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Pliedges 24
Iota! Pledges 90
Inter-Fraternity Council an
nounces the pledging of 24 more
9fIC:I which brings the total num-
Ore.,- of fall pledges to 90.
Acacia--Harry W. Fillman.
Delta Theta Sigma--Dale
Bis
hoff. Philip H. Cease. Oscar• Pa
den.
' Kappa Delta Rho—John L. Ba-
Jarnes J. Brislin, Clifford! B.
"Carts, Jess T. Hiller, Clank Mac
. Yenzie, John T. Martin. Robert
iW. Risteen, Franklin M. Shupp,
Ntrilliam J. Sohonage, Raymond
C. Sowko. Clifford. B. Taylor, An
drew L. Tenser Jr.
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Phi Delta Theta—John E. Grif
'sith. Richard G. Grimier.
Phi Epsilon Pi*. Marcus H.
Cilhster. William I. Goldberg,
ITerman Rosenberg, Hartle T.
.Robert R. Saxe. Frederick
1 ,11/1":. Schulman.
Cabinet Takes-
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mart of the Elections Committee,
who will administer the oath of
office to Foote. Then the newly
ins tailed All-(College (President
,will inaugurate the other officers
:'of his Cabinet which includes
gam es Sheehan, senior president;
ji:ugene Fulmer, junior president;
and Richard Sarge, sophomore
))resident.
Y et -iousing-
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throughout the country today
t.wiLh a great deal or success.
lAreYou going to vote next
l'u-3sday? Don't drive home in an
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vote by leaving a note with the
Collegian. with your name, address
anti space available.
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Ski Club Meets
To Organize
The Penns Valley Ski Club
will meet in IGO Electrical Engi
neering, at 7:.130 p.m. tonight. Or
ganizational plans will be made
and there will be a general dis
tussion of skiing and the avail
ability of equipment before the
first snow.
Max Dercum, former ski coach
at the College, has sent films and
slides of ski trails in Colorado,
Washington an d Pennsylvania
which will be shown at the meet
ing.
Over 230 college ski enthusiasts
attended the meeting on October
3. Announcement was made, at
that time, that the Pennsylvania
State Ski Championships would
be held at the Penns Valley Ski
Area on February 1 1 5th and 16th,
11917..
:Henry Thurston, president, and
IVllax Peters, vice-president„ ex
pect to attend a meeting, hi Bos
ton, of the United States East
ern Amateur Ski Association.
They will learn the results of the
clubs requests for Class "C" rat
ings for the two trails at the
Boalsburg area.
The new ski school. will be
limited to club members and will
Abe !conducted' by Thurston with
Peters and Herbert Wahl, faculty
,member. as assistant instructors.
The chtb plans to have mixed
outings at the cabin for members.
Block and Bridle Club
Students Win Prizes
Block and Bridle Club appoint
ed Carolyn Graham. , Samuel
Laub, and Robert Pennington
representatives to the Animal
Husbandry Department at a re
cent meeting.
. Plans are being made to affil
iate with the National chapter of
the Block and Bridle Club. A
Little 'S bernatic I.ozstock
Shaw ‘will be the feature of this
year's program.
• There are no classes next Tues
day, so make good use of your
time. Help to improve your state
by vo ing.
hi of House !t rty Weekend
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THE DAILY COLT RGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
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SET ON THE PHONE NOW AND MAKE YOUR DATE
.-TICKETS ON SALE AT AA IMO% 'NOV. 8-•
Political Slates
Mystify Students
In History Classes
Student knowledge of state
and national political candidates
is very slight if two history 21
classes are a reliable cross sec
tion. Only 110% of the 93 students
polled knew the :fore• major
party candidates for Pennsylvania
governor and 'U. S. Senator, while
one third d`•d not know even one.
Among the 38 voting students,
however,. the knowledge was a
little higher, with nearly a fifth
knowing
.both slates and another
fifth returning blanks. The aver
erage voter knew two candidates;
the non-voting average was one.
Back your candidate in the elec
tion next Tuesday. A great deal of
work was done to make it possible
for you to go home to vote. Don't
make it all for nothing.
CAMPUS
RESTAURANT
with
and his
Windcrest Residents
Are Guests of Honor
Al Stork Showers
Mrs. Reid McCloskey. of Wind
crest, was guest-of-honor at a
stork shower Monday night at
the Windcrest community hall.
The party was given by Mrs. Mc-
Closkey's neighbors in Zone 7.
Five other residents of 'Wind
crest were also honored with a
stork shower recently at the com
munity hall which"was decorated
to carry out a Halloween theme.
The five guests-of-honor, each
of whem was presented With a
carriage robe, were: Mrs. Warren
Adams, Mrs. Robert Beacher,
Mrs. Roy Connor, Mrs.-James Ro
berts, and Mrs. Jack Trostle.
Johnny Chuckran, a football
stand-out at Penn" State' in 11944,
is enroute to this
_country from
Japan but does not intend to re
enter college until spring. His
brilliant career was interrupted by
war service.
Hits The Spot!
'PORK CHOPS
• TURKEY
'STEAK
Friday, November 3
$4.00 per Couple (lax indl
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1946
ROTCAndJournalism
Combine Operations
Professor Robert Van Slam
brouck was favorably impressed
yesterday, with the way the dif-
Iferent department s tn. the col
lege cooperate with each other.
Attenipting to drive home a
Point before his Journalism 4f,
class, Professor Van 'Slambroucli
referred to the buying Tiublic as
a 'Spassing patiade." As he Wa;
saying these words. there blaree
forth from the ROTC room, next
door, a very appropriate and vig
orous military march.
Improve state politics by votim
next Tuesday.
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