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Alpha Xi Wins
Easy Victory
Alpha Xi Delta, League I, gave
the most resounding defeat of the
week to Theta Phi Alpha, 31-4,
in the women's intramural bas
ketball tournament as League I,
11, and 111 teams battled in their
first scheduled matches.
An impressive victory was also
gained by Alpha Gamma Delta,
League 111, over Delta Gamma
with a 30-4 score. Other one
.ided games were played by
Kappa Alpha Theta, League I,
winning over Kappa Delta, 27-8,
and Atherton 11, League 111, over
Mu, 31-11.
In League I games played
Tuesday night, Co-op edged Sim
mons, 27-25, while Gamma Phi
'3eta won by forfeit over Delta
'eta.
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Forfeits were also handed by
eonides to Alpha Chi Omega
Ind by Atherton I to Delta Delta
)elta in League II games played
Vednesday night. Alpha Omi
..Ton Pi eased by Alpha Epsilon
Phi, 23-9, and Zeta Tau Alpha
took Sigma Delta Tau, 40-15.
In League 111, Kappa Kappa
Thmma handed a 37-25 defeat to
I.therton 111. as Town defeated
^hi Omega, 39-16.
Second round games will be
layed Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday nights of next week
-- glowing the printed schedule
^leased by the WRA office.
amma Phi Beta
On Thursday night the Gamma
"hi Betas entertained their pledg
at a dessert at the home of
`rs. George Leffler, their ad
• •'sor.
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RIDE to Columbus or vicinity (prefer
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Call Susie Sophomore, 5051.
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en. a. Pat. Nu. AIRMAN
Navy Hockey Team
Blasts Army, 5-1
As Lanning Stars
Navy team handed Army a con
vincing 5-1 defeat on Holmes
field Thursday afternoon in the
first of a series of the traditional
Army-Navy women's hockey
clashes.
Evelyn Lanning was responsi
ble for four of the victorious
team's goals and Nancy Mattern
accounted for the remaining tal
ly. Pat Rautherberg was one scor
er for the vanquished Army team.
Two more games of the series
are scheduled to be played on
Holmes field at 4 p.m. next Tues
day and Thursday. Army-Navy
honorarry teams are chosen at the
end of the intramural hockey sea
son to give acknowledgement and
honor to those girls who have
narticipated most during the in
tramural hockey sessions.
Dances
(Continued from page one)
"Dizzy" and gives out with a
solid "House of Kicks." Dick An
derson's (ooh pa pa dah) combo
will liven the blood of jive
addicts.
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Phi Sigma Delta, cruel lads,
also have their pledges showing
off between the intermission of
Jean Griffith's music. Pi - Kappa
Alpha has turned its house into
the exclusive "Club Pika" with
entertainment furnished by the
Silvetti trio from Harrisburg.
Gene Booth's band will play
for dancing at the Phi Kappa Tau
house. At both the Pi Kappa Phi
and Phi Sigma Kappa houses Al
Capp's "Sadie Hawkins Day"
will be re-enacted.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE: three room, 27*ft. Trailer
with kitchen ; excellent condition ; must
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1946 CUSTOM DODGE, 1946 Jeep, heater
and new top, 10,000 miles, 1946 Nash
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very clean car and priced right. 1948
Kaiser deluxe, 6,000 miles, fully equipped,
and new 1948 Jeepster. Phone 9911 or
write J. A. Myers, Mill Hall, Pa.
GENUINE Brush Keiurich Rofh Violin.
Double violin case, one bow, one Cre
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together. Contact S. K. Knies, 5061-288.
AVAILABLE, Public Stenographer. Typ
ing, mimeographing, dictation. Hours I-5
p.m. daily. Nittany Realty Building (above
Kaye's Korner). Phone 7094, State College.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for student
investment less than $5O, good income,
little time required to operate. Phone 2756
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THE
TER Roots
Players to Hold
Tryouts Next Week
Joint tryouts for two coming
Players' productions, "All My
Sons" and "Parlor Story," will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday,
said Warren Smith of the drama
department.
Newcomers will try out in
Schwab Auditorium at 7 p.m.
Tuesday, and those with pre
vious experience with Players
will try out in the Little Theatre
at 7 p.m. Wednesday.
"All My Sons," currently run
ning on Broadway and recently
released as a movie, will be pro
duced by Players, January 13,
14, and 15. "Parlor Story" is
Players' next arena play to be
presented at Center Stage next
semester.
Those interested in trying out
for the plays should sign up at
Student Union prior to the try
outs.
IFC Newsletter Compares
Dorm, Fraternity Costs
An analysis of fraternity house
bills, highlighting the comparison
of living expenses in fraternities
with living expenses in College
dormitories will feature the next
issue of the IFC Newsletter to be
distributed Monday.
The Newsletter, a bi-weekly
publication of the Interfraternity
Council, is available at Student
Union desk in Old Main Monday
morning. Copies are mailed to all
fraternities.
In addition to the feature arti
cle prepared by the staff of the
Newsletter, regular features such
as Pan-Hel Briefs, Fraternity
Highlights, and Frathletics will
also be included.
WRA Rifle Club
WRA rrifle Club held its or
ganizational meeting Thursday
night. All coeds who are still in
terested in participating and who
did not attend the first meeting
should report to Miss Haidt's of
fice in White Hall before 4 p.m
Monday.
phi Gamma Delta
'Henry Holmes was initiated in
to Phi Gamma Delta recently.
GOOD LUCK, LIONS t
COOKS
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Alpha Phi Omega
Alpha Phi Omega, national ser
vice fraternity, recently pledged
41 men. The pledges are Peter
Adams, Richard Albright, Mal
colm Boyer, Sy Bridermen, Bar
ton Cahan, Robert Cook, Lewis
Dallolio, Stanley Degler, Robert
Dieckman, Robert Freeborough,
Thomas Gabel, Walter Gabel.
Warren Haney, Wilbur Han
key, David Herting, Robert Hill,
Robert Keys, Robert Knecht,
Charles Kuder, Richard Kustin.
Robert Longenecker, Jack Look
er, Rex McHail, David Maneval,
George l,tecouch, Richard Meloy,
Donald Miller.
Paul Neff, Ray Nall, Taylor
Potter, David Prizer, Paul Schef
fey, John Schulze, Paul Shogren,
John Shultz, John Stranere, Wil
liam Tross, Richard Troutman,
Ralph Wagner, Melvin Widrow,
and Paxton Wolfe.
Phi Mu
Ethel Van Tine was initiated
into Phi Mu Thursday night. The
sorority also entertained Mrs. Eu
gene Raiford, Phi Mu district
president.
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi entertained
Pi Kappa Phi at a picnic and
cabin party, given at "Hub"
Haugh's de-luxe cabin on Sunday
evening, announced Marie Wrob
leski, social chairman.
Lucky you
here's "Lucky Stripes"
fIUILIPSWONIM CORP. N. Y. 1, N. Y.
"VAN HESSEN . ' IS A TRADE MARK REGISTERED IN THE U. S. PATENT OFFICE
STATE COLLEGE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1948
Alpha Xi Delta
Alpha Xi Delta pledged 13
new members recently. The
pledges are Barbara Brice.
Jacqueline Bush, Clara Cooner,
Nancy George, Mary Haes
ler, Helen Marsh, Lucy Mit
inger, Diane Peterson, Patricia
Pfeiffer, Dorothy Rhodes, Ann
Louise Smith, Reida Spang, Ellen
Underwood. •
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The officers of the pledge class
include Clara Cooner, president;
Ann Smith, vice-president; Mary
Haesler, secretary; Rheida Spang,
treasurer. Pat Pfeiffer is social
chairman, and Nancy George and
Helen Marsh are music co-chair
men.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Jean Cameron was formally
initiated into Kappa Alpha Theta
October 21.
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