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Women Have Own Self Government ThroughlYSGA
Senate And House
Are Controlling Groups;
Judicial Is Court
Composed of two legislative
bodies, judicial committee, a jun
ior service board.. and freshman
council, the Women's Student Gov
ernment Association, commonly
known as WSGA, is the self-gov
erning organization of women stu
dents. All undergraduate women;
upon matriculation, are automatic
ally members of the organization
'and subject to its rules.
WSGA officers. elected each
spring for the following year, in
clude a president (senior), vice
president (junior), secretary (sen
ior), and treasurer (sophomore).
The Senate which ultimately con
trols all business dealing with
women students is presided over
by the WSGA president while the
vice-president presides over the
House of Representatives.
Tn addition to officrs, Senate is
composed of one senior, two jun
ior, one sophomore; and two
freshman Senators. Fres h m en
women will name one Senator
son after college opens, and Sen
ate will appoint another. Ex-of
ficio members are Judicial chair
man, editor of Co-Edition, and
Collegian women's editor.
Members of the House of Repre
sentatives, ' the lower legislative
group, include the president and
vice-president of all upperclass
. dormitories, a representative from
each sorority, and a town repre
sentative.
Judicial , . Committee, composed ,
of two members from each class,
tries and penalizes violators of
rules. The Service Board, junior
women elected by Senate, aids in
Carrying out WSGA projects, and
Freshman Council, a group of
freshman dormitory presidents,
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Jean Babcock '42 is WSGA
president
deals with freshman problems.
WSGA activities include org
anization of women students,
freShman and transfer .orientation,
scholarship awards, Christmas
drive, Christmas dinner, May Day,
WSGA dance, junior-senior wom
en's reception, and student-faculty
relationships.
New plans include a •defense
program for women and installa
tion of the point system, which
will regulate extra-curricular ac—
tivities carried by women students.
WSGA officers have been com
piling previously made revisions of
the constitution in order to print
the constitution.
WSGA officers include . Jean
Babcock '42, president; Margaret
K. Sherman '43, vice-president;
Mildred M. Taylor '42, secretary;
and Betty Rose Broderick '44,
treasurer. Class Senators are Ann
M. Borton '42, Nancy E. Gosser,
and I. Jacqueline Shafer '43; Dor
othy L. Jones '44 and E. Miriam .
. Jones '43, town. ,
Other Senate members include
Margaret R. Roberts '42, editor of
Co-Edition and Jeanne C. Stiles
'42 who occupies two positions-,
one as chairman of Judicial Com
niittee and one as women's editor
of The Daily Collegian.
Miss Stiles and Jane A. Stanton
are senior members of Judicial;
Ruth L. Keisling and Marjorie L.
Sykes, juniors; and Marion C.
Dougherty and Ruth L. Popp,
sophomores.
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COEDS INVITED
TO SPORTS RALLY
One hundred per cent coed at
tendance at the Freshman Week
Sports Rally in White Hall from
2 to 4 p. m. Monday, September
15, is urged by Betty L. Zeigler
'42, WRA president. WRA officers
will be introduced and WRA ac
tivities explained.
Intramural set-up of class, in
tramural, and All-College compe
tition, how freshmen may sign up
for these events and event dates
will be given by Pauline Cross
man '43, WRA treasurer.
Ann T. Drivas '43, club activi
ties manager, will clarify club ac
tivities and eligibility rules, while
Patricia Mac Kinney '43,• WRA
vice-president will explain social
events and Grace L. Judge '44,
publicity manager, will outline
her i)ublicity duties.
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, Skits • portraying intramural
competition be introduced by
Miss Crossman, followed by indi
vidual club skits arranged by Miss
Drivas. - •
An information. booth for each
club will be set up in the gym
where coeds may ask additional
questions of-club presidents at the
close of the program.
`GREEN' FROSH
WILL WEAR TAGS
The telltale green hair-ribbons
and name tags will reappear this
fall when '45 women follow cus•
toms - which are fast becoming
traditional.
Freshmen have been granted
one new privilege—the right to
associate with men on campus un
til 5:30 p. m. daily. Aside from
that they will follow regulations
of their predecessors which in
clude:
1. . Absolutely no association
with men and being in dormitories
by . 9:30 p. m. on weekends during
the first three weeks.
2. Three dates each weekend
thereafter, one one o'clock, one
ten o'clock, and Sunday until 5:30
p. m.
3. Signing in and out for all
permissions, indicating destination
if riding.
.4. Presenting a written- per
mission from parents to
,the Dean
of Women to attend houseparties.
5. Being in dormitories at 9
p. m. during the week.
6. Second semester freshman
women' may::..have one o'clock per
missions both -Friday and' Satur
day,7and, date - until'.9 p.: m. Sun
day.-
Green hair ribbons must be four
inches wide and three quarters of
a yard long. WSGA Senate ruled
that names must be printed in let
ters one inch high and that the
three by five inch 'tags must be
worn around the neck and in
front.
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SOCIETIES OPEN
TO FRESHMEN
Open to freshmen- women are
several freshmen honoraries, ad
mittance to which is based upon
outstanding, meritous' work during
the first semester of the freshmen
Lakonides, physical education
honorary, requires a 1.5 scholastic
average, and additional activities
and interest in physical education
courses. Lakonides members con
tribute to the functioning of
women's sports, and assist in de
partmental programs. Membership
in the group brings close' contact
with WomenYs Recreation Associa
tion projects, and specific duties:
For freshmen women with above
average grades is Alpha Lambda
Delta, women's scholastic honor:.
ary. Admission is based upon a
scholastic average of 2.5 in college
courses during the first semester.
Alpha Lambda Delta members are
expected to help with many edu
cational programs. Every year the
group holds a quiz program, calls
for questions to be , submitted to
contestants and awards prizes to
those turning in the best brain
twister.
Cwens, a freshman honorary re
quiring a 1.5• scholastic average
and participation ih other college
activities, is one of the most covet
ed honors, Cwen tapping takes
place on MO:PDay:at the: Mother'•s
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941
Mortar Board Takes Over
Freshman Orientation
Under the new freshman orien
tation. program, each of the 14
members of Mortar. Board, senior
women's honorary, will advise a
group of freshman women.'Mortar
Board will choose additional as••
sistants from senior women.
Groups will meet once -week
for eight weeks to distuss prob
lems such as social relations with
men, budgeting time for studies
and outside activities, College cus
toms and rules, WSGA activities,
and manners and dress.
Previously the' plan was direct
ed by approximately 40 senior
sponsor: - .', each assisting 10 fresh
man women. In charge of the
new plan - . are Marion E. Sperling.
'42, chairman, and Alice M.' Mur4
ray !42, • Mortar Board TreSident.,
New Doctor On Staff
Dr. Anna 0. Stevens has re
placed Dr. Harriet .M. Harry, who
resigned, in the College Health
Service. Dr. Stevens. is a graduate
of •Women's Medical College,
Philadelphia, and took her interne
ship at Geisinger -Memorial Hosp:;
• tal; Laurelton. •
breakfast McAllister Hall.
Cwens help incoming freshmen,
and are present during Freshman
Week to guide and direct freshmen
women.
In addition there are -several
home economics •honoraries which
base , admittance on scholastic
averages and participation in home
economics , projects..-
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