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Penn State Engineer IFC Race • emains ..:Open- ,
New Cliques Organize
Selects Von Arx
Cabinet's • month-old plan for reorganization of campus • Voting Set For Monday
political parties resulted in a lopsided balance of power Tues- Eugene F. Von Arx has been
day night, when participants in the recent no-party electionS appointed editor-in-chief of the Nominations for positions as - 7 -
met to revamp the nuclei of what will be opposing factions in Penn State Engineer for the president and secretary-treasurer.
:aiture contests. - coming semester. Charles . R. of Interfraternity Council are still
Athough slip-drawing aimed at providing a reasonably Ammerman, retiring eC itor, . an- open, Bob Brawn, chairman of
equal division of membership, shifting of personnel from one flounced today. elections committee, stated yester
group to another after lots were cast sent 25 persons to the Two other posts on the editor- day.
heavy end of the see-saw with the other team of seven high ial staff were filled by the ap- Fifth and sixth semester frater
- pointments of Harold Walchli as nity men, if president or repre
in the air.
Harry Kern, Cabinet chair- Independent Men Elect managing editor and Thomas sentative of their respe c t i v e
Thomas as illustrations editor. houses, are eligible for these posts, Sunday
man, explained that it was im- -
The remainder of the staff stays according to Brawn. Hillel record cOncert, 2:30 p.m.:
possible to Make final and de- Redmond,ZelinskOlazier the same as it was before. All nominations should be turn- Panhellenic Coun c i 1 Sorority
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Sing, Old Main steps, 3:30 p.m. 1 - •
- ,Cfinite assignments to each •• The five members of the staff ed in to Brawn, Frank Kilcoyne,
James Mattil's, was
clique and expressed the hope Redmond," who graduate in October will be or John Allison. Nominations may Monday
elected president at the - IMA elec- feted at a banquet in their honor still be made election night. ' •
that student interest would send Froth editorial staff meeting,
crnough novices to the first meet- tions this week, ex-President Kehl at the State College Hotel Oc-•• The elections Ai 'be held in 318 Froth office, 7 p:m.
ing of the groups Tuesday night Markley announced. Joe Zelinski, toter 4. They are Charles R. Old Main at 7:15 p.m., Monday. •PSCA Councili-gotum Party, 304
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to offset the present weighting. P enn an editor;Richard
Haven, was chosen vice- Ammerm • , Dev-
Henry Keller, president, has asked Old Main, 7:15 p.m--
The cliques will meet in Old ar.ey, illustrations editor; Harold that all fraternity representatives IFC elections, 318 Old Main, 7:15
president, and Lou Glazier was
Main at 8 p.. m. Tuesday to elect - Held, campus feature director; be present. p.m. i :'
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elected secretary-treasurer. Ken Buckwalter and Jim Harter ' • •
permanent chairman and select Froth business ~ staff ,meeting,
IMA will sponsor football movies associates. ' At the past -National Interfrate r- names to replace the former Cam- Carnegie Hall office' -7:15 .- p.m. •
each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., 121 nity Counselors' meeting, the 'Col
pets and Independent. The room lege, along, with Lafayette, was . Tue May• ,
Sparks. Last year's game with 'Heaviest man on the Penn State
number will be posted on the Old selected as one of the two typical • . IMA - football. movies, of 1942
Bucknell will be shown at the first -football squad is blocking back
Main bulletin board. Gloria Du- fraternity campuses in the coon- Bucknell game, • 121 Sparks, 7:30
meeting - next Tuesday.
‘: Aldo Cenci. Cenci weighs 230.
' this P•P•k
erst, and Thomas Guinivan, tem- try. A committee representing • , ,
porary chairmen, urged all stud- -4 association will inspect . these: two ::
Hillel: . retind....table disenasion,
ents interested in politics to at-. • colleges the last week in Septerrif - ' 4 : 15 1 3 : 111 . •;'-
tend.
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tend. , .
raharn...New :Froth Editor.- ber, reporting their - findings to the - Lukens Steel - Company • inter.
Miss Duerst's present organiza- G national office, views,- 204 Old Main. - •• • ','
tion includes Rozanne Brooks, . . ..
George Graham was . chosen business staff will be held by Jim . Thursday • • • - ,
.. rmns and- Japs will keep .- •• Coriiolidated Vultee.-Intervie*S;
.Morton - Grossman, Hobert Himler, The d • • •. . " ' -
editor-in-chief of Froth in elec- Casey, business manager; Melva -
saying"the -attack is back" if' - We' 204"!Olif Main.'''''. • • '•' s- .''' •'-' '
Ted Jentlesoni Jeanne Jordan,
Louis Levi, and Les Stine. tions held last night -by - the retiring Davis, local advertising manager; all -back the attack . . . -by buying :- Houk , . of Representatives • Meet,
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saff. Rosalind Green, national advertis-
In Guivinan's group are Charles mar bonds!' ing, 318 Old 'Main, 7:30 - p.m. - -
Bair, Abram Bosler, George Chap-
Other heads of the editorial staff ing manager; Martin Sadock, cir
man, John Chapman, Peggy Lou
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include Rozanne . Brooks, manag- culation manager; and Ruth Gold- •
Chapman, Btirbara Cottan, Roy ing editor; Bob Kimmel, feature man, promotion manager. • .-- i IIMPP "
Delaney, Robert Glass, Robert editor; Horace Smith, photography Fred Dietz, Leo Harper, Mary
Haspedt, James Hugo, Peter John-
editor; and Til Bronstein, women's K. Hoppel, Jean Lobell, and The
son, Peggy Lou Johnston, John
editor. ora Rappaport were named busi-
Krusen, Robert Lauer, John Map-
Editorial. Associates Ronnie Ep- ness associates. The remaining
stein, Vic •Danilov, Pete 'Palmer, members of the business staff will
pernas, Renee -Marks, Gib Par-
'and editorial staff members Ann- be Arlene .Artenberg, Lorraine
nell, Jean Piollet, Anibal Rojas,
ette Dawer, -Mickey Wohlman, Bank, Sylvia 'Berger, - Phyllis Bar-
Ted Rubin, Robert Shadley, Betty
Ginger Brauerman, Bob Himler, ney, Lila Blank, Shirley Boscov i
Shenk, Horace Smith, and Pen
and Roz Schnitzer complete this Sydelle Buckwalter, Jeanne Eisen
rese Wolf. division of the staff. Paul Phillips berg, Eila Fiering, Lee Friedman,
and Van Lundy have been named Gloria. Jacobson, Irene Klein, Bob
assistant photographers. Kranich, Shirley Levine, June
-Most important positions on the Opal, and Florence Zankel
!Heavy Balloting Marks
thlt Council Elections
Liberal Arts Council's eight
new members were elected in un
usually heavy balloting in Sparks
lobby Wednesday. Sophomores
cast a total of 109 votes and jun
iors 59.
Out of 12 sophomores qualify
ing by petition for the election.
those selected were Pvt. Bud
Long, 73 votes; Olin Cramer, AS.
64; Bob Tucker, AS, 63: and
Margaret Hussey, 45.
From the five juniors on the
ballot, Pvt. Jack George. 58
votes; Jane Gleichart, 51: Mar
jorie Renner, 40; and Alice Gey
er, 47, were chosen.
Koval to Head PS Club
Edmund R. Koval was elected
president of the Penn State Club
at a regular meeting of the or
ganization last Tuesday night.
Other newly elected officers 'are:
William R. Folk, vice-president;
George J. Williams, secretary;
Robert K. Hirzel, treasurer; Har
old E. Weller Jr., social chair
ruan; John J. Riordan, athletic
chairman; and Victor J. Danilov,
publicity chairman.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
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end. Call Chuck 2863.
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Sept. 24. Call 408 Atherton.
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LOST—One cigarette lighter on
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LOST—Tan loafer jacket, Briggs
label. I'm cold. Call Joe at 4255.
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LOST—La Vie Sports Editor's gold
honorary key. Call Ted 2561.
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CAMPUS CALENDAR
Today
Hillel services, 7:30 p.m
Tomorrow.
Hillel "Football Hop" pance,
9-12 p.m.