THURSDAY. MAY 12 96 Me By Ha Ninety-six stuff six men's hat socie The societies Parmi Nous (S vice president; Fra secretary-treasurer. Stewart Barmen, J ett, Philip Cox, Ma Marshall Goldstein, R witz, David Jones, I Henry Opperman and ras. Skull and Bones (S•nior): Law rence Abrams, Fred ric Bower, Benjamin Bronstein, St e p h e n Brown, Brad Davis, Walton Da vis, James Ettelson, harles Gas ton, David Graham, dgar Grubb, Eugene Grurner, Ric and Haber, Chester• Lucido. Jo in Morton, Ronald E. Novak, Ar hur Schnei der, Victor Smith, obert Urn stead, Ronald Waltz an, Robert Wayne and Herman eber. Androcles (Junior): uane Alex ander, Charles Berents, Eugene Chaiken, Earl Gershenow, Her bert Goldstein, Robert H. Harri son, Jay Huffman, Marcus Katz en. James Kridel, Spencer Mc- Graw, Herbert Nurick, Richard Pigossi and John Harper Witmer. Blue Key (Junior): John An thony, Bruce Botwin, Thomas Bryan, Thomas Deßocco, Robert Evans, Donald Giagnacova, John Glassburn, Charles Jacques,, Neal Keitz, Barry Kesselman, Stephen Klein, William Laman, Martin Levin, Richard Levinson, John Metz, Richard Reiter, Mark Sand stom, Jeffrey Schwartz, William LOBSTER HOUSE SEASHORE DINNER Includes Oysters, Scallops, Fish and Deviled Crabs TAXI RETURN GRATIS Special ! • Expert Tennis Racket Restringing • TENNIS SHOES Badminton -- Horseshoes -- Boomerangs Complete Selection of ARCHERY Equipment "n Tapped Societies eats have been tapped recently for the ies for service to the University this past i nd their new members include nior): Frank Milus, president; John Black, cis Manley, Snow, Richard Swensen and Rich ard Waite. ; onald Clag rk DuMars, chard Horo- John Kohl, Bryan Pok- Druids (Junior Athletics): James V. Baker, Gordon Bennett, Mar lin Bieseeker, Patrick Cunning ham, David Grubbs, Galen Hall, Eugene Harris, Louis Meier, John C. Miller, Michael Miller, Robert Mitinger, Steven Moorhead, Philip Myer, John Phillips, Ronald Pi fer, Donald H. Robinson, James Smith, Jacob Trueblood and An thony Wayne. Delphi (Sophomore): Dean Wharton, president; Micha el Dzvonik, vice president; Elvin Steel Supports Metallurgy Newhart, secretary-treasurer. The Allegheny Ludlum Steel Morris Baker, Robert Carson, Corporation is extending its sup- Allen Feingold, Edwin Grinberg, port of a fellowship in the De- Robert Miller and Philip Weiss. 'partment of Metallurgy. CAMP RONDACK: SCHROON LAKE, • POTTERSVILLE, NEW YORK (N. of Lake George) NEEDS: WOMEN SPECIALTY COUNSELLORS in Arts and Crafts, Music, Camp Craft, Kindergarten, Land Sports, and Waterfront. INTERVIEWS: THURSDAY, MAY 12 (A.M.) and TUESDAY, MAY 17 A pp L y,SIGN UP IN ADVANCE FOR AN APPOINTMENT, STUDENT EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 112 Old Main. TENNIS RACKET FREE CAN OF BALLS WITH EACH RACKET Men's BATHING TRUNKS NOSE CLIPS FISHING TACKLE FRISBEES METZGER'S THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA $795 EAR PLUGS SOFT BALL EQUIPMENT Levine, Borland Share Honors Bobbi Levine, senior in jour nalism from Connellsville, and Judith Borland, junior in med -1 ical technology from New York City, N. Y., tied for first place last !nightn in the annual speech contest sponsored by Delta Alpha Delta, speech honorary society. Thirteen women participated in I the contest which was open to r every coed. The topic for discus sion was "fs It Desirable for Col leges to Train Women for Equal ity in a Man's Society?" Fifty judges, members of the Woman's Debate Squad, chose the two winners from among seven f:talists. The finalists were: Pat Gardiner, Ruth Hymen, Anita Kurman, Eli zabeth Weihe, Bobbi Levine, and ,Judy Borland. Miss Borland and Miss Levine will share a large silver trophy. 'Each girl will keep the trophy for one semester. PhysEd Convocation The Physical Education Convo— cation will be held at 11 a.m. to day in the Hetzel Union assembly, room. John D. Lawther, associate dean of physical education, will pre-!1 sent awards to the outstandine senior man and woman in physi- t 1 cal education. {i "INDIA" "Her Outlook on the Present World Crisis" Talk presented by N. D. MENON Secretary of Indian Embassy Tonight: 7:30 P.M. HUB Assembly Room The SilM4t)4 SCRIBE* is the Ball Point made to write best on PAPER! Here is a piece of paper. Clip it out and try this test: write on it with an diteirtook and all other ball point pens, and by golly you'll see what we mean. SCRIBE $1.69 THE UNIVERSITY ROOK STORE 206 E. College Ave. Fader, Authorised VOLKSWAGEN Sales—Parts—Serelen New '6ll Deluxe Bedsit SHIM WYNO SALES CO. 964 B. Third St. Willissisriort, Pa. Phone *.4IU 12=1 KEELER'S
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