The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 December 1963 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

GRFENCASTLE. INDIANA

WED., DEC. 11, 1963. Page 3

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Pinned: Marilyn Rupprecht, Alpha Chi. to Jeff Hoerner, ATO. Judy Fawks. Tri Delt, to Jim Terry, Delt. Cheryl Stone, 1X1, to Bill Oberlin, Sigma Nu. Connie Miller, DZ, to Ken Gary, MHA. Nancy Hetz, DZ. to Steve Miller, Phi Psi. Wabash. Judy Wright, Alpha Phi, to Phil Westcott, Delt, Wabash. Pat Andorn, Pi Phi, Miami of Ohio, to Ron Banta, Sigma Chi. Marty Marsden, Kappa, to Jim Evashevski, Sigma Chi, U. of Michigan. Jane Hempker, Mason, to Dave Nelson. Delta Chi. Alice Weyeneth. AOPi, to Mike O'Brien, Delta Chi. Lacey Nutting, AOPi, to Dale Peterson, ATO. Mary Jo Liter, AOPi, to John Keeping, Deke. Sdly Roush, AOPi, to Joe Thompson, DU. Prissy Minn, Kappa, to Dave Rossiter, Phi Gam. Linda Howell. DG, to Charlie Adams, ATO. Ginger Barksdale, Tri Delt, to John Duncan, Delt. Mary Ewing, Theta, to Bob Gosline, Annnapolis. Engaged: Maureen Sullivan. Tri Delt. to Rlok Pell. Sigma Chi ’63. Sherry Eikenberry, DG, to Stan Nielson, Phi Delt. Manlan Douglass, DG, to Jim Van Winkle, Delt. Mary I itzer. Tri Delt, to John Gifford, Delta Chi, Purdue. Carol Henze. Indiana State, to Bob Schmidt, Delta Chi. Dee Templeton, Theta, to Bob Blake, Bishop Roberts Hall. Karen Schulze, Theta, to Jim Craig, Phi Gam. Linda Mitchell, DZ. to Keith Miller. Carolyn Lentz, Manchester College, to Randall Braddom, Longden. Lois Knickerbocker, AOPi, to John Boyer, ATO '63. Married: Lee D<xld, AOPi, to Carl Lindberg, SAE. ****** Around the boulder- Newly elected officers at the Sigma Chi fraternity are Dave Speidel, president; Griff MacDonald, vicepresident; and Jim Schroeder. secretary ... It seems as though the DUs need Eliot Ness. The scholarship trophy which was awarded to them by KTK is missing. KTK offered a reward for the return of the trophy . . . Garbed in togas and fig leaves the Betas will entertain their dates and faculty guests Friday evening at their Roman house dance. Opening the evening will be a Roman banquet at 6:3u p. m. complete with turkey and chicken legs and grapes. A gladiator battle and barbaric dancers will complete the evening's entertainment . . . Mrs. Michael (Dinah) Laukitis was named Sweetheart of Sigma Chi last weekend at the Sigma Chi sweetheart dance . . . The Delta Chi's will hold their bite Carnation formal dance Saturday evening with music by The Impacts from Indianapolis. During the evening the Delta Chi sweetheart will be announced . . . New rushing co-chairmen at the Kappa Alpha Theta house are Jane Eklund and Nancy Young — • The attire for the Golddiggers Ball, to be held right after Christmas vacation, will be floor length gowns ... A contest is underway on campus to “name-that-theme” for the DePauw Little 500 to be held in the spring. The winning entrant wall be awarded an all expense paid weekend for two for the Little 500 activities. The winner will be announced Monday, December 16 . . . ****** Christmas can certainly be felt on the campus In these few’ days before the holiday. Throughout the campus decorations remind us that this is the time of rejoicing, sharing, singing, and peace. Many living units are spending much time celebrating the happy season. The Thetas and Phi Gams will have a Christmas exchange Saturday and will decorate the Theta tree and the house. Last weekend the Pi Phis and the Sigma Chis also had a decorating exchange. Wednesday evening the Alpha Phis will entertain the faculty at a faculty dinner. Also many living units have invited the various foreign students on campus to join in their Christmas dinners and parties. The Delta Zetas are spending their free minutes buying and wrapping Christmas gifts for the children at the Indiana Deaf School in Indianapolis. The Pi Phis are planning a party which will be the exchange of toys. These will then be sent to the National Pi Beta Phi Settlement School in Gatlinburg, Tenn, ****** President and Mrs. William E. Kerstetter and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crouch are travelling throughout California and Arizona this week to speak with various alumni groups in these states. The tour includes stops in Los Angeles, San t)iego, Tucson and Phoenix. Mr. Crouch is the secretary of alumni affairs with the University. ****** DePauw debaters returned to campus last weekend after placing fifth among ten schools in the Greenville College Invitatic nal ixbate Contest. Splitting with four wins and four defeats were affirmative debaters Bob Hulett and Bob Lehnman and negative debaters Don Paarlberg and Bruce Gastineau. Accompanying the students was Professor Robert Weiss, coach for the teams. ****** “Latin American Week’’ will be held at DePauw’ January 6-10. Announcement came last week by Dave Prosser, chairman of the Student Senate committee on national-international affairs. The three featured speakers will be Chicago Tribune Latin American Correspondent, Jules DuBois; Assistant Secretary of State for In-ter-American Affairs, Edwin M. Martin: and the Ambassador from Paraguay to the United States, Juan Plate.

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Asks Review Of Cuban Policies WASHINGTON UPI — President Johnson has asked his foreign policy officials to conduct a special review of U.S. policies toward Cuba. U.S. officials said Cuba w^as only one of a number of foreign policy topics on which Johnson has called for review. In addition, the new President is receiving reports on all aspects <}f foreign policy. Officials emphasized the purpose of the review was to carry forward, rather than drastically change, over-all policies adopted under President Kennedy. Johnson, in all his statements since becoming President, has emphasized continuity of foreign policy. The Cuba review was prompted in part by recent discovery of a cache of arms from Cuba on a Venezuelan beach. They were apparently destined for Venezuelan Communists. The incident has raised the question whether hemisphere nations. jointly or separately, could do more by way of surveillance and patrols to prevent Cuban arms shipments into other Latin countries.

BAINBRIDGE SCHOOL NEWS The pictures for the annual staff were taken Monday December 1 by Porter Studio. The junior high played Belle Union there, Monday, December 1 and were defeated both games. The Psysics class, Mr. Steele and Mr. McClure visited Allisons Powerama Wednesday, December 4. The FHA Mother’s Tea and initiation was held Tuesday, December 2 in the school cafeteria. The room was decorated with Christmas ornaments and a Christmas tree. Marilynn Day, club president, opened the meeting. The guides who participat-

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evening, Dec. 7, in the Memorial Student Union, Epsilon chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held initiation for two active members, Mrs. Thelma Cooper, elementary teacher in the Roachdale Public Schools and Mrs. Retha Pitts, Junior High School, Greencastle. Mrs. Hazei uvvens, chapter president, assisted by the ceremonies committee, Mrs. Minna Mae Rightsell, Mrs. Waneita Gibbs and Mrs. Gladys Silvey,

daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Herrick Father Malley officiated at Greenleaf of Greencastle. the double ring ceremony in St. Drawing from her rich and Elizabeths Catholic Chuich ac varied experience, the speaker Robinson,

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ed in the initiation u’ere Judy conducted the impressive service.

Anderson, Sherry Edwards. Anna Osborn, Kathy Purcell, Janice Stisher, Kathy Dearinger, Donna Blaydes, and Joyce Young. Eighteen girls were initiated. Entertainment w^as presented by a group singing, Jackie Min-

nick. Susie Clark, Sherry Ed- tica,, y ^corated with Christmas

greens and tiny souvenir cor-

wards, Linda McCarty, Marilyn O'Hair, and Barbara O'Hair. A Christmas poem was read by

Kathy Purcell, a trio, consist- Dclt » *•»» Ga ! nraa pr ? yers ;

interest, her subject “Ethical Values in the College Cultures" by enumerating examples of situations she has encountered working with many young people on the high school and college levels. Her opening statement, “Adults and teachers must find some way to challenge our youth in decision making,” led her to voice many questions which she and others in similar positions have raised from time to time. Through this poignant illustrative material. Dr. Greenleaf concluded that adults can challenge our youth to set values and standards for themselves in

sages. Miss Mabel Joseph used as decision making, but she admit-

A luncheon followed the wedding and was attended by a

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friends..

Mr. Bruner retired from Lone Star Cement Co. in January of 1962. He has made his home in Robinson the past six months.

Officers of the chapter and Miss Leah Curnutt, music chairman, assisted also in the service. Following initiation a candlelight dinner was served to about forty members at a table artis-

the invocation two beautiful

ing of Gracie Graver, Nancy Hutchinson, and Glen Ellon Scobee, sang several songs. To end the entertainment, Santa Claus came and presented all the girls with Christmas gifts and the mothers with a grab-bag gift. Refreshments were served, and

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BIRMINGHAM, England UPI — John Powell, 18. was put

on probation for 18 months Tues-

day after he admitted firing a

shotgun six times at his girl Initiation Held friend's bedroom window when Here Saturday she stood him up on a date. At six o’clock

Miss Audrey Beatty, first vice president and program chairman, introduced the speaker for the evening. Dr. Elizabeth Greenleaf, Director of Counseling and Activities in Residence Halls, Indiana University. Dr. Greenleaf received her A.B. from DePauw

ted society’s changing culture patterns make the means of doing it very difficult. Hostesses for the occasion were Miss Margaret Curd. Mrs. Mable Davidson, Mrs. Edna Farber, Mrs. Hollis Masten and Mrs. Forest Wildman with Mrs. Ruby Hood as chairman.

the Chapter' presented Mrs. Rus- University, her M.A. from the

University of Wisconsin, and her Ph D. in education from Indiana University. This was an especially happy occasion for Epsilon, since Dr. Greenleaf is a member of the Bloomington chapter of

on Saturday Delta Kappa Gamma and is the

Bruner-McKinney Wedding Announced Malcolm E. Bruner formerly of Greencastle. and Mrs. Bessie McKinney formerly of St. Louis, Mo. were married December 7, 1963 at 11:00 a.m.

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