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Four Merithers Added
To Home Ec Faculty
Four staff members and six
graduate assists have been added
to the faculty of department of
hdme economics, Miss Laura W.
Drummond, department head, an
nounced yesterday. .
The staff members are Miss Rose
'Cologne, assistant professor of
home economics education; Miss
M. Jane Dearing, instructor of
clothing and textiles; Miss Mary
D. Stockton, assistant in institu
tional administration; and Mrs.
Mary W. Streyffeler, -instructor of
home economics education.
The graduate assistants are Miss
Evelyn M. Benjamin, child devel
opment; ' Miss Carolyn Crawford,
home management; Miss Frances
D. Eddy, Institutional administra
tion; Mrs. Arista MCCormick
Francis, foods; Miss Viola M.
Johnson, Institutional administra
tion; and Miss Deborah Summer,
institutional administration.
WSGA To Continue
Open Meetings
Open meetings, begun last
spr:ng to promote interest in wo
men's government, will be con
tinued this year, Jean Babcock '42,
WSGA president has announced.
The idea came from the annual
Intercollegiate Association of Wo
men Students convention which
Miss Babcock ar.cl Margaret K.
Sherman '43, WSGA vice-presi
dent attended in Lubbock, Tex.
WSGA Senate compiled a list
of women who mi.sht be interested
in attending the government
meetings. From these women ad
ditional names and helpful com
ments on WSGA plans were
noted.
Fraternity Pledge Total Reaches 454
(Continued from Page One)
Delta Upsilon (la): Robert Bor
chardt, Richard C. Eberly, John C.
Frey, Earl Lietz, Charles Mayer,
Robert M. Meyers, Wilßain F.
Schultz, James M. Stavely and
Richard B. Willis.
Gamma Sigma Phi (18):
Kappa: Delta Rho (12): Robert
Conrad, James R. Cope, Robert C.
Dickey, Paul B. Gottschall, F.
George Osgood Jr.
Kappa Sigma (7): Robert C.
Bather, Carroll P. Blackwood,
Walter D. Brinkley, Robert J.
Farnsworth, Dean B. Ricks and
Earl F. Beiersdorfer.
Lambda Chi Alpha (9): Harvey
L. Bates, Herbert C. Fetzer, George
E. Fuller, Walter R. Powers, Jr.,
and Henry 0. Saylor.
Phi Delta Theta (15): Delbert D.
Hamilton, Jr., Robert C. Hastedt,
F. Stuart Leitzell, John B. Meyers,
David B. Robinson,
Phi Epsilon Pi (14):
Phi Gamma Delta (10):
Phi Kappa (9): John Boyle, Rob
ert Gildea, Cyril J. Ivory, Patrick
Moohey, Jr., Edward 'Pisklak,
Stanley Smariga, and Alfred S.
Phi Kappa Psi (16): Robert T.
Bair Jr., John K. Bates Jr., Alfred
E. Campdon, John K. Lord, Robert
F. Ramin, Robert F. Snyder, Rob
ert 'M. Foster, and Robert G. Mein
ken.
Phi Kappa Sigma (15): Richard
W. Fox, William S. Borland, John
L. Moorshead, Ralph E. Peterson,
John R. Post, Jr., Thomas F. Reiley,
Free Association, Dutch Treats
Included• In Sorority Rushing
Free association with freshman
and transfer women for four
weeks, including "rCshman
has begun women's rushing sea
son this year. During this time
freshmen and transfers may visit
sorority houses and suites. Ou;,-
side associations will be on a
"dutch treat" basis.
The Panhellenic Association
will hold a tea Friday, October 3,
to assist in freshman and trans
fer orientation.
Following the four-week period
and before Thanksgiving, each
sorority will have three • open
houses. Sorority women may not
visit freshmen aid transfers in
their rooms or entertain them in
sorority houses except at designat
ed times of open houses, but out
side associations may be contin
ued.
Freshmen and transfers should
attend as many open houses as
possible for periods not exceeding
30 minutes at each house to be
come acquainted with women
from all sororities.
Two get-togethrrs, attendees by
invitation only, will be held by
each house between Thanksgiving
and Christmas. These dates will
be announced du"•ing November.
Get-togethers will be followed by
limited association until examin
ation week, during which there
will be a strict silent period.
Formal rucY - '— , * will begin next today," Dean Ray brought out. She
semester with four infoirnal par: added the way to keep freedom
ties and two formal ones pre- was to help make happy condi
ceding formal bidding. No wo- tions for other people and 'to make
man .may be bid unless she has yourself the best person you can,
been registered at the College for Sarah P. Searle '42, PS'OA co
one semester and has a scholastic president, and Miss Agnes High
average of not less than one, smith, associate PSCA secretary,
extended a welcome to all fresh-
READ THE COLLEGIAN . men to visit the CA office, 403 Old
CLASSIFIEDS Main.
William W. Salom, Charles A.
Wedge Jr.
Phi Kappa Tau (12): James Payne
Charles A. Noaoro, Daniel Myers,
Fred A. McAdams, William Lane,
Paul Kemp, and George F. Brad
ley.
Phi Sigma Delia (18):
Phi Sigma Kappa (15): Robert
Bartle, William H. Franklin Jr.,
Joseph J. Golerrvbeski, William L.
Keefaurer, Basil T. Lauphier, Peter
Scott, Jack Weber, Casey Zeuart.
Pi Kappa Alpha (17): Russell
Cline, Joseph R. Fellows, Donald
Fishei., Dick W. Hemphill, William
Kennedy, John 'McCall, George C.
Highman, Harry Watkins, and
David E. White.
Pi Kappa Phi (3):
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (12):
Charles R. Allen, Jr., Stephen W.
Pease, Charles Tanguy, and Robert
D. Wilson.
Sigma •Chi (9): Henry H. Kirk
patrick, Robert S. MacNahl, Rich
ard S. Reynolds, and Robert
Schmidt.
Sigma Nu (9): Thomas V. Blythe
and John E. Dunbar, Jr.
Sigma Phi Alpha (4): Boles P.
Hall, Walter L. Dutton, Donald S.
Pratt, and 'Martin B. Yarnall.
Sigma Phi Epsilon (13): Richard
D. Collins, Harry K. Thompsop,
Nelson W. Chivers, Carl Gerhardt,
Thomas B. Harder and Robert C.
Ramer.
Sigma Pi (11): Buddy Aumkst,
Charles Gilbert, Arland H. Wagon
hurst, Robert Weitzell, Bert Jesler,
Ted Kruk, Warren Clark, Leonard
BRING THE BLUE BAND TO THE COLGATE GAME
SPONSORED BY THE BUFFALO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Transfer Name Cards
Ready Al Dean's Office
Transfer women who have not
obtained name cards may; get
them from the dean of women's
office or at • the WSGA sponiored
coffee hour in Atherton Hall at
6:30 tonight.
This custom, the only one re
quired of transfers, will be car
ried out for two weeks. Coeds
whb have entered the College
from undergraduate centers are
considered transfers.
Freshmen requesting custom
exemptions should report to
Jeanne C. Stiles '42, WSGA Judi
cial Committee chairman, (*ore
tomorrow noon.
Dean Ray Emphasizes-
Freedom To '45 Coeds
Today's rarity of freedom was
stressed by Miss Charlotte E. Ray,
ddan of women, at the freshman
women's mass meeting yesterday
following introduction of WSGA
officers by Jean Babcock '42,
WSGA president.
"You have to look a long way to
find the'kind of freedom we have
Orquhart, Harry Edwards, I. Bor
dette Coldren, and William Fritch
man.
Tau Kappa Epsilon (13): Carroll.
Barton, Robert Alberts, Victor
Morel, James P. Blair, Charles W.
Briner, Don Keagy, John Magnus,
John N. Moore, John Neel, Frank
Pagenkemper, Thomas Riley, Jos
eph 'Schmucker, and William C.
:Smith.
Tau Phi Delta (7): John E. Har
ney.
Theta Chi (11):
Theta Xi (7): Howard H. Brink
Triangle (6):
PENN STATE VS. COLGATE
OUR FIRST GAME
Zeigler '42 Announces
Additional Champions Bp. m. Vivaldi. Concerte Grosse
in D. Chopin piano concerto
The 1941 spring season intra- No. 2. WQXR. .
mural champions, who Carried off 10 p . m. "Bringing Up Father."'
honors after the annual WRA ban- WCAU.
quet, have been announced by
Betty L. Zeigler '42, WRA presi- 10 p. in. Raymond Gram Swing,
dent. news commentator. WOR.
They included
Class baseball .
All-Colflege golf
Janet L. Fleming '42 Intramural golf
All-College archery Kappa Alpha Theta
Mary Lou Lenker '43 %Intramural table tennis
All-College table tennis Kappa Alpha Theta
Natalie L. Coperman '4l Intramural baseball
Intramural tennis Atherton West
Kappa Kappa Gamma fntramural archery Delta Gamma
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