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Mortar Board,
Owens Tap 77
Seventy-seven junior and freshman women were tapped at
6 a.m. today by three women's hat societies.
Mortar Board and Scrolls, senior women's hat societies each
tapped 25 women and Cwens, sophomore women's hat society,
tapped 27.
The hat societies wakened tappees in their rooms and later
honored them at tapping break
fasts--Mortar Board in McElwain
Hall, Scrolls in the Hetzel Union
Hooding, and Cwens in Atherton
Hal
Women tapped by Mortar Board
are Constance Anderson, Mary
Buchanan, Annie Campbell, Jo
anne Caruso, Carolyn Cunning
ham, Sandra Dahlinger, Patricia
Dickinson, Patricia Farrell, Janet
Feaster, Sylvia Fish, Margaret
Fisher, Martha Heim, Mary Hud
covich, Kay Kingsley, Sherry Kof
man, Elizabeth Kraable, Barbara
Larpenteur, Sara Jane McKnight,
Joy Oram, Susan Rice, Roberta
Sankey. Judith Sedor, Barbara
Stock, Constance Weitknecht, and
Jean Yemm.
Tappees were serenaded by the
active chapter from 10 to 11:30
p.m. yesterday and pledged early
this morning following tapping
ceremonies.
Pledges will wear gold and sil
ver ribbons until their initiation
and will wear black mo r tar
boards on' campus today.
Qualifications for membership
to Mortar Board are leadership,
service to the University, and
scholarship.
Women tapped by Scrolls are
Judith Burns, Shirley Calkins,
Joan Carter, Margaret Davis,
Barbara Easter, Diane Edleman,
Marilyn Githens, Diane Hallock,
Fay Hilberg, Fay Holden, pelite
Hoopes, Loretta Hunter, vanessa
Johnson, Patricia McLaughlin,
Alletta Manbeck, Jeanne Max
well, Pauline Paulekas, Jane Pat
ton, Judith Pendleton, Nancy
Shafer, Nancy Silverman, Patricia
Spatz, Dorothy Stone, Norma
Weiner, and Bessie Zazanis.
Scrolls tappees will wear light
blue and yellow ribbons until
their initiation. •
Qualifications for membership
to Scrolls are leadership, service
to the University, and 1.5 All-
University average. Tappees may
not have been members of any
other hat society.
Women tapped for Cwens are
Suzanne Aiken, Sally Jo Barnes,
Beau Barnes, Carol Bauer, Marion
Beatty, Rita Brown, Mary Conrad,
Carol Davidson, Avis Junkie
berger, Phoebe English, Nancy
Free, Gail Gilman, Susan Grop
per, Jane Gutteron, Judith Harki
son, Joyce Herbst, Phyllis Hod-
Ginsberg Elected
Bus Ad President
Joseph Ginsberg, former vice
president of the Business Ad
ministration Student Council, was
elected president Tuesday night.
He was the only nominee for
the office.
Edmond Kramer, head of the
open house committee, was elect
ed vice president and Nancy
Blaha, editor of the Biz-Ad Bul
letin, was elected secretary.
Self-nominations fo r council
positions begun at noon yesterday
and will run until noon Saturday.
Council has openings for five
seniors, eight juniors, and six
sophomores. Present members
must re-nominate themselves if
they want to stay on council.
Nomination blanks are available
in 106 Sparks.
Let's Celebrate
-- Again
The
Birthday Ball
Sponsored by
Class of '57
at., April 23 7- 9-12
at the HUB
Music by
Gerry Kehler
Scrolls,
Women
ges, Patricia Lehr, Mary Lock
wood, Mary Mertz Ellen Mifflin,
Anne Nitrauer, Myrna Pay ter,
Sondra Peters, Carole Ruff, M ary
Shower, and Leslie Schultz.
Cwens tappees will wear red
and gray ribbons until their in
itiation and red and gray neck
laces on campus today.
Qualifications for membership
to Cwens are leadership, service
to the University, and a 1.5 All-
University average.
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Witmer Elected
Ed President
Charles Witmer, seventh semes
ter industrial arts major, was
elected president of the Education
Student Council Tuesday night.
Other officers elected to the ex
ecutive council are Natalie Mop
kowitz, fourth semester education
major, vice president; and Judith
Hance, fourth semester education
major, secretary-treasurer.
Self nomination blanks for elec
tion to council will be available
until tomorrow at the Hetzel Un
ion desk. Nominees are required
to have a 1.2 All-University av
erage. Elections will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday in front
of Schwab Auditorium.
A banquet will be given for the
old and new council members on
May 17, council decided. It has
not yet been decided where the
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Nominations for the Outstand
ing Senior award are due on May
3, Barbara. Easter, chairman of
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the committee, announced.
one from the College of PAU
may nominate a senior edu
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