PAGE TWO
Spring Carnival Starts Tonight
(Continued from page one)
Week point will be awarded for
each ticket taken in at the booth.
Organizations sponsoring booths
and their themes are as follows:
College Cooperative, "Miniature Golf
Course:" Alpha Gamma Delta and Alpha
Tau Omega, "Love Through the Ages ;"
Delta Gamma and Sigma Chi. "Hula Ha
ven:" Phi Sigma Sigma and Alpha Ep
silon Pi, "The Girls from Down Under:"
Philotes and Penn Haven Club, "The Pir
ate's Den:" Alpha CM Rho, "Miniieing
the Stars:" Beta Theta Pi, "Wine, Women,
and Song in Gay Paris ;" Acacia, "Archery
Annual."
Lambda Chi Alpha, "Buckin' Bronco;"
Daily Collegian, "Collegian's Flying Sauc
ers:" Theta Ti, "Wheel of Fortune:" B-
Level Hamilton, "Honest Abe's Slave Mar
ket;" Delta Chi, "Throw a Pie at a Delta
Chi;" Alpha Zeta. "The Mouse-go-Round:"
Barons, Passionmeter:" Sigma Phi Sigma.
"Little White Cloud That Cries:" Alpha
Chi Sigma, "Guys and Dolls of AXS:"
Tri-Vi of Sigma Sigma Sigma and Phi
Kappa Tau. "Follies Risque:" Phi Kappa
Sigma. "Phi Sig Clothing Auction."
Sigma Nu. "A Trip Through Space;"
Sigma Phi Epsilon, SPE's Auction Block:"
Sigma Pi and Delta Delta Delta, "On the
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New Officer,
Four societies in the School of
Chemistry and Physics recently
elected officers for the 1953-54
school year.
Robert Cox, sixth semester ed
ucation major, was elected pres
ident of Alpha Nu, astronomy
honorary.
Other officers include Joseph
Kowalchik, vice president: Ce
cilia Poor, secretary; and Robert
Gowers, treasurer. Dr. Ca r 1
Bauer. assistant professor of phy-
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JEAN SIMMONS
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FREDRIC MARCH
GLORIA GRAHAM
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JODY LAWRANCE
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Town :" Zeta Beta Tau, "ZBT Varieties:"
Pi Kappa Alpha and Alpha Xi Delt, "Break
the Bank at Basin Street ;" Beta Sigma
Rho and Alpha Epsilon Phi, "First Fron
tier:" Phi Mu Delta, "Club Riviera:" Sig
ma Delta Tau and Theta Chi, "Hit a
Sigma Delta Tooth and Make a Theta Cry:"
Pi Kappa Phi. "Tar and Feather a Pi
Kap ;" Delta Upsilon, "DU Speakeasy."
Kappa Alpha Theta and Delta Tan Delta,
"Campus Carnival ;" Gamma Phi Beta and
Tau Kappa Epsilon, "The Mysterious Trav
eler ;" Alpha Sigma Phi, "Variety Show:"
Kappa Delta Rho and Kappa Delta, "Show
boat:" Chi Omega and Phi Delta Theta.
"Greek Sneak ;" Aye See of Pi Beta Phi
and Phi Gamma Delta. "Blues in Bur
lesque;" Phi Mu and Phi Kappa Sigma,
"Mickey Spillane Presents :" Penn State
Club and Leonides, "The Parker Handi
cap-"
Beta Sigma Omicron and Sigma Phi
Alpha, "La Cafe Parisienne;" Theta Phi
Alpha and Theta Kappa Phi, "Esquire
Girls ;" Alpha Chi Omega and Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, "Flapper Follies ;" Kappa Sigma,
"Roaring Twenties ;" Delta Zeta and Phi
Kappa, "Stay Loose with Mother Goose:"
Alpha Gamma Rho and Zeta Tan Alpha,
"It's in the Book."
Phi Epsilon Pi, "Dunk a Phi Ep;" Kap
pa Kappa Gamma and Phi Kappa Psi.
"Hawaiian Hukilau ;" Alpha Omicron Pi
and Chi Phi, "Broadway Hits ;" West
Dorm Council, "Old Time Movie House:"
Radio Guild and Players, "Radio and TV
Impersonations ;" Phi Sigma Delta, "Pic
ture-taking Booth '." Sigma Alpha Mu,
"Shooting Gallery."
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sics, was named adviser
The student affiliate of Ameri
can Chemical Society recently
elected Roger Uhler, fourth sem
ester chemistry major, vice presi
dent; Douglas Ayer, treasurer;
Marilyn Gourley, corresponding
secretary; Kathryn Baker, record
ing secretary; and Robert Fields,
student council representative.
John Hampford, sixth semester
chemistry major, was elected
president earlier this semester.
The American Institute of
Chemical Engineers elected Wil
liam Deppe, sixth semester chem
ical engineering major. president;
James Dillon, vice president;
Lloyd Lupfer, secretary; Donald
Kempfer, treasurer; and Clarke
Davis, student council represen
tative.
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Ugly Man Key
Robert Sherman, recently elec
ted Ugly Man of 1953, will of
ficially receive his Ugly Man title
at noon today.
The silver Ugly Man key will
be presented to Sherman by John
Garber, fifth semester chemical
engineering major, in behalf of
Alpha Phi Omega, sponsor of the
contest.
Sherman will also receive the
gold trophy for Beta Sigma Rho,
his sponsor in the contest.
Sherman, an eighth semester
accounting major, won the Ugly
Man penny-a-vote contest with a
$112.23 total. Proceeds of the con
test will go to Campus Chest.
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Miss Poor, sixth semester pre
medical major, was elected pres
ident of Gamma Pi Epsilon, wo
men's pre-medical honorary. Jane
Metz was named vice president;
Dolores Bertoli, secretary; Lynn
Markle, treasurer; Patricia Dor
wart, historian, Louise Justin,
scholarship chairman; and Doro
thy Claypotch, student , personal
adviser.
Schwartz Elected
Marian Schwartz was recently
elected president of Belle Lettres
Club. Other officers are Richard
Spiese, vice president; Joanne
,Low, social chairman; Elaine
!Focht, secretary• and Barbara
'Lock, publicity chairman.
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New -History Head
Dr. Philip S. Klein, professor
of American history, has been
named head of the History de
partment for a three year term,
President Milton S. Eisenhower
announced yesterday.
Dr. Klein, succeeding Dr. Al
fred G. Pundt, received his B.A.
degree at Franklin and Marshall
College, M.A. at University of
Chicago, and Ph.D. at University
of Pennsylvania.
Klein has been conducting re
search on the life of President
Buchanan and wrote "Story of
Wheatland," Buchanan's Lancas
ter home. He has also written
"Pennsylvania Politics."
SPRING
Today - Tomorrow
May 13 - 74
Behind Sigma Chi
Graduation
Ticket Limit
Announced
Tickets will be required for per
sons attending commencement ex
ercises if inclement weather forces
proceedings into Recreation Hall.
Three tickets will be allotted each
graduating senior.
Wilmer E. Kenwortliy, director
of student affairs, said if exer
cises were held in Beaver Field,
no tickets would be required.
Limitations will occur only if the
split graduation plan in Rec Hall
is followed because of bad
weather.
He said tickets will be given to
seniors when they pick up caps
land gowns at the Athletic Store.
If commencement, set for June
4, is held inside, graduates will
be divided into two groups, one
at 10:30 a.m. and the other at 2
p.m. Being graduated in the morn
ing will be students in the Schools
of Education, Home Economics,
Liberal Arts and Physical Educa
tion, while those in the afternoon
will be from the Schools of Agri
culture, Chemistry and Physics,
Engineering and Mineral Indus
tries.
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Commencement speaker will be
Clarence Manion, law firm part
ner of Droan and Manion, South
Bend, Ind. He was dean of the
College of Law at Notre Dame
from 1941-52.
300 to Attend
Pennsylvania
Press Conclave
Approximately 300 editors and
publishers of Pennsylvania news
papers will attend the two-day
annual Pennsylvania Press Con
ference Friday and Saturday at
the College.
The conference is sponsored by
the Pennsylvania Society of News
paper Editors, Pennsylvania Wom
en's Press Association, Pennsyl
vania Newspaper Publishers'
Association and the Department
of Journalism.
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Registration will be held Fri
day morning. The opening session
will begin at 1:30 p.m. in the Nit
tany Lion Inn. Melville F. Fergu
son, editor of the Philadelphia
Evening Bulletin and PSNE pres
ident, will be chairman of this
session.
Awards certificates to contest
winners will be presented Friday
night at a dinner. Awards are
sponsored by PNPA, PSNE, and
the Journalism department for
better writing, news reporting
and photography.
Saturday's program will include
a morning session, luncheon spon
sored by PWPA, forum-discus
sion on "The Newspaper in the
TV Era," and the annual dinner
at 6:30 p.m. at which scrolls will
be awarded to two Pennsylvania
newspaper publishers.
6 - 11 p-m.
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