Mark. E. Singley '42; treasurer:
Edward 13: Meinhardt - '42; - Secre;
tary; and James E. Walket '43,
corresponding secretary. •
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