WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1951
Attendants, Hemlock Chain For
May Day Named By House
The house of representatives lias named Cassafidra Caraway and
Mary Eyerley as sophomore attendants and Nieki Owen and Melissa
Ward as junior attendants to participate in.'the May- Day festivities.
Jesters and heralds were also named by the house. They are
Barbara Klopp and Sonia Goldstein as jesters and Virginia Smith
and Barbara Wertz as heralds.
The hemlock chain wasialSo re
leased. These are the first 50 sen
ior women who signed up to take
part in the hemlock chain:
Lois Bair, Joanne Bauer, Nellie
Lou Bender, Mary Bowen, Ida
May Brandt, Ann Chapman,. Betsi
Conaway, Jean Davidson, Caro
lyn De Hart, Anna Mae Dock,
Mary Alice Erfrelmon, Joyce
Flora, Mary Hartzell, Lucile
Hoffman, Nancy Horner, Dolores
Hyden, Pat Imhof, Helen Jones,
Mary Ann Johnson.
Keeser, King
Jane Keeser, Joan King, Mar
garet King, Patricia Kready, He
lene Krebs, Mary Lou Larpen
teur, Nancy Mattern, Virginia
Mayes, Ann Miner, Marie Root,
Ruth Schechter, Marjorie Schultz,
Barbara Senior, Jean Short, Jean
S h o 11, Virginia Sinclair, Eliza
beth Slotta, Elizabeth Spenser.
Helen Steliotes, Diane Tomp
kins, Patricia Vester, Patricia
Weaver, Barbara Wink, Louise
Wood, . Ann Woodfin, • Louise
Woods, Betty . Wurth, Jeanne
Young, and Nancy Ziegler.
C^o-^dditd
Lambda Chi Alpha
New initiates into Lambda Chi
Alpha are James Erb, George
Eden, James Gilgore, William
Lindsay, Charles Marsden, Wil
liam Rae, Robert Reiber, James
Stanley, and Richard Wert.
Donald Klein, Garland -pinger-
Ich, and Lee Ross were pledged
to the fraternity.
Sigma Alpha Mu
The following men have been
elected to offices in Sigma Alpha
Mu' fraternity: Jerry Weisman,
prior: Myron Goldstone, exche
quer; Richard Style, recorder;
Kenneth Gordon, pledgemaster;
Fredric Krupnick, alumni re
corder; Burton Cushner, assistant
exchequer; Robert Kirschner, his
torian; and Bernard Specter, ser
geant-at-arms.
Phys Ed Delegates
Attending Conference
Three from the
Physical Education school are at
tending the annual conference of
the American Association for
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation in Detroit.
Dr. Ellen Kelly, Dr. John Mas
ley and Dr. Lloyd Jones repre
sent Penn State at the conven
tion. Dr. Jones is vice-president
of the association.
The conference will end Friday,
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
WRA Officers
Attend JGpnyentjpn
Five hundred delegates from 33
states attended the national con
vention of the -American Feder
ation of College Women held in
Ann Arbor, Mich, last week.
Mary Ellen Grube, present
president of WRA, Marilyn Wil
liams, newly elected president,
and Betty Lou Jones, senior ad
visor, were the College’s repre
sentatives.-
One of the main topics of dis
cussion was the role of the AFCW
in national defense. Alvin Zander,
director of research at the Uni
versity of Michigan, spoke on
“Group Dynamics” Elsa Snider,
representative from the Office of
Education in Washington D.C.
discussed “You Have What It
Takes; Will You Use It?”
Mar golf Elected Prexy
Of Architecture Group
David Margolf was elected
president of the Thebes Temple
of Scarab, national professional
architecture fraternity.
Other officers for next year are
Gifford Albright, vice-president;
John Webb, secretary; Raymond
Sipe, treasurer: James Smithgall,
historian; and Daniel Kistler,
student council representative.
Prof. Louis A. Richardson is ad
visor to the fraternity.
Engineers Attend
Demonstration Today
Engineers representing more
than 30 industries, colleges, and'
the armed forces attended a one
day demonstration meeting on ex
haust pipe research at the Col
lege today. ■ "
Through discussions and dem
onstrations the staff members of
the engineering experiment sta
tion will explain results of re
search work on pipes for
engines. This work _.arted four
years ago under the sponsorship
of the Office of Naval Research.
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega sorority en
tertained Phi Kappa Sigma frat
ernity in the Grange playroom
last Thursday evening. Dancing
and refreshments followed enter
tainment which the women pre
sented.
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Sabina-Weber •
Mr. and Mrs. Linford Weber
of - Quakertown, Pa., announce
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Katherine, to Robert E. Sa
bina, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
abina of Wexford. Ra.
Miss Weber is a sophomore in
the School of Education and is
a member of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority. .
Mr. Sabina, a senior m the
School of Liberal Arts, is a mem
ber of Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
Betz-Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred G. Koch
of Philadelphia, Pa. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Jane Kathryn, to William P. Betz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Betz,
also of Philadelphia.
Miss Koch is a sophomore in
elementary education and a
member of Alpha Gamma Delta.
Mr. Betz, is a sophomore in the
School of Liberal Arts.
Wahl-Housman
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hous
man, of Pittsburgh, Pa. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Saralee, to Ronald Wahl, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wahl of
Williamsport, Pa.
Miss Housman is a sophomore
in the School of Education.
Mr. Wahl is a junior in .the
School of Liberal Arts and a
member of Pi Lambda Phi fra
ternity.
An early fall wedding is plan
ned.
Philosophy Club Hears
Physics Prof Tonight
Prof. Richard Raymond of the!
Department of Physics will speak
to the Philosophy club on “The
Scientific Theory of Knowledge”
tonight at 8 o’clock in 124 Sparks.
Professor Raymond presented
these ideas previously in a speech
at the Philosophy department
seminar. Group discussion will
follow the address. The meeting
is open to the public.
HERE'S the SCOOP . .
Wednesday Nife .. 1
At 7 p.m. Um-um,
tonight at 7 .. Lasts 'Til Saturday, Too /
ASAE To Hold
Meeting Tonight
The American Society of Agri
cultural Engineers will hold a
meeting today at 7 p.m. in 105
Agricultural Engineering build
ing, Scribe John A. Bosch said:
The purpose of the meeting is
to make plans for a spring field
trip.
There will be a movie shown
entitled “Research is for People”;
it illustrates the research that is
in progress at Penn State today.
This is Joe Bedenk’s 21st sea
son as head coach of baseball at
Penn State.
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IE Honor Society
Holds Banquet Today
The Penn State chapter of Al
pha Pi Mu, industrial engineer
ing honor society, will hold a
banquet at the Nittany Lion inn
at 6:15 p.m. today.
Guest speaker will be William
Jeffrey, soccer coach.
The society recently initiated
six members. They are Richard
Moore, George Davis, Edward
Andrysick, Harry Gardner,
Thomas McDermott, and Joseph
Saber.
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