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Greek Sing Contest
Judges Announced
Judges for the Interfraternity-Panhellenic Councils Sing
to be held March 26, 27 and 29 have been named by Gail
Kleppinger and Thomas Hollander, co-chairmen of the sing.
Judges for the preliminaries on March 26 are Dr. Gerald
M. Torkelson, assistant professor of visual education; H. Den
nis Sherk, co-ordinator of TV presentation, and Robert M.
Koser, assistant registrar. Frater
nities will participate in the pre-,
liminaries from 6:30 to 9 p.m. on
March 26 in Schwab Auditorium.
The preliminary round for sor
orities will be held from 6:30 101
9 p.m. on March 27 in Schwab
,Auditorium. Judges for that night
are Mrs. A. William Hajjar, wife
of A. William Hajjar, professor of
architecture, and Bernard P. Tay
lor, executive director of the Penn
State Foundation.
3 Judges Named
The winning choruses from each
of the first two nights will com
pete in the fianis which will be
held at 7 p.m. on March 29. Three
of the four judges for the finals
have already been chosen. They!
are Frank Gullo, associate pro-1
lessor of music, Mrs. E. Scott Ros-!
coe, wife of E. Scott Roscoe, asso-i
ciate professor of industrial engi
neering, and Dr; Torkelson.
Permanent trophies, rather than
rotating trophies and plaques,
which were given to winners in
previous years, will be awarded
to the winning fraternity and sor
ority. Bronze plaques will be
awarded to second-place winners
in both the fraternity and sorority
groups. . .
In previous years, fraternities
and sororities were required to
win the sing for three consecutive
years before they could obtain
possession of a permanent trophy.
Last year, Tau Kappa Epsilon
and Kappa Alpha Theta won for
the third consecutive year, and
gained possession of the rotating
trophies.
The winners of the sing will be
announced at the finals, but tro-
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
phies will be presented at the
IFC-Panhel banquet on April 4 at
the Nittany Lion Inn.
The required songs for frater
nities and sororities will be sung
without piano accompaniment.
The other selection may be of the
oragnization's own choice and can
be sung with or without piano ac
companiment
The required song for fraterni
ties is the "Whiffenpoof Song,"
and for sororities, "Moments to
Remember."
Judging Basis Given
Judging will be based on tone
quality, intonation, interpretation
and phrasing, balance of parts,
diction and general effect.
Twenty-two fraternities and 17
sororities will compete in the
sing. Last year, 19 fraternities and
14 sororities entered.
A meeting for all song directors
will be held at 6:15 p.m. March 24
in 214, 215 and . 216 Hetzel Union.
They will be briefed on details
for the sing at that time.
Attempts had been made by the
sing co-chairmen to have either
t the winners or finalists in the
'sing appear on WFBG-TV in Al-
Itoona. This plan was abandoned
because no response was received
from the station, according to
Hollander.
Transfer Bill Introduced
A bill was introduced in the
state House of Representatives
Tuesday wihch would permit of
ficers or employes of the Uni
versity to transfer to the state
employes retirement system with
full credit from the teachers' re
tirement system.
Japanese to Print
A text by Harold P. Zelko, pro
fessor of public speaking, will be
translated and printed in. Japan
by the Diamond-Sha Press of that
country.
The book, "How to Become a
Successful Speaker," was pub
lished in 1950 by the National
Foremen's Institute primarily as
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