TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2.1. 1961
IFClPanhei
To Name
Top Pledges
Five sorority pledges and
five fraternity pledges have
been named as finalists in the
Outstanding Pledge contest.
The winners, one from each
category will be announced at a
banquet at 6:30 tonight in Hetzel
Union dining rooms A and B.
The banquet will be the third
event of Greek Week.
Nominated as outstanding so
rority pledges are Florence Work
man, Kappa Delta; Marla Stevens,
Delta Delta Delta; Elinor Space,
Alpha Omicron Pi; Sandra Tait,'
Chi Omega; and Lynn Crawford,
Alpha Chi Omega.
The winner of this category will
be chosen by a committee com
posed of Mrs. Richard C. Vander
pool,. assistant dean of women;
Mrs. R. C. Blaney, senior adviser
to the Panhellenic council; Susan
Common, first vice president of
Panhel; Pamela Chadwick, second
vice president; and Helen Gutman,
parliamentarian.
Nominees for the outstanding
fraternity pledge are Richard
Tuft, Delta Upsilon; Guy Jack
son, Acacia; Mark Schwarz,
Beta Sigma Rho; Derald Cum
mings, Triangle; and Fred Good,
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
The winner of that category will
be chosen by a committee com
posed of Wilmer E. Wise, assist
ant to the dean of men; William
O'Connel, president of fraternity
counsellors; and Richard Pigossi,
president of the Interfraternity
Council.
Criteria for the selection of the
outstanding pledge include his
activities on campus, in his pledge
class, his All-University average
and the recommendation he re
ceives from the chapter president.
Mrs. Stuart Dance, chapter ad
viser for Delta Gamma sorority,
will speak at the banquet on
"Greeks Today."
A trophy for the pledge class
with the academic highest average
for last spring semester will also
be awarded at the banquet.
Election Post Filled
Hershel Richman, junior in arts
and letters from Narberth, has
been appointed to the SGA Elec
tions Commission to fill a vacancy
created by the resignation of
Terrence Schmoyer, senior in
electrical engineering from Allen
town, Nancy Williams, SGA Elec- 1
tions Commission chairman an
nounced yesterday.
Miss Williams said Schmoyer
gave "conflicting obligations" as
the reason for his resignation
Friday.
Schmoyer said last night that he
had resigned from the commis
sion because of "health and aca
demic reasons." He also said that
he is not, at present, planning
to be a candidate in the SGA
fall elections.
—As early as 1870 the students
Indulged in kicking a football
around campus.
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"THANK HEAVEN FOR LITTI..E GIRLS" was the tune of the
four members of the Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority quartet last
night in the second round of the IFC-Sing preliminaries. They
are from left to right: Joan Foss, Linda Grenlich, Marie Schrag
and Barbara Pond.
Movies, Christmas Card Sales
Mark U.N. Week Observance
Three motion pictures, "3-2-
1-0," "Neighbors," and "Eight ,
Steps to Peace," will be shown
continuously from 9:45 a.m.
until 3:30 p.m., today in the,
Hetzel Union assembly Room to,
commemorate United Nations'
Week, the 16th anniversary of the,
founding of the U.N.
An International Relations Club
booth on the main floor of the
HUB will distribute UNICEF
Christmas greeting cards, UNICEF
stamps, information about inter
national activities and other ma
terials.
Proceeds from the sale of the
cards will go to needy children,
while the proceeds from the
stamps will be used to support
projects in underdeveloped coun-.
tries.
Highlighting the program on
Friday will be a speech at 7:30
p.m. in the Eisenhower Memor
ial Chapel Lounge in "The .
Future of the U.N." by Amiya
Chakravarty.
Also on Friday, town children
and students will solicit donations
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Ballet Performance
The American Ballet Thea
tre, which has just completed
its 37th New York season in
the past 23 years, will present
one of the first performances
of their tour this year at 8 p.m.
Sunday in Recreation Hall.
The University . Artists Series is
sponsoring the performance. Dis
tribution of student tickets will
begin at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at
the Hetzcl Union desk.
. The ballet's fall tour includes]
36 performances from Vermont]
to Oklahoma. In Pennsylvania the
company will appear in Wilkes-,
Barre and Pittsburgh, in addition ,
to the University.
Chilean-born prima ballerina
Lupe Serrano, and dancers John
Krizn and Royes Fernandez
head the cast. Other outstanding
members of the company who
will appear here inch de Toni
Lander, Ruth Ann Koesun, Ivan
Allen, Sallie Wilson and Bruce
Marks.
Featured guest soloists on the
tour are Mariane Orlando and Caj
Selling, both of the Royal Swedish
Ballet.
Lucia Chase and Oliver Smith
are the co-directors of the ballet
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ed ballerina roles in the classical
versions of "Sleeping Beauty,"
"Ciselle" and "La Flute Mal
Gardee." She joined the ballet in
1040 when it was first organized,
but (lid not become a director
until 1045.
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director at the same time as
Miss Chose, is a former theatri
cal. designer. His .work includes
"Fall . River Legend." "Okla
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Fair Lady" , and "La Traviata.
The touring company is but
one activity of its parent body,
the Ballet Theatre Foundation,
Inc. The foundation also sponsors
a ballet school in Cleveland, Ohio,
Indianapolis, Ind., and Oklahoma
City, Okla.
In 1954, the foundation .started
a Ballet Theatre Workshop which
premieres works by young choreo
graphers and composers in off-
Broadway theatres.
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