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THE DAILY
Initiation Held
By Kappa Sigma,
ATO And ZBT
Initiation ceremonies were
held this week for pledges of
Alpha Mu chapter , of Kappa
Sigma, and Alpha Pi chapter i
of Zeta Beta Tau, and Alpha j
Delta chapter of Alpha Tau j
Omega fraternities.
. Initiated into membership of
Kappa Sigma were Sam Emory
of Chapel Hill; Curtis Harper of
Albany, Ga.; Bob Hook of Ral
eigh; Dick Kane of Wooster,
Ohio.; Walter McFall of Ashe
ville; Robert Noble of Golds
fooro; and Charles Spillane of
Savannah, Ga. .
New. initiates of Zeta Beta
- Tau are Richard Adelsheim of
Pittsburgh, Pa.; Marty Berger
of New York City; Peter Block
of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Alan Burn
ham of Atlanta, Ga.; Henry
Isaacson of Greensboro; and
Albert Marx of Atlanta,. G a.
Alpha Tua Omega's new
members are Tom Adler of
Leonia, N. J.; Ted Bondi of
Geriesco, N. Y.; Mort Cooper of
Washington, N. C; R. B. Fitch
of hCapel Hill; Nick Hare of
Honolulu, Hawaii; Dick Kocor
nik, of West Orange, N. J.;
Charlie Motta -of .Fair Lawn,
N. J.; Hal Rollins of Rocking
ham; Dave Rowe of University
Rake. Md.; Gerry Russell of
Admore, Pa.; Austin ' Stevens
of Smithfield; Duke Widoff of
Chicago, 111.;" and Kay Wilson
ot'Fort Monroe, Va.
ZBT Elects
Oberdorfer
Gene Oberdorfer, Atlanta,
Ga,, was elected president of
Alpha Pi chapter of Zeta Beta
Tau fraternity.
Also elected were Vice
president Mitchell Novit, Wal
ter boro, S. C. Secretary Alan
H e i 1 i g, Kinston; Treasurer
Barry Kalb, Maplewood, N. J.;
Historian Peter Block, Pitts
burgh; Pa.
Awards were made for out
standing- achievement during i
the past year. The award-for
outstanding scholarship went to
Gene Oberdorfer, outstanding
service to Alan Heilig, and out
standing pledge to Martin Ber
ger, New York City.
The committees for the com
ing year were appointed this
week also. Selected were Rush
Chairman Louis Wolfsheimer,
Baltimore, Md.; Social Chair
man Herb Cohn, Chattanooga,
Tenn.; Pledgefather Mitchell
Novit; House Manager Arthur
Einstein, State -College, Pa.;
Athletic Chairman Louis Simon,
Augusta, Ga.; Steward Allan
Heilig; and University Club
Representative Alan Burnham,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Tremain Is Prexy
Of Alhpa Tau Omega
Raleigh Tremain of Arlington,
Va., has been elected president of
Alpha Delta "chapter of Alpha Tau
Omega fraternity for the coming
year".
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Green-Moyer Vows
Spoken In Oberl in
Miss Betsy McAllister Green, a
former student here and the daug
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Green of
Chapel Hill, was married to Wil
liam Cassell Moyer, of Oberlin,
Ohio, on April 4, in Oberlin.
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lin, where the groom is a student,
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Eta Of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Eta chapter of Beta Theta Pi
fraternity, third oldest on campus,
will celebrate its "100th anniver
sary this weekend.
The fraternity established on
campus in April of 1852, will be
gin festivities tonight with a cos
tume ball in the ballroom of the
Carolina Inn. On Saturday there
will be a party at Hogan's Lake
followed by the initiation of the
pledge class.
" At the same time Mrs. Sharles
Seward, the Beta house-mother,
will entertain the wives of the
alumni with a tea at the chapter
house. 'J
On Saturday night there will
be a banquet in the Blue Room i
of Lenoir Hall followed by a (
party at the chapter house in
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The main address at the ban
quet will be delivered by A. J.
Guston Priest of New York, pres
ident of the national fraternity
and head of the utilities division,
of the American Bar Association.
He will be a visiting professor
of utility law at Chapel Hill
during the summer session.
Clem B. Holding, of Raleigh,
district chief of the fraternity
will preside.
The active chapter has prepared
a booklet to commemorate the
occasion. Among the articles in
cluded are a history of. the chapter
an analysis of the chapter's pre
sent status, and a special tribute
to the 17 members of 50 years
standing.
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