Thursday; April 24/.1952,
Robin Brunner Witts
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May Queen
Robin Brunner will be crowned 1952 May Queen.at the Womep s,
Student Government Association ceremonies on May: 10.' -
... Maud Strawn will, serve as .maid of honor as.a result of yester
days final May court elections. T _ . .
Miss Brunner won over con
testants Marion Gray, Norma
Lee McCormick, and Gaynell
Wagner. Miss Strawn defeated
Gwen Price and Nancy Scofield.
The fifty senior women who
will'!serve in the hemlock chain,
as announced by the May Day
ejections committee, are Kathleen
Aagaard, Mary • Bambriek, Mar
gie fßennett, Phyllis ■ Brenckman,
Barbara Bright, Nancy Broscious,
Patricia Bush. Joan Davies, Lee
Delle Donne-, Adele . Gillispie,
Martha Grimshaw, Anne Gruber,
Virginia. Handensheild,' Patricia
Hensel.Sally Herstine, Jane Hills
man, Jennifer Knauer", Margie.
James,. Lois Jones, Joyce.Jeffries,
Patricia. Lanphere, June Leighty,
Joan Marshall. Joanne McMullen,
Janet Moerder, Jane Musgrave,'
Naomi'O’Neil. iW
Jean Phillips, Joan 1 ' Puchalski;
Betsy Reynolds, Joyce Rife,'Laryn
Sax, Kathryn Sheetz, Marjorie
Smith, Joan Steveris, Phyllis''Szo
lack, Janet Thomas', Barbara'
Thompson,- Shirley Thornton,
Mary Lou Transue, Mary Turner,
Jean Troutman, Frances Waring,-
Polly Williams, Lois Woolford,’,
Anno Wujnovich, and Betty Zim
merman.
UNOfficial-
Will Speak
Tomorrow
Gove Hambidge, regional • rep
resentative to the director gen
eral, Food and Agriculture Or
ganization, United Nations, will
be the main speaker at= the -School
of Home Economics Spring Week
end to be held tomorrow through
Saturday. ■,
. Hambidge will discuss .“Bread
and Peace” at 4 p.m. tomorrow
in Schwab Auditorium. ,
Another feature of the . week
end wi 11 be a 1952' American
Theatre Wing community, play,
“And .You Never Know,” to be
presented by six dramatics stu
dents Friday and Saturday. ..
2 Separate Casts
Scheduled for B:3op.rii. Friday
and 2 p.m. Saturday in 114 Home
Economics, the play will be fol
lowed by a discussion led, by Dr.
Winoma L. (Morgan, professor of
child’ development and family re
lationships.
Two student directors, Yvonne
Voight-and Michael Forgacs, will
direct , two separate casts. Kelly
Yeaton,' assistant professor of dra
matics; is supervising the produc
tion. '
Miss Voight’s cast includes Betty
Stofan, Ida Wylie, and' Fred Sin
felt;.'" Forgacs is .directing Dyanne
Michaud;'George Jason and Phil
lis Brenckman.
' Helped Establish FAO
Those participating are students
iiV'Drairtatics 501 and Dramatics
2f~ ■ ' ■
."Hambidge played an important
part in the establishment of the
FAO. He was executive secretary
'of the : UN Interim Commission of
Food and Agriculture, which es
tablished the objectives and
structure of FAO.
'He,.served as director of in-'
formation for FAO for three years
and until'his recent appointment
as acting regional representative
for North America, was editorial
adviser to the Director General.
Ag Yearbook Editor
Hambidge was educated at Col
umbia University when he began
a writing career. From 1922 to
1927 he was assistant editor of
Cosmopolitan magazine and in
1935 he was appointed senior in
fo'rmation specialist, Agricultural
Adjustment Administration, U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
For the next six years he was
the principal research writer and
editor of the Yearbook of Agri
culture, and later served three
years as coordinator of the Agri
cultural Research. Administration.
Beta Sigma Omicron .
Beta Sigma Omicron has. rib
boned Grace Thomas and Nancy
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iTH'E-'b^IIiYjaQTfLEGIAN. -'STATE' COLLEGE,:,' PENNSYLVANIA
Title
Cwens Plan
Strawberry
Festival
' Cwens, sophomore women’s.' ac
tivities honorary, will sponsor a
strawberry festival for the entire
State College school system from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. May 3'at'the
State .-College High School.
The. project, proceeds of which
will go towards the support' of the
Cwens I '' Dutch' war. orphan, is
being handled by . committees
whose/member's are Cwens and
senior- .high; school students.
. ..Highlighting the event will be
the - crowning of the strawberry
festival king and queen. Students
will nominate candidates and will
then' cast penny votes for the can
didates.. The candidates receiving
the largest amount of money will
be crowned at the festival.
Strawberries and ice cream will
b’e'.sold and a cake walk will be a
featured novelty event.
Cwens and high school student
committees consist of Jane Mason,
Gertrude Mohnkren, refresh
ihehEs;'; Gajolyn Pfelczar, Kenneth
McCullough', king-queen; Mar
garet Troutman, Richard Morgan,
crowning ceremony; Marian, Un
gar, Carol Einstien, publicity;'Pa
tricia, Rile, Leslie Schultz, cake
walk; .Barbara Wallace, William
Hutcheson, Alan Wyand, general
set-up of playground; and Eliza
beth Stuter, decorations.
, .General chairman for the event
is Nancy White, member of
Cwens.
£ng.agenienti
McCollom-Betancourt
- -Mr., and Mrs. Robert Betancourt
of ' Havertown have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Barbara, to, Herbert 'McCol
lom,-son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
McCollom of Philadelphia.
Miss Betancourt is a junior in
liberal arts. Mr.-. McCollom is a
junior in education. He is a mem
ber of Kappa Sigma.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Ritzel-Dahlstrom
Mrs. Flora Dahlstrom of Phila
delphia has, announced, the en
gagement of her daughter,"Flora,
to Harry r ßitzel, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William' Ritzel of Newtown
Square.
Miss Dahlstrom is a sophomore
in liberal arts, majoring in
man. ’ ’ ’•
Mr. Ritzel is a.. senior ■ in -in
dustrial psychology and is a mem
ber of Kappa Phi Kappa. V ; '
Cole-Way {■
Mr. and' Mrs. J. L. Way ,■ of
Beaver have announced- the. eh-,
gagement of .their daughter, ..Em
ma Jean, to Ensign Charles’Cole,'
son of Mr. and Mrs.' Charles. Cole:
of Beaver. . '
Miss Way is a senior in Home
economics majoring in. institution
administration. She is a member
of Alpha'Omicron Pi.
Ensign Cole graduated .-from
Cornell University and is a'mem
ber of Theta Xi.
Sigma Delta Tau
Sigma Delta Tau recently
pledged Evelyn Cinnamon r and
Suzanne Stambler.
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Women's Talk
Registration
Deadline Set
Registration for the women’s
in t r a mural discussion contests,
sponsored by Delta Alpha Delta,
local woman’s debate honorary,
will close tomorrow, according to
Yvonne Carter, president.
The competition will begin
Tuesday, with- finals being held
Wednesday. Contestants, who will
discuss the topic “Do Colleges
Really Educate?,” can register by
calling Miss' Carter in 256 Mc-
Elwain -Hall. All contestants,, will
meet at 7p.m. Tuesday: in 2
Sparks.
The winner of the discussion
contests held each spring receives
possession of a gold trophy for
one year. Last year’s winner was
Frances Smarr, representing
Leonides. Last year contestants
discussed whether women should
be drafted in the event of an all
out war. •
Miss Carter said that any or
ganization can sponsor as many
contestants as desired, with pre
vious. competitors being eligible
for this year’s competition. .
Details on the amount of time
alloted for each woman to speak
will be. explained when ::contes-.
tants meet Tuesday.
Fiseher-Mowell
Miss. Patricia Jean Mo well,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. H.
Mowell of Warren, was married
to Ferdearle Edward Fischer, son
of Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Fischer of
Trenton, N.J.,. in Grace Lutheran
Church, State College, ■ March 29.
The bride - was' graduated from
the School of Chemistry and Phy
sics last year and is now-employed
as a micro-biologist at the iHeyden
Chemical Corp.i in' Prihceton, N.J.
The ■•bridegroom- was -graduated
from the- College in bacteriology
in 1947. He is employed, in-.‘the
Skillman -Village, Skillmanj. N.J.,
as: ; a clinical, biochemist.’ ,'v
Tfie ; ’couple Presiding -in -Hope
well,:N;J
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"THE WELL"
Alpha Epsilon Phi
The new pledges of Alpha Ep
silon ' Phi have elected Carol
Alder, " president; Toby Numer
osky, vice president; Dian Weiss,
treasurer; and Betty Engle, edi
tor.
Sigma Pi
New officers of 'Sigma Pi are
Frank Follmer, president; James
Vogelsong, vice president; George
Rentschler, treasurer; Gerald
Garman. secretary; and Arthur
s Crow, rushing chairman.
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi has pledged
Carol Comer and Margaret Rob
erts. .
Zeta Tau Alpha
Zeta Tau Alpha entertained Pi
Kappa Phi at a picnic Saturday.
A picnic supper was served.
Kappa Kappa Gamma
New officers of Kappa Kappa
Gamma are Joyce Buchanan,
president; Peggy Mayberry, vice
president; Ann Jones, recording
ecretary; Nancy McCrady, corres
londing secretary; Marilyn Frank
lin, treasurer; Barbara Reynolds,
membership chairman; Barbara
Norton, pledge captain; and Jean
Phillips, social chairman.
Pledge class officers are Bar
bara Perrine, president; Mary
Lynch, vice president; and Kath
erine Reynolds, secretary treas
urer.
Beta Theta Pi
New officers of Beta Theta Pi
■are George Lynch, president;
Harold Roush, vice president;
Harry Shank, secretary; Peter
Larson, treasurer; Kenneth Park
er, recorder;- David Helfrich,
archivist; Robert Smith, house
manager; and Kenneth Kiel, ser
geant of arms.
Licorice and White
-fashions top spring note
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Phi Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Sigma entertained
members of Alpha Kappa Alpha
at an informal tea recently in the
suite.
Kappa Delta Rho
The sorority has pledged Wilda
Pitnoff.
New officers of Kappa Delta
Rho are David Maver, president;
Arnold Paparazo. vice president;
Lavern Merrill, pledgemaster;
Richard Kartlick, secretary; and
John Kiser, house manager.
Elected to tribunal board were
Jack Bethea, president; Thomas
Lazaroff, and Herbert Flora.
Sigma Nu
New officers of Sigma Nu are
Samuel Lemon, commander; Steve
Melmeck, lieutenant commander;
James Roberts, house manager;
George Richards, recorder; Rich
ard Jones, chaplain; Charles Frey,
assistant treasurer; John Hoerr,
reporter; Eugene Gibbons, alumni
contact officer; William Ander
son, marshall; David Yeakel, sen
tinel; and John Hessel, historian.
Tau Kappa Epsilon
New officers of Tau Kappa
Epsilon are David Margolf, presi
dent; Tom Hahn, vice president;
Jay England, secretary; Jack
Brame, treasurer; Robert Leon
ard, chaplain; Donald Taylor,
historian; Benjamin Thompson,
alumni corresponding secretary;
Donald McCormick, sergeant at
arms; Willis Lynn, pledgemaster;
and Thomas Hardy, house
manager.
Sigma Alpha Mu
Newly elected officers of Sigma
Alpha Mu are Allen Klein, prior;
Kenneth Gordon, exchequer; Ar
nold Barnett, recorder; Eugene
Finkelstein, assistant exchequer;
Eugene Glock, alumni recorder;
and Jack Bernbaum, historian.
This striking combination “plays,” too . .
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