WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. 1956
National Service
Establishes $2OO
Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, has established an annual $2OO scholar
ship for men studexls, Glen Elder, president, said yesterday.
The scholarship will be known as the Alpha Phi Omega scholarship and will be
awarded on the basis of financial need, campus activities, and Previous Boy Scouting ex
' be handled by the Senate Committee on Scholarships and
perience. The scholarship evil
67 Students
Initiated
into APhiO
Sixty-seven men have been in
itiated into Alpha Phi Omega,
national service fraternity.
New initiates include David
Hutchinson, Theodore Week s,
Francis Ventre, Norman Wolff,
David Terrill, Robert Stewart,
Daniel Strickler, John Streeter,
Sherman Stairs, Paul Sones, Ron
ald Soder, Donald Smaltz, Thomas
Shiels.
James Scott, Charles Rusk,
Newton Ruffing, Merrill Roth
stein, Stephen Raleigh, James
Raleigh, Robert Prunella, Richard
Power s, Benjamin Petersohn,
Daniel Patyk, Don Parker, Wil
liam Pantie, Roger Panfil, Sidney
Nelson, Clifton Merchant.
Frank Morris, Haul Milhan,
Russell Miller, Emmett Miller,
Lloyd Mengel, Albert Maxson,
John Lohman, Thomas Lewis,
Ronald Lewis, Leonard Lev, Rich-1
and Lash, Harry Kitzinger, Robert ,
Jubelirer.
Lawrence Hutchinson, Romain
Howlett, Stanley Hopkins, Arnold
Harris, Alan Grossman, Frederick
Greenleaf, Robert Gleckner, Gard
ner Eldridge, Donald DeWalt,
Adam DiDomenico, James Brown,
Richard Booth.
Andrew Blaszkowski, William
Bickel, Ronald Beamer, Robert
Reamer, Joseph Baltusnik, Robert
Whitaker, Charles Zendt, Martin
Troutman, David Wilson, Edward
Blackhurst,, David Allison, George
Ames, Jack Abele, and Donald
Steele.
The group was hondred at a
banquet at the Autoport Restau
rant after the initiation cere
monies Friday.
John D. Dittmar, State College
recreational director, spoke on
Alpha Phi Omega participation
in such service projects as Greek
Week, and about help the group
has given in the State College
area.
New officers were installed by
H. Norton Cope, faculty adviser
and professor of forestry. They
are Glen Elder, president; John
Hunt, first vice president; Paul
Johnson, second vice president;
Malvin Goode, third vice presi
dent; Charles Springman, cor
responding secretary; Rob e r t
Koehler. recording secretary; and
David Wood, treasurer.
19 Students Named
As Staff Heads
On Campus Station
Nineteen students have been
named to positions as staff. heads
for WDFM, campus radio station.
•
New station manager is George
Mastrian, and co-program direc
tors are John Thornton and Elea
nor Morgan. Business manager is
John Valentine.
Other staff heads include James
Raleigh, chief engineer; Charles
Bowman, production manager;
James Barkley, chief announcer;
William Nelson, campus and com
munity service; and Kim Rotzoll,
continuity director.
. Also, Holly Thomas, music di
rector; Glenna Gilger, music
librarian; Stewart White and
Richard Schlipp, news and sports
co-directors; Alberta Hoffman, of
fice manager; Paul Nelson and
Robert Zimmerman, promotions
and public relations directors;
Warren Carmichael, special events
director; David Ellis, technical
director; and Maria Stupp, traffic
manager.
WSGA to Meet Tonight
A second and final voting will
be taken on election code revi
sions.at a meeting of the Woman's
Student Government Association
at 6:30-tonight in 218-Hetzel
Union.
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Awards
Elder said that a portion of the
Ugly Man proceeds may be used
for this scholarship fund. He add
ed that several Alpha Phi Omega
chapters have established similar
scholarships with the proceeds of
the Ugly Man Contest, a national
project, being-used for _the fund.
Committees were organized for
next year's activities Tuesday
night. Newton Buffing is chair
man of the Orientation Week
committee that will have charge
of the Alpha Phi Omega informa
tion booth on the Mall during
Orientation Week.
The membership committee,
headed by Paul Johnson, will dis
tribute Boy Scout census cards to
the new freshman men students
during physical education classes
on Sept. 17. Only men who have
been affiliated with the Boy Scout
orgahization are' eligible for mem
bership in the service fraternity.
• Will Assist in Registration
Alpha Phi Omega members will
assist in the fall registration at
Recreation Hall as in previous sea
sons. David Allison is chairman
of the registration committee.
The group wilt conduct tours
and maintain an information desk
at the Helen Eakin Eisenhower
Memorial All-Faith Chapel. Elder
said that some members will be
at the chapel at all times to con
duct tours, but these efforts will
,be concentrated to weekends
when crowds are the largest. Ro
bert Koehler was appointed chair
, man of the chapel desk and tours
committee.
Shiels to Head Committee
Thomas Shiels heads the ban
quet committee. He said that a
rushing smoker will be held Sept.
24 for new students. The tentative
date for the fall banquet has been
set for Dec. 14. Banquets are held
twice a year, after each initiation.
Arnold Harris, chairman of the
social committee, is arranging for
a fall mixer with Gamma Sigma
Sigma, national women's service
sorority.
Wood Named Chairman
David Wood was appointed
chairman of the Campus Chest
committee.
It was announced that Elder,
as president of the group, will be
the chapter's delegate to the na
tional Alpha Phi Omega conven
tion at the Wilton Hotel, Long
Beach, Cal., from Aug. 20 to 30.
Scott Gets Position
At State Convention
Of Young GOP's
David Scott. junior in agricul
tural economics from State Col
lege, was elected to the Board
of Director's of the Pennsylvania
Young Republican Clubs at their
biennial convention in Philadel
phia on Saturday. .
Scott is the chairman of the
Centre County Young Republican
chapter. He is the youngest mem
ber ever elected to the Board.
The delegates to the convention
from the Penn State chapter are:
Harold Schatz, Carl Saperstein,
Eleanore Kosarowich, Edward Fe
gert, Nancy Horst. James Cramer,
Donald Frankenfield, and Ran
dall Shores.
The delegation met with Charles
P. McWhorter. National Young
Republican chairman, to discuss
problemS of college chapters.
The main' speakers at the con
vention were Sen. James Duff
(R.-Pa.) and Sen. Clifford R.
Case (R.-N.J.).
Faculty Luncheon Club
Names Steering Group
Five faculty members were
named Monday to the Faculty
Luncheon Club Steering Commit
tee for the fall semester.
Those appointed are, Julia G.
Brill, professor emerita of Eng
lish composition; Dr. Kenneth V.
Manning, associate professor of
physics; Charles R. Marsh, assist
ant professor -of electrical en
gineering; Dr. Samuel. M. Wool
sey, associate proffksor of ac
counting; and Marjorie J. Wor
meek, instructor .in nutrition ex
tension.
Fraternity
Scholarship
Leonides
Establishes
Scholarship
A $75 Leonides Scholarship for
the 1956 fall semester was estab
lished at a Leonides council meet
ing last night.
The scholarship will be award
ed to an independent woman on
the basis of character, potential
scholarship, and financial need.
Campus activities are not a major
pre-requisite, it was announced.
Applications will be available
at the Hetzel Union desk and the
dean of women's office at noon
today, and will be taken until
noon Saturday. Women of any
semester who have applied pre
viously for University aid are
eligible.
The recipient will be named
by a scholarship committee con
sisting of Rosetta Kearney, presi
dent of Leonides; Daisy Zimmer
man, president of Woman's Stu
dent Government Association;
Mrs. Marilyn Black, Leonides ad
viser; Mary Ann Hook, junior in
education from Mount Carmel;
Gail Lundgren, junior in physical
education from Dußois; and Lin
tda Gerber, junior in education
from York.
Carole Sullivan, sophomore in
education from Springfield, was
appointed Leonides representa
tive to the AIM-Leonides com
munity living committee.
Leonides is sending a $1 contri
bution to an award fund for
James Timmons, retiring Univer
sity of Oklahoma faculty member
who is a founder of National In
dependent Students Association.
The tribute is being made by the
96 member schools of NISA.
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