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Revive Ice Skating
One of the gripes most frequently voiced by
the Penn State student body is that of the failure
of the College to furnish an adequate site to
carry on the Winter sports program. In an ef
fort to determine the cause of this failure, Cab
inet has appointed a chairman “to investigate the
possibilities of having the tennis courts flooded
for ice skating.”
A recent survey has disclosed that there are
only three possible places • where ice skating
might be enjoyed. The Mill Poiicl, one mile east
of town, Whipples Dam, 13 miles west of town
and the flooded teimis courts. The Mill Pond is
unsuitable because of its size and-the condition of
the ice. Whipples Dam is practically inaccessible, !
which leaves only the tennis courts as a possibil
ity. :
A number of answers have been given to
this question, the most plausible- coining from
Grounds and Buildings, whose job it is to flood
the courts. From this group comes the plain
tive wail of, “We don’t have the men to do the
work.” •
Upon hearing of this excuse, Hat Societies
Council promptly offered to furnish the men if
Grounds and Buildings • would furnish someone
to supervise the work.
With this announcement they have erased the
most plausible excuse yet given for not flooding
the courts. From this group comes the’ plain
ed for the benefit of the Penn State student body.
G. ft. S.
TEE COLLEGIAN
Old Mania
The malicious rumor that girls can’t keep a secret, obviously
spread by men, has been debunked twice recently. Penn StateESngi-*
neer Editor Liz Griffith has just announced that she was ttfarried to'
Robert Miller in August, and Evelyn Tyger said “I do” to William
Page, former AST on campus, October 1.
New recruits for the ranks oj
Daub and alum Jim Boyd ; . ... Ir.a
-Rosen and CPO Sol Friedman . . ;
SDT alum Jacquie Spritzler and
Harold Steifel. He’s a -Sigma Alpha
Mu aitirti from Bucknell . . . KD
Mif Medland and Navy Lt. Bert
Huntley.
Ddiie& Oates
PiKA’s pledge' dance is set for
tomofxow night. Ataohg. tie
PiKA's. and their date’s Wtob will
dance to the music of the .Campiis
Owls, are Alan Benitz ‘and Dfx Ann
Siebrecht . . . Dick. Shhltz and
Betsy Zihn . . . Bill Morton and
Jiihie First .. . Bill Hegarty and
Kay Lotus ... Tom LannCn and
Jane Shirey .. . Don Baldwin
and K<D B. J. Haines . . . Jack
Richardson and Toni Hummel . .
. . Jack Schreiner and Mary
Reistetter .. . .-Bob Schreiner
and Theta Eve Winter . . . John
MdCall ahd Adele Holtz . . , Bob
McCoy and Eris Huntsinger . .
. Fred -Huenergarth and Bobbie
Stark . .. - Jim McDougall and
Peggy - Cunningham ... Ed
Abernathy. and'Flo McWade .
... . Bob Abertnathy and Jeanne
Jordan. - ,
More fraternity . jewelry has
exchanged .hands recently. Se
cond semester frosh. Del Smith is
wearing Beta Jerry Trumper’s
pip : . . S-AE Clay Zundel pinned
Paulette Mihner .. . Alpha‘Xi
Delta. Ginny Roe is wearing. Ed-,
win.. Wood’s pin.' He’s a TICE at
George Washington Medical
school . . . Sigma Chi Charles
Duke gave ChiO pledge Jo Bren-
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FRIDAY JANUARY li, 1946;
By BARBARA INGRAHAM
the engaged are DG pledge Skip
nan a sweetheart piii '. V. ADPhi
Rhoda SivitZ is wearing Pvt.
Ivin Norvick’s wings . : . . Nick
de Wilde, -Phi Delt from' Penn,
now serving.in dhh-.NaVy,gdVe his
pin to AChiO Helen Jay.
Phi-Kappa Sig Jack;. Strickland,
and Ann Grazier -will middle
aisle .it. tomorrow, ... Paul
Cooper married Kay Zbuckvich,
hometown girl.
Guest Beak
Seen.- around.
...y.Beta.Sigs Jack Lessivoy, Jjill
Pomerantz ....«. - Jimmy Barrott,
Mbry .M6rt,..Sbfb Berg, 'and.
Benjiman. Walt,;.'fjuttoh, former l
Sigma Phi Alpha. at State,- was
up to. see Gamma. PM Beta Ngm
Bouhnan . . . ditto JohnWarvik,'-
ex-GI at Bucknell, to see Helen-'
Morris also. Joe Kerin' to'
see HD Joy Eichorn,
Lt. Tip Lyford, Delt, was. babk
on campus '. .. ; In the middle
of Ja 'bridge game. AOPi Gail-'Nie
ely looked out- of- an ' Atherton
-Hall window and saw her fiance
Merchant' Marine' Seaman'" Glenn
Nicfely' coming-up the walk."
-Other campiis visitors"..^'.. 7 .
SPE. Stan Lauremore PIT.'
Bud Margerun " .". .’ Kallbzetia
Helen McColgin Wiley •.''. r xji~.
cently engaged .Kappa., alum Sally.
Meyers and Delt Bill Fortman „
ZTA’s. from Dickinson, Ry.th Stbf
ford and Kay. Eitemiller . . : Sgt.
Ray . Singer, Pi Lambda • Phi, to':
see Flo Plottel. '