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'43 Wins Again !
Scoring every goal, Pauline liugh
led a determined junior hockey
;quad of eight players to 6-1 vic
tory over sophomores yesterday.
"Bea" White made the lone soph.
/;DA.
The line-up
Juniors: M. Haverstick, r. i.; S.
c.; P. Hugh, 1. M. Duff
inan, c. h.; P. Crossman, 1. 11.; L.
:Dunkelberger. r. b.; J Holmes, 1. b.;
Scvivanich, g.
Sophomores: B. White,.r.'w.; M.
Cookerly, r. F. Angle, c.; W.
Spahr, 1. i.; H. Hooper, 1. w.; M.
Weldy, r. h.; F Burke, c. h.; A. Lev
in, L h.; G. Judge, r. b.; A.-Burwell,
Twelve women started Monday
•to take a two / weeks course spon
s=ored by WRA Swimming Club.
Student teachers, who , have in
tructdr's certificates, include Hel
en E. Schneider '42, Mildred L.
Austry '43, Betty J. Billett '43, Ter
esa C. Manisa]: '43, Florence N.
Wiley '43, Mary E. Wertz '44, and
!Betty J. Wiley '44.
SELECTED BROADCASTS
TODAY
Music lovers will enjoy Haydn's
Symphoro: - . - No: 102 offered by
WQXR at 8 p. m.
Don Ameche and Connie Bos
well are the stars of WLW's var
iety program at 9 p. m.
SWEATERS & SKIRTS
On the campus, in classrooms, or on dates—skirts and
sweaters are tops!
You'll need plenty of blouses, _too, for addedvariety.
The is a complete selection of these -at the--
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HOSTESS---Miss Marie Haidt, di
rector of women s physical edu
cation, welcomed 250 townspeople,
faculty members and students to
White Hall's third annual -Open
House from 7 to 10 o'clock last
night. ,
Honorary Entertained
Members of Sigma Delta Epsi
lon, graduate women's scientific
fraternity; and graduate women in
science were entertained at a buf
fet supper by Mrs. V. R. Haber,
of State College, and Miss Mary
L. Willard, assistant professor of
micro-chemistry, at Mrs., Haber's
home on Sunday
Read The Collegian Classifieds
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Grange Students
Will File Points
Plans tor the second transfer
coffee hour and filing of point
system ,ards for Grange dormi
tory, and sorority houses were
completed by WSGA Junior Serv
ice Board yesferdy.
Juniors and sophomores in
Grange will file officer and mem
bership points in Grange lobby
at 10 p. m. next Thursday. Serv
ice Board representatives will
visit sophoMores and juniors liv
ing in sorority houses this week.
Women acquiring points after
filing cards lhould contact a
WSGA Junior Service Board or
Sente member.
R. Helen Gordon '42 will be
mistress of ceremonies at a trans
fer coffee' how ()lien to all .coeds
in northwest lounge, Atherton
Hall, from 6:30 to 7:30 p. in. Sun
day, November 1.
Committees appointed by Nat
alie A. Siebert, chairman, are Ann
T. Drivas, Jean A. Kelly, and E.
Miriam Jones, refreshments; Mar
tha N. Albert and Marjory I. Zint,
program; Marjorie E. McFarland
and Lorraine E Thomas, arrange
ments.
Home Ec Instructors
To Speak At Conferences
Misses Amy G. Gardner and
Ruth L. Bonde, associate profes
sors of home economics, will par
ticipate in the Bucknell Confer
ence on ,Education to be held at
Bucknell University, tomorrow.
Miss •Gardner will speak dur
ing the Art Education program
and Miss Bonde during the, Ccin
sumers' Education program. "Edu
cation Today for Tomorrow" is
the theme for the conference. .
Misses Ina Padgett and Phyllis
K... Sprague, associate professors
of home economics, will repre
sent the College at the annual
convention of the American Die
tetics Association at St. Louis,
Mo., next week.
Club Plans Dorm Dance
The Penn State Club invites all
freshman women to a dance in
Women's Building from 8 p. m. to
midnight tomorrow. The pro-.
gram will include novelty num
bers and refreshments.
Dorms Plan Libraries
Plans for 6 library in each of tlhe
men's dormitories on the campus
are now being completed, Carl T.
Rentschler '42 announced_ yester
day. The books for the libraries
are now at the Irvin Hall office.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
WHAT'S COMING OFF?
7 tch 10 17—JM
ROOM FOR R NT-132 W. Bea
ver ave. Single or double. Phone
814. 3tch Oct. 16 S;
FOR SALE Green ping pong
table, official size. Concert gui
tar, excellent condition. Reason
able. Call 2148.
2tpd 10-16-41 C
FOR SALE—Two tuxedo - suits.
Complete. Good condition. Sizes
38 and 40 Call 2359 or 363 Ridge
Ave. itch 16; 20, 24 S.
Rides Wanted
P.W.—Pittsburgh. L. Friday af
ternoon. C. Wally. 4723. 2tpd 15 16.
R.W.—Pittsburgh. L. Fri. 2.;
Call P. Bontempo 3rd floor Jor
dan Hall 711. 2tpd 15 16.
R.W.—Pittsburgh early Friday
p. m. Call Potter. Tel. 789.
R.W. (2)—Reading or vicinity
and return. L. Fiiday at 5 p. m.
C. Bill, 2861. •
P.W. (3)--Baltimore—L. Friday
4 p. m. R. Sunday p. in. C. Bob
Kearns, 2544.
R.W.—Pittsburgh. L. early Fri
day p. m. C. Potter, 789.
P.W. (3)—Baltimore. L. Friday
4 p. m. R. Sunday p. m. C. Bob
We, The Women
Perennial Question—
'How To Enter WSGA'?
"How do we get in WSGA?"
interested freshmen ask, willing
sophomores • continue, juniors
abandon and after three and a
half years—seniors still wonder.
Able and well-qualified coeds
who wise. to take an active part
in this organization— their organ
ization—are prevented from doing
so because they don't know the
ropes. Willing workers for com
mittees are overlooked, because
they have no definite method of
showing their interest, and come
elections, they are not eligible for
lack of experience.
Either the system is wrong
fundamentally or there is a hitch
in its efficient functioning, for
each year we find many examples
of women who turned their in
terests to other channels after an
almost impossible attempt at
student government.
.Not that we ' think there are
enough opportun ties in one or
ganization for many to participate.
Not that we think it unfortunate
that coeds choose other activities.
We -only lament that when so
much weight and importance is
laid to the holders of WSGA of,
flees there is not a greater oppor
tunity for more to tryout.
Petition System •
A central committee system is
now proving very satisfaCtory for
coeds
_at the University of Michi
gan and has many workable . fea- -
tures. which could be readily
adapfed to our situation.
Instead of the haphazard selec
tion of committeewomen and
chairmen-which - . Wo. have; a -board
of five .junitir any senior women
who represent the main branches
of WSGA choose committee mem
bers from petitions submitted by
those coeds desiring to help.
The annual . Christmas Dinner,
for instance, is ore project “Which
requires_ much work, originality,
and time. At Michigan, the pro
ject would be announced in ample
time and . all, those interested in•
this particular job would submit
petitions to the central board. The
board would go over the petitions,
pick the most suitable women
with a view toward their other . .
activities, and appoint them to the
Christmas Dinner committee:
In this way only those who are
interested and willing do the
work. The people with other ac
tivities will not be burdened fur-:
ther, and it \ldll be a splendid op-
Dance Programs
Show Cards-
Letterheads-
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'129 South Frazier Si.
Herrman '4ded
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To Players' Office
Elinor F. Herrrnnn '42 was elect
ed vice-president. of Players last
night to replace Ciyia Cohen ex
'43, who did not return to College.
Miss Herrman will automatical-'
ly take over, , he duties of Jean
Babcock '42,
_president, who Will
practice teach the second eight
weeks of this .:lemester. •
John E. Miller, - assistant publi
cations director of summer ses
sion, was_ elected social chairman.
portunity to scout new talent,Jor
future, larger and more respons
ible jobs
It's wotth a try. •
Shows' at 1:30, "3:00 ; ; 6:30, 8-30
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