Beta I Triumph In Tight Playoff Run
The Beta I basketball squad swept last week’s playoffs beating Phi Delta 33 23 and Lambda I 39 27 to claim the tournament title Vin Couden led the Betas with 14 points and John Britton added 12 for Lambda I Dick Lesh and Frank DeLois topped MRH II and MRH I respectively in a 55 49 MRH II win Ron Pence scored 10 as Frank DeLois led MRH I with 16 FIJI BETA Fiji edged Beta 44 42 in double overtime Milo Miller 14 Bob Doane 12 paced Fiji while Bill Hatch scored 18 for the Betas Lambdas upset Blythe 46 38 in double OT Dale Dowdin 12 Bob Schults 10 and Tom Grandorf 11 led the Lambdas
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John Britton
Lambdas
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Ron Pence
Frank DeLois
Dick Lesh
Fiji
Phi Gams
Milo Miller
Bob Doane
Bill Hatch
Blythe
Dale Dowdin
Bob Schults
Tom Grandorf
New Coach Calls Gridiron Meeting
A meeting for all men planning to participate in varsity football during the 1963 season will be held in the Lecture Room in Lynn Hall at 1 30 p m on Friday April 12 Coach Carl Benhase will attend to discuss plans for next season.
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Carl Benhase
Denton Sorority Pledges Create Denton Eating Place Matchbook
Delta Gamma sorority pledges at North Texas State University in Denton raced against the clock on a scavenger hunt. The group produced a matchbook listing every eating place in the city, naming the Denton Restaurant as the compiled item.
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Delta Gamma Sorority
North Texas State University
Denton
Alpha Delta Pi torested guets open house and dance
Alpha Delta Pi hosts an open house with a history display for Phi's past fifty years. A formal dinner dance at the Sheraton Hotel in Louisville features eighteen new initiates, chaperoned by Phi alumni couples Mr and Mrs Donald Steiner and Mr and Mrs Ed Erner. Invitations go to alumnae and officers in Indianapolis Cincinnati Louisville and Lexington chapters. Grand leaders attend. charter members Mrs Helen Engle Hart and Mrs Mary Hawk Smith will recount Phi Chapter founding.
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Louisvile
Oak Room
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Donald Steiner
Ed Erner
Indianapolis
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Louisville
Lexington
Adelphean
Alco
Helen Engle Hart
Mary Hawk Smith
Phi Chapter
APO Elects New Officers
Hanover's Alpha Phi Omega chapter elected officers for the coming year at Tuesday evening meeting. Rick Rasmussen was selected as president. First and second vice-presidents are J Robie Vestal and Mahlon Barash. Bill Bunch was elected secretary and Steve Olvey was re elected treasurer. Historian is Ed Berry.
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Hanover
Alpha Phi Omega
National Service Fraternity
Tueday
Rick Rasmussen
J. Robie Vestal
Mahlon Barash
Bill Bunch
Steve Olvey
Ed Berry
Series Cancelled by Hanover Professor on WORX
Hanover professor Helen Prokloff Renick will no longer broadcast her Living With Language series on the Madison radio station WORX. The cancellation affects plans for future episodes and programming for the station.
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Helen Prokloff
Renick
Madison
WORX
OU fraternity house burned. finals spared for members
After the Pi Lambda Phi house burned at the University of Oklahoma Norman many helped. The Oklahoma Daily notes the university administration issued a memo. since books and notes burned along with possessions members would not have to take finals.
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University of Oklahoma
Norman
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Campus Newpaper
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Chapel Attendance Becomes Faculty Rule Next Year
Georgetown College faculty must attend chapel starting next year with four allowed cuts per semester. Excused absences require a valid reason. Seats assigned by campus mail. fines include 10 for overcuts and 15 for seat sharing. Interest at 4 percent per day applies to late payments.
Assemblies To Be Held Differently Next Year
Changes planned for next year include expanded programs with Frans Reynolds The Mime Actor Dean Eunice Roberts Indiana University on women and men The Carolina Israelite editor Harry Golden as speakers The Schola Cantorum The Singing Hoosiers and a mid winter women only show are planned One or two assemblies may focus on Brazil Latin America and a Brazilian Institute film night is possible More foreign speakers may be added Robert Trimble leads assemblies through January Dr Leslie Eison returns later Mowbray Tate to run chapel services Suggestions may be given to housing unit reps or Mr Trimble
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Eunice Roberts
Indiana University
Harry Golden
THE
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Institute of International Education
New York
Brazil
Latin America
Robert Trimble
Leslie Eison
Mowbray Tate
Trimble
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