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WOYI
Editor-in-Chief
Agnes E Geary '29
Assistnnt Editor
Margaret M. Mercer '29
As.socinte Edltor
Bessle I Wolfson '29
Junior Assistants
Helen F. Faust 'BO
Martha J. Cohrecht '3O
Grace M. Woodrow '3O
WORKING TOGETHER
"In union there is strength "
--We have heard this so often and
applied it so much that it scared}
means anything to us Cu: let Ls
apply it in a new way
Somebody said the other day
that women at Penn State do not
work together. We are not saying
that is true, but we wonder if girls
always work as effectively as they
might. They want to have more
privileges, they want more oppor
tunities to show their ability, they,
want to be equal with the men.
But how do they try to gain these'
ends' Often they fail to apply
group strength A few try and,
are successful, later a few morel
try with the same result. Takel
for example women's fraternities
We heard from a reliable source'
that one national will not consider
Penn State as a suitable place for!
a chapter if clubs petitioning are 1
- dropped by other nationals. Would I
not more working together along'
this line help matters'
Do you want the standards of,
Penn State women raised' If one
group acts discreditably all the!
good behavior of other groups,
cannot atone for it Let's work to.:
,gether for the women of Penn
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MISS LOCKLIN TALKS AT
GIRLS' MASS GATHERING
Athletes Receive Numerals and
Letters, Freshman Gets
$5O Scholarship
At the girls' mass meeting on Mon
day owning, Miss Pauline A Locklin,
of the English department spoke on
"The Ait of Living Togethei." Miss
Locklin used as her tell a quotation
diem Seneca, "God made man into
men so that they might help each
other." She showed how this sen
tence could he applied practically to
the life_of.the gn Is hele_on,the cam
pus
The meeting was then tinned of or to
Miss Josephine Lees '3O, vice-president
of the Women's Athletic Association
who made the athletic awards earned
by the girls during the past yea,
Margaret Heiman '29, Antoinette L.
Falcone '2O, and Josephine Lees 'JO
received "S" sweaters.
The other awards .ere as - Mims
the numeials '2O to Fiances Speicher
and Gertrude Toewe, the full numerals
1020 to Martha Darlington; the num
erals '3O to Kathryn Michener, Helen
Cimochowski, Viiginia Greene, Betty
Kerslake, and Annette Kryder, tht
full numerals 1930 to Pauline Myeis,
Katherine Dmhoraw and Sue Metter,
the '3l numerals to Louise Hoffechtz,
Helen Buckwaltei, Romayne Chap
man, Mildred Lyle and Isabel Yackel
Cold basketballs NVOIC awarded for
vasty baskebtall to Katlierme Fas
eacht '29, GeiLiude Tome '29, Vit-
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gram Greene '3O, and Katheime Dur
boi ow '3O. Vaisity track pins were
presented to Jean Mercer 'OO, Kather
ine Din!maw '.lO and Josephine Lees
The varsity Hockey team for last
season was also announced at this
meeting. The train was made up of
the following girls Margaret Holman
'29, Katherine Fasnacht '29, Martha
Dailington '2O, Antoinette Falcone
'29, Evelyn Stum '2O, Pauline Myers
'3O, Katherine Barbi:flaw 'JO, Jospehme
Lees '3O, Kathryn Michener '3O, Ro
mayne Chapman '3l, Mildled Llye '3l,
Sara Lowenburg '9l, Louise Hoffeilit/
'3l and Agnes Cerny '29
An :maul of another sort was made
by Helen Boyle tot' the IV. S. G. A.
This woo the scholarship of 510 given
Ito Rose Bali '3l This award is made
Ito the girl aho makes the highest av
mage during, her freshman year.
Several announcements vele made
by the president One was that the
Shock Absorber box would be placed
m McAllister Hall this week. All
girls ',ere encouraged to make contri
butions to it. Glace Dietrich '3l told
the new girls of the nature of the Ile-
She dance uhich is to be held in the
Ai mot y on Friday evening. She
urged all the gals to help make this
dance a success
Mrs. Mack Speaks at
Tennessee Convention
ffirs. Pauline Booty Mack, assistant
professor of chemistry has just se
turned from Memphis, Tennessee
...lime she spoke last Thus slay after
noon before a convention of the Na
tonal Dyers and Cleaners Associa
tu,
bits Mack ,representing the Amet
icon Home Economies Association of
which she is national ehanman of the
Itethle section, had for het topic "Tex
tile Maintenance Education" She
pointed out the advisability of the Ely
; cis and cleaners co-opciating nrth
lona. economics teachers in obtaining
cotrect infolmation about dry clean
ing
At this convention Mrs. Mack was
made an honotasy member of the Na
tional Dyets and Cleaners Associa
tion.
Mrs. Reist 'Addresses
Woman's Organization
The Y. W. C A. program foe nest
Wednesday evening features Mts
Homy Remt of State College. Mrs
Reist will speak to the guts of her
espertenees in Summer Canning
Camps fin Finemn Women and Child
len. rrs. Rdist has done a gre ft
deal of wink in rural social se ice
A musical program was presented
at the meeting held in McAllister Mall
lobby Wednesday evening.
ANNUAL HE-SHE DANCE
FEATURES CAVENS' BAR
A tevermon to plc-war days Is ill be
am - intent in the tummy tonight when
the Cwens serve the evening's se
lieshments over an old-time Western
hal, which will be in keeping with
the genetal atmosphme and demo.-
tion, of the "He-She" Dance.
Under the direction of Romayne
Chapman '3l, half of the Covens,
dressed in bees-stained apices, will
pseudo eves the bar, which will have
all the accoutsements of the genuine
has. so often in evidence at the In
dian sesertations.
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Conflict Exam. Schedule
Conflict cards are ready for distribution at the office of the Registrar to
all students who reported conflicts. Students must present such cards to the
insti actor at the time of the conflict examination in order to he admitted
The written permission of the dean of the school in which the student is
enrolled is necessmy in order that a student may take the conflict examination
instead of the regular examination, when the conflict does not appear on his
schedule.
The conflict examination schedule is as follons
ABCh 25 W 103 Ag
ABCh 15-31 Hoot
Arlie 3—M 8 202 Hort
AgEc 6-3 I 8 202 Hort
Agro 28—M 200 Hort
All I-31 8 105 Hort
All 15—T 8 - .02 Hort
Bact 10-51 8 .51 Deny,
Bot 1-31 8 CA
Bot 27—W ° I. CA
Chem 20—T 10 10 CA
Chem 32-31 10 CA
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Com 5—W 20 LA I
Com 20-31 25 LA
Com 25-111 .5 LA
Com 30—T 10 19 LA
Corn 42—By Appointment
Coin 90,M
DII 10—By Appointment
DII 23—W 105 Hort
Di 2—Th 8 .06 EngA
EchE 4—Th 2 .11 EngD,
Econ 1-31 • 19 LA,
Econ I4—Th 8 19 LA
Boon 15—By Appointment__
Ed 23—W . 19 LA,
EE 8-31 .13 EngD
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EnglComp 4-31 10 1 LA
EnglLit I—W 2 1 LA
Engilit 2—M 1 LA.
Engll.4l . 21—M 8 8 LA I
Engllat 60—W . 1 LA
EnglLat 84—By Appointment
Ent 2—T 2 8 CA S ',
PlO I—By Appointment
Ft 11-01 8
Pr 13-31 2___.
Cool 31—T 2___
Coo 1-31 B____
Get 3—M
HE 201—M 2_.
Host 9=T 2___
Hist 18—T 2___
Hist 20—T .
Hist 23—T 2
Hist 40—T
Hort 2—By Appointment
Hyd 1-31 10 .01 EngA
Hycl 15—By Appointment
IE 308—By Appointment
Jouin 13—Th 8 .01 Track House
Journ 15—Th 8 .01 Thick House
LAlch I—By Appointment
LATch 19—By Appointment
Math 30—T ° Amp
Math 31—W 8 13 LA
Mils I—T 205 EngA
Mchs 2—T 8 .05 EngA
ME 5-111 8 .08 EngC
ME 101-51 119 MngA.
ME 101—M .04 EngC
ME 111—By Appointment
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Miss Louise A. Lambert's
Beauty Parlor
Leitzell Building
Phone 210.7
Gilson Siring Instruments
For Sale By
SMITTY, the Piano Tuner
Teacher of Banjo, Guitar
and Ukelele
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TEE FENI STATZ COLLEG/Ail
MEDes 105—By Appointment
PhCh 5—T 8 1° CA
PhCh 10—F ' 8 CA
Phil 20—M 8 9 5 LA
Phys 211—W 2 40 Phys
Phys 217—W 10 28 Phy,
PolSe I—T 10 4 McAll
PoiSo 13—M 8 9 LA
PolSc 17—By Appointment
I Psy 2—T 2 3 LA
Psy 12—Th 10 19 LA
Psy 14—Th 10 19 LA
PubSp 200—W 8 1 LA
tPubSp 452—8 y Appointment
RR I—By Appointment
Soc 2—M 2 19
Sp 11-31 2 LA
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Sp 13—M 8 0 LA
Sp 221—8 y Appointment
Sur 50—T 8 EngC,
Zool 25—W 8 8 CA
Zool 27—T 8 CA
Zool 21—By Appointment
its no the richt club, kiddie . 1 " ''
I f you ever play St. Andrews, the cradle of
Gowf, don't be surprised if your aged caddie
silently passes you the when you
asked for your . Don't argue with
fifty years of seeing the best of 'em conic and go.
And don't feel insulted if we tell you some
thing about your taste in cigarettes, because
we were making them before you were born.
CH r STERFI ELI)
MILD enough for anybody and yet..THEY SATISFY
College To Construct
New Men's Dormitory
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will also lie see shower rooms and an
equal flamber of In atones
The building will consist of a base
ment and thee floors, south service and
stoiage looms in the basement In
outward mine:nonce it will be the
sable as the ntheu unit of the quad
] angle, %Vali,' Nall
Other Construction
\Wok udl be started on the new
botany unit some time this•week, ae
coiding to nn announcement by the
contiactor Se,v,ee lines hale already
been laid, and the company hopes to
have the dinning done before the
oni mg lams set in
By the beginning of next month
the lost floor structure of the Grange
Doi notary for women Will lie ready
St, uctuial steel is also being set for
the hist flout, of the addition to the
Pond ',Am atoiy.
Brick stmt, on the Main engineer
ing building v., stai toil this week.
At the present tate of progi ess the
contractor hopes to lie able to place
the toot on the neat , titicture by catly
soling
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
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The Penn State Players
ti present
A George Kelly Broadway Success
"THE SHOW OFF"
A Comedy In Three Acts
ACTION! , ROMANCE! SPARKLING WIT!
THE AUDITORIUM
Saturday, January 26th
8:30 P. M.
50c and 75c 50c and 75c
Tickets on sale at Whitey Musser's
STATE COLLEGE BAKERY
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NEW SPRING SAMPLES
A CHOICE SELECTION OF FABRICS
Ranging from
$25.00
to $50.00
Smith's Tailor Shop
CLEANING
PRESSING
We know, for instance, that when you say, "I
like mild cigarettes"—you don't mean tc at all.
You really mean(d mn a be fash, now?) that you
like the full and free taste of good tobacco,
smooth enough to be classed as mild, but not
so mild that the flavor and richness get lost.
Isn't that so? Then, you'd "rather have a
Chesterfield," and the sooner the better.
EMES
REPAIRING