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The Gold Bug, Oct. 26, 1948 Sororities Haze Juniors To Give Follies; Tri Beta Initiates S.G.A. Silber Elected Prexy (Continued from page 3, 'column 4) Yesterday and New Members John Silber, newly elected president provisional members of Tri Beta were present varsity letters. evening, the active initiated at the home of Professor However the Student Government (Continued from page 1, column 3) ~~a:~~eJ~::~risC~:~:'inh~~e ~~:~:~c:~ hopes that it has presented a chal- Rupert, Jean Zerbe, Alice Yearly, planning a Junior Follies. which will Bennighof, on Ridge Road. lenge to some students who wish to as active members Those initiated Jane Babylon, Nancy Phillipe, Mary be similar in nature to those which- were: Ruth Allen, Jacqueline Brown, break the shell and join in the opera- Ruth Williams, Charlotte Janney, have been presented in ~ormer years. Robert Calhoun, Armand Gold, tion of their community here at West- Virginia Gratehouse, Pat Sulzbacli. Also in the planning stage at the Charles Hammer, Herbert Leighton, ern Maryland. This will be good ex- , Sigma Sigma Tau obtained twenty present time is. the annual junior- walter Piavis, Mildred Price, William per-ience for most of us who can't re- new women :'-Shirley Louise Bank- senior prom which is always epon- Seibert, Floyd Thomas, Robert Tread- main in our cozy corner forever. art, Jacqueline Brown, Janice Chen, ecred by the third-year students in way. The provisional members are: Marilyn Cole, Betty Duvall, Dorothy honor of the graduating class. William Dvorine, Claude Libis, Pa- Dalgleish, Mary Ellen Hess, Janet The other officers who were chosen tricia Moore, Joan Newell, David GRIFFIN'S Hering, Rachel Ennis, Doris Joiner, at the election for the current school from RCA Victor Patricia Mcbaren, Jean Mellon, Bev- year are: Bryan Haddaway, vice- Patton, Daniel Welliver. erly Milstead, Dorothy Payant, Ba'?- president; Dorothy Alexander, secre- LUNCHES--bINNERS Twelfth Street Rag bar-a Payne, Jean Simms, Shirley tary; Dan Welliver, treasurer ; Betty Wesleyans Inslall Officers Love Somebody Stevenson, Peggy Timmons, Ellen Lee Robbins, historian; James Hack- Installation of officers of the Wes- CANDIES "'ft's Magic Widdoes, Ann Van Order. man, sergeant-at-arms; Helen Ray, leyans was held Friday evening, Octo- SODAS ber 15, at the group's regular meet- My Happiness Home Ec Group Presents ;:~m~~~~el~i~u~~:!,s G~;~~::e~~ve~:~ ing. The officers include William W. Opp. Carroll Theatre You Call Everybody .Plans For Ensuing Year . ment, Ehlers, president; and Lincoln B. Justice, A Tree Darlin' vice-president; Fringo, Robert In the Meadow At the first meeting of the Home Ec Pencil Shavings secretary-treasurer. Club on Monday, September 18, plans Dr. Ruben S. Holthaus officiated at Radio- were made for activities for the ensu- (Continued from page 2, column 5) the installation service. Stu', Music Studios ing year. philosophy department is careful Among the projects will be a never to divulge any knowledge that Sadie Hawkins Dance 32 W. Main St. - 2nd Floor Electronics Christmas box of gifts to be sent to might be profound enough to anguish Phone 585 foreign children. President Maradel any of its students. . November 13 14 W. Main St. Clayton says that the box will be sent It is for this reason that the de- Sheet Music-c-Insrrumenrs over~eas ~hrough the World Christ- partment teaches that happy pro- mas Festival Agency of New York vincialism that the earth is. the "een- SMITH & REIFSNIDER City. . ter of the universe, about which re- Heagy's Barber Sh9P MOTOROLA TELEVISION Incorporated On November 20, the club will at- volves the sun and all other celestial AND RADIO t~nd a state meeting of college Home objects. The student, proud to be' oc- Six barbers to give you quick, LUMBER-COAL Ec Clubs, to be held at St. Joseph's cupying the cosmic limelight, is never WESTMINSTER, MD. College in Emmitsburg. _perturbed by the awful reality that efficient service. the universe really doesn't Camera Club whether .he exists or not. Plans Contest SURPLUS' Dr. Mcfjonald and Dean Free will BONSACK'S select the foul' best all-around pic- Everybody Is Welcome Portable Microscopes tures from the entries which must be To Stop. In At submitted by November 30. The SODAS LUNCHES prizes, to be awarded December 6, will Margaret & Earl's We o1fer a limited quantity of surplus portable microscopes for sale. be first prize, $5; second prize, $3; These are all new, in original cartons and are oJfered at a fraction of third prize, $2; and fourth prize, $1. original cost. Rules covering the contest are posted Modern Library on the bulletin board in Science Hall ... SANDWICHES- Specifications: Overall height 8 inche., turret with t'hree different At the Home~oming dance, photo- SOFT DRINKS powers. Will accept auxiliary eye.piece for higher power. desired. Fully graphs were taken by the club, a serv- adjustable on tiltback base. Optical system: pitch·polished lenses. ice that has been offered in previous College Outline Series years. These portable microscopes are offered subject to prior sale on the following terms: Price $9.00, includes shipping and packing charges. Check or money order should be sent with your order or $2.50 deposit, Norcross Cards CHARLES CARROLL Westminster Laundry the microscope to be sent will be returned for balance. Any check received after C.O.D. quantity has been, sold promptly. HOTEL Laundry and Dry Cleaning They're All Here Gibson Page Co. Inc. East Main Street Pick Up And Delivery Dealers in War Surplus Service Under New Management BOX 1130, ROCHESTER 2, N. Y. --- Ii~B""",gl.op DELICIOUS CHICKEN Basement of Old Main 1611 'W. M .... Sl DINNERS Pause That, Refreshes FOR THE BEST Bring Your Beaten SHEET MUSIC In Food and Service Old Shoes To-- Is Part of the' Party POPULAR~TANDARD EAT AT 'BROWN'S CLASSICAL The RECORDS CITY RESTAURANT For Expert Choose from a Large Selection SHOE REPAIRING (JaLtuuoJ M.atc (JG. W, Main St. - Westminster Opp, Carroll Theatre.... I 34 W. Main St •• Phone 386.J -, Westminster's - Continuous 2 p. m. Saturdays and Continuous' 1 p. m. Saturdays and New Modern Drug Store Holidays; _.." 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