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40)0 Hiigln School Sportswomen
fa Afcfteirnd Play Day May 17
Lakamdes To Sponsor
'First Large /Affair,
A.pproximately 400 wome n
4i on) 300 Central Pennsylvania
Jjagh schools are expected to par
ticipate in non-competitive sports
-on Play Day, May 17, in the first,
Inge affair of its kind to toe held.
J*vre.
Sponsored by Lakonides, wom -
en's physical education honorary,
tlx; program will include volley
•4mJ), softball, badminton, and
swimming events, a campus tour,
and luncheon in. the Sandwich
Shop.
Three years ago a similar
event was held on a smaller scale
under the old Women’s Athletic
Association. The larger and more
varied Play. Day will continue
annually, according to this year’s
sponsors,
‘Die following committees are
working on. the event.
Program—Katherine A; Lor
cr.ch '42, chairman, Beatrice J,
Jjaumnnk ’42, Dorothy C. Ellis
M 3, Bernice M, Maurer ’42, M. A.
-Elizabeth Succop ’4l, and. Betty
)■. Zeigler ’42.
Campus tour—Ann M. Borton
M 2, chairman, Pauline Crossman
M 3, Sarah H, Faber ’4l, Betty E.
Widger '42, and Lila A, Whoolery
M 3,
Registration-—Mary V, Devling
Mi, chairman, Jane E. Burke ’43,
SM.uriel E. Engelke ’4l, Lenore M.
Jl emz ’4lj Vera M. Neal ’4l, and.
Ullizabeth A. Rank ’42.
Anne V. Nasoni ’4l has been
•named fire-chief of Grange
llormitory to succeed Else Ga-
Xn jelsen ’42 who left College,
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Philoles Initiates 11
1® Climax fourth Yeair
With the initiation of 11 wom
en last night, Philotes, organiza
tion of non-fraternity women,
moves into its fourth year of ac
tive work.
CLaire Bernstein ’42, Sara R.
Lipser ’42, Evelyn F. Polansky
’42, Kathryn J. Sproat ’42, Shir
ley M. Tietz ’42, Mary P. Wise
'42, Dorothy Barton ’43, Pearl
Levy ’43, Jane E. Neal ’43, Julia
Shellchock ’43, and Helen S.
Zable ’43 were initiated.
Guests at initiation were ad
visors Miss Charlotte E. Ray,
dean of women; Miss Matilda A.
Bentley, assistant to the dean of
women; Mrs. Carroll D. Champ
lin, Miss Marie Haidt, associate
professor of physical education,
and Mrs. Henry L, Yeagley.
ted Soil Champ
Sends’Sorry Bd'
The Duke of Windsor has met
not one of our coeds yet, but he
missed by the narrowest of marg
ins when Johnnie Fleming ’42,
women’s golf champ who is se
mestering in Florida, unknow
ingly refused an invitation to
Nassau in the Bahamas. She.
didn’t know he was to be her host
and stayed in Lakeworth, Fla.
while the rest of the group of
women golfers went along.
Johnnie's . golf has shown re -
markable improvement since she
left college in February to visit
relatives for the winter, with a
majority of her. scores in the low
80‘s. She placed in the first flight
—best 16—in the Florida East
Coast Championship at St. Aug
ustine, Fla. In competition with
some of the -best women golfers
in the country, she won her first
matcli but met defeat in the sec
ond series.against the medalist or
lowest scorer in the flight.
In another tournament at Lake
Worth, she reached the semi
finals after winning the first two
games.
Much of her competitive work
is done now in conjunction with
a pro who has been coaching her.
Each pro teams up with a young
feminine golfer and together they
play matches against other such
combinations.
At the end of the Florida sea
son, Johnnie intends to continue
her golfing in North Carolina,
probably at Pinehurst, and to
return to her home in State Col
lege for the summer.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
12 Sorority foams
Begin Bridge Journey
On Thursday Nigh)
Twelve sorority bridge teams
will meet in White Hall’s game
room at 7:30 o’clock Thursday
night in the first eliminations of
the Panhel-IFC tournament. Rep
resenting eight houses, -the four
man combinations will play until
five winners are picked.
The five semi-finalists will then
meet five fraternity teams next
week, but will not compete with
them. A sorority and a fraternity
champion will then be selected to
vie with each other for All-Col
lege honors.
Houses with two teams are
Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Omi
cron Pi, -Delta Gamma, and
Kappa Alpha Theta. Other en
tries are Alpha Epsilon Phi, Chi
Omega, Gamma Phi Beta, and
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Coeds /Active in debates
Lois J. Hunter ’42 and Sara R.
Lipser ’42 will debate two col
leges this week on the policy,
“Resolved, that the nations of the
Western Hemisphere should enter
into a permanent union.” - They
will uphold the negative side of
the resolution at Indiana Univer
sity today,. and against American
University' here on Thursday.
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Seniors To Elect
'4l Honor Women
Senior women will have a class
meeting in the northwest lounge
of Atherton Hall at 7 o’clock to
morrow night to choose the six
senior honor women for Class
Day exercises June 9.
Bow Girl, recipient of the high
est honor conferred on a graduat
ing woman by her. classmates, is
the first of the six women chosen
for their outstanding contribu
tions to the College. Other honor
titles are Slipper Girl, Fan Girl,
Class Donor, Mirror Girl, and
Class Poet.
Class Donor will present the
other honor women at the Class
Day program; Mirror Girl will
give the graduating women’s
prophecy and present the sym
bolic mirror to Jean Babcock ’42,
WSGA president; and the
Poet will read the class poem.
This is the sixth year that
honor women have been chosen
by vote of senior women to cor
respond with Spoon Man, Pipe
Orator, Cane Man, Barrel Man,
and Class Donor, chosen by the
graduating men. • •
A nutrition exhibit to show the
sources of iron in food will be
held in Room 209 Home Econom
ics from 8 a.m. to noon today.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1941
Women In Sports
Ath East snatched the cham
pionship of the Independent
League in yesterdayls intramura’
basketball as Town' Team de
faulted. Ath Hall also defaulted
to Mac Hall. Delta Gramma will
compete with AOPi in this
week’s sorority games, and the
winner will take on Chi Omega.
Sorority champ of this game "vvill
match Ath East in the finals on.
April 1.
* * *
All persons interested in All-
College bowling and table tennis,
to begin after Easter, should sign,
in the WRA office before 5 p. im
Friday.
Kahn Speaks To Forum
Rabbi Benjamin Kahn, head of
the Penn State Hillel Foundation
will speak on “Hebrew and
Chris t i a n Religions” at the
Freshman Forum in the Hugh
Beaver Room at 7 o’clock tonight.
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
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