WEDNESDAY. MAY 18
IFC N•
'Man o
Ronald Resh, senior in business administration from
Lancaster and a member of Phi Mu Delta social fraternity,
has been named Fraternity Man of the Month by the Inter
fraternity Council.
IFC will continue to sponsor a monthly contest to deter
mine the winner of this title next
year.
Kappa Sigma
Breaks Ground
For New Home
Ground breaking cere-'
monies for the new Kappa ,
Sigma fraternity house were
held Sunday afternoon. Pres-1
ident Eric A. Walker, using,
the traditional silver-plated
shovel, turned over the first'
spadefull of dirt for the new
$350,000 house.
The L-shaped building is being
constructed around the present
structure passing in front of and
to the left of the old house. The
present structure will be torn
down when the new building is
completed and the area will be
used as a courtyard.
The new all-steel building will
be ready for the 60 member's of
Kappa Sigma to occupy by the
end of November.
Gary Reynolds, sophomore in
industrial engineering from Hum
melstown, and Eugene Duhnoski.
junior in chemical engineering
from Levittown, were awarded
$2lO scholarships from the Star
and Crescent Foundation, a char
itable foundation of the frater
nity, at the ground breaking cere
monies.
About 100 alumni and other in
vited guests attended.
Library Books Due
Books borrowed from Pattee
Library for the spring semester
by faculty and graduate students
are due June 1. They should be
returned to the circulation desk.
Books can be renewed, if no
one has asked for them, by tak
ing the books or call numbers to
the desk.
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the Month'
Fraternity men applying for
this honor must complete "infor
mation sheets" Which ask for a
list of major and minor activities,
elected organization (both social
and scholastic), offices, honors
and awards, appointed positions,
All-University average, semester
average and curriculum.
Applicants were also asked to
write a concise summary of all
their attributes pertaining to the
selection of the Fraternity Man
of the Month.
The final requirement for ap
plication was to have someone,
write a brief essay about the en
trant including reasons why he
should be chosen for the title.
Resh's major activities includ
ed: vice president of IFC, rushing
chairman and member of the IFC
rushing evaluation committee,
AFROTC Division Commander
and general staff member.
Other activities were Arnold
Air Society, Society of Military
Engineers, Accounting, Manage
ment, Finance, Newman and Jazz
Clubs.
Resh is vice president of the
Parmi Nous hat society for sen
ior men, secretary of his frater
nity and operations officer for
the Arnold Air Society.
He has received the AFROTC
Award for being a distinguished
military student.
In conjunction with appointed
positions, Resh has been chairman
of the IFC Lawn Display and the
IFC-Panhellenic Ball.
Visiting Petrology Prof
Will Lecture Tonight
Dr. A. F. Buddington, distin
guished visiting professor of pe
trology, who is also professor
emeritus of geology at Princeton
University, will present a public
lecture on "A Geologist's Model of
the Crust and Subcrust of the
Earth" in the Mineral Science
auditorium at 8 tonight.
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Spring Fever
Affects Chimes
in Old Main
Spring fever seems to have
affected more than just peo
ple this year.
Take the Old Main chimes
for instance—they're on vaca
tion. Or maybe it should be
called sick leave.
Several days ago it became ap-'
parent that something was ser
iously wrong with the mechanism
which rings the chimes. For a
while they were ringing one
o'clock every fifteen minutes.
Then they began to ring the quar
ter hour on the hour.
When time failed to cure what
ever complaint the chimes have,,
the University Maintenance ands
Utility Department decided to in.•
vestigate. It called in a service
company which has taken care
of the chimes mechanism in the
past and began an examination.
The service men were mysti
fied, according to Robert W.
Knouse, head of the maintenance
I , and utility service.
' Finally the repairman came up
with' a possible solution and or
dered a ne‘v• part. When this
piece of equipment will arrive and
how soon the chimes will be func
tioning properly is still unsettled.
I So now the chimes are on vaca
,tion. They were turned off-yester
day and will have a much needed
irest until somebody figures out
' just • what is the matter with
them.
Spectroscopist to Speak
Dr. Hertha Sponer, a spectro
scopist in the Department of
Physics at Duke University, will
be the speaker at the 19th annual
Marie Curie Lecture to be held
at 8 tonight in the Hetzel Union
auditorium. Sponer's topic will be
"The Early Hitsory of Natural and
Artificial Radioactivity."
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The Senate Committee for Stu
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day, postponed action on the pro
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' Helen L. Kinsioe, secretary of,
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