Tuesday, September 13, 1938 Freshmen To Ob Tribunal Prothises Rigid `') Enforcement; To- Meet _. ` Tonight For- Exemption SceouletorTl,"C,aelang Down," page 2 Kings fel a week, approx.= meekly from then haughty thrones the pen's Student Tribunal an. move into control. W . Sounding the , geneial warn' ,-h,gassie : l), 1,-lir„.l-•••- -- „qv 0 4, i I tolk _-o. i ssio _ .... Hecla Park 7 Miles E of Bellefonte WED. SEPT. 14th VIAL - HALLETT I=l Dancing 9,t0 1. Adm. 75c 'For Perfect Refrigeration Without Interruptions Try The New' Coolerator- Our - frozen food loCkers ' l r Crystal clear sparkling ice, Hillside4ce — & 'Coat Co. 13'3.4.aiterson St ' --, Phone 842 DRESSES FOR I, Day and Evening o JACKETS - SKIRTS SWEATERS - BLOUSES - - GLOVES 4 - HOSIERY - LINGERIE - VASSARETTES FLANNEL AND SILK HOUSECOATS RAINCOATS - HANDBAGS - PATERSON'S DRESS SHOP .g 136 E.COLLEGE AVE. CATHAUM THEATRE ' BpRDIK • • 'FOUNTAIN ,PEN S $l.OO and Up -Agents for Penenif the better known,manufacturerp:, _ , - ^ret • , , `' For- - - ately 1,500 freshmen will descend - at 1.10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon d the women's Judiciary. Committee g to freshmen last night was statement s released by Student Tri bunal, indicating that customs would be enforced as rigidly as they were last year Said the statement. "Last year, customs were rigidly enforced, and this yeses Trthunal hopes to 'con tinue that good 'work Freshmen are warned beforehand that all customs will be my rigidly en fot ced " Meanwhile, the first meeting of the Tribunal will be held tonight at 7.30 o'clock in Room 305, Old Main, when ft eshmen desiring to gain exemptions will be permitted to present their case Members of the Tribunal Betnaid A Buggs, Herbert B Ca han, Joseph F Cohan, 'Victor E Gentilman and George W. Yeck ley, all semis , Among other things, ffeshmen - must went blue-and- white• dink and black foul-in-hand ties, carry matches and a copy of the Student Handbook and shy away from the campus glass. Women will don long green lib bons and large name ands New TEXT BOOKS - Used For All College Courses GET OUR• PRICES BEFORE BUYING ,• YOUR TEXTS .... / ' STATIONERY, DRAWING SETS COLLEGE SEAL • -'.- , , - , , • . PENCILS :ERASERS • Guaranteed sets for all AND PLAIN . - , , ' INKS - drawing courses —get our Quality ,Stationery at !con, price before buying your I , ' 2 Prices - - PENNANTS set. , - , , All ::,... , -, ,1: ,01 ege =,...,„ : erve Customs Tomorrow How Fraternities Ranked In Scholastic Ability The standing of the venous ft.: ternities in scholaiship for the sec end semester follows: MEN 1., Associated Commons Club, 1 86 2 Alpha Zeta , 184 3 Beaver House 172 4. Phi,Kappa Tau 1 13 5 Delta Theta Sigma 162 6 Sigma Tau Phi 1 60 7 Triangle s 1 57 8. Acacia 1 56 9. Alpha Gamma Rho 1 55 10 Tau Kappa •Epstlon 1 51 11 Alpha Chi Rho 12 Delta Tau' Delta_ 13 Phi Delta Theta_ 1 43 19 Phi Gamma Delta_ 14 Phi Sigma Delta__ MEML=MI 17 Alpha Chi Sigma 141 18 Sigma Phi Alpha 133 19 Pi Kappa Phi 13S 19 Sigma Chi 138 21 Delta Sigma Phi_ 21 Sigma Pi 24 Alpha Kappa Pi _ 10 Named To Cadet Corps of R. O. T. C. Ten appointments, including a colonel and tv.o lieutenant col onels, have been made to the cadet corps of the It 0T C her", the De partment of Military Science and Tactics announced yesterday The appointMents Robert L doe' der, cadet col onel, William A Van Sann, lieu tenant colonel, infantry regiment, George F Barton, lieutenant col onel, engineei regiment, William S Ci umlish, major, brigade adjut ant, William P Rhoda, .Charles A. Prosser and Magnus H Coin, majors, infantry regiment, and Volney L McKelvey. Giant H Carpenter and Robert C Blasin game, Majors, engineer regiment All are seniois 1111:111111DS ARE SI PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ALL-COLLEGE All C011ege,1.43 All College en ' 130 All College Women 1 58 All Fraternity 1.38 All Fratei mty Men 133 411 Fratetruty Women ____l 61 Non Ftatetnity ______ 146 Non nate' ray Men 144 Non Fi aternity Women____l 56 All Ftatet Men—Actives _1 35 All Fiatei Men—Pledges 20 24 Bet.i Sigma Rho ,134 24 Sigma Phi Epsilon 131 27 Phi Mu Delta 131 28 Tau Phi Delta 129 29 Sigma Nu 124 29 Tau Sigma Phi 1 28 ‘,ll Phi Epsilon Pi 1 26 32 Chi Phi 1 25 23 Kappa Sigma 1 22 33 Phi Kappa Psi ' 1 22 35 Beta Theta Pi 1 21 35 Lambda Chi Alpha 1 21 37 Alpha Phi Delta 1 20 37 Omega Psi Phi 1 20 65 Cited. By Chem School Students Who Attained 2.5 Average Last Semester Named By Whitmore Sixty five students in the School of Chemistry and Physics have been listed on the school's honor 101 l for attaining a scholastic aver age of 2 5 or better during the sec ond demestei of 1937-38, accoiding to Dean Flank C Whitmore Fifteen menthe's of lust year's giaduatmg class whd attained the honor toll ai e Allied A Albeit, 3; Donald B Broughton, 3, Harry D. Zook, 8, Richaid E Lace, 2 8; Dav id S Weddell, 28; Neal D Lawson, 27, Bi 'ice R Tegge, 2 7, Duane I Green, 2 6, Robert W. Keefe', 2 6; James L Kelch, 26, Flank H Rit tenhouse, 2 6, Irving Coblertz, 2 5; Cloyd C Dmgei, 2 5; Dale W Noll, 25, and Peggy It Peal, 2 5 The eight iunicna listed are Dav id J Bohm, 3, June R Pfistei, 2 8; Joseph - P. Kress, 27, George Schultzbeigei, 27, James J Flit; 26, Robei t H Basel., 26, James L Keller, 25, and Robert W Schiesslei, 2 5 , Freshmen Place Most Last year's sophcimores on the honoi toll are Fredei iek B Au gustine, 3, George E Inskeep, 3, George H Pyle, 3, Robert S Vet is, 2 9, Donald S Henderson, 28, Leo Somnel, 28, Magna) d H Dawson, 27, Beth' t Dot oshow, 27, Isi dot Greenberg, 2 7; William J. Fly, 2 6, John R Gt aham, Jr , 26, Lois T. Myets, 26, Wtlltam G Ren shaw, Jr , 26, Robert W Gicen, 25, Charles J Pains, 25, and James W Sheffer, 2 5 The class of 1941 placed the most students on the list, 26 scent ing the required average They are Gerald B Bteady, 3, Sheldon Gold stone, 28, Robert C. Gloss, 28, Albeit L Myer son, 28; Oliver A Schaeffer, 28, Murray W Rosen thal,' 27, Robert C Clark, 26, Geroge P Cressinan, 26, William ! J Dotwoith, 26, Robert B Filbei t, Jr, 2 6, Flank A Gleason, 26, Samuel Schwartz, 26, Joseph C Sctoulh, 26, Michael C Cher venak, 25; Charles K Etner, 25, Hairy B. Geiger, Jr , 2 5; Russell N Kawa, 25; Millet d A Kozake- WICZ, 2 5; Chat les A Laubach, 2.5, Dwight R Merkel., 2 5, Charles G Dyck betget, 25, Sidney W Penn, 25, Jot dan P Snyder, 25, and Robert A Spetz, 25. '42 Coeds To Meet New Home Ec Head Miss Lama W Diununond, new head of the Home Economics De• paitinent, will be inttoduced to the freshmen women at 4 o'Lloci, today at a tea to be held on the Lyn adjoining the Home Econom ics Building Supplies Trade KEELER'S 37 Theta Kappa Phi 126 90 Phi Kappa 118 41 Phi Sigma Kappa 116 41 Theta Chi 116 43 Delta Upsilon 115 49 Delta Chi 111 44 Sigma Phi Sigma 111 16 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 113 47 Theta Xi 1.12 48 Phi Kappa Sigma . IOS 49 Alpha Sigma Phi 1 07 b 0 Kappa Delta Rho 106 51 Alpha Tau Omega 98 52 Theta Nu Epsilon Oil WOMEN 1 Gamma Phi Beta 185 2 Kappa Alpha Theta 18 1 3 Alpha ()melon Pi 1 64 4 Alpha Epsilon Phi 1 61 4 Chi Omega 1 61 4 Phi Mu 161 7 Delta Gamma 1 60 8 Kappa Kappa Gamma____l 54 9 Alpha Chi Amega 1 52 10 Theta Phi Alpha 1.11 Rushing Highlights ' Cited By IF Head (Continued From Page One) they must tun in pi efeience Zatds on Saturday, between 7 p in and 10 p m , in order to be pledged Failure to do so sus pends pledging for 30 days O—A silent period «dl be observed from 7 e m Sunday Theme will be a thorough check-up on the observance of the code throughout the remamdei of the rushinp 2ason 7 —Signeu bids must be returned to Student Union by 11 p m Sunday S —Flom today on, ft ate! nity men may accompany fieshmen to ART MATERIALS 'A complete selection for the.inaster or the beginner in all mediums. ESIII then houses and contact them in eating establishments "Since this year maths a Win ing point in men's 'tithing at Penn State, natuiallv numerous flaws and loop-holes gill be Sound in the ievised code," Coskei com mented Changes Needed "This will mean mole change , in next year's code," the I F Council head pointed out "So fat I have noticed that the infotmal contact peliods have been taken ..dvantage of by ceitain fiateim ties eho have monopolized lash ing opet ations to an extent that is Lilian to the other houses. "The informal and open house peliods just passed through have been reasonably successful," Cos kety also said Flom now on the code will be simile' to last yew'. code " I 'cal= that theie ale Let tam loop holes in the present code but the only thing that I can do fioni now until the close of lush mg season is to see that the code operates as smoothly and as 'duly fm all as possible" When You Think of Th Evening Snack... 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