WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1953
45 .Fraternities - Pledge.. 417 Men
Alpha Gdmma Rho Leads With 21 ;
Tau Kappa Epsilon 2d With 20
:A total of 417 men have pledged 45 campus fraternities, accord
ing to figures released yesterday by the Interfraternity Council.
Alpha Gamma Rho with 21 took the greatest number of pledges.
Second was 'Tau .Kappa Epsilon with 20 pledges. An All-College
average of 1 or better was required for pledging:
Acacia: Vernon Sones, Lee Bet
tenhausen, George Yingling and
Thomas Hayes.
Alpha • Chi Rho: Robert Seitz,
Stephe'n.Horlacher, and Henry
Beamer.
Alpha. Chi Sigma: David Grove,
.Gerald Gerhart, John Iddon and
George - Billsao.
Alpha Epsilon Pi: Harvey Mil
ler, Morton Shapiro, Claude Boni,
Eugene Greenburg, Norman
Knoriman," Richard Chan dre s,
Robert Pearistein, David Green
berg, Arnold Cantror,%Norman Le
bovits, David Eber, J. Earl Ep
stein-and Eugene Martin. .
Alpha Gamma Rho: Stanley
Bradshaw, Calvin Barr, Frank
Rainsey, Bruce Knauss, Douglas
Moorhead, Edward Glass, Russell
Martz, Peter Bond, Glen Elder,
Alan Terwilliger, Louis Galliher,
Thomas Folwell, C. Ronald .Carl
son, David Miller, Edward Bach
tle, Henry Berger, Irving Buck,
Daniel van Duyne, Dean Belt,
Charles Relfer and James Griffin.
Alpha Phi Alpha: Thurman Lor
ick, Arthur Polland, Char 1 e's
Bloekson and Earl Fields.
Alpha Phi Delta: John Ferraro
Jr., Albert Russo Jr., Joseph Mot
to, Edward Lucci and Mario To
daro.
Alpha Sigma Phi: John Mc-
Donough, Frank Doherty, Lawr
ence Clark, Frank Norris, How
ard Tinsman, William Richmond,
Leßoy Nikitscher, William Furt
ney, Robert Rowland, James Lam
bert, Robert Hamel, Robert Smith,
Ted Ruckert,- David Murphy, Da
vid Baker and John Fieyler.
Alpha Tau Omega: R i c'h ar d
Boor, John Hamilton, Herbert
Doemling, George Baringer, Wil
liam Simpson, Ronald McDivit,
Dean Kratzer, James Lundy, Ja
kob Stekol, John Hyslop 111, Dav
id Shroyer, Jack Rend and. Har
vey Kline.
Alpha Zeta: Allan Leon a r d,
Robert Hodge, William Rexrode,
Robert Grubb, John Sink, Fred
Seipt, Richard Gramley, D avid
Morrow, William Marlatt, Walter
Edelen, Russell Neff, Thomas
Zeigler, Robert Sutter, James
Harding, Albert Carey and Sam
uel Smith.
Beta Sigma Rho: Jack "Solomon,
Arnold Hoffman, Sheldon Brown,
Harvey Wolfson, Jerome Bogutz,
Steven Kardon, Louis Fryman,
EdWard Riesenberg, Elliott Silver
and Arthur Brener.
Beta Theta Pi: Paul Beane, Rex
Bradley, Alphonse Cune, Paul
Helm, Terry Hunter, Jack Kel
vington, Ronald Lynch Jr., Irvin
Lytle Jr., Edward Miller, Dudley
Potter, Martin Rudler, Dean Ves
ling and Benjamin Witmer Jr.
Delta CM: Roger Rue and Ar
thur Winterbattom.
Delta Sigma Phi: Donald Mc-
Kittrick; Charles Koval, Earl Shu
maker,, Joseph Palo, Paul Blake
Jr. Thomas Spotsky, Paul Hood,
John Sieber, Charles Mitchell and
James Murphy Jr.
Delta T'au Delta: Lamar Gross,
WiMain Devers Jr:, Lloyd Arms,
Wayne Diehl, Thomas Beitel and
Harry Criswell Jr.
Delta. Theta Sigma: . Kenneth
Lanan, Donald Drake, William
Durborow, Darwin Braund, Jerry
Jayne, Max Demianovich, Robert
Korona, Walter Wurster Jr., Col
lins Brong,
,Melford Hersey, Karl
Rush; David Schafer, John Har
ris, •• James Ellenberger and Har
old Melchor.
Delta Upsilon: William Duff,
Henry Zeybel, Claude Profitt,
James Garrity, Russell 111 ille r,
Herb Danenhower, James Pastor
ius, Charles Hickey Jr., James Eis
mont, Robert Hoffman, James
Brubaker and George Setman.
Kappa , Delta Rho: Thomas Rob
bins, Carlton Williams, Ronald
Robson;- Manuel Tubella, George
Simpson, Rex Lothrop, Alb er t
Wrigley, Garry Crothers, Robert
Dankanyin,Robert Litt 1 e- and
James Martin.
Kappa Sigma: Raymond Crak
en, Bruce Smith, Gosiak Morrill,
George Luse, Thomas 'Rappach,
Stephen Friedman, Eugene Whit-
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Phi Gamma Delia: J ames Hink
el.
chi Kappa: James Ross, Jonn
ames lteenan, Witham
•Inomas IVi.miratn, vv ir~iam
Mello, Leo Larkett, J erome
osepn Pitoniah, iiooert
ana crank Curran.
jrni isappa Samuel Tegan,
Pnilip Beara, Wiuiam Buyakc, arm
.s.ausr Jr., Robert .n.err, Roperi,
Rob_aria, hlarea. ./-I.t.kinson, Rich
ard Morton, John Spangler, Rob
ert .1 onns on, Wi.uiam Shaw,
Charles Folkers, Richard. Pinney,
Burton Watkins Jr., Clifford Kiie
Jr. Walter Bennett Jr. and
Charles Scnrey.
Phi Kappa Sigma: John Al
brecht, Donald Campbell, Ci-eorge
Deike, Merl Filler Jr.,_Ralph
'Theodore Klein, Rudolph Lutter
Jr., , Fred Montanari, Rob e r t
Springer, Blair S tudebaker,
Charles Yarbrough and Samuel
Wills.
Phi Kappa Tau: Warren Haus
man, .William McCarthy Jr. and
Thomas Amacher. •
Phi — Sigma Delia: Stan Vogin,
Elliot Fox, Milton Linial, Irving
Rothstein and Eugene Gargurn.
Phi Sigma Kappa: William Ro
hon, Ralph Turley, John Olson
and Stewart Moore.
Pi Kappa Alpha: Bruce Wil
liams, John Arnold, James o'-
Dormell and Norman Miller Jr.
Pi . Kappa Phi: David Lentz,
George Burman, Paul Acone, Rob
ert Ehnes, James Henderson, John
Cone, James Baldwin Jr., Robert
Wainscott, Douglass Finnemore,
Donald Ziegler, Ro y Williams,
William Grosscup, Adrien Eschal
lier and John Krug.
Phi Mu Delta: Stanley Michal
ski Jr., Vincent Stuccio, Thomas
Nardozzo, Fred Shaw, Jack Diehl,
Leon Williams Jr., Wilson Thom
as, John Matais, John Lazor and
Lynn .McElhaney.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Daniel
Harting, Edward Browne, Ithor
Stelnyk, Henry Cox, Norman
Basehore and James Hochberg.
Sigma Alpha Mu: Henry Green
field, Hyman Tobichnick, Leon
Mandel, Boyd Freedman, David
Fineman, Myron Buchalter and
Gary Fox.
Sigma Chi: Kenneth Bla i r,
George Dougherty, Dwight Spen
cer, Lucien Girard and David See.
Sigma Nu: Stephen Haky,
Charles Keister, Robert Donahue,
Frank Sando and Richard Leety.
Sigma Phi Alpha: John Alampi
and Harold Bixler.
SigMa Phi Epsiloni Cuthbert
Young, Paul Shattect, John Her
tel, Samuel Wyllie, Gordon Kline
stiner Jr., Bern a r d van Zyl,
George Z a f i s, Robert DiJoseph,
Gibson Heftier and James Smith.
Sigma Phi Sigma: Louis Hal t
lett, Richard Maass, Richard Res
kovas, Richard Kuhn, James
Beidler, Williain Thomas Jr.,
Thomas Falkie, David Groepler,
Max Bieberbach and John Cobb.
Tau Kappa Epsilon: Carl Nale,
Frank Hills, Walter Fresch, Wal
ter Cron, Gary Shaw, John Gru
ber, Robert Franks, Francis Tay
lor, John Bergey, Edmund Reiss,
Kenneth Lesight, Anargiros • Pa
tellis, Richard ,Walchli, Duane
Buck, Robert • Conquest, Charles
Springman, Gene Shue, Earl See
ly, Arthur Bates and Gordon
Tau Phi Delta: Forrest Fenster
maker, Robert Douglass, John
Teasure, John Eberhardt, Donald
Buckbee; Earl Reinsel Jr. and Pat
rick Lantz.
Theta Chi: James Wolfe, Rob
ert Watson, William Landis, Wil
liam Klausner, John Melder Jr.,
Marriages
Wetzel-Cribbs
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cribbs of
Indiana announce the marriage
of their daughter Lois to Perry
Wetzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam .S. Wetzel, also of. Indiana.
Sept. 5 in the Indiana First Pres
byterian Church: •
Mrs. Wetzel is a graduate of
Indiana High School and is em-.
ployed by the College as a sec
retary.
Mr. Wetzel served 21 months in
the army and is a seventh semes
ter animal husbandry major. He
is a member of Alpha Gamma
Rho.
Shoffstall-Davis
Grace Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gideon Davis of Hazle
ton, was married to John Shoff
stall, son of Mr. and Mrs. John S.
Shoffstall also of Hazleton, on
August 28 in• Bethlehem.
Mrs. Shoffstall, a seventh se
mester journalism major, is a
member of Beta Sigma Omicron,
and Alpha Lambda Delta, fresh
man women's honor society. She
is vice president of Theta Sigma
Phi, women's professional jour
nalism fraterntiy.
Mr. Shoffstall is an engineer
ing student at Lehigh University.
Kahn-Rivkees
lArlehe Rivkees, daughter of
Mr. and . Mrs. 'Harry Rivkees of
Dußois, was married to Martin
Kahn June 14.
.Mrs. Kahn was graduated by
the College in the School of Home
Economics and is past dean •of
Alpha Epsilon Phi.
Mr. Kahn was graduated from
the College in the • School of the
Liberal Arts and is past president
of Beta Sigma Rho.
Schmukier-Berg
Beverly Berg, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Berg of Easton,
was married to Alan Schmukler
June 14.
Mrs. Schmukler attended the
College and was a member of Al
pha Epsilon Phi.
Mr. Schmukler, a seventh sem
ester engineering major, is a
member of Pi Lambda Phi.
Registration Open
For Hebrew Courses
Registration for free Hebrew
courses is now open at the •Hillel
Foundation office. The one hour
weekly non-credit courses include
beginners, conversational, inter
mediate and advanced Hebrew
students.
Registrants' preference will de
termine the scheduling of meet
ings, Rabbi Benjamin Kahn, di
rector,. announced.
Young Republican Club
To Hear McWilliams
H. Clifton McWilliams Jr.,
Young Republican national com
mitteeman, will address the Penn
State chapter of the Young Re
publican Club at 7:30 p.m. tomor
row at the . State College Hotel.
National and state club organ
ization will be discussed.
McWilliams, a 1940 graduate of
the .College, was first All-College
president.
Anthony Richards, John Beach
ley, James Lucas, Walter Segl
Jr., Kenneth Sommers, Roger Vo
gelsinger, Joseph Zimmerman,
Ronald Hansen and George Kel
ler.
Theta Kappa Phi: Francis Ne
meth, J. Larry Johnson; George
Vasley, Frank Zurlo, Joseph Knif
ka Jr., Ronald' Signorino, Ronald
Grapsy, Ronald Armillei, Thom
as Rich, Samuel Carnell; Rudolph
Marisa, Richard Evanko, Robert
Evanko, Jack Hanish and Frank
Reich.
Theta Xi: Clyde Hull Jr., Dav
id Black, Alfred Maga, James Mc-
Gowan Jr., Jack Heinze, Edward
Huston; Reynold Grieco, Richard
Schutte, Andrew Nestor, Brooks
Hill, John Rautine, James Davis;
John Lowry, William Strau b,
James Kennadag; Lawrence
Shenk, Pa u 1 Casarico, Kasmier
Sala and Joseph Nigro.
Triangle: Kenneth Hower, John
Redmond, Charles ,Brooks Jr.,
Robert Curran and Jack Conner.
Zeta Beta Tani - Julian Fol k,
Donald Chalmers, Edward Gold
ston, Leroy Sacks, Jerry Parks,
Harris Sklar and Marvin Trimas.
WSGA Senate
Lists Agenda
Senate of Women's Student
Government Association will
meet at 6:30 tonight in White
Hall.
WSGA Senate Agenda
Roll Call '
Minutes
Officers Reports
'Adoption of Agenda
ComMittee Reports
1. All-College Sing
2. Marriage Conference
Old Business
1. Community Forum
New Business
1.. Reappropriation of
Hetzel Fund
Adjournment
Greene Receives
AAUW Stipend
Janice Greene, a graduate stu
dent in chemistry, has been
awarded the scholarship of the
State College chapter, American
Association of University Women.
Miss Greene, a graduate of Al=
fred University, Alfred, N.Y.,
holds a gradua)e assistantship at
the College and is completing
work for her Ph.D. degree.
She is president of Palladium
chapter, lota Sigma Pi, women's
chemistry honorary society, and
is a member of Sigma Delta Epsi
lon, women's scientific fraternity.
WRA 'Bowling Club
Will Meet Tonight
The WoMen's Recreation Asso
ciation Bowling Club for upper
classwomen will meet at 7 to
night in White Hall under the
supervision of Miss Mary Mont
gomery, instructor in physical
education and faculty adviser for
the club.
Members will choose teams and
captains for a round robin with
in the club. Nominations for offi
cers will be held.
Proposed Circle K Club
Open to College Men
Former members of the Key
Club, young Kiwanians, and men
interested in forming a Circle K
Club, a Kiwanian sponsored ser
vice organization for college men,
should contact John Lyon, Alpha
Chi Sigma.
A minimum of 25 men are
needed to organize the club.
12 Named
In Primary
Elections
Suzanne Loux, Barbara Hendel,
Marjorie Babb, and Beth Casey
were named to the final ballot for
Women's Student Government
freshman senator in primary elec
tions yesterday. Two will be elect
ed in final voting tomorrow. 1133
freshman women voted.
Janet Lee, Sally Rosser, Mir
iam Jones, and Martha Patterson
will vie for two positions as fresh
man representatives to the Wom
en's Recreation Association, ac
cording to primary returns.
Sophomores nominated to run
for sophomore representative to
WRA are Judy Corfield, Lois Pi
emme, Mary Buchanan, and Shir
ley Mix. One will be elected.
Final voting will take place
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. tomorrow.
WSGA ballot boxes will be locat
ed in McAllister, Atherton and
Thompson Halls. WRA polls will
be located in McElwain, Simmons,
Atherton, Thompson and McAllis
ter Hall s. Women's Building,
town and cottage students may
vote in McAllister Hall.
All town women voting must
present matriculation. cards ac
cording to Eleanor Gwynn and
Polly Moore, elections chairmen.
Lehman to Conclude
PSCA Institute Today
Dr. Paul L. Lehman, professor
of applied Christianity at Prince
ton Theological Seminary, will
conclude a five-day religious insti
tute when he speaks before the
Penn State Christian Association
Assembly at , 7 tonight in 304 Old
Main.
"Christianity and the Student
in a Changed World" will be his
topic. John Garber, president of
the Christian Association, will
preside at the assembly.
CO-elito
Chi Omega
Recently elected officers of the
Chi Omega pledge class are Kay
Kingsley, president; Barbara Lar
penteur, vice president; and •Pa
tricia Dickinson, secretary-treas
urer.
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