Thursday, September 7, 1939
Women’s Rushing
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Season Held During Second Semester
Houses Limited To $2O
Expenditures For Open
Rushing Period By Code
Pan-Hellenic Council To Open Season
With Party; Stiff Penalties Set Up
Women’s formal rushing season this yeai will be held
the first ten days of second semester the same as last year,
according to Pan-Hellenic council’s rushing code.
Relationships between sorority w omen and new students
during first semester will be confined to open rushing, which
means that affiliated women may enteitain freshmen and
transfers in their houses at designated times, but may not
spend any money on them or visit m their rooms. By this
ruling, the council hopes to foster friendly relations between
sorority women and new students
Formal limbing starts with sec--
ond semester and is the real rush
ing season It lasts for a little ovei
a week, from Wednesday noon of
second semester until the Sunday
of the following Meek
Joint Pprty Opens Rushing
In detail, open lushing starts
with a Panhellenic party foi all
soioiity women, freshmen, and
transfeis on the second Friday
eiening of the fieshmen three
week non dating period
Soioiity women will not weai
their sorority pins to this party,
and a skit will be piesented by
Panhellenic Council foi the enjoy
ment of new students
The next thing on the open
lushing list is a gioup of open
houses held by each soioiity din
ing the fourth week of each month
of school until Janumy 3
“Open house ” weans that sot
onty houses are open to all fresh
men and transfers din mg that
lime The only limitations ate that
no invitations will be issued by
s Ol onty members fot these pat tics,
and that a fieshman ot tiansfet
may stay in one house only SO
mtnutCH
Get-togethers Predominate
Duilng the weeks in which open
houses are not held, soiority wom
en and new students may get ac
quainted at the get-togethers
which aic held fiom 4 to 5.30 p.m
one day each week
“ Get-togethers ” aic informal af
fans al which only 10 freshmen
and trunsfeis may be present
Duilng the period of open lush
ing, Panhellenic Council rules that
“sorority women may not take to
oi be seen with fteslimen and
tiansfeis at the movies or at any
of the eating places, except dorm
itories, on oi off campus h
Soroiity women are also foi bid
den to get dates for new students
Formal Rushing Follows
With foimal rushing comes a
fiee contact period, during which
time soroiity women and new stu
dents may go to the movies to
gethei or eat togethei downtown
and on campus
W3lh the exception of week-ends
fiom 5 pm Saturday until noon
Monday, soiorities may entertain
WELCOME!
Class
OF ’43
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
freshmen and tiansfers at lushing
parties held In their houses
During the week-ends absolutely
no contact is allow'ed between so
rority women and new students
This peilod Is called a “silent pe
ilod ’’
Theie will be nnothei silent pe
riod from 9pm Thursday Febi u
ut\ 15 until, 5 pm Satui day. Feb- 1
lumy 17 piecedlng the foimal
parties
Formal Dinners Held
Gael) soioiity house has two foi
mal dinnei paities just befoie it
issues its foimal bids One paity
is held fiom 5 3b pm to 7 pm ,
the othei from 7 30 p m to 9 p m
Imitations will be deliveied foi
these paities, and rushees may at
tend tw’o of them, each in a diffei
ent house
Aftei the toimal,paities theie is
unothei silent peilod, lasting until
Sunday morning when mshees le
ceive tlieii bids from the office of
the Dean ot W|omen
Women in Sports |
By KNOBBY HEFFERAN
Each year Lady Luck seems to
smile moie favoiablv on fieshmen
women, and this year is no excep
tion The elaborate progiams and
paities planned to intioduce var
ious college organizations to the
’43 coeds make us upperclasswo
men \vi»*i we were just staiting
out, too And one of the highlights
in the Fieshmfm Week Progiam
for women will be the Women’s
Recieation Association Sports
Rally
On Monday, September 18, at 1
p m. the executive board of WRA
will meet with the fieshmen to
explain diffei ent paits of the or
ganization and how each part goes
to make up WRA as a whole
Immediately aftei these talks,
theie will be a Sports Rally in the
gym, .with demonstrations by each
sports club and explanations by
the club presidents of what then
organization offers A program of
folks dances will follow, and then
freshmen will be given an oppor
tunity to sign up for niembeiship
in any two clubs they choose
Women’s Clothes
Continued From Page 8
ones aie just the thing)
Seveial bandanas to keep your
bail dry in the lalu
1 pair of bright-colored wool mit
tens oi gloves
1 pair of angoia or kid gloves for
diess
1 pair of comfortable bedioom
sllppets
Plenty of undei things that don’t
need honing
There’s youi list, now go to it
And lemember, the more simply
you're diessed, the bettei chance
you have of making youi pet sor
ority or keeping youi date calen
dar filled weeks uhead of time’
WELCOME ’43 V
Boalsburg- Auto
Bus Line
Meeting trains at Lewistown,
Penna Railroad Main Line,
West Bound Trains 12.30 P.
M, and 6'24 P. M, Daily.
WSGA Retains Power
To Govern Women’s
Separate Activities
Although womer students aie now included in the All-
College student govei ranent, regulation and direction of ac
tivities pertaining solely to coeds is retained by the Women’s
Student Government Associati
Membership in this organ:
students upon mati iculation
WSGA ruling bodies include the
Senate, of Represents*
tives. Fieshman Council, and Ju
dicial Committee
The Senate consists of the presi
dent, vice president secretaiy and
tieasurci, town senatoi. and class
senators Othei membeis who hold
no voting poWei. are lhe thahman
of Judicial Committee, the wom
en s editoi of Collegian, und the
editoi of Co Edition
New legislation maj be initiated
through the House of Repiesenta
lives —which is made up of dorra
itoiy piesidents—subject to the ap
pi oval of the Senate The \ice
piesident of W;SGA acts as- Speak
ei of the House
Freshman Council is presided
over bj the sophomoie senatoi
and deals with fieshman pioblems
and legulations Its representatives
consist of women who aie elected
presidents of their respective ball
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Electionsjn Spring
WSGA. ofllceis and all class sen
ators except fieshmen, aio elected
in the spring One fieshman sen
atoi is elected by the incoming
class within one month of the be
ginning of the iiist semcstei The
second fieshman senatoi is named
by the Senate
Infringements on WSGA rules
aie dealt with by the Judicial Com
mittee in conjunction with the Sen
ate and b> the Dean of Women at
her discretion Regulations may be
found in the fieshman handbook
The committee consists of two
elected memheis fiom each class
WSGA officers are Jane A Ro
mig ’4U, president, Eliuoi L
Weaver '4l, vice president, Peggj
E Jones MO, seuetary, Betty M
Martin M 2, tieasuiet Class sena
tors Include Josephine A Keeney,
senioi, Veiu L Kemp and Janet
Holtzinger, juniois, Anne M Bor
ton, sophomore, Ruth K Kistler
*4l, town i
Other Senate members aie Mary
Ann Rhodes ’4O chaiiman of Ju
dicial Committee, Helen L Camp
MO, women’s editoi of Collegian,
and Bess J Ti eager ’4O, editoi of
Co Edition
COLONIAL
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States FincstClubJicsidencc
FREE PARKING SPACE
ization is automatic for womer
Pan-Hel Aids
Sororities
As A Group
Council Treats
Social Problems
Of All Houses
Composed of all sotoiitios on
campus, both local and national,
Panhellemc Council seeks to fur
thei friendly relationships among
the houses and to tieat problems
common to the sororities as a
unit
The council is comprised of two
lepresentatives elected from each
soronty The presidency and vice
presidency lotate among these
soronties, with the vice-president
automatically succeeding to the
presidency the following yeai.
Pioposed Panhellemc rulings
arc brought to the chapter meet
ings of each soronty for a vote
No ruling becomes effective until
it is approved by all sororities
Chambers Heads Pan-Hel
Piesident of the oiganization
for this year is Juanita M Cham
beis '4O, with Harnet Singer '4l,
vice-picsident, Georgia W Owen
'4O, secietary, Margueiitc R
Schaeffer '4O, treasurer, and Bess
M Tiaegei ’4O, reporter
“Phog" Allen, University of
Kansas basketball coach, has on
his freshman team two players
who are sons of men who played
cn the first college team he coach
ed.
WELCOME,
1943
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Welcome, Class of ’43
We hope you will enjoy our town and campus.
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WELCOME. CUSS OF 1943
Good Food is Essential to a
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WELCOME, CLASS OF ’43
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removal, hair dying, scalp treatment, and thoroui
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IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN "OUR
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309 W. BEAVER AVE.
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