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Ag Hill Students
To Hold Mixer
The second annual Ag. Hill stu
dent faculty mixer will be held in
White Hall from 8 to 12 tonight.
A program of square dancing
and variety shows by three fra
ternities will be MC’d by Dr. A.
A. Borland, retired head of the
dairy department.
Mr. Chauncey Lang of Agricul
ture Extension will call the
squares, it was announced by Rob
ert Neff, student chairman of the
mixer. ' ■
Delta Theta Sigma, Alpha Zeta,
and Alpha Gamma Rho are the
fraternities preparing snappy
skits for everybody’s entertain
ment.
Last year’s mixer was attended
by over 700 professors and stu
dents, Bill King and Cairoll
Howes, publicity chairmen an
nounced.
Refreshments will be served to
cool everybody after the hoe
down.
Frosh Society
Initiates 32
Thirty-two women were initiat
ed into Alpha Lambda Delta,
freshman women’s honorary,
Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. in
Simmons'Hall lounge. They were
previously pledged on January
19.
Those initiated were: Lila
Barnes, Lois Blanckensee, Doro
thy Bordner, Donia Browand,
Janet Brown, Anna Buchanan,
Patricia Bush, Eleanor Dickson,
Elizabeth Dunlap, Marion Ehler,
Phylis Esrey, Emma Evans, Mar
garet Feather, Dorothy Groslcy,
Margaret Henderson, Julia Ibbot
son, Marilyn Jones, Pearl Kane,
Dolores Lipkowitz, Nancy Metz
ger, Eleanor Miller, Elaine Notari,
Barbara Park, Lois Pulver, Dori
Spielberg, Maryanne Stewart,
Joanne Straley, Greta Weaver,
Frances Weinland, Janet Wensel,
and Mary Jane Woodrow.
The twentieth anniversary of
the founding of the honorary at
the College on May 24, 1930, will
be celebrated with a tea.
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Tops with College Girls
Women from 227 colleges are now
taking Gibbs secretarial training.
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NOW!
At Your
Warner Theatre
C^athaum
WILLIAM HOLDEN
JOAN CAULFIELD
"DEAR WIFE"
State
JOSEPH COTTON
VALLI
ORSON WELLES
"The 3rd Man"
/ httan
LARRY PARKS
BARBARA HALE
'JOLSON SINGS
AGAIN'
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Zeta Beta Tau
Zeta Beta Tau fraternity held
its annual Alumni Weekend, April
28 and 29. Four men were initiat
ed into the fraternity including
Irving Terushow, Milton Balding
er, George Jay Joseph, Emil Keen.
Guest speaker for the initiation
banquet was Arthur R. Warnock,
dean emeritus of men.
Alpha Sigma Phi
Recently initiated by Alpha
Sigma Phi fraternity were Rob
ert Eichenlaub, Allen Gibson,
Patrick Harmon, William Kla
ban, Frank Moritz, John Parry,
Richard Pischke, Robert Reed,
Richard Spriggs and Gustave Wes
cott.
James Griffin, Harry Salmon
and William Richards were re
cently pledged by the fraternity.
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