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51 lake Hon«
In Chem-Physies
Fifty-seven students in the
School of Chemistry and Physics
attained an average of 2.5 or over
last semester, the freshman class
leading the honor roll with 32
names, the seniors taking 10
places, sophomores nine and jun
iors six.
The six students made
straight 3 averages are: Joseph
L. Boscov ’44, William W. Coon
er ’43, Leonard C. Feldstein '44.
Abe Hodes ’42, James E. Hus ted
43, Kehl Marklev 111 ’44. and
George W. Rusler ’43.
Others who attained over 2.5
are: "
Seniors —Gerald B. Bready,
Michael C. Chervenak. William
J. Dorworth Jr.. Robert B. Fil
bert Jr., Sheldon Goldstone. Wil
liam H. Hough Jr., Margaret O.
Krug, Albert L. Myerson, Frank
M. Singer, Oliver A. Schaeffer.
Juniors Robert G. Geier,
Gloria E. Hansel, John W. Healy.
Robert H. Kough, Salvadore P.
Lio.
Sophomores—Earl R. Booser.
James E. Deitzlcr, Edward J.
Martin, Donald L. Russel, Wil
liam R. Seuren. Donald J. War
drop.
Freshmen Wallace E. Alm
quist, Ira H. Bell, Robert F.
Bohm, Leonard Casser, Michael
Chruney, Gilbert H. Dawson,
Arnold Feldman, Fred Fischl.
Leonard F. Frutcher, Harry C.
Funston, Daniel C. Gillespie.
Newman H. Giragosia, James L.
Kline, Robert B. Long .Harold P.
Marsh. Robert L. Merker, Rich
ard A. Mock, .George C. Mosch,
Marvin F. Nathan, Mark R. T.
Pettit, Ruth L. Popp. Thomas M.
Reed 111, Norman Rosenberg;
Richard C. Ruder, Ross S. Rum
baugh, William G. Stroud Jr..
Richard W. . Treharne, William
H. Voris. Robert D. Williams Jr.
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153 S. ALLEN ST.
BWOCs To Hoar
At Annual Matrix
Invitations Issued To
175 Activities Women
BWOC’s attending the annual
Matrix Banquet sponsored by
Theta Sigma Phi, women’s pro
fessional journalism honorary,
will hear Miss S. M. R. O’Hara,
one of the most prominent wom
en in Pennsylvania, speak.
One hundred and seventy-five
outstanding activities women and
organization heads have been in
vited to the dinner which will be
in the Nittany Lion Inn at 6:30
p. m. Monday.
Miss O'Hara was appointed
Secretary of the Commonwealth
oT Pennsylvania in January.
1939, is secretary of the Nation
al Association of Secretaries of
State, a member of the Board of
Pardons, and chairman of the
State Employees' Retirement
Board.
She was appointed Deputy At
torney General by Governor
Fisher in 1927 and served during
the administrations of Governor
Fisher and Pinchot under Attor
neys General Baldridge. Wood
and Schnader, and was appoint
ed a member of Willkie’s Advis
ory Campaign Committee.
Miss O’Hara is a member of
the bars of Luzerne and Dauphin
Counties, and the Supreme and
Superior Courts of Pennsylvania,
the United States Court for the
middle district of Pennsylvania
and the third Circuit Court of
the United' States.
She is a member of the Board
of Finance and Revenue, was ap
pointed a member of the Penn
sylvania Commission of Inter
state Cooperation, and vice-pres
ident of the Pennsylvania Coun
cil of Republican Women, 1929-
34.
As honorary member of Phi
Delta Delta, Miss O’Hara is di
rector of the United Charities
and Wyoming Valley’s Children’s
Service Center.
’4l Coed Rule Set
All senior coeds may remain
in fraternity houses until 11 p.m.
Sundays rather than 10 p.m., as
has been the rule, for the rest
of the semester it was announced
yesterday by the Executive Com
mittee of Interfraternity Council.
Many elections have been won
by one vote—use yours.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
S.M.R. O’Hara
Table Monday
Prominent Speaker
Miss S. M. R. O’Hara, Secret
tarv of the Commonwealth, who
will speak to outstanding cam
pus women at the Matrix Ban
quet at the Nittany Lion ..Inn at
6:30 p. m. Monday.
Women
In Sports
Twenty bowling champs of the
Over-140 club will knock down
the pins in the White Hall alleys
at 7 o’clock "tonight in defense of
their present records.
Mac Hall and Ath West battled
to an 18-18 tie on the White Hall
hardwood Monday night as Mil
dred Cookerly sank- 6 shots for
the freshman lassies. Marce
Stringer and Martha Duffie led
the scoring at the other end with
6 points apiece.
Prospective officials for the
swimming meet oh Sports’ Day.
April 26, must sign up at White
Hall pool before Saturday and
try out at the intramural swim
ming meet next week.
Weekend Hours Set
WSGA Senate has announced
3 o’clock permissions for Friday
night and 1 o’clocks Saturday for
all women students. All coeds
are to observe regular Sunday
permissions: 11 p. m. for second
semester seniors, 10 p. m. for
other upperclassmen and 9 p. m.
for freshmen.
Kappa Kappa Gamma pledges
gave a suoDer Sunday for actives.
The WSGA-WRA goal—a vote
CLASSIFIED SECT!OK
FOE SENT—Large room with
sleeping porch. Two or three
boys. Light cooking facilities.
124 So. Burrowes. Telephone
2635.
LOST. STRAYED. 'STOLEN—
Black Persian cat from Veter
inary Hospital. Ag Hill. Senti
mental value. Return to hospi
tal. No questions asked.
WILL PERSON who took me
chanics book from cloakroom
outside Sandwich Shop Monday
morning return to Student Union.
No questions. ltpd2-26-41L
DIM* Wanted and
KIIACA offered
To Phila. L—Fri. at 4:00. C
3908, 9:30 p.m. George Kessler.
' RADIO THIS WEEK
Fred Waring. Mon.-Fri.
7:00 P. M.—NBC
Glenn Miller, Tues- Wed.
Thurs.—lo:oo P.M.—CBS
Professor Quiz. Tues.
9:30 P.M.—CBS
Five Sororities Reject '
Corsage Vs. Ribbon Plan
For British War Relief
Rejecting Panhellenie Coun
cil’s proposal that sorority viom
en wear British “War Relief rib
bons instead or corsages to their
formal d&nces this year, -houses
voted 5-3, this week, v.
Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omi
cron Pi, ■ and Delta Gamma fav
ored the plan but were defeated
by Chi Omega, Gamma Phi. Beta,
•Kappa Alpha Theta, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, and Zeta Tau Al
pha who voted down the sug
gestion. Alpha Epsilon Phi and
Phi Mu are undecided as yet.
Chief objections to the plan
were that most students had al
ready contributed, the responsi
bility would rest- upon the .wom
en’s dates and they hesitated to
explain the plan to them, and
that the plan was aimed at only
one group.
Since the vote is large enough
to defeat the Panhellenie motion,
final decision will probably be
left to individual houses.
650 Women Attend
Novel Mass Meeting
Perhaps the most novel mass
meeting in WSGA history was
held in Schwab Auditorium last
night. Why novel? Because for'
the first time within the recol
lection of present coeds no nom
inations for May Queen were
made from the floor.
Also, about 650 women stu
dents attended to have their
names checked, off the alphabet
ical lists by four coeds -who diz
zily searched the “G’s” for Jones
and attempted to hold off the mob
which was anxious to avoid
meeting Judicial Committee at a_
later date.
But, the 196 seniors, 196 jun
iors, 182 sophomores, and 83
freshmen who failed to be check
ed off the first roll ever to be
taken at the first really “com
pulsory mass meeting” will leam
their penalties soon—probably
several black marks or removal
of a one o’clock permission. .
Adding to the novelty are the
facts that so few WSGA nomin
ations were made from the floor
and no additional candidates
named for W r RA poSts.
Thetas To Dine At-ATO
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
will be entertained by,. Alpha
Tau Omega fraternity at dinner
-tonight.
3t 2-26-41 L
3t chg 26D
oYed '
■WEDNESDAY L KEBRyAR*i26gi94I.
Six Names Adde
ToVKGAßaflffil
Six additional names, wdre?si
added to the WSGA ballot iivhehj-S
nominations weVe made
floor of the
ing last.night: |
■ I.
nominated .fSIyiWSEiA viewjmw33§*g
dent-and Alberta M.'Spudis,:’& ; rfi;
for sophomore
All women; wh‘oj3cl not atteifd;|:
the compulsory women’s mass: 7;
meeting in Schwab Auditorium';;
last night because,of7classe§ ai;e'
requested tp ,~present: exetigs.’ TO wS
WSGA Judicial/eommrffieS ttte r ,;; ;
WSGA Room* : ~ be- : .
tween 4 andtii ptm., todayj-“£
New nominations' :Jor.:rE£es3i'r.'£
man.Attendahr'to the May; Queen A;
include Helen-A.' Frost Mary E; A?
Galt, and'.Arir •>
geline Tristanh “ ■ - : #.vV
Primary elections for WSGA.’”'
and WRA offices will be held ta-*
the first floor lounge of Old Mata.:':.;
from 9 a.m. until' 5 p:m. tompr- 7
row. • l
\ WSGA Vice-President ;? ;
s Miss Shaferi..Cwen treasure}:,': :;;
Rifle Club' secretary,': choir, ill- - "
tramurals. ' ....... : r.;j;
Miss Spudis: Freshman Cotpi* ,f.
cil, WRA 'clubs.rHome -Economics '
ciub. ' '; ; : ••
SPE To Entertain
Alpha Chi Omegas will have
dinner tonight at the Sigma Phi V
Epsilon house. . „ -r—r-V,-, ;i:
were si m ars wiu at j&i
On The Same ■f > £cigram---
The CATHAUM THEATRE
Presents Its Annual
An Exciting Round-up of •
Sports-Reels: -
"ICE CAPERS"
"SNOW EAGLES"
"ICE COTTERS"
"SNOW FUN"
Hockey, Skating and Skiing ;','
. ibcY
Activities'of'new.nominees are
Sophomore-' Senator
"SCREEN WINTER
CARNIVAL”
TODAY and -
THURSDAY
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