;J.!AGE FOUR
Umirn tad
talor-Senior Reception
Wednesday, April 3®
Gertrude L. Hellmers ’4l and
Jane H. Firestein ’42 were named
co-chairmen of the -Junior-Sen
ior faculty reception and Wed
nesday, April 30 set for the af
fair by WSGA Senate last night.
The reception, held annually
for junior and senior women to
meet the faculty, will be in the
.second floor lounge of Old Main.
Committees and program plans
will be announced later by the
'■o-chairmen. Miss Hellmers
automatically became senior
chairman by serving as junior
co-leader last year.
k% Agency For Making
i'tetter Mm And Women
"We have a divinely ordained
spot. to make better men and
•women, and Penn State is the
agency to do it,” stated Russell
50. Clark, College bursar, in his
talk “Our College, What Do You
-Know of It?” second in a series
of fireside sessions and coffee
hours held in the southeast
Jounge of Atherton at 6:30 p. m.
last night.
“No other school in Pennsyl
vania gets as good men and
women as Penn State. We get
the cream of the crop,” Mr. Clark
went on. “Outside of our fam
ilies Penn State means more to
us than anything else.”
- Mr.-Clark'praised the engin
eering, chemistry, mineral indus
tries, agricultural, liberal arts,
and graduate schools as standing
a t the top in national educational
rating.
Curie' ledurer Will Join
lota Sigma PS Tonight
Dr. Louise Kelley of Goucher
College will toe initiated as an
.•honorary member of lota Sigma
J'i, women’s national chemistry
.honorary, at the Nittany Lion Inn
at 5:30 p.m. today. Gloria E. Han
sel ’42 will also be initiated.
Dr. Kelley, second Marie Curie
.lecturer to speak at the College,
will talk on “A Chemist at
Large” in Room 119, New Phys
ics at 8 p.m. today. Dr. Kelley
■swill be entertained at dinner fol
lowing the initiation by lota By LOUISE M. FUOSS *43
Sigma Pi and Sigma Delta Ep- Delta Gamma’s and Chi O’s
si Jon, graduate women’s chemis- advanced to the semi-finals in
try honorary. the inter-sorority basketball
; ; ; ; tournament by • defeating the
Delta Sigma Phi will entertain Theta’s and AOPi’s respectively
Alpha Omicron Pi at dinner to- ]ast night g aUy Faber and
♦.iiorrow. Marge Harwick paced the DG’s
to a 42-17 victory, scoring 16
points apiece. AOPi’s trailed the
Chi O’s 15-20.
In. the independent women’s
basketball round-robin, Mac
Hall defaulted to Ath East and
Grange to Ath West, placing the
two Atherton teams neck-to
neck.
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TODAY » THURSDAY 1
We, The Women
Recreational Activities
Outstanding In 1940-41
Women's Recreation Associa
tion can look to its record of ach
ievements this year with deserv
ed approval, for not only have
projects been more numerous,
but they have also attracted
greater participation.
Co-Eecrealion Day, in which
150 men and women engaged in
combined athletics, the hockey
clinic conducted by the U.S. Field
Hockey Touring Team, and the
basketball conference were major
fall events.
The annual Christmas Party
for school children conducted by
XVRA’s sports clubs in conjunc
tion with local social agencies
probably brought the most satis
faction to coed committees.
A Second Camp Counsellor's
Conference, emphasizing arts and
crafts, games, and songs indicat
ed an increasing interest in
camping. The annual Sweet
heart’s Dance, army-navy hockey
tilt, swimming meets, and tele
graphic matches were other out
standing projects. ’
The Nativity Dance and par
ticipation of coed dancers in
•Player’s presentations and with
W. H. Auden, British poet, are
worthy of the commendations
■given them.
More fraternity and indepen
dent team participation and few
er defaults marked the intra
mural tournaments in hockey,
basketball, badminton, ping pong,
and bowling.
Club activities to stimulate
coeds have been broadened
through Saturday night Open
Houses, tournaments, and prac
tice sessions, all aiding whole
some recreation.
Variety Club expanded its pro
gram to the extent that separate
groups in bridge, bowling, and
badminton were organized. Elig
ibility rules for Honorary Bad
minton Club made for proficiency
in that sport,
With a full spring program
still 'to look forward to, we feel
WRA can term the 1940-41 pro
gram progressive and praise
worthy.
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Women In Sports
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* *
The All-College badminton
tournament, which will be play
ed under the double elimination
system, started yesterday with
12 of the 16 participants playing
their first match. Opponents and
the results of their matches are
Jo Werner 2, Eleanor Hershey 0;
Helen Mazur 2, Babs Clark 0;
Betty Succop 2, Marge Chambers
0; Sally Faber 2, Betty Schock 0;
Pauline Rue 2, Mildred Post 1;
and Jan Hartz 2, Betty Widger
1.
* *
Newly elected Rifle Club of
ficers are Martha E. Powers ’42,
president; Barbara Torrence '42,
vice-president: and Helen D.
McKee '44, secretary.
tPanhel Meeting; Off
Panhellenic Council meeting,
scheduled for tonight, will be
held in the WSGA Room, White
Hall, at 8 p.m. next Wednesday.
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