FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1945
114 To Graduate
(Continued from page one)
Rose, Helen L. Rummel, Eda M.
Stookey, Ruth C. Stuck, Kathryn
S. Van Arsdale.
CURRICULUM IN COMMERCE
AND FINANCE
Mary A. Beaver, Frederick C.
DOrn Jr. James H.. Hugo, Bern
ard J. Kruger, Elaine A. Miller,
Kathleen . A. Reddinger, Frank W.
Schneider, George A. Waters.
CURRICULUM IN
JOURNALISM
Charles M. Barr, Fred E. Clev
er, Shirley A. Roth, Dorothy S.
" Rutkin, Fay E. Young.
School of Education •
CURRICULUM IN EDUCATION
Ramarie Glenn, Elsie B. Grif
fing, Vivian L. Interrante.
CURRICULUM IN PSYCHOLOGY
'Birdie iN. Deimel, Evelyn Mill
net, Rita R. Penner, Laurette F.
,Schwartze, Phyllis A. Schweitzer,
Paulette Stevenson, Valerie M.
Tamulonis, Florence IM. Zanikel.
School of Education
' Graduates receiving the degree
of. Bachelor of Science are:
CURRICULUM IN EDUCATION
• Jewel H. Baronoff, Sydelle A.
,Bilehwalter, Reba S. Esh, Dorothy
A. Fisher, Margaret E. Griffith,
Bernice . D. Hack,. Dorothy Phillip
pi
CURRICULUM IN • HOME
ECONOMICS
Rdth A, Anders, • Helen M.
Blanker, Jean R. Breskin, Anna
bel J. Butz, Mary M. Dunlap, Ila
jean Feldmiller, Anna M. Hoy,
'Elinor M. Kline, !Miriam I. Meyer,
Edythe F. Morris, Patricia R. Nel
son,
Marguerite M. Park, Thelma
R. Rosenthal, Verna D. • Rother-
Goldie Skraban, Virgina E.
Sitiltzer, DO'rothy IVI. Widmer.
School of Agriculture
CURRICULUM IN AGRICUL
';' TUBE AND BIOLOGICAL
CHEMISTRY
. Prances E. Berman, Shirley P.
Boscov.
CURRICULUM IN
:AJGRICIULTURAL EDUM,TIOGN .
Clinton H. Leet, Bernard Levi-
Jan.
VITRRIICULUNI IN AGRICUL
TURAL ENGINEERING
Jo W. Graul.
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.CURRICULUM IN DAIRY
HUSBANDRY
John B. Davenport Jr.
CURRICULUM IN FORESTRY
Elwood B. Shade.
CURRICULUM IN MEDICAL
TECIHNOLIO GY
. Mary C. Berger, Mary E. Fran
seri; Jean R. Gilbert, Vera I. Ow
ens, Harriet X. Richards.
CURRICULUM IN POULTRY
HUSBANDRY
Michael R. Lynch.
Scheel Of Chemistry and Physics
CURRICULUM IN CHEMISTRY
" Walter D. Ames, Carol R. Engle,
LevOnna R. Horwin, Margaret L.
Johnston; Mary A. Lord..
CURRICULUM IN CHEMICAL
• ENGINEERING
„ Ephriam H. Catsiff, Charles H.
lculnane Jr., Thomas E. Innocen
i,,Albert Sankin, Joseph Si - nisko.
, ” CURRICULUM IN
COMMERCIAL CHEMISTRY
Wan S. Kolarik.
PRE-MEDICAL CURRICULUM
Mary G. Baran, Harry J. Bass
lee Jr., Eugene •S. Siegel, Arthur
Weiss.
School' of Engineering
• TICAL ENGINEERING
Charles W. Martz.
CURRICULUM IN CIVIL
ENGIN-RIMING
' Edmund W. Matrejek.
CLIRRIICULUM IN ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
Mary E. Stroup, Arthur T
Thompson.
ICCERICULUM IN INDUS
TRIAL
ENGINEERING
Eorthea P. Harrington, Robert
M. Yurkanin.
.OU.RRICULUM IN MECHAN
ICAL ENGINEERING
Leßoy S. Harris, John Zoszak
School of Mineral Industries
CUEtRICULUM I
(METALLURGY
. William J. Wieser.
CURRITICULT_TM ITN PETROLEUM
AND NATURAL GAS
. ENGINEERING
Cecilio Velasco Laddaga, Paul
L• -Terwilliger.
School of. Physical Education
arid Athletics
cURRICULUM IN HEALTH AND
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
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Fraternity , Facts
(Continued from page three)
number 52 in the 21 houses. Alto
gether, there are 175 veterans en
rolled in the College, therefore 30
per cent are in fraternities. In ad
dition to the ex-Gls here now and
those who will return for the fall
semester, 46 recently discharged
"brothers" are expected back.
This .figure is quite fluid as more
are being discharged daily.
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The fraternities that submitted
information for use in this article
are Alpha Chi Sigma, Beta Sigma
Rho, Chi . Phi, Delta Sigma Phi,
Delta Tau Delta, Gamma Sigma
Phi, Phi Delta Theta, Phi Epsilon
Pi, .Phi Kappa.
Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Kappa Sig
ma, Pi Kappa Phi, Pi Lambda Phi,
Phi Sigma Delta, Phi Sigma Kap
pa, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma
Chi, Sigma Phi Alpha, Sigma Pi,
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Theta Chi.
Margery A. Lyon.
Graduate School
MASTER OF ARTS
Mary L. Grendon, Evelyn K
Jones, Ruth H. Wood.
MASTER OF EDUCATION
Garnet M. Almes, Richard Cox,
Nina F. Wyatt.
MASTER OF SCIENCE
Jaime Amorocho, Kenneth M.
Barclay, Tharon V. Barham, Jane
A. Boyle, Ray L. Bright, Jose Ra
mon de la Torre, Carl E. Drum
heller, Bertine E. Gates, Remzi
Gurcay, Helen H. Harlan, Robert
L. Hess, Thomas B. Hoover, Oscar
A. Kimmel, James L. Kline, Mar
ian K. Krape, (Henry L. Livas,
Robert L. tMcCormick, Maurice
M. Meyer Jr., Dorothy W. Nys
trom, Lily E. Orlandi, June L.
Patterson, Edward Pietrusci,. Jo
seph T. Smith, Gerald M. Snyder,
Mary E. Wray, Ching Wu, Jos
eph C. Yarze.
DOCTOR OF EDUCATION
Leo R. Miller.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
Carl P. Krirnmel, Anton W
Rytina, Roy V. Wiegand.
THE SKYROCKETfc'f-STORY OF THE
TEXAS BOMBSHELL'
.WHO TOOK- THE
TERRIFIC TWFNTtre A JOYRIDir
STARTS
FOR THREE BIG DAYS
PERFORMANCE DAILY FROM I :15 TO 9:50
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311ilf WAR BONDS AND STAMPS-HERE
THE COLLEGIAN
CLASSIFIED SECTION
FOUND—One Slide Rule. Owner
may obtain it by identifying it
at Student Union.
WANTED—Several men to step
out with a memory. See Blithe
Spirit October 5 and 6.
LOST—Class ring '4O, blue onyx
with Benjamin Franklin bust on
crest. Between tennis courts and
New Beaver Field. Call Milt, 3251.
FOUND--Black fountain pen on
Holmes Field Wednesday. Own
er call 336 Atherton and pay for
ad.
WANTED Young man to work
for room. Please call 3470. Mrs.
Smith, 418 W. Nittany.
RIEWARD!—for return of pair of
blue rimmed glasses. Lost at
Dry Dock on Saturday night, Sept.
22nd. Phone 4697.
FOR your intricate glass blowing
needs see Alfred Miller, 305
New Phys'ics (Master Craftsman).
For Sale: Blue satin evening
gown; size 11. Cheap. Call 308
Ath.
So Sorry, More Grads
Names of Ruth Anders, Le
vonn a Horwin, an d Audrey
Kreegar were omitted from the
list of senior women who expeOt
to graduate this October.. A copy
of this list was sent to graduating
senior women so that they could
vote for six of their classmates
who they consider outstanding.
The winners of this election will
be given the traditional titles of
Bow Girl, Class Donor, Class
Poet, Fan Girl, Mirror Girl, and
Slipper Girl.
..TONIGHT AT 11:30
Blue Band Reorganizes
(Continued from page one)
enth year as head of the Blue
Band.
The 60-piece band is made up
of both men and women, as well
as several townspeople, faculty
members, and high school stud
ents. The members include Al
bert Ertel, basoon; Joan Bissey,
Theodore Hershberger, Herman
Slayman, baritone.
Murtle Bock, Carol 'Broberg,
Clarence Fortney, Eugene Kash
mar, Norton Marshall, Conrad
Neuf, Marge Reisher, Walter
Robb, William Rogers, Robert
Skipper, Richard Spence, H. C.
Smith, clarinet; Otto Pfefferkorn,
Helen Reed, flute; R. T.. Ander
son, S. Bissey, D. Cornell, M. J.
Davis, Carol Detz, French horn;
Esther Thompson, oboe.
David Boozer, Raymond Caton,
Jenny Eberhart, Bill Hearter,
Louis Klotz, Robert. Knoulton,
John Mumma, Jack Shetter, Arn
old Taylor, Franey Woodring, per
cussion; Robert Dunlap, piccolo;
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3ht spec
less age
WARNER BROTHERS
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BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS-HERE
NOW SHOWING . . . LAST TWO DAYS
STARTING MONDAY
. HERE'S A GREAT (and we mean it) PHOTO
PLAY . . It's an Academy Award Winner if we've
ever seen one.
Freshmen List Ready ,
Latest enrollment figures for
the fall freshman class as com
piled by the Registrar's office,
show that so far 1071 persons
have made application, 480 girls
and 591 boys. Registrar William
S. Hoffman expects that ap
proximately 60 boys will register
in each of the weeks before the
the new term opens.
Virgil Neilly, Charles Oerkvitz,
alto saxaphone; Aubrey Vail, bar-.
itone saxaphone; John Branigan,
tenor saxaphone.
Linden Fisher, Ralph Fritts,
Gloria Nerenberg, Glenn Orn
doff, Marilyn Williams, Herbert
Wright, trombone; Jo Broberg,
Richard Beisel, Gladys Chees
brough, Helen Dickerson, Fred
Fisher, Robert Golby, Paul Hol.
der, Robert Magill, W. H. Mc.
Curdy, Creston Ottemiller, Ross
Richardson, trumpet and cornet;
F. E. Crane, J. W. Punson, R. Mc.
Laughlin, Herman Weed, tuba.
. . . THE MANAGEMENT.
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