SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1950
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Triangle
Triangle fraternity formally in
itiated John B. Sparhawk Jr.,
Creighton V. Rotz, and William
C. Schlegal on Sunday. John W.
Breneman, professor of engineer
ing mechahics, spoke at a banquet
which followed the initiation
ceremonies.
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta sorority pledged
Norma Curcio and Patricia' Pirall
on Sunday evening.
Delta Gamma
• Mary Reif, province secretary
of Delta Gamma sorority, visited
the local chapter. She was enter
tained at a tea in Simmons hall.
Delta Gamma entertained the
Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity. Pre
sentation of a skit was followed
by dancing and serving of refresh
ments.
Beta Sigma Omieron
Roberta O’Dell and Billie Du
vall have been pledged by Beta
Sigma Omieron sorority. Follow
ing pledging the girls held a
party in the suite.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
pledged Pete Caraway at a for
mal service on Tuesday.
Phi Mu
Phi Mu sorority entertained
Theta Chi fraternity Tuesday
evening at the Theta Chi 'House.
Dancing and refreshments fol
lowed a skit 'given by the Phi
Mu pledges.
The sorority also .entertained
Alpha Omieron Pi sorority at an
“After-date” slumber party on
Saturday night.
Sigma Alpha Mu v
Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity en
tertained Sigma Delta Tau sor
ority at a tea dance on Sunday
afternoon at the SAM house.
Delta Delta Delta
Delta Delta Delta sorority re
cently entertained Alpha Om
icron Pi sorority at an informal
coffee hour m the Tri-Delt suite.
Shades Of Mother!
Men Doing Washing
The sight of a big, footballish,
tough he-man tenderly manipu
lating the folds of a rayon sport
shirt, adjusting the temperature
control on an iron, and proceeding
to de-wrinkle the garment is
something new in the hinter
lands of the men’s dormitories.
Domesticity has struck in full
force, and previously unlearned
students are striving mightily to
catch up with the trend. With
the advent of the new laundry
rooms in the West dorms, topics
of conversation are shifting in
many, quarters from the Phila
delphia Eagles to the proper tem
perature at which to iron a hand
kerchief. Arguments as to wheth
er a handkerchief is cotton or
linen are everyday affairs, and
the amount of soap to use with
a load of socks is a subject for
much heated debate.
To walk into a room and see
a grizzled, hardened ME student
tenderly rubbing a tee-shirt
against his five-day beard to see
if it (the tee-shirt) is dry enough
is’ a bit of a shock. To see the
same man delicately ironing the
corners of a set of skivvies is
downright revolting. The only
thing missing is a frilly apron.
Nevertheless, the men are
learning, and taking this new
development in stride. The laun
dries are a good thing. They give
poor mother a rest, and teach the
male animal a few tricks that he
may well have to know some day.
Speech Clinic Director
Dr. Eugene T. McDonald, direc
tor of the speech clinic, was offi
cial delegate of Pennsylvania at
the. National Society for Crippled
Children and Adults meeting in
Chicago.
,’Dr. McDonald spoke at a spe
cial cerebral palsy exhibit. Medi
cal services, occupational, physi
cal and speech therapies, special
educational programs and psy
chological counseling for the cere,
bral palsied were featured. ,
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Football Frills ...
Goal Posts To Be
Decked In Ribbons
Beaver field will be festive
this afternoon with blue-white
and blue-gold decorated goal
posts. Mortar Board, women’s
senior honorary, is. in charge of
decorating the posts with the
help of Androcles, junior
men’s honorary hat society. Crepe
paper will be wound in may pole
fashion around the posts in Penn
State and West Virginia school
colors. In case of rain, the goal
posts will not be decorated. Mary
Ellen Grube and Bettina de Pal
ma head the decorating com
mittee.
Astronomical Club
Initiates 17 Students
Alpha Mu, astronomical honor
ary society initiated 17 students
at a ceremony at the Phi Sigma
Kappa fraternity house.
They include: Darwin Clutter,
Juliana Crisman, Andrew Gass
man, Gwenn Kelly, Don Kump,
Paul Linvill, Murray Loss, Rus
sel Marasco, Harold O’ Conner,
Don Parrish, June Phillips, Eu
gene Raup, John Stewart, Elmer
Tompson, Dean M. Unger, George
Vose and Jack Wolf.
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Lowman-Neikirk
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lowman,
of Pittsburgh, have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Helen to Walter Neikirk, of Lan
caster.
Miss Lowman is a senior in
home economics and is a member
of Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Mr.
Neikirk is attending Franklin and
Marshall college and is a member
of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity.
Burrell-Klosterman
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burrell, of
Philadelphia, have announced the
engagement of their daughter Lo
is to Richard Klosterman. \
Miss Burrell is a senior in edu
cation and a member of Alpha
Chi Omega sorority; Mr.'Kloster
man is a senior in engineering and
a member of Phi Kappa Sigma
fraternity.
7 Women Japped
For Masquerettes
Seven women have been tap
ped for Masquerettes, the female
counterpart of Thespians, a musi
cal comedy organization. They
include: Polly Potter, Audrey
Horner, Jane Ashenfelter, Phyl
lis Weiss, Corrine Mittleman,
Hanna Sinaway, and Mike Clay
smith. .
WRA Intramurals Begin
Second Round Monday
The second round of WRA intramurals begins Monday.
Teams scheduled to play basketball Monday are Atherton West
and Atherton East; Women’s building and the Town team; and Mc-
Allister hall and Leonides.
Tuesday’s schedule includes Alpha Chi Omega and Alpha Gam
ma Delta; Kappa Kappa Gamma and Alpha Omicron Pi; Kappa
Alpha Theta and Chi Omega; and
Delta Zeta and Delta Gamma.
Teams competing on Wednes
day are Gamma Phi Beta and
Delta Delta Delta; Alpha Epsilon
Phi and Phi Mu. Philotes was
scheduled to oppose Alpha Xi
Delta but has dropped out of the
league.
Two Games Scheduled Thurs.
Only, two games are scheduled
for Thursday. The Nittany Co-Op
will play against Theta Phi Alpha
and Zeta Tau Alpha will oppose
Phi Sigma Sigma.
Ping pong games scheduled for
the week are Leonides and Wom
en’s building; Alpha Xi Delta and
Sigma Delta Tau; Delta Delta
Delta and Gamma Phi Beta; Ath
erton West and Atherton East;
McElwain and Simmons halls;
and McAllister units 1 and 2.
These games will be played on
Tuesday.
Wednesday Ping Pong Schedule
Wednesday’s ping pong games
include Nittany Co-Op and Beta
Sigma Omicron; Phi Sigma Sig
ma and Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha
Gamma Delta and Kappa Alpha
Theta: Chi Omega and Alpha Chi
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Omega; Kappa Kappa Gamma and
Alpha Omicron Pi; and De.lta
Gamma and Delta Zeta.
Two games are scheduled for
Thursday. Alpha Epsilon Phi op
poses Kappa Delta and Phi Mu
competes against Philotes,.
Swimming teams will compete
for the second time on Thursday.
The schedule includes Delta Gam
ma, Kappa Delta, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, Phi Mu, Sigma Delta
Tau, Nittany Co-Op and McAllis
ter hall.
Independent
Intramurals
Independent women wishing
to play on any of the intra
mural teams should report to
White hall Monday at 7 p.m.
to sign up for teams.
IM Gridders Play Monday
Last night’s semifinal ' intra
mural football games, called off
because of rain, will be played
Monday night at the same times.
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