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34 Fraternities, AIM To Hold D'arties
IFC week-end brought Ray Anthony last night, and to
night. brings the fabulous house parties. Fraternities will
be transformed to Parisian nightclubs, prisons, south sea
islands, and —go see for yourself. Week-day students will
disguise themselves as prisoners, gamblers, Romans, cowboys
and • nondescript nonentities. •
Making a big splash with an
informal dance and hou.separty is
AIM. The dance is open to all
and will be in the West Dorm
lounge from 9-12 o'clock. Ray
Evert and his Artists in Melody
will play.
Tonight th e sweetheart of
Acacia will be crowned at the
formal sweetheart dance. All on
campus, classified or pot, are
eligible for the Draftee . Drag at
Alpha Chi Rho; Alpha• Chi Sigma
has typically derelict decorations
for their Hobc; Hop, including a
huge hobo face erected in front
of the house. Paul McWilliams
and his orchestra will send you
"out of this world'! at the Alpha
Epsilon Pi party based on an
outer space theme.
The Alpha Gamma Rho and
Alpha Tau Omega houses will no
doubt be decorated comically
enough for their cartoon cut-up
parties .All juvenile minded Penn
Staters are welcome to flock to
Alpha Zeta's children's party.. It's
decorated like a nursery, • yet.
Beta Sigma Rho's formal din
ner-dance will go on board a
Showboat. The Statesmen will
furnish the music. Amigos at
Beta Theta Pi's Beta Hacienda
will be served dinner cabaret
style. A formal dance will follow
the dinner.
Delta Chi iS entertaining at the
annual Ranch Dance. French cab
aret parties are the order of the
day for Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi
Kappa, Sigma Phi Epsilon, and
Theta Chi. French atmosphere
will be faithfully reproduced by
French newsstands, posters, and
flags. Phi Kappa will have a rea
sonably facsimile of the Arch of
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Se ior Ball Houseparty
By MARY STARK
Triumph raised over th e, front
door.
South Pacific's secret island,
Bali. Hai, will be 'found in the
jungle 'decorated rooms of Delta
Tau Delta. Kappa Delta Rho is
holding a strictly formal pledge
dance tonight with the house
- 2.ecorated in a castle motif.
The Lambda Chi Alpha house
Lonight will resemble a prison to
'give a jail-like atmosphere to
Z,he Lambda Chi Alcatraz. A
Bookies Brawl is going to take
Place -at Phi Epsilon Pi. Grass
huts, palm trees, drums and
rass-skirted co-eds will be part
of the sce n e at Phi Gamma
Delta's annual Fiji island dance.
Phi Kapp:a Psi will imitate the
Roaring Twenties at a party based
an a speakeasy theme. Bacchus,
the greek god of wine, is to be
honored at the Bacchanal party
at Phi Kappa Sigma. Phi Kappa
Tau is holding the annual Milk
man's Matinee this afternoon
from 2 to 3 p.m. If you want a
good time, drop in..
True prison atmosphere will
prevail at the Prison Playhouse
of Phi Sigma Delta. Suppressed
desires will be exposed at the
Phi Sigma Kappa party. Decora
tions as well as costumes will
show suppressed desires.
Pi Kappa Alpha's Dream Girl
dinner-dance is to be held at the
.Nittany Lion inn. Judges for the
selection of the PiKA dream girl
will be the coachei of the various
sports teams on campus. Mr. and
Mrs. William Jeffrey, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Werner, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Engle, and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Thiel•will attend.
Tonigf.ht is Pi Kappa Phi's an-
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Friday; May 18
Senior Ball
Rec Hall--9 to 1
$4 per couple
Semi-formal
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nual formal Rose Bowl dance.
The Pi Phi queen is to be crowned
under a canopy of spun glass sup
ported by gold and white poles.
Al Capp characters will decorate
the Sigma Phi Alpha house for
the pledge dance . . . the Dogpatch
Hop .A jazz band is playing for
Sigma Phi Sigma at an open and
informal dance.
Both Sigma Pi and Tau Kappa
Epsilon are holding an annual Or
2hid dance topight. Unique in the
decorations at Sigma Pi is a
waterfall and fountain built be
neath the staircase. At TKE there
is a stream with goldfish flowing
'n front of the bandstand.
Arabian Nights comes to cam
'us at the Theta Kappa Phi
house. The band will be set up
under a huge white tent. Triangle
presupposes the coming of spring
wit h a Vernal Equinox Frolic.
A room made up to resemble
a bar in the days of the old west
will be the scene of Zeta Beta
Tau's cow-boy party. Omega Psi
Phi presented a Bagdad ball last
Aside from Chi Phi's formal
linner dance, the remaining Penn
State fraternities are haying only
the usual Saturday night get-to-1
-!ethers.
In 1939, Penn State ranked 20th
in size of student body, yet ac
cepted only half the number of
qualified students.
Co-Operative
A new cooperative for
business women, profes
sional women and grad
uate students is now be
ing organized. Interested
persons may write in
care of Collegian Office
or PHONE 3456
The Senior Class
pro ti, ity preiento
Charlie . -Sphr-ifl-5.
and hio orch.eJtra
for the biggest weekend
Ed. Honorary
To Initiate 36
Kappa Phi Kappa; men's edu
cation honorary, will hold a ban
quet at 7:15 p.m. Monday at the
Autoport restaurant, Kenneth
Huff, president, said.
Thirty-six new members will
be initiated at 4 p.m., preceding
the banquet.
Faculty members wh o are
members of Kappa Phi Kappa
will attend. Marion R. Trabue,
dean of the School of Education
will be the guest speaker.
Those who will be initiated
are: Roy E. Angst, Jack S. Bad
ger, Melvin L. Bock, Charles F.
Brewer, George Dinich, Andrew
Morris, Harold O'Hazzo, Edward
Simmons, Edgar E. Cole, Rich
ard H. Crawford, Edward L. Cun
ningham, Joseph B. Deangelis,
Myron Demico, Jr., Leroy R. Dod
son, Ralph J. Egoif, Jr., William
L. Faurot, Robert F. Fey, Filmore
Ficks, Jr., Irving R. Geschwindt,
William A. Ghost, Jr., Joseph J.
Gromick, George J. Hoetzl, Jr.,
William G. Hoke, 111, Lewis J.
Hoover, Walter C. Knott, John D.
of the year
Saturday, May 19
Varsity Baseball--Pitt
Varsity Track--Pitt & W. Va.
Fraternity Dances
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Kurtz-Hale
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Patricia
Hale of Temple, Pa., to Herbert
Kurtz of Connellsville, Pa.
Miss Hale, a sophomore in Lib
eral Arts, is a member of Alpha
Gamma Delta sorority. Mr. Kurtz,
a senior in hotel administration,
is a member of Theta Chi frater
nity.
Eiswerth-Sheehan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sheehan
of Sunbury, Pa. announce the
engagement of their daughter.
Teresa to Edwin Eiswerth, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Eiswerth
of South Williamsport.
Miss Sheehan is a senior in
secondary education. Mr. Eiswerth
is a senior in metalurgy.
Lockard, Charles W. Mann, Lloyd
L. McGonagle„ Richard T. Pioli,
Roger Proudfit, Jack A. Rensel,
Charles W. Romig, Emile C.
Schott, James Featherlin, Mala
chi Pancoash, and Gale Becker.
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