TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1947
Carnival Nets
$124 Profit
9 Proceeds from the annual Mor
itar Board Carnival given Satur-
Id-ay afternoon total $124.45, ac
acordlng to Joan Harrington, Mor
|tar Board president. This • sum
[will be donated to the Charlotte
[E. Ray scholarship fund.
I Beta Sigma Qmicron, selling ice
[cream, managed the most popu
lar booth.
Those organizations having the
highest return were Zeta Tau j Al
pha, V 19.10; Sigma Delta Tau,
11.20; Alpha Epsilon Phi, $9.30;
Delta Gamma, $7.60; Phi Sigma.
Sigma, $7.40; Ohi Omega, $7.20;
[Owens, $6.60.
| Selling the most tickets was
[Sigma Delta Tau with Delta Gam
ma and Delta Zeta selling the
second largest amount.
Co-cldit (Column
Phi Sigma Sigma
Frances Sorin was recently
elected archon of Phi Sigma Sig-.
ma. Other officers are.Rosglie
Caplan, vice-archon; Sara Seal
fow, tribune; Betty Kranitz, bur
sar; Rose Kibrick, scribe; and
Edna Guttman, rushing chair-'
man.
Chi Phi
1 Chi Phi initiates are Nicholas
a Altemus, Robert Altemus, Char
lies Bartsch, Jr., Frank Cowley,
I Jr., Thomas Daley, Charles Hoyt,
| Donald Little, Victor Martini,
I Roy McClenaghan, Jr., Vladmir,
|Obzut, Waldemar Plonski, Clin
| ton Quigley, Jr., William Sans-
Sbury, Jr., Joseph Wentzler.
i 'Pledges include Paul Barner,
Richard Bower, Samuel Burdick,
Jr., Robert Edgerton, Paul Far
jrel, Warren Fetterolf, ' Harry
|Fisher, Jr., Harold Howard,
| James Long, Walter Letkiewicz,
[Donald Maloy, John Pouch, Wil
jliam Rosborough, and William
Sloan, Jr.
Alpha Epsilon Phi
if Elaine Mittleman was recently
(elected dean of Alpha Epsilon
Phi. Other officers are Beatrice
Sijverstone, sub-dean; Norma
Herman, treasurer; Nancy Hoff
man, registrar; and Eleanor Kop
oltz, scribe.
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WRfl Intramurals
Softball
Beoause of boor playing condi
tions the WIRA golf, tennis and
softball tournaments will not be
'Completed this’ semester, 'accord
ing to Claire Parks, WRA Intra
mural chairman.
“After being repeatedly rained
out it is not believed that there is
time during nxam q to play off the
tournaments,” announced Miss
Parks yesterday.
Although the softball tourna
ment will remain uncompleted,
Atherton is the unofficial softball
champion- since they are the win
ners in League I and have been
undiefeated' this season.
Kappa Delta Rho
Newly elected president of
Kappa Delta Rho is David Roili-
Son. Other officers are John Mc-
Creary, senior tribune; John Kel
ley, junior tribune; Lee McQuis
ton, secretary, and Jess Hiller,
treasurer.
Initiates include John Collins,
Clifford Corta, Walter Jaskolka,
John Kuney, Leo Nobile, Donald
Riley, Raymond Sawko, Clifford
Taylor, Andrew Tenser, Eugene
Wasilewski, and Howard Wilde.
Pledges are Robert Arnold,
Robert Baker, Paul Jason, Sam
uel Jensen, Charles Shirk, and
William Vernon.
Horse Show
Winners of the four classes of
horsemanship in the Saturday af
ternoon horse show wer e Ralph
Gift, Robert Golden, Barbara
Neidig, and Louis Resler in class
I. Mary O’Hara, Edward Morris,
Shirley Pritzker and Claire Rei
clen in class 11. Donald Clapper,
Richard Mauthe, Eli Flaumen
baum and Roy Rumbaugh in
Class HI. Peg Irwin, Marian
Whittman, Bob Dysart and Pearl
Stevenson in class IV.-
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Roundup
During the past year, WRA has
managed twenty-one tournaments,
handled nine special functions,
and sponsored nine different clubs.
■ Claire Parks, WRA Intramural
chairman, and Mis„ 'Mildred Lu
cey, faculty advisor of WRA, were
directly responsible for planning
and managing all of this year’s
activities. Under the intramural
program, five tournaments were
played.
As winne r of three out of five of
the completed tournaments, Ath
erton will have its name inscribed
on the'intramural cup held in
White Hall.
Eighteen teams played in the
badminton intramurals. Barton,
Dinius, Geiger, McCormick, and
Nelson played on the champion
ship Atherton team. Runners-up
were Phi Mu, second, and Delta
Zeta, third.
The volleyball intramurals saw
eighteen teams competing in the
thirty-seven games played. Ath
erton again took the champion
ship, winning six games out of six.
Team members wer e Brown, Car
son, Dinius, Failor, Gamby, Garo
fano, Geiger, Grossman, Hostetter,
Newell,..and Zekauskas. Kappa
Delta came in second and Coop
took third place in the tourney.
AChiO's Champions
Intramural table tennis champ
ions were the AChiO’s. Jenkins,
Kell, Moran, and Powell made up
the team. Sigma Delta Tau held
second place in the competition
and Kappa Kappa Gamma thrid.
.Atherton claimed th*. intra
‘muxal bowling title by defeating
the Gamma Phi’s in the finals.
Third place winners were the
Delta . Zeta’s. Players for the Ath
erton' team were Dinius, Ebner,
Geiger, Hcstetter, Memory, Null,
Sloane,.,and .Wolfinger..
Basketball Teams 1
In the- intramural basket
ball tourney, the Alpha Xi Del
ta's won eight games, out of eight
to take first place. Kappa Alpha
.Theta came in second and Coop
third. Ann Baker, Lynn Drake, Ria
Hanslik, Marian Holmes, Doro
thy Johnston, Nancy Killam, Rene
Mowles, Grace O’Donnell, Susie
Van Arsdale, and Helen Zoll play
ed on the Alpha Xi Delta team.
for more Convenience • Comfort • Economy
One of these days the profs are
going to give you the gate!
That’ll be the day to board a big,
comfortable Greyhound and head
for,..,hope. . You’ll come out
on friendly terms with your
budget, too because Grey
hound’s low fares will save you
much more for vacation fun. So
remember: when they let you
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finally comes
When Vacation
11 Debaters Join Honorary
Delta Alpha Delta, women’s
debate honorary initiated 11
coeds Sunday. The initiation was
followed by election of new of
ficers and a banquet,' said Ann
Hay, past president of the hon
oray.
All five new officers are new
initiates. They are Mary Louise
Coleman, president; Hose Mary
Wagner, vice-president; Dorothy
Lees, treasurer; Helen Dickerson,
secretary; and Jean Esterman, so
cial chairman.
Other women taken into the
Delta Alpha Delta were Ruth
Mary Biery, Kay Courtney, Sara
Freedley, Annette Lanning, Har
riet Morgan, and Shibley Rhodes.
Cheek These Amazingly Low Fares
SAN FRANCIS bo .. .$42.05
MIAMI BEACH 17.85
BOSTON 8.15
MYRTLE BEACH .
COLORADO SPNGS. 26.15
ERIE
BALTIMORE
ATLANTIC CITY ...
IFC Rushing Code
Fraternities not represented at
the IFC meeting last Wednesday
can pick up copies of the rushing
code and a list of incoming soph
omores interested in joining fra
ternities at Student Union, Millard
Agnew, IFC president, said yes
terday.
Scarab Initiates
Architects, John R. Diehl. Stan
ley M. Cohen, Arthur Lilian, and
architectural engineer, Eugene W.
Schmieder, were initiated by the
Scarab Fraternity. May 14. Initia
tion was followed by a banquet at
the Anchorage.
'VVTf’r
PITTSBURGH $ 3.20
PHOENIX 37.55
HOT SPRINGS 17.45
9.90 DENVER 27.15
PHILADELPHIA .... 3.65
NEW YORK
ALBUQUERQUE .... 29.60
DALLAS 21.55
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