Friday, October 21, 1927
WOIVIKN
Editor-m-Chief
Kathertne Holbrook '2B
Assistant Editor.
lafildred.A. Webb '2B
Junior Assistants
Agnes E Geary '29
Bessie I. Wolfson '29
TOO LARGE BITES
No, this is not an editorial on
etiquette, in. spite of the title , .
How ninny tuns have we started
something, only to give it up be
fore we arc through with it, and
lett is for some kind Samaritan to
finish
One of the worn: habits that
most of us have is tint very one
At th beginning we are enthusias
tic, and offer to do everything, but
as soon as the novelty has worn
off, we tire of our Job and seek to I
shift the responsibility to some
one else or to neglct the eti
tirely.
Often it is a matter of serving
on a committee, going out for an
activity, or doing some duty that
has fallen to our lot
Of course we may givethe
case that we are too busy, or that
we have more important things to
do. But people who are always
making excuses are soon disliked.
If we are too busy, let's not take
the Job in - tae first place. It is
better to do a few things well than
to start many things and not finish
them.
In the words of seine unknown
snge, "Don't bite of more than
yau can chew." _
W. S. G. A. APPOINTS
PARTY CHAIRMEN
The appointment of committee
chan men by the senate of the W. S
G A has made possible the planning
of co-ed functions for the year.
Mabel Reed, '2B, is in charge of the
Eitquette Week progiam which will
begin on Monday, October twenty
foul th, and will consist of a series of
talk ou etiquette green in the 'McAl
lister hall doing-room
The arrangements for the Hallow
e'en Party on October thirty-first are
emg made by Doris Calloway '2O
at. base not been set,for the other
ants, but chairmen have been ap
muted as fellows Kathryn Apple,
'9, Clnistmas Party; Jane Clark, '29,
e-She Dance; Katherine Berukstm,
'9, Ko-ed Kostume Katillion; Mar
aret Girvan, '29, May Day.
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"Wear her favorite color" is the
ethic° co-eds offer to the men who
are pondming oser then selection of
a necktie for the evening.
An attenipt has been made to de
termine what the consensus of opin
ion is among the coeds as to the kind
of t•es men ought to wear Replies
to flamer.us queries of the sort hose
been very diverse and it is esident
that the tastes of the particular gal
should be taken into consideration
Some general principles can he f.a
'notated, houever, to ' elp you men in
your selection•
1. Buttrefly ties ale in good taste,
except, as one girl says, if you have
small face, in which case you look
ready to flv away.
2 Don't wear pale colors unless
you have a girlish complexion.
3. Men with red han—beware of
red ties
A. Profs, in order to emphasise
your subject rather than your=t4f,
avoid brilliant colors
5. Never weal a combination of
red and orange.
G It is wise for a Fledlima'n to
wear black ties, even on dates
7. Chriatma, tics al e usuall.,..
taboo
FRESHMAN CLASS HAS
" ELECTED ITS SENATOR
Amanda Wakefield has been chosen
by the Freshman class to represent it
onthe Senate. At a meeting next
week the Senate mill choose the sec
end Freshman senator
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W. A. A. AWARDS INSIGNIA
TO VARSITY RIFLE TEAM
Volley Ball Managers Elected
For This Season; Hockey
Games Scheduled
Palle insignia in the form of a blue
leystone with a white "S" and cross
ed with rifles on it Oslo awaided by
the A A. Bo nil to Ellen Bullock, '27,
Jeanette Ritter, '29, Maly YNO Flani
gan, ex'2o, Jane Claik, '2O and Jennie
Werner, '27 Jeanette Ritter was el
ected rifle manager for this beat
The following girls were elociod
villey hall managers bend-manager,
Lola Ash '2B; sophomore class mana
ger, Helen Alhosto, .111 mm-senior
class manager, Eleanor Geissenhainer
'29
'A tentative hockey schedule lot the
season lotions:
Octobel 24—Senlot,Tumor
October 26—Senior-Sophomore
Oetcber 27—Juntol -.Sophomore
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Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
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Plebe Football Men
Battle Against Kiski
(Contlnued on last page)
after an enfoiced rest mimed by in
jury Geislet was unable to play in
the Wyoming seminaly game because
of his wrenched knee but is expected
to level] a stealth of sluftme, and
speed in tomorrow's contest.
Ed Brownlee, recently lifted from
the second team, a ill match hi awn
and wits against Cromer train mates
when lie settles into the light end
pest on tem. tow Foimerly a track
and football start at Kiski, the lanio,
athlete has transfei red his pa, catch
ing propen.iities and mighty line
lunging to the Nittany sole cf the
'rummage line
French Is Signal Caller
With Coop French's shoulder fin illy
in goof condition, Conch Heimann has
decided to let the sandy-haired gnu.-
teiback govern the ploys of the Penn
State plebes
ankle no longer keeps 'l'm
from his place in the line and will
see senice tomorrow and Andy Bur
g,m, the consistent tackle, will mach
his 185-pound physique against that
of Pincura, Johnny's brothel, who
weighs only 240 markers
Light practice sessions have maik
ed the yearlings' work this week The
second and thud team, went thrwigh
a light scrimmage Monday, wade I
Tuesday showed only a signal drill ,
Yesterday and Wednesday the pieces
ran through dummy scrimmage to
perfect their plays and get number
perfect on their signals
leckley ,Leads Aoki
The son of n former Penn State
football captain will eapt In the MAI
grid forces. Yeekley, son of Ed
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Yealcy, is to face Zonella In tine line,
'loving light grand
Fatabee, left guard for tine home
team. viii gne the lighting and ag
gressi,e Tommy Condon the toughest
battle of the year. .Standing gis feet
and one inch in his socks, the 100
pound glum! keeps m trim by caal
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Soccermen To Meet
Syracuse Tomorrow
(Continued from first nage)
object of smoothing Os er certain ir
iegulatities in then play. Utmost
attent.on has been paid by Coach
Jeffrey to the de,elopment of surer
kicking when in scoring distance of
the goal
Syracuse, overy.helnied here last
year 5-1, hardly piomises to be really
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tomorroWs game MI cad) the Chang
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Coin has been t anquioied by hotl
Princeton and Cot nen
IME!ME!!!
An out_staneltng defense man for
the Isratan\ hr otei. rs C tpt tin line
Chouv Olin outline, the right full
back postt.on Ceitain in lets pimp,.
of the sphere he those, n htg asset
in'tittical plrn
At the final defense posttian Is Sem
tt.th, v.ho tends the ;re tl snith a tool
revs and pm,. on tint n of no smell
encode azenient to the Nlttany titcn
and net little account to the °pita •ng
offense Rept., lidgetton and Sttr•n
lan tangtog float tight to le ft tie the
mid-line are et:scaldl cogs in Castle
Jcffiey's machine
tent Nth the Blue and
W into nggleantion to fill the pivot
po,:taon in the uflense line Jacob:ion
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