East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1957-03-21
Campus News

Plymouth rd., will receive a letter
and sweater for participation on
the 1956-57 College of Wooster
swimming team.
Spaulding, a freshman and 1856
graduate of Shaw High School,
swan backstroke and freestyle on
this years Scot team which COM
piled a 1-9 mark.
Swimming the 400-yard free
style early in the season, the East
Cleveland swimmer took two Sec
ond places. Switching to the 200
yard backstroke, he won two races
and finished second three times.
Miss Elaine Forkapa, 1880 Idle,
wood, will be one of four Kent State
University representatives attend.
ing the Intercollegiate Association
of Women Students national con-
vention at Michigan State Univer-
sity, East Lansing, March 1928
Miss Forkapa has recently beer
elected vice president of the Asso.
citation of Women Students at Kent
for the 1957-58 school year.
Thomas E. Collins, a pre-medics
freshman at John Carol Univer-
sity is on the deans list at the
university for the first term
Thomas is the son of Mrs. John
H. Thomas and was a st. Joseph
High graduate.
Alpha Eta Chapter of Gamma
Phi Beta Sorority at Ohio Wes,
leyan University, Delaware, Ohio
announces the initiation Of Miss
Mary Ann Lee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Lee Of 1443e
Terrace rd.
Mary Ann is freshman at Wes-
leyan and is majoring in Secondary
Education. She is participating in
the Annual Swim Show given in
May during Monnet Week. She is
also a member Of the Student
Government and the Women's Rec
reation Board.
David Peters, of East Cleveland
is a member of the Davenport Col
lege basketball squad. Davenport
is one of the ten residential colleges
at Yale. The intercollege athletic
plan at. Yale provides competition
for upperclassmen at various levels
of competition throughout the year
Intercollege competition involves a
total of fifteen different sports.
Peters, Glass of 1869, is a grad
uate of Shaw High School. At Yale,
he was in the Freshman Glee Club
and is candidate for the Bachelor
of Engineering degree.
Leonard NJ. DiLillo, June '57, of
1858 Forest Hill ave. and Floyd
NJ. Kregenow, June 81, of 142O7
Sciota are pledged to Phi Beta
Kappa at Rutgers University.
Candidates are selected by a
faculty committee from among the
outstanding students in the top
cen percent of the undergraduates
enrolled in predominantly liberal
arts cirricula. Qualifications con-
sidered include scholarly interests
and ability, achievement, character
and general promise.
For the second time, Margaret
Hunsicker of 1649 Elberon ave.
has been granted a 5000 scholar
ship by the Augusta Mittleberger
Scholarship Committee. The fund
was started in 1914 by the alumae
in memory of Miss Mittleberger
who for years headed a girls school
under her name.
Miss Hunsicker, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold W. Hunsicker, is
a freshman at Miami where she is
planning for a career in a elemen-
tary education. She is Shaw High
School graduate.
Mu Chapter Kappa Alpha Theta
at Allegheny College has installed
Sally Ann Reynolds as its presi-
dent. Miss Reynolds, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Reynolds,
1910 Lampson rd., has also been
elected to the Senior Court for the
1888 school year. She is
graduate of Shaw High School.
Three East Clevelanders, includ-
ing one straight "a" student, have
been named to the deans list at
John Carroll University. Compiling
a straight GA" scholastic average
for the first semester was John P.
Browne, a senior social science
major. John is a graduate of
Cathedral Latin and tho con of