The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-03-14
Campus Men of
ri Lambda Phi
BY BEN FOGELSON


Highest position that a Florida
man can ever hold on the cam
pus is the presidency of Florida
Blue Key, top honorary service
fraternity, and Brother Ray Ehr-
Itch, the small town boy from
Crescent City, fills the position
for the 1941 term.
Among his scholastic honoraries
are Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa
Phi, Phi Eta Sigma and numer-
GUS other honorary professional
fraternities. In addition to these.
Brother Ehrlich holds the job of
third highest Importance in Flor
ida's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. student
government system. He is Secre-
tary of the Interior, next to only
the president and vice-president
of the Florida student government.
Sure bet for Phi Beta Kappa
honors is Brother 81 Rothstein,
Jacksonville, who is battery adj
jutant with the rank of captain in
Florida's ROTC artillery division.
Rothstein is also an avid Intra-
mural participant whose efforts
have gained the new Pi Lambda
Phi house at Florida several cups
already this year.
Don Deiss, Jacksonville, present
managing editor of The Florida
Alligator and probable 1941-42 edi-
tor, is the first Florida Deltan in
decades to hold a campus office
of this Importance. Weiss is also
Florida Press Club president and
junior class executive council
member.
ST Hirshberg, Jacksonville, af-
ter serving as senior manager and
basketball manager in Intramur-
ais, was appointed to the 1910
Al Student Dictatorship of the
extensive intramural program.
Publications are edited and dis
tributed by more Florida Deltans,
and heading the list is AL Kohn,
Miami Beach, editor of The Flor
ida Review, campus literary quar-
terly, and as associate editor of
The Florida Alligator, seni-weekly
publication. Ben Fogelson, Read
ing, Pa, circulation manager for
The Florida Alligator and The
Florida Review, adds his title of
Alligator news editor to round
out the list of Florida Deltans in
the field of journalism. Fogelson
is Florida Delta's clerk.
Sherman Kaplan, Miami Beach,
1941 Rex, heads Alpha Epsilon
Delta, honorary pre-medical fra
ternity, and lists a First Lieuten-
antcy in ROTC Artillery among
his achievements. His scholastic
honors include Phi Kappa Phi,
probable bid to Phi Beta Kappa,
and the vice-presidency of Phi
Eta Sigma, honorary freshman
scholastic fraternity.
Sidney Aronovitz, Miami, var
sity debater, runs Brother Roth
stein a close race for Phi Beta
Kappa honors. His scholastic no
tations include probable mem
bership in Phi Beta Kappa and
membership in Phi Eta Sigma.
Bernard Fuchs and Irving Cy-
pen, st. Petersburg, varsity de-
baters, are freshman lawyers and
scholars. Fuchs is a member of
Phi Eta Sigma, while Sypen gar
nered the highest grades in the
history of the University business
administration school, and now
leads the freshman law class.
Harold Bloom, Jacksonville, only
Deltan ever to make the ranks of
Beta Alpha Psi, professional bust
ness administration fraternity,
holds the rank of captain, Infantry
adiutant, ROTC.
Intramural managers for 1910
Al include Bob Sprintz, Miami,
swimming, and Bill Mayer, Miami
Beach, ping pong. Brother Sprintz
also is a member of the Fighting
Gator band. Bernard Rubin, FIT.
Pierce, also plays with the march
ing outfit.
Nathan Aronovitz, Miami, var
sitv debater and Phi Eta Sigma
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