TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1946
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Eighth Semester President
Joseph. Steal, Key: president of
Delta Tau Delta, president of
1.F.C., Sixth semester president,
All-College cabinet, 'Friars, Skull
and Barnes, Lion's Paw, idhaimnan
of I.F.C. dance committee, varsity
wrestling team, X-GI 'club.
Robert Burge, Nittany-Inde
pendent: manager of Blue Band,
manager of- symphony, president
of Delta UpSilon, 'lndustrial En
gineering society.
Eighth Semester Secretary-Treas
urer
* Jeanne Bosch, Key: Theta Sig
ma Phi treasurer I'M®, 'president'
1940, secretary-treasurer fourth
and., fifth semesters, inter-class
finance 'committee, reorganization
of. Froth, Red Cross section lead
er, intra-mural sports, Kappa Al
pha Theta. •
Marilyn Gldbisoh,. NMany-In
dependent: La'ckonides, vice pres
ident of WJR.A., telegraphic
swiimimiihg team, ’Alpha Lambda
Delta-, Owens, physical education
student council, Alpha Chi Omega.
Seventh Semester President
. James ISlheean, Key: „ IParml
Nous, sixth semester preriiderft,
All-College cabinet, -All-College
dance committee, iriter-<fiFaternity
basketball, Veteran Foreign War,
battalion sub-'commarjder NROfTC,
Ftii- Kappa Psi, secretary.
John Nolan, Nittatny-Independ
ent .‘Lacrosse captain, varsity foot
ball, student officer 'NROTC.
Seventh Bemesler Secretary-
Treasurer
-,'Patricia Treater, Key:_ presi
dent Alpha Omicron Pi,' Fresh
man Forum, 'Red iCitoss section
leader,-president North-Fast Ath
erton,' HouSe of Representatives,
independent senator, (FanheHeriic
cbunloll, Outing club, Rifle club,
Treble Singers, Riding 1 club.
Nian Charles, Niltlbatny-'lndepen
derit: vice president elf ' Kappa
Keppa Gamma, Freshman Forum,
Rifle, club, Owiens, Players, Ellen
H. Richards club, secretary-treas
urer of third semester, Red Cross,
ihtraifnural’sports.
Sixth Semester President ;
Wi-Hiaim Brooks, Key: baske-t
-ba-li head manager,. Blue Key, Red l
Cross War'Loan -drive, 'lnter-fra
terhity "council, past president of
Altoona ’ Undergraduate Center
Alumni. Association, - Greeters
cluß,'';;Neiwtmaii. club, Phi Kappa 1
Psi’, .treasurer. : -;" - ; '\-
.’.-QharleSk-iWilling, • Naitbany-Irude
pendeiit:- varsity’-' football,- Captain
of trafck team,. All-College ordhes
tra; '.
Sixth' •.Sdmester-’Secreiary-Treas
ure’r^
riDdris .HarJdiwerk, Key: TaJu- Phi
Sigma "president, Sigma Epsilon.
Sterna;: Blue Band secretary-treer
surdr, Treble-singers, WiR.A.
satr.-Jcimore representative, -House
cfelß'cjptreDerJiQitfives, • Rfcd: Cross
solicitor,' Aquacade, Gamma Phi
BetOai- • . .’ - '
Cißt&lbara Wilson, Nitfflany-Iride
pesndent: debate, F.SJC A.,' 'Hod)
Gross. '
Fifth Semester President
;; . Jlbbert (M i acGregor, Key: IfVT.A.,
). thihid; semester president, All-Col
-5 X-GI bhpplain, Glee
* dub, (Newman club.
'■ 'William Christmas, Nittamy-In
-3 deptertdent: varsity: boxing, X-GI
'oMb. ’
] Fifth Semester Secreiary-Treas
-1 urer 1 '’ " ■ 1
1 Jaheti Moll'enauer, Key: ..(Fresh
man irauncdl, FreShm!ah ; .Cusbotms
tooai’d, ;Jitdicialj- Alpha Glhi Gmega.
A OVDargaret' Gooper, IN’i'fitaniy-Ihde
pehabnlff Wasariidhohiter -club.
Fourth Semester, President
J : ■ ;Thdm)as r '!l/Smien,; .Druids,-
I president of third. semester, All-
Cdllege 'cabinet,; X-GP dub, and
.• Pd' Kappa Alpha.
Wiliam . Wagner, Nititany-lude
•t pendent: Intramural wrestling, X
' G4I club, and Delta Chi. v
Fourth Semester Secretary-Trea
surer
- iEJuzahne Rocrriig, Key: Owens,
5 Senate of W S G A, Freshman
Counioil, Elementary Ediildation
{ club, -'and iGamm'a Phi Flpstil'on.
i Gerry- HVMey, Nitlarjy-Inidepen
.! c'.hirlt:. EFadhd'lenic raprasentlativte’
nad, Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Third "Semester President
£ ."WAlEfe ll * l ISchreyer, Key: boxing
i manager, lSl'a-IG, PSCA, and
;i Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Ted LefevTe, Nittany-Indepen
jdent/
Men Reigh
At Bucknell
The Penn State campus isn't
the only one flooded with men
this semester. Right next door at
Bucknell ’ University, a record
breaking "enrollment of 1569 stud
ents was-reached this term. Half
of this number are veterans.
Of the 750 veterans now at
tending classes, 13 are women.
Included in'-the group are approx
imately 350 men who left Buck-,
nell to enter-military service and
ate now resuming their studies.
i The majority of the veterans
now enrolled carhe in at the start
of the March term, and 281 of
them entered as-freshmen. Once
again the men-outnumber the
women 'on the caupptts.
' Buckn ell’s current enrollment,
■largest in her 100-year -history, is
composed of -908 men and 681
Women. Normally, the University
enrolls only 1300 students.
Penn Statements-
j Continued from, page two
liave been juggled around to new
rooms like" furniture. Now a
journalist is mistaken for a chem
ist as he Walks out Of New Phy
sjes and. an engineer talcing Eng
lish in) Home Ec is identified as
an expert in the culinary arts. In a
crowded economics class (being
given in Sparks surprisingly) a
girl fainted while waiting for re
assignment to a room where she
could get a seat. Holding to the
old. theory that “the show must
go on and besides what’s a faint
ing spell compared to the mar
ginal theory” the prof disregarded
the bothersome incident and con
tinued with his class.
Oh No ~v
An : ignorant ■ non-professional
queried actor Joe Vispi as to the
name of the,next Players’ produc
-tion.Vispi downed the foul knave
with this answer (demonstrating
hoards of theatrical. knowledge),
“Macbeth. By, Shakespeare, you
know.”
Black from the wars, Ben French
formed a significant observation
on the weaker sex and expounded
his -theory in philosophy class:
“Women, get married for butter
or worse.” ’. '*
Third Semester ' Secretary-Treas
urer •
jMiary Magas, Key: Swimming
iclrib,-Newman club, amid FSCA.
Alice 'Miller, (Nittany-Indep end 1 -
:en-t: ,second seqiester secretary,
■Riding Club, and PSGA.
Second Semester President
Pete Nastase, : Key.
■ Charles Hill, Ndtfany-Inidepsnd
eijt:-first semester president, Book.
Exchange chairman, X-G-I club,
FSCA; and lacrosse.
Second Semester Secretary-Trea
surer
Florence EMenton, Key.
Ruth (Hemler, IfNittany-lndepein
deriit: fiifstt -Bemasiber ' ■ seareiiaty
treasurer, PSOA social committee,
Badminton Club, intamural bowl
ing. .
THE COLLEGIAN
CAMPUS CALENDAR
TODAY
W.imjcrest elections, Laundry, 1
p.m. to 6 p.m.
Coed CooT l d'in , ating Committee
meeting, Dean of 'Women’s office,
5 pan.
PSOA Commission IV meeting,
364 Old Main, 6:20 p.m.
Halt Societies meeting, second
floor lounge, Old -M-aiin, 6:46 p.m.
Treble Singers, 117 Carnegie
'Ball, 7 pm.
Glee Club, 264 Carnegie Hall,
7:15 p.m.
Chess Oluib meeting, 305 Old
Main, 7:30 pm."
X-G-I Smoker, Schwab auditor
ium, 8 pm.
Hi-llel Governing Board meet
ing, Hillel foundation, 8 p.m.
LA Lecture Series, Dr. Elilaot L.
Whitaker, ‘'Post-war Houses,” 12ili
Sparks, 8 p.m.
First Semester Collegian Can
didates, 8 Oarnegie.Hafll, 7 p.m.
TOMORROW
Sorority' Rushing Begins, 7:30
a.m.
(Blue Band Rehearsal, 117 Car
negie Hall, 7 pm.
Hillel Radio Program, WSVDAJ,
7:15 pm.
Common Sense Club, 121 Sparks,
7:30 pm.
Home Economics Club meeting,
14 Heme Ec. 7 p.m.
THURSDAY
. WHA Executive Board meeting,
WRiA Lounge, White Hall, 4:30
.pm.
Choir, 1,1i7> Carnegie Hall, 7 p.m.
PSOA Uipperclass Club, 364 Old
Main, 7 pm.
WRA Fencing Club, Body Me
'chlanics -room, White Hall, 7:>l's
pm.
'Swimming Club Try-outs for
Water Aquacade,. White Ha'll, 7:30
pm.
. Forestry Society meeting, 105
Forestry, 7:30 pm.
Collegian Advertising Staff
mesiting; 8 Carnegie Hall, 7 p.m.
Ex-GI Information
Veterans are reminded that
training benefits are available
through the veterans administra
tion. Those lacking any necessary
papers for these benefits should
contact this office.
Pension, insurance and related
problems, of veterans should be
brought to the attention olf Ed
ward Wagner, the veterans ad
ministration’s contact officer. His
new office is located on the se
cond floor of the Cathaum The
atre. The telephone number is
4652.
Voting for officers of Windcrest
will take place at the Laundry
today from 1 to 6 p. m. The new
burgess and council members
Will -be elected for the spring
term.
Phi Sigma Delta
.... elefcte'd the following. for
the semester: Bob Firikelstein,
master ifralter, Teidi Rslbb, vice
rrjadter Water, iLenatrd • Kahn, re
cording secretary, Stain Steinberg,
corresponding secretary, Stani"
S'iegai,.bistortan and L'enard Sug
atman, parliamentaiiian.
Pitt Appoints Longenecker
Dean Of Graduate School
Dr. Herbert E. Longenecker, a graduate of the College in 1933,
has been appointed Dean of the Graduate School at the University of
Pittsburgh.
Receiving his B.S. degree in 193.3, Dr. Longenecker returned to the
College for his graduate work and received his Doctor’s degree in
1936. He joined the Pitt faculty as a Senior-Research Fellow in 1933
and participated in research of
The Buhl research project in bio
chemistry, which eventually de
veloped into the division of Re
search in the Natural Sciences.
His early research interests at
Pitt were an extension of work on
the constitution and metabolism
of fats undertaken as a post-doc
orate National Research Fellow in
England, Germany and Canada
during 1936-38. In 1942 he was ad
vanced to a full professorship in
chemistry and was given the di
rection of the Buhl Foundation
research project in the Natural
Sciences.
During the war years, Dr.
Alpha Kappa Pi
... reorganized upon the return
of .11 of its 112 active memtbers this
semester. Aiford I. Trueax was
elected president; Dean Gilbert,
vice-president; Robert Hinks, se
cretary; David DeLong, treasurer,
and Stanley Ryczak, chaplain.
They plan to occupy their house
in the fall semester.
Red 'Cross
'. . . Home Nursing course will
give credit toward graduation as
well as the Home Nursing certif
icate, if scheduled with the Home
Econoomics-Home Nursing course
that will be given this semester.
Pi Kappa Alpha
. . . initiated the following on
Sunday: Edwin Aibernethy, Kosti
John Borgas, Charles John Birk
man n, Harrie Bragg, Robert
Heekel, Robert Hodgson, Tom
Karolcik, Tom Lannen, Robert
Louis and Raymond Williams.
PAGE SEVEN
Longenecker served with the Food
and Nutrition Board of the Na
tional Research Council. He has
also been active in the organiza
tion of the committee on food re
search of the Military Planning
Division, Office of the Quartet
master General, and has actedas
the coordinator of a nation-wide
research program on the deterior
ation of fats in foods set up as one
of the committee’s major projects.
He has also been an advisor to the
Army Medical Nutrition Labora
tory of the Surgeon General’s of
fice.
Dr. Longenecker is a member of
the Pittsburgh Chemists’ Club and
the American Chemical Society.
He was president of the former
group in 1943-44. In civilian de
fense he was chief of the Food
Committee for Allegheny County
and has served as a member Of
the Pittsburgh Red Cross Com
mittee on Nutrition. He is also a
member of the Chemists’ Club of
New York, the New York Acade
my of Sciences and the American
Society of Biological Chemists.
He is scientific editor of “Fats,
Oils And Detergents,” an abstract
service to researchers in the fat
and oil field; on the editorial
board of the journal of the Ameri
can Oil Chemists’ Society, arid a
member of the editorial board of
a research monograph series on
fats and oils.
While an undergraduate stud
ent, Dr. Longenecker was Presi
dent of Interfraternity Council,
president of Phi Lanibda Up
silon, president of Phi Mu Alpha,
and a member of Lions Paw, Skull
and Bones, Student Council,
Student Board, Alpha Zeta, Thes
pians, Glee Club, Band, Student
Union, Intra-Mural Board, class
secretary, and vice-president Of
the Liebig Chemical Society..