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Rho Delta Rho’o new social chair—
man, Ralph Solomon, announced
that the fraternity would rounli out:
thio form’s activities with o scaven—
ger hunt this Saturday evening.

Ralph Solomon further pointed
out that the; lzrotornity this; iorm
had one of ito most active seasons.
During the loot month the frater-
nity ployocl host to its alumni group
lo an informal smoker at its Prince-
ton Avenue Headquarters; and held
a very successful New Yonr’o Evo
party oi; Carvyn and Leonard Ell—
man’s home on the north side.

Continuing ills new series of so-
cial meetings, Rho Della Rho last
week honored brother Joe Abrams,
who was recently married, and its
undefeated basketball team. Team
Captain Marvin Cohn aosurcd his
fraternity brothoro that the team
anticipates littlo difficulty in its
march towards the lF basketball
championship.

lRlANG‘rLE

The pleasant blending of jingle
bells and marriage bells highlighted
the yulo‘cide social calendar of Tri‘
angle Fraternity. Climaxiog a gala
series of parties were the marriage
vows of Brother ”Eud‘WSchmidt and
Phyllis: Hagar of tho Lambdas. Fes»
tivo goities welcomed in the New
Year with a party which was well
ottomleel by tho chapter’s ever active
alumni. The New Year Woo greeted
to the company of fraternity song
and spirits; Chesterfields were avail—
able to all persons present at the
party.

The first meeting of the year wit»
noosod the formal installation of of-
ficers. Roy Non-lander and Carl
Wohor, senior M.E.’s, took over the
offlcos of prooidenl and vicoqircsidont
so ably hold .by the retiring leaders,
liob Bocklund and Bill Bloodck.

Plans are already being made by
the new social chairman, Schmidt,
for tho dinner to follow the formal
initiation of pledges.

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Social activities of Alpha Xi chap
tor. for the pool; few weeks were par-
tially restricted with many members

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Nevertholooo o gala New Year’s Eve
party was enjoyed by a good many
town men who were on hand for the
occasion.

The weekly meeting held recently
resulted in tho selection of new Al-
pha Sigma Phi chapter officers.
Lloyd Johnson was chosen to roprom
soul; the body as prosidon‘c; Skip
Skinner become Vice—president; Bill
Mclioown is treasurer; Roger Dre)?-
fin attends to corresponding moo
tors; Bob Scharding is recording
secretary; tho houso manager in;
Bob Oldenburg; Joel: Smith is the
fraternity marohal; Don Ennis i3
steward and Malcolm Greenlaw is
associate odifcor of the Tomahawk.
These men will continue in the above
stated capacities for thc‘ coming
school year.

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A. farewell assembly will be held
for Dr. Carl S. Roys this, Ffiday
in the auditorium of the Student
Union at, 11 a.m. Br. Royo i3 loav—
ing to join tho faculty of the Syro~
Universily as Professor of
Eloctfical Engineering at the end
of this term. There he will continue
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Drawing upon his 22 years of
teaching experience, Dr. Royo will
relate some of the anecdotes; which
occurrecl during his career and the
changes in engineering; education
which have taken place. Dr. L. T.
Radar will be present and in his
talk will complete Profoooor Roys’
biography.

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Mr. George Prindle, superimen—
dent of the Highland Park Water»
Works, will lecture on “The Purifica—
tion of Water" Thursday, January
16 in the auditorium at 7:30 p.111.
This lecture is under the auspices,
of the Student; Affiliate of the Amer-
ican Chemical. Society. All students
and faculty members are cordially
invited to attend, said Bob Zilligen,
president of the group.

Mr. Prindlc has had 9. wide ex-
perience as a consulting engineer
in his field. Designer of the $800,000
plant which he operates, he is also
a member of the Illinois Section
of the American Waterworks Asso~
clarion and served as a member of
the Board of Directors of the as»
sociation for six years and as the
preoidont from 194.0 to 1942. The
lecture will be followed by an ACS

     
  
    
   
  
    
    
     
   
  
  
  
    
      
   
 
  
 

too. in the stualent lounge.

At the loot regular meeting an
election of ofi‘lcera for the towing
tarm was held. Those chosen off}?
office are: Pi'esiéent, Louis Czygpeiv—
ski; vicopresidont, Bill Andrew;
secretary, Celia Barteau; treasurer,
Jerry Kantor; hisiorian. Evelyfi
Beocham.

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Tau Beta Pi, the national c
ginecring honorary fraternity, aloolm
ed Donald Asiro, eighth term ml»
to the presidoocy at a meo‘lzlr
held last Thursclay night. In add
tion, be automatically becomes pro
ident of tho lnterhonorary Cou
cil, representative body of the lion;
crazy fraternities on the camping
The remaining officers will ho oloc
ed at the first meeting of the spring
term.

  

 

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'l‘hc Kappa’s had o. short busineso
meeting before the Chrislmas party
which was held at Rosemary Eton
he’s home on December 22'. During
the meeting final plans wero made
for a coke and cookie sale which will
he held January 14; at 10:30 am.
in the Student Union Lobby.

Plans were begun for a sleigh
ride party, or boy ride, which will
be hold some time in February.

During the vacation the actives
attended the Kappa alumni Chris;-
mao party which was held at the
Gordon Club on December 30. The
actives also attended a slumber par»
ty at Raleighnac Patterson’s home
on January 2. No one escaped with-
only having her face washed with
snow. ' '

Jackie Edwards, Vice preoidont,
attended tho Chicago Student Con-
forenco hold at the University of
Chicago. The purpooo of this con-
feronce was to organize a National
Student Organizafiion.

Miss Ruth Soverud, sponsor of
the active chapter, spent a two
weeks vacation vioiting her family
in Miami, Florida. We were oorry
she couldn’t attend our affairs but
she came back with a beautiful tan.

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