TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1951
Debaters
Initiate 18,
Hold Dinner
Delta Alpha Delta,' women's
professional debate. society, ini
tiated .18 in 'the Hugh Beaver
Room on Sunday.
New initiates are Ethel Brown,
Helene Carter; Marilyn Cohn.
Marg,aret Crooks, Joan Dobson,
M7rilyn Dupont, Peggy Fahring
er, Roberta Goldberg, Janet Horg_
er, Constance Matlavage, Barbara /
. I‘,llenapace, Alice Marray, Eileen
Olessker. Patricia Shaffer, Marian
Ungar, Greta Weaver. Guyla
Woodward, and Marlene. Zilber
berg.
Officers for next semester
.are
Yvonne Carter, president; Phyllis
Kason, vice-president; and Joyce
Buchanan, *secretary.
Members attended a banquet
at the State • College Hotel fol
lowing the initiation.
Lois Pulver, manager of the
women's debate team, presented
Clayton Schug, associate pro
fessor of public sneaking, with a
wallet. in recognition of his ser
vices as coach of women's debate.
Esther. Beck. retiring president
of Delta Alpha Delta. presented
Miss Pulver with a fountain pen
in recognition of her service as
manager of the women's debate
team. Miss Pulver will also be
manager next year.
Tam Phi Delia
New initiates of Tau Phi Del
ta fraternity are John Burrell.
Cl - arles Kre , 7son, Robert VPltcin
sins, John Budinsky, and Earl
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Zurier-Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosen, of
Allentown, have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Janet, to Melvin Zurier, of Provi
dence, R.I.
Miss Rosen is a graduating sen
ior in psychology, and is a mem
ber of Sigma Delta Tau sorority.
She is former feature editor of the
Collegian, and served as presi
dent of Mortar Board, senior wo
men's honorary.
Mr. Zurier is a first-year law
ient . at Harvard University.
The wedding will take place in
Allentown on July 4.
McCarty Price
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Burr, of
~inwood, Pa. ' announce the en
zagement of their daughter, Flor-
Ince Price, to Clifford McCarty,
;on of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Mc
:,'arty, of Athens, Pa.
' Miss Price is a sophomore, ma
loring in home economics. Mr.
McCarty is a senior in electrical
ngineering.
Squilres-Reenoehl
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Rein
-3hl, of Flourtown, Pa., have an
lounced the engagement of their
'.aughter, Mary Elizabeth, to Bur
-)n Squires Jr., of Pittsburgh.
Miss Reinoehl is a sophomore
the. School of Chemistry and
7hYr. - icis. Mr. Squires is a graduate
)f the University of Pittsburgh.
- .nd is now a graduate student in
-- )y.sics at the College.
Tetra Tau Alpha
Edna Arndt, Sally Diehl, and
Carolyn Kline were initiated in
to Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
Initintion was followed by a
r ,,, rtv for the grnAuatinq seniors.
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Delta Delta Delta
Members of Delta Delta Delta
sorority and their guests held a
picnic Saturday afternoon at
Black Moshannon Park.
The alumnae members of the
sorority entertained the actives
and pledges at the traditional
Pansy Breakfast on Sunday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. Chester
Dahle. Boalsburg.
Mary Clymer received th e
award for the senior making the
greatest academic improvement
and Mary Lou Larpenteur was
awarded a cup for having the
highest average among the senior
members of the sorority.
Ann Titmus, of the junior class.
and Joan Crawford, of the sopho
more class, received bracelets for
the greatest improvement in
scholarship in their respective
classes.
Louise Blanning ' was recently
initiated into Kappa Delta soro
ity.
eld a picnic supper for the so
rority in honor of the senior Mem
bers.
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Alpha Xi Delta entertained the
graduating seniors of the sorority
at a party.
On Saturday the members and
their dates held a picnic,at Black
Moshannon.
Ann Broomall, Doris Rolla, kind
Joan Stormer were-initiated Sun
day.
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega sorority en
tertained Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority Friday in the suite room.
Refreshments were served.
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