"AGE FOUR
Mac, Simmons Hold
Senior Dinners
Dinners for the graduating sen
iors will be held in McAllister
and Simmons dormitories to-
The dinners are a monthly
event of the dining commons in
honor of a special event occur-
Ing within the month.
Mrs. Neva Morris, hostess a’.
Grange Dorm, is in charge of the
dinner for approximately 80 sen
iors at Mac. Helping her are
Pauline Bullick, Jane Dinger,
Ann Fickenscher, Marilyn Hoke,
Dorothy Koons, Isobel Leach.
Judy Roberts, and Sara Yoder.
A special song has been written
for the occasion. Mrs. Lois Rice,
Simmons’ hostess, is in charge
of the dinner there.
This dinne r will be the final
special one of the year.
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runs in the last of the filth in
ning. Penn Haven knocked over
its only run in the third.
Phi Kappa battered Jack
Damon, Beta Theta Pi, for a flock
of runs to climb into the quarter
finals, 19-6. The Phi Kap’s held a
15-0 lead in the sixth frame be
fore Jim Yochum eased up to
allow the Beta’s a little plate
room.
Booming back after a 5-1 deficit,
Chi Phi pounded over six tallies
in the fourth inning to grab the
lead and finally defeat Delta Sig
ma Phi, 10-6, in the other tourna
ment game.
Tonight, Alpha Chi Sigma
meets Sigma Pi, Phi Sigma Kap
pa battles Alpha Tau Omega, Al
pha Sigma Phi takes on Phi Kap
pa, at 6:30 p.m. on the New
Beaver diamonds. Kappa Delta
Rho and Chi Phi meet on the golf
course diamond.
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