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Featuring PAUL WHITEMAN • ' • Frank Howard .
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• (EVERYTI-EING NEW BUT THE RHAPSODY IN BLUE)
Chairmen Named
For '41 2 42 MIT
Committee chairmen and mem- pus fraternity men and sorority
bers of the receiving line for the women have been made conscious
annual Junior-Senior faculty re-
of IFC—Panhellenic cooperation.
Immediate cause seems to be the
ception Tuesday, April 29. have bridge tournament.
been announced by Gertrude L. Talk for more joint fraternity-
Helimeys '4l and Jane H. Firestein sorority functions recalls many
42. co-chairmen. affairs held during every year
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Appointments are decorations— • which don't go into print.
Judith L. Cutshall '4l; entertain-
Fraternities already on the cam
ment—Grace M. Hendershot '4l; pus greatly aided sororities to
publicity—Alice M. Murray '42; establish here by offering their
houses for founding, pledge, and
ilnance---Betty RoSe Broderick '44,
IArSGA treasurer; ushers—Helen initiation ceremonies.
B. Cramer '4l and Beatrice J. Winn Since September, fraternities
42 invitations—Marge King '42; have extended 27 invitations for
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refreshments Medora Wolbert sororities to dine with them and
42; and properties Lenore M.
in many cases sororities have re-
Heinz '4l. '
ciprocated.
Members of the receiving lute There is great room for more
include President and Mrs. Ralph cooperation among men's and
D. Hetzel, Dean Charlotte E. Ray, women's Greek groups. One fra
ter
Jean Babock '42, WSGA president,
a nity and sorority annually hold
Betty L. Zeigler '42, WRA presid- . reception for the faculty, and
these affairs are notable successes.
eat, and Miss Helimers, senior co-
If more houses could unite to spon
chairman.
sor like affairs, how much farther
could student-faculty relations go?
Kappa Alpha Theta will enter- The likely groups to initiate stu
tain Phi Kappa Sigma at a coffee dent-faculty receptions and teas
hour at 7 p.m. Sunday, are the fraternity—sorority groups
since all facilities necessary to en
tertain are at their disposal.
Possibly the groups can cooper
ate with Christmas charities, more
bridge tournaments, and in other
activities.
Cooperation thus far has been
lauded by both fraternities and
sororities. A good thing shouldn't
stop now.
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THE DAILY .COT.I.RGIAN
We, The Women
For More Panhei,
IFC Cooperation
Lately, for the first 'time, cam-
Women In Sports
In the first telegraphic bowling
match reported among eastern
sports circles, Penn State coeds
defea t e d Williamsport .High
School, 1444 to 1314, in three
game competition.
With "Play Ball!" welcomed on
Holmes Field, four teams opened
WRA's spring intramural pro
gram. Freshman majors beat
freshman college, 23-20, and soph
omore, majors won from sopho
more college, 40-4.
Heavy-hitters for the '44 phys.
edders were Mildred Cookerly and
Fran Angle, who each scored 4
runs, and college sluggers in
cluded Helen Keefauver who
brought in 4 runs, and Marjorie
Hazelet and Mary Krall who each
drove in 3.
Sophomore standouts were Alice
Burwell, Martha Duffman, Laila
Dunkleberger, and Pauline Rugh,
who each scored 4 runs for the
majors.
Lacrosse
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encountered the University of
Maryland's national lacrosse
champions who piled up an early
lead and coasted to a 12-3 victory.
Able to score only once sin the
first, second, and last periods, the
invading Lions fell easily before
the thundering assault of the Ter
rapin ten who hammered six goals
into the Nittany netting in the
first session, three more in the
second, one in the third, and two
in the fourth.
Maryland scored first early in
,the game, but Nittanyman Jim
Ritter knotted the count at 1-all.
The Terps then roared to a 9-1 ad
vantage before reserve Charlie
Lockwood tallied for the Lions.
Center Al Blair scored the Thiel
men's third goal in a last-minute
play.
Love At First Sight!
Better Look Again TODAY_
DENTON, Tex.— (ACP) Reading Conference, Room
Love at first sight is just about Old Main, 10 a.m.
a myth, a panel of six faculty TOMOROW
members at North Texas State Annual Ag Frolic in Rec
Teachers college has decided. from 9to 12. _
The six—four successfully All seniors purchasing Lion c
married, the unmarried director may have a lion :,stamped or
of the college nursery school at Student Union. No charge nit
and a home economics instruc- Varsity baseball . with Get
tor—led a discussion of "love, burg at 2:30 n.m. .
courtship and marriage" at a Varsity tennis with Army
meeting of the college Psychol- p.m
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