FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1946
Pledge Lists-
(Continued from page one)
Bets Dobson, Mary Jean Gold-
BE;cky Griffin, .Ituth. Heni
ler, Leis Heyd, Doris Jean Hoot
man, Dori Lou. Kisler, Dorothy
Knowles.
Run Lau, Doris Lilgenssin,
'Janet Long, Helen Markley; Jean
Nichols, Barbara Parker, Betty
Mae ;Parkhurst, Mary 'Glen Pen
ne,. Stella ;Riddle, Jane Rodgers,
'Patricia Bodily, Helen Ward, Bitty
Worral. -
Gamma Phi, Beta» Colors, mode
and brown; pledges:
Joan Berichtold, Margaret Coff
man,. Louise- Conte-, Betty 'Gibson,
WylKon King, Charlotte Leach,
' Arlene Mack, !Gladdy Lou Miller,
- Loretta Neville, ' Joanne Pepper ;
Dolores Plccone, Jayne Pollard,
-Doris Sarnaki, June Snyder, Mary
Jane Stewart, .Prudence Stewart,
Helen 'Wallace, Jean Wirges.
Kappa Alpha Theta:. ColorS,
..black. and -gold; ple4ges:
Susan ;Bissey, Sailly Brooke,
Dlizabeth Anm Cook, Florence Eld
erton, Anne Forncrook, Marjorie
Gorhaan, Marjorie Griffith's, Vix
ginfa Higgins,. Myrna Hinkle, Ma
ria - HugheS, 'Mary Myrna,
Eliza-
. bath 'Clemens -McMahan., Georgia
Miller, Beatrice 'Osmond, Marilyn
Ponferene,. Nancy . Romig, :Joan
Seltzer„ • Bat•lbara. - . • Stark, - . •Xarie
Weigle. -
• , Kappa Delta: Colors,. green and.
White; pledges: ' • • . •
Carol 'Milstein, Kitty. Brudher,
',Suzanne Chappell, - Leila Craig,
Helen Dickerson, Marie Filippone,
Mary Glick, , MariOn
. 'Hall, Louise
Holtsingror; ItOberta, Hutchison,
_Kathryn. Jensen, Mary 'Kapp, Shir-'
ley Peet, Bleanor Romanyshyn,
• Sally S:chieyer, Arlene Spender,
Frand,es. Wpm. •
' • - Kappa Kappa Gamma: Colprs,
light blue and dark blue; pladgeS:
Joan ICuslianan, Martha Conley.
Jane Dale, !Cynthia Doan,'Cordel 7
ia. 'Foreman,- Joan Fox, Joanne
Halben, Jane 'Hostetter, • Dorothy
• H•uiber. Martha Irwin, Lo
' vett, Mary Grace Love&
Susan MeClelland, Jane- McCor.
mick, AlliceMiller, Barbara Por
-ter,,-. Betty' Lau • Beed,• Betty
Schmitt,- Scraiban, Louise
&nith,
Swetlick, Udine,, Aillberta'
.` tlampades: • Colors,. pink and .
black; pledges:•
• - -Doris- Brenner, Dorothy Coff.--
. man; Mary Alice Hodgson, Clßra
Horn, Maa?y Anne Kemper, Su
; ""zaame•Lamtivence; ',Charlotte .Pme
Lee, Alma: Weir, Lprrqiine Zimmer-
phi Mu: Oofors, rose andwihite;
pledges!- •• - • . • .
Audrey Blackmun, Dorothy
Harrison, Mary Mice ;Giger,, Dor
- othY. Grutski, Dorothy Maskaleris,
" 'Nancy* Mechling, Pager Seal,
Yltizalbeith-Watts. - • •
Sigma. Sigma:. Colors, royal
• blue and gold;, pledges:
Sylvia - Alterman, Leatribe Berez,
.Lois'-prown, • Florence - Buntman,
. Ruth Cohen, dare Coleman, Helen
Finder, Rhode Fina,.Hawriet.Gold-
Dorip iGitlin,; Rose 11<ilbrick,
Betty: , Kranitz,'. Sylvia. Lew, Har
riet Miller, Norma Reulben„' Sara
Sealfpn, Shirley Stpector, Florecne
Zalkovitz. . • •
Sigma Delta Tau: Colors old
bine and cafe au leit; pledges:
"Jeanne . Athroms,: - Hlariet Adler,
Doris' Blicher„ Saraane.Cherashore„
Marjorie - Fisher, Rhoda Gould.
Alice 'Hecht:: Melba "Kleinskierger,
Paula Krow,, Constance Levy, Ed
na Myers, Anita Rosen, Doris,
• 'Sil'tapiro; TOby -Silverman; Lois
The
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of
STATE COLLEGE .
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Sparks.
Spoudekastor: Colors, pink and
bronze; pledges:
Louise Decker, Jane Fouracre, •
Hazel Jane rHelt," Ma ryJane Heine
Lois 'lngram, Mary Betty Kuzman,
Patricia Lloyd, Marjorie McKel
vey, Betty Pretlow, Jeanne Rich
ards, Nancy Spencer, Marjorie
Stout, Evelyn Wilson, Ruth Wit
son.
Theta Phi Alpha: Colors, silver,
blue- and gold; - pledges:
. Rita - Fabian, Mary Patricia
Hammond, Patricia Ludorf, Rose
Mamie Wagner.
Zeta. Tau Alpha: ___:Colors, tur
quoise and steel gray; pledges:
Marilyn Boller, Sara , Dougherty,
Marjorie Erskine, Edna Gales,.
Elizalbeth Suzanne-Hall, Ldis High,
Marion. Lewis,. Martha .Mander
bach, Mary Perkins, Shirley Russ,
Alma Lee , Thrasher, Marilyn
Tahms, Frances , Welker, Harriet
Zuch:
• Alpha Chi Sigmar Pledges:.
Charles Baxter, Paul . Kreider,.
William Laughlin, Fred 'Nicholas,
Glenn Oyler, Jacob" Sweigert,
Gayle Whipple.
• Alpha . Chi Rho: Pledges: Mar.- •
shall Brown, Robert Garret.
Alpha. phi - Delta: Pledges: Jo-
.seph. Coppa,, Joseph Lento, • Paul
Mazzet. . Vincent Itizreco, Janes
Samara,. Jams Scarazzo: - • •
Alpha: Taw Omega: Pledges: San- •
ford -Bennett Vale. Christiansen,
Richard' CratwfOrd,- William Griff
ith, Joseph Kelly, Edward McfNer-
ney; Ray Nichols:
Beta Sigma, Rhor Pledlges: Mick
ey Beckett, Dick Hallman, .Al
Jortner, Jack -Wolfe.
' Chi Phis Pledges: Joseph Bon
di, Dick Faykosh, Bill.. Flutnen,
Bob Frankhouse,• Harold • Hill.
Dick 'Mauthe, Jim MildKeand,• Ted
Noyes, .jaik Phiel, Bdb iSchrom;
"Jacob St. Claire, • Russ Steinley,
Bill Turner, Jack
Delta , Sigma Phi: Pledges: Wal
ly- 'Chambers, -Edward
John Ewald; Hal Fish, Edward
Haldeinan, :Rudy Lan dolt, Charles
Seaton; IWilliam Sharon, Peter Yo
china.
Delta Tau. Pledges:
ton Clark, Colin tHarriSon;'David.
'Doehler; JCalph Hunter,. Warren
-Myers, Edward' Yewell. • •.
Phi. Delta. Theta:. PledgeS: Jack,
- Kelly, red De 'Lander, Ji.ni Caz
tolina,- Jack . MoKeVerictan, Walt
• - •
PILL Kappa: Pledges: Robert Her
warbh, Robert Humphrey,' John
•
• •• • ,•
Phi Kappa. Sigma: Pledges: -Fred-
Bliss, Paul Corbiere, -Jim Filling=
ham, t Dan Jones,.Walden Magann,.
Harry Mellenger; Dick Weber
. Phi, Kappa 'Mai Pledges: Bob. i
Bernhard,- • Willi arn Hitges, . Frani
- Prestipino. •-
Phi Sigma Kappa: Pledges.
Phil. Corvo,, Robert -Schilling...
Pi Kappa - Phi: Pledges:- John
Antolich,:Robert Autmann;• Gerald
Berry, Mario Cainci,
Diet
rich, - Larry •Gerwig, Richard Hill ;
Eugene Klein, Harold Norris, Ken-.
neth Petry, Ray Plymyer, William
Quay.' . • •
• Pi Lambda Phi:-Pledges: Albert
Rosenblat.
Sigma Alpha. Epsilon: Pledges:
Tom Rouce,_Neil IDeVries, Arthur
Evans, Curtis Stone, Jack Wacke..
. Sigma Chi: Pledges: Sam- Corn
mins, George 'Gobson, NROTC,
John Homer,, Gene- Minnich, Rob:-
ert Robinson.'
'Sigma Phi Alpha: 'Pledges: 'Wil
liam Bodulich, Sherwood Jones.
Sigma . Phi Epsilon: Pledges:
Paul Altman, Clinton. Brooks; Jdim
THE COLLEGIAN
The Little Man
11 , 1 6
if 7r
Meet Mike Horen, Harvey's Pa
By LOB MARKS
Ed. Note:.—This is the second_
in a series of features on the
little mdn on campus, better
known as LMOC's. We just
thought you'd like to know
them.)
How much does the rabbit in
the A store window weigh?• Well,
your guess is as good as anyone's,
since the only currently well
known rabbit • (Peter is fast be
coming obsolete) is Harvey who,
being well over six feet, must
weigh at. least 190 pounds—of
ozone, that is.
The presiding genius respon
sible for this newly acquired rab
bit-consciousness (new word) is
Mike Horen. Mike, the publicity
chairman for ISC's .Bunny Hop,
has a lot of other ideas up his
sleeve.
' "We, have found lots of ways
to push the dance," Mike says.
"We 'put up those awful, little
yellow signs all' over the place.
Got 'em on all the revolving
doors, in town. And we made sure
that the fellows get dates for it,
too. We just passed out circulars
at the dance last weekend and in
all the eating places oft Wednes
day- and. Saturday •nights, when
everyone was in couples, and
then we left the rest up to the
'girl's: It worked."
Mike,' a secondsemester fresh
man, is full of little constructive
ideas like that, and seems to be
putting them to work. He is, of
course, a Member of ISC, presi
dent of. Penn State Club s and at
clarinet-player in the Blue Band
—in short, a very active guy. He
is full to 'overflowing with State
spirit, and has the energy' and
"go" to make it show in the right
places.-
The Wanderer .
Born here in the states, Mike
has spent most of his life wander
ing around the globe.. His
at present; is living in Argentina.
Mr. Horen, senior, is, a motion
picture_ representative, selling the
wares' of Hollywood to the Ar
tentfne; • - • • .
Mike . - liVed in Spain .'until the
Spanish;civil war. He remembers
only a. little. about it,. since he was
only 'eight when his family was
forced: to'" leave. He says. that it
all seemed to be a -great advent
Fitzgerald, Fred ;Lewis, Earl M.
Smolqy, EdWard :Tyl.kowli, James
Warkker. • •
• Sigma Phi Si4ma:.Pledges: Guy
Bo,,,crar,„.Tames Clark,. 'Gerald Cook,
Dale Dennison, Vernon Evans,
Van Hoagland, Amasa Marks,
Raymond McCleery, Dale Rein
ard, Tedliozellsky, John Schwartz,
Gene Shultz . , Bruce Summers.
Tau Kappa - Epsilon: Pledges'
Herbert Anderson ; Rdbert Jacd-•
bus,, . Frank Mank,,. Robert -Poin
dexter, Harry. Watt, Lee Worrilow..
Theta Chi: . Pledges: 'Herbert
Aarons, Merle Cox,..Franklin Cris-
Sy, David Frankenftield; Robert
Hitchin,. George 'Horton William
Staley, Lester Strickler, Jobn Wil
liams.
Friday Evening, April 5,1946, 8:00 P.M.
SCHWAB AUDITORIUM
The Pennsylvania State College Artists' Course
MIKE HOREN
ture to him. The Horens were
evacuated by the British army M
Barcelona and 'from there to
Marsailles by destroyer, where
bhey were picked- up by the
American battleship Rex. Quite
an adventure for an eight-year
old kid!
• Mike spent all his. high school
days. in the Argentine. He went to
the American high school in
Buenos Aires, where he claims
that the students were more
American than the Americans
themselves.
"We• are all very interested in
doing •things the American,
modern way down there.
Everything is done by th'e
newest, most up-toLdate methods.
Buenos Aires itself is slick; 'wide
and open, good. roads, buildings
that catch the sun-every hour it
shines, and fast modern subways.
The Argentinians are already
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. . . •
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for Admission
Veterans of World War II applying •
within one , year Of honorable discharge
admitted on• completion of two years'
of college work toward accredited de
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Full transcript of, record required in
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• - FIRST .YEAR CLASS. BEGINS
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building the country up for the
great influx of tourists expected
to come with the Pan American
highway. They're sharp, allright.
Misses T-Bone Steaks
"What I miss most up here is
the food. Geez! A t-bone steak
that covers a whole plate and at
least an inch thick. A wonderful
dinner for fifty cents American.
Boy, things are a lot cheaper
there. You could buy the whole
cow for $15."
Mike also misses the pampas,
and riding. He explains that 40
minutes out of the city, you can
just get on a horse and ride for
miles and miles. People are liter•
ally raised on horses.
Mike's older brother, Pete, goes
to State, and so it was decided
that Mike should come too. And
Mike says that he, wouldn't be
able to choose a better place. •
"This school is swell. When I
get out of the army (I'll be 18 in
October) I'm going to come back
with a bang. The people here are
so crazy.
:>>;»
;,
.....;` iii':
"Why, one of the entries we got
Monday, even though they are.q't
due until Wednesday, - was just
whacky. The girls - must have
;been bitter because she , said that
we should call off the contest
,since , the rabbit wouldn't live un- ,
til. Friday, cuz it was in the win
dow of the A store. Nutty!"
THE BROWSE
The past few years have been
lean. ones as far aS good bookS '
have been concerned. Publish,
ers say it has been due to . the
war. But it is our guess that
good manuscripts were held
until people began to read a bit
more seriously. And to prove
our point' we have same good
books for the s erious reader.
Jo Sinclair's WASTELAND
(Harper's, $2.50) was awarded'
Harper's $lO,OOO prize which is
given every two years. In spite
of the fact that it won a prize,
it is a book . which Should be
read by everyone—including, a
few of our ranting Congress,
men. (Did we say "ranting" or
"Rankin?") . The Problems of
our atomic age, might be solv-.
ed a little easier if we used
More horse sense and, our na
tures were as unselfish and
contained as much good will as
Sayward's in Conrad Richter's
THE FIELDS (Knopf, $2.50.)
The 'book has the charm and
the careful technique he gave
to THE TREES . . . Our local
book this week is Elizabeth
Metzger Howard's BEFORE
THE SUN GOES DOWN (Dou,
bleday, $2.75.) Another prize,
winner, Doubleday and . M. G.
M. *for a grand total of $145,-
000. It's a good. yarn and
worth reading if only to see
Huntingdon and Altoona: •in
print . . . Our nomination for
one of the Fifty Best Books of
the Year goes to Holt for the
beautiful job on THE LOST
LANDSCAPE by Winifred
Welles—s3.oo. It's an • ideal
Easter gift for mother or
grandmother, or • for anyone
who loves to hold the very
stuff of the American past in
their hands . . . If you like
beautiful spring flowers on
your Easter cards, we have
them now. But you better come
around soon,
The College
Book Store and
Record Shop
. 124 W. Beaver
'Open Every Evening
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