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HANN’S WATCH SHOP
Watch and Jewelry Repairing . Watch Attachments
Located in Hoy Drug Store East College Ave.
WELCOME, CLASS OF ’43
GEO. L. SMITH’S
POWDER PUFF BERBER
• and BEAUTY SHOPPE „
107 Allen Street Dial 2201 State College
DO-NUTS
RAISED
SUGARED
'plain
'Wateh Them fieuuj Made'
H. «, W. DO-NUT SHOP
117-s: PUGH ST
THE TOWN SHOP
"Exclusive outfitters for
The Well Dressed College Man"
127 S. ALLEN ST.
IT’S HERE!
Watch for the Opening of
EATLAND
. State Colleges Newest Restaurant
125 CAPACITY
Hotel Quality Food • Popular Prices
ICE CREAM will be given away FREE
• to our patrons on OPENING DAY!
• Meal Tickets: $5.50 for $5.00
EATLAND
\ ' ON ALLEN STREET *
FOLLOW THE CROWDS
:: . TO
McLANAHAN’S
• for
• brugs Prescriptions
Food Lending Library
Cameras Photo Finishing
Central Pennsylvania’s Most
Modern Drug Store.
COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
McLANAHAN’S
ON ALLEN STREET
THE
MUSIC
ROOM
Welcome Class
of 1943!
Get off to the
Right Start
Women’s Custo
ONCE AGAIN the women of Penn State unite to wel
come a new giouu of fieshmen. Heie you are, coeds of the
class of 1043, some thiee hundred of "oil —all with that wide
eyed exclamation maik stamped on your faces. Ah. it’s good
to see you '
It’s good to see your enthusiasm, youi, intei est, and your
ambition You’\e all come to conquer the campus;'in one
way oi anothei, and some oi you will succeed. ~ "
You will succeed, that is, if you go aboul it right. If
you set out to see things elearlv and to judge them’fairly.
If you name yourselves a goal and work for it without being
sidetracked l>> superficial things. 1
CHOCOLATE COATED
COCONUT COATED
FRESH POTATO CHIPS
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And you will meet a lot of things and people who will
do then best to sidetiack you. Social life is a necessary pai t
ot your college, but it is not the primary purpose. ~
Soionties are also a phase of college life, for those who
want 'them and can affoid them, but college is stilly college
without a soront.v And, while the collegiate slangiexpres
sions and manna isms that you can easily pick up may da7zle
the homexolks on your vacations, they only amuse the uppei
classmen - - ' -
You may have heaid tales about Penn State coeds You
may have heard stones of drinking, smoking, and house
parties And to some people, a Penn State coed means just
those things
n The question befoie you is Do you want people to think
of you and your college in,those terms 7
For, strange as it may seem, what people will think of
Penn State coeds from now on is up to you. You represent
a transfusion of new blood into the coed population. Just what
that transfusion will bring, whether new strength or merelv
decay, depends on you. It is m your power to bring with you
your ideals and make them part of the standards'of the
College Or you can mold yourself into just another Penn
State coed indistinguishable from twelve hundred others
But, no matter what you choose to do with your college
career, for the next year you aie freshmen, under our guid
ance, pi otection, and possible influence And so we rwelcome
you and wish you the best m Penn State
And any advice we could give vou would be only’ this
Don’t do as we did, but do as we wish we had done.
Women’s Recreation Is
Centered In The WRA
Beginning_with. Freshman Week and continuing until’
school ends m the sp'i mg; women’s sports events and compe-’
titions will be guided and directed by the Women’s Recrea
tion Association J he.se intramural sports offei opportuni
ties for all women to paiticipate. - ' ’
W R A. (as it is called) is
headed by an executive boaid, com
posed of Mary O’Connoi ’4O, pies
ident, Mary Ann Rhodes, ’4O, vice
president and social chauman,
Jane R Hoskins ’4l, secietaiy and
cabin managei, Marjoiy A Hai
wick ’4l, treasurei and intiamur
al chairman, L Eleanoi Benfei
’4l, chauman of club presidents,
and Helen A Woodcock, ’42, pub
licity chairman
The club piesidents board in
cludes L Eleanor Benfei ’4l,
chairman; Ruth J Shtasel 41,
dance, Betty M Stiayei ’4O, ten
nis, Janet L Fleming ’42, golf,
Margaiet M Diener ’42, riding,
Helen F Driver ’42, aichery; Lou
ise B Claik ’4l, swimming, L
Grace Nolt ’4O, i ifle, Catherine E
Bendei '4l, outing, Helen L Ma
rur ’42, fencing, and Jeanne M
Chew '4l, vanety
The Intramuial Board is head
ed by Miss Haiwick, chauman,
and Audicy Dice, assistant, and
is composed of representatives
from each house appointed by the
house with lecommendations by
the WRA executive board.
Class sports me under the -su
pei vision of the chairman, her as
sistant, and the four class mana
gers, one from the senior class,
The Only Music
RECORDS: Brunswick, Bluebird, Decca,
Columbia, Victor ’
RADIOS: Emerson, RCA Victor, Philco
On the way to State Stop at
AMITY HALL
WOMEN'S NEWS
WE WOMEN
‘ By HELEN L. CAMP
Women’s Editor
one from the junior class, and two
from the sophomoie class Fresh
man managers try out duung the
season and aie elected for the
coming season Because of the en
larged sports program, one set of
class managers will handle each
spoit
Sports tournaments • include
Fall—hockey, golf, archery, ten
nis, and swimming, Winter—class
basketball, intramuial basketball,
ping pong, badminton, swimming
'ind bowling, Spung—class base
ball, intiamuial baseball, aichery,
tennis, and golf
Each woman is permitted to
join two sports clubs in additiQn
to playing in tournaments l In
ter-sorority and dormitory and
class tournaments aie held in the
opting and full
Long Lost Watch Plowed Up
MILTON. TVIs (UP) John
Hume lost his watch one day while
plowing a field on his farm That,
however, was 23 years' ago and
since then Hume had sold the
form Joined, his sou, is working
foi the piesent owner, and while
plowing the «ame field turned up
his father's timepiece ,*
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
s—Green Ribbons
Frosh Girls Must Wear Namecards;
Regulations Begin Sept. 20,1:10 P.M.
Green ribbons—every bit of three-quarters of a yard
long and four inches wide—will be knotted m the hair ot
fi eshman women as customs regulations go into effect with
the beginning of the first semester at 1:10 o’clock Wednes
day afternoon, September 20.
Besides the jibbons fiesliman
women will lie required to wear
jegulntion namecaids, five inches
by three inches, with theii names
printed legibly in heavy black lPt
teis one inch high, and must be
worn until Thanksgiving vacation
Paialleling men’s legulations,
women will be prohibited to walk
on the campus glass, except on
Holmes Field
DEAN OF WOMEN
MISS CHARLOTTE E RAY
Clothes? Here
Is Advice On
Some ‘Musts’
By PAT BRAUN
All over the country you fresh*
men ore jamming into College
Shops, oveiworking Mamma’s
checkbook, getting dothes-drunk,
hi im full of bright liopeß for the
coming yeai
But what are you buying’ *
Clothe**’ Reams of them, picked
out for you by college represents*
lives from every part of the coun
try, from women’s schools, univer
sities, small colleges, and denomi
national schools
What do you need’
Yes, you need everything, or
think you need everything But
when Dad’s bunk account isn't
veiy big. and most of his money
has to be spent for vour fees and
hooks, - you*, have yto substitute
“What I can get by for” for “What
do I need ”
1 good coat —fur oi cloth trimmed
■with fm
1 reversible coat, oi a polo coat
and something foi lainy weatli*
1 evening wrap, preferably black
velvet (If you have a fur coat,
you ,cnn sling it ovei jour eve
ning gown and skip the wrap )
1 formal evening gown, and 1 se
mi-formal or dinner dress
2 plain silk or wool di esses for
dates , (
2 short pleated wool skirts
1 oi 2 wool tailoied jackets to har
monize with your skirts (Cor
duroy or velvet make good al
ternatives foi wool)
2 or 3 sweateis and the same num
ber of shirts to match or harmo
nize with your skirts ond jack
ets
Plenty of socks and a few pairs of
sheer silk hose (You’ll need
the ho°e foi chapel and week
end dates, foi campus you’ll
weai nocks, eltliei ankle or knee
length )
1 pali of crepe sole, saddle, or
wooden,shoes
1 pail of spectator oi other dress
pumps (If you get spectator
pumps, you can wear them with
a good dress or a sweatei and
skirt and he equally well
dressed')
1 classic hat (The new poik-pie
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Customs Regulations
I—Any1—Any student enteiing as a
Freshman in any of the four
year comses shall be consid
ered as a Freshman, and shall
he required to undeigo a year's
College customs
2—Fre**hman women shall weai
regulation name caids, five in
ches bj tinee inches with their
names piinted in one-inch
heavy black letteis, until
Thanksgiving
3—Name cards and hail ilhbons
need not he worn from spm
Saturday to 7 a in Monday
Customs need not be woin on
Friday night dates
4—At Penn State class piece
dence is a tradition Freshman
'Women shall hold the doors
open for upperclass women and
faculty when leaving oi entei
ing class rooms, the dining
loom, and at all gatherings
C—Excepting Holmes Field, all
Freshmen shall keep off the
grass until Move-Up Day
7—Football games must he at
tended by all Fieshman girls
Except (lining Houseparty, no
Freshman may have dates foi
football games
B—'Wjhen 'an oldei peison or up
perclass woman comes into the
room all Freshman girls must
rise
9—All Fieshman women who
break customs shall appear be
fore the ~ Judicial Committee
and be punished in accordance
with the seveiity of the offense
10—On Move-Up Dav a Fresh
man celebration will mark the
removal of Freshman legula*
tions
11—The responsibility of enforc
hig customs will rest with the
! Freshman .Council „ , 3
12—Girls with deficient scholar
*ship will be restiicted socially
at the discretion of the Educa
tion Committee of the Fresh
man Council
Customs aie enforced by Fresh
man Council' Exemptions are
granted by the Tudidal Committee
headed by Mary Ann Rhodes The
committee also hears cases and
metes out punishment
Girls Dorms’ Number
Is,Changed From 4961
To 5051 By Company
The telephone number for the
girls' dormitory group has been
changed from 4961 to 5051, R.
,Y. Slgworth, supervisor of utili
ties, announced yesterday
Parties dialing 4961 will still
reach the dormitories, Sigworth
explained, until "the public Is
acquainted with this change ”
"This change in call num
bers," he pointed out, "is
brought about by the peak de
mands which, we have on ihe
dormitory. The load is consid
erably heavier than the Belt
Company estimated so this
change Is being made to accom
modate these peak loads in their
dial switchboard"
Los Angeles City College has
a course to tram peace officers
ALL MUSIC SUPPLIES
r' f. stein MOTOR CO.
Sales OLDSMOBILE Service
, i
Gulf Gas and Oil
Reasonable Storage Rates
DIAL 3451 121 S. BURROWES I
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, We're Now At t '
131 WEST BEAVER AVENUE
MCKEE'S MARKET
“IF IT GROWS, WE HAVE IT"
WELCOME’43
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To the campus and -to this community which is served bj
modern sanitary laundry -
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PENN STATE LAUNDRY
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Student Table and Floor Lamps
. Other Electrical Appliances
Moderately Priced
W. H. MARSHALL
GLENNLAND BUILDING
O’BRYAN’S
SUPER SERVICE
South Atherton Street
• LUBRICATION
• AUTO ACCESSORIES
• REPAIRING
LUNCH ,'-i
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24*ounce milk shake |A*
Rich and Creamy s JLUC
. " rn.additiov to a complete fountain seivice, '
*we featuie icgnlai' weals at lowest puces
When you think of food, think of the —
DAIRY BAR
145 ALLEN STREET
WALTER NEILLY M4,_Prop.
Glennland Building
Thursday, September 7,1!
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