PAGE FOUR.
Itanhel To Revise
tifenslve Rudilig
With approval of 11 houses on
Die first semester portion of the
new Rushing Code, Panhelienic's
Rushing Committee last night
.1 eeeived official instruction to re
write the second semester code
omitting the objectionable be
-1 ween-sernester rushing.
Half-day rushing during in
tensive period from 1 to 9 p.m.
with the number of formal par
ties reduced to four was approved
ond budget increases of $5 for the
four parties and $lO for formal
dinners were sanctioned.
Judges for the Panheilenic
in ter-sorority sing scheduled for
Wednesday, April 30 as announ
ced by Marjorie A. Geer ’42 are
) Cummel Fishburn, associate pro
fessor of music education, George
W, Henni tiger, instructor in
music, and Mrs. John T. Taylor,
assistant professor of music.
Gamma Phi Beta announced a
Llitz Party in the Sandwich Shop
from 9 p.m. to 12 midnight Sat
urday, April 19 as part of a na
tion-wide British War Relief
campaign. Tickets will be 10
cents per dance.
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Heme Economics M
Margaret E. Middleton ’42
was elected president of the
Home Ec Club last night. Other
officers are H. Kathleen Frazier
'42, vice-president; Ruth Y,
Francis ’42, secretary; Helen W.
Hancher ’42, treasurer; Virginia
Ogden '42 and Dorothy 1. Rhoads
’42. senior representatives; Hel
en L. Randolph ’43 and Clara
E. House ’43, junior representa
tives; Margaret L. Campsey '44
and Patricia A. Middleton '44,
sophomore representatives; and
Arlene K. Smith ’42, advisory
council.
Women In Sports
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Chi Os won five more points
toward the Intramural Cup with
a 2-1 victory over Ath East in the
badminton finals Jast night to
give them 21 points against the
23 held by Thetas.
Outcome of double elimination
finals in basketball between DGs
and Chi Os this week will de
termine the cup winner. Competi
tion promises to be a thrill-pack
ed game since DGs handed Chi
Os their first set back last night,
30-23, in the second round of the
contest. Tied, 8-8, at the quarter
and, 14-14, at the half, DGs came
through with a flourish in the
final minutes.
Winner of the sorority basket
ball group will fight against the
Independent League winner for
championship.
Two Musical Groups Will *
Provide May Oaf Musk 1
Processional and recessional jig
marches for May Day ceremonies ■;
on front campus at 4:30 p.m. May
10 will be provided 'by the Phi
Mu Alpha orchestra with vocal
selections throughout the exer- %:.
cises by the Louise Homer Club, -k
Margaret R. Roberts ’42 and Pa- |
tricia Mac Kinney, co-chairmen, \
have announced. ; i
Simple folk and May Pole
dances with piano accompani
ment will be coached by Miss
Jessie Cameron, assistant pro
fessor of physical education.
Phi Kappa Tau entertained
Alpha Chi Omega at dinner last
night. Jay Ellenberger ’4l was
chairman.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Weaver ’4l Leads
Honor Coed List
Elinor L. Weaver was elected
Bow Girl to lead the list of
senior honor women chosen for
Class Day exercises June 9 at
a meeting of all second semes
ter senior women last flight.
- Marjory A. Harwich was
named Slipper Girl; Harriet
Singer, Fan Girl; L. Eleanor
Benfer, Class Donor: Jean C.
Craighead, Mirror Girl; and
Janet N. Holtzinger, Class Poet.
More than 150 women met
to reconsider voting for the six
honor women following a peti
tion circulated after last week’s
elections. A motion was made
to rescind former action and
was followed by a motion for
re-elections.
dominations were made for
each office and qualifications of
each nominee stated. Separate
elections were held for each
honor.
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