FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1
JFCPA: Present an
IFCPA
With
With the appoi
the Interfraternity I
time professional orL.
The permanen.
former joint-buying
The manager, Mrs.
nold, handles the actua
ics of the food-buying.
tacts merchants, han.
plaints and sends out a
bids.
This is the system
IFCPA to handle the
food products. acco
James Burns, chairm:
board of trustees:
The association send•
on food prices as a me!
suring the lowest pos •
on the products they
though a system
through particular v• 1
ready is in operation,
tinues to look for lo
than the ones they now,
. Bids are sent to
which show some inter,
coming IFCPA venders.
Food contracts which are now
being used were set up before
the actual food-buying program
began operating. Bids on meats,
canned goods, and frozen foods
were sent to all local merchants
and to other companies, both
in Pennsylvania and out of
state.
Venders were chosen on a basis
of low prices and high quality.
Canned goods and -frozen foods
were analyzed thoroughly during
the summer for quality, and only
the highest quality brands were
chosen for fraternity use.
Bids were sent during the sum
mer to various meat suppliers,
and the board of trustees chose
Swift ''and Co. Swift meat pro
ducers meet the U.S. Govern
ment's two highest ratings for
meats.
The,IFCPA board of trustees
consists of 11 members, five stu
dents and six non-students. The
non-students include, besides the
Temporary Coach
Heads Debaters
_ Dr. Harold J. O'Brien, associate
professor of speech, has been ap
pointed coach of the Men's De
bate Team, filling the position
held for nearly 30 years by Joseph
F. O'Brien, professor of public
speaking, who is convalescing at
the Centre County Hospital.
O'Brien, who will continue until
the coach is again able to resume
his duties, has been serving for
six years as assistant coach of the
team.
Gulf Oil Corportafin
Representatives will he at
The Pennsylvania Stale
University
November 5, 1957
to interview candidates
for positions in
RESEARCH
GEOPHYSICAL EXPLORATION
DEVELOPMENT
• Chemsfs
•Physicists
• Geolit:gists
• Geophysicists
•Ma.thematicians
• Chemical Dag' •=3
•Mechanical Engineers
*Electrical .Engineers
•Geological Engineers '
Locations: Pittsburgh, Pa., end
Forth Worth, Texas
For additional information and
to- apply for an interview.
please see Mr. George N. P.
Lestch. Director. Univac'.Hy
Placement Service.
. 1957
Future
Becomes Professional
. The Liberal Arts Student Council has :,upproved the estal
• ,
.
ointment of
lishment of a permanent scholarship to aid a deserving senic
pp Manuger student in the college.
By DICK DRAYNE -
_ The scholarship will be given annually, subject to r(
Third of a Series • - i vision by the student council. The /
tment of a permanent manager as a member of the board of trustees,; previous scholarship plan was, cers—a corresponding secretar,
ouncil Purchasing Association has stepped into the class of a full-:not on a fa recording secretary and a treat
permanent basis.-. executh
c u o r mm er— i t t o t ee the council
anization. - 1 It will provide for $lOO, $5O to
manager setup is an innovation with IFCPA. It was not used by thetbe given in a fall semester and'
;$5O during the spring semester,
organization, the Fraternity Marketing Association. i providing the student still meets,
• uth Ar-
! the qualification. , r:
i
median- manager, a part-ti me secretary. ' IFCPA books will be audited by, To be eligible, a student must:
She con- Both the student and the non- the, University accounting depari-Shave finished his fifth semester
les corn- student members of the board :ment, at least semi-annually orand must have a 3.0 All-Univers- '
• receives were appointed by IFC. The ,more frequently if desired. If thelity average. Financial need. ac
non-student members of the ',program runs into difficulty, ititivities and service to the College ',
board were chosen by interview !can go to IFC for whatever aidlof the Liberal Arts and to the
during the summer, and were 'is needed, including financial sup- l University will be considered in
judged by their interest in the 'port. !awarding the scholarship_
Program. I Under this setup, althdligh only! The recipient will be selected :f:';'
Only the manager and the sec-:about half of the fraternities are , by George N. P. Leetch, co- :l
re.tary of IFCPA are paid. 'act i ve members of IFCPA, a il! ordinator of scholarships, The
Because IFCPA is chartered by:fraternities are backers of and,' council will notify him each
the University through IFC, it has if necessary, possible financiers of. year during the fall semester of
both University and IFC backing.,the buying association_ the amount of money to be giv-
' en that year.
i:
Patricia Evans, junior in arts k;.-
and letters from Lancaster, is'`;
chairman of the scholarship corn-, t_:
mittee.
used by
uying of
ding to
1 , of the
out bids
ns of in
ble prices
buy. Al
i f buying
ders al-
CPA con
er prices
,are given.
companies
est in be-
i
Delta Nu A l p h a 'Eng Prof Resumes
.
!Air Motion Study 1
Wins Honors i The nature of air motion inside'
i and outside of fuel sprays is being, ,
The University chapter of Delta!studied by Dr. W. E. Ranz, pro- ;
Nu Alpha, national professional; fessor of engineering research, in,
transportation f r a t e r nit y, was' a project entitled "Dynamic Con
named one of the outstanding col- ditions in a Spray Zone."
legiate chapters at the national His research began in January.
convention last week in Atlantic Dr. Ranz has received a grant
City. I of 515,700, effective Oct. 1, which
James Holtzer, executive vice; will carry his phase of the project
president of .the fraternity, cited; through next Sept. 30.
the University chapter as provid-; Working with him is Robert W.
ing excellent background educa-; Roberts, candidate for a doctor of
tion for students interested inl philosophy degree in chemical en
transportation as a profession. :gineering.
James Jeffrey, senior in busi- I Fluid Mechanics Talk
ness administration from Wilkes-I
Barre; Harvey Eckert, junior in! "Some Fundamental Aspects of
business administration from Ber-(Flow in Centrifugal Turbomachin
wick; Donald Shappell, senior in:ery" will be discussed by Dr. Ro
business administration fro ml bert C. Dean of Ingersoll-Rand
Hamburg; and Dr. Robert D.:Co. at the third fluid mechanics
Pashek, adviser, attended the con-'seminar at 4:10 p.m. today in 1
vention. !Sackett.
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