PAGE FOUR; Club Forms Skiing Group A new bonorory skiing. grOup, for women skiers who. have. shown .f4pecial interest and ability,. was organized yesterday by the WRA Outing• Club, according to , Miss Mildred. A, Lucey i .physical edu cation instructor and•club.advisor; The honorary corresponds to the present badminton and• bowl ing honoraries. Special .instruc tion will he given to' women-.chos en for membership: by "Rees Val ens; Lock Haven free lance writ er, -who was .graduated• from Am •Yterst as skiing .charn.pion.-, • . New members will, meet in the 'White Hall gyrnriasiurn.at ENDORSES DANCE Margaret Friday. Consequent skiing • •K Sherman '43, acting WSGA Sen gtruction; including• skiing control t ate president, on behalf of Senate and -techniques; will probably. be .• given twice week. memberS, endorses Victory Ball, Honorary. skiers. include :Seniors • scheduled for Recreation Hall —Mary E. Poole,- Kathryn_J. Por- .Tuesday night. ter,. Dorothy L. Shaw, and-Betty • • Ti. Ziegler; Juniors—G.. Naomi , e". • . Pilleni Geraldine . A. Custer,.Mary "enate Approves V. Devling; Martha. • G.: , Duffmani . 1 „.„ 1 .. p ermissions . L,oila M. Dunkelherger;...M:: Paul- , • 11- "`"? ine Rugh, Natalie. A. Siebert, and Freshman coeds may date until Margaret. K. Sherman.. one o'clock Tuesday night, but may Sophomores--Patricia R. Alae; not date and must be in by 9p. m. Margaret V. Colvin,. Florence I. Monday, as a result of •WSGA Sen- Jaffy, Reta J. Jenkins,...Helen F. ate 'action last night. Upperciass Hooper, F. Doris Stevenson, and women may have one o'clock per- Phyllis R. Watkins; and Fresh- missions both Monday and Tues men—Estelle E. Brown, Sara L. day. • ):Hostetter, Vivian I. Martin, Eliz- WSGA Senate granted late per abeth L. McGee, and Katherine missions for freshmen to enable Wright, them to attend Victory Ball. They were denied two one o'clocks be causean unusually large number of customs violations have been re ported. Siebert Annoqulgices Program Theme • As a part of its morale building. - -program, WSGA Junior Service Ward wilt announce all fortll•- coming chapel . speakers, • 'Natalie A. Siebert '43, president, stated 'Announcements of. speakers' ..tiames and topics•. will be pre vented each. Friday- lunch hour preceding the date of• , the ad dreSses. Theme of . the program- is; to en courage women to attend:: chapel. tb , hear discussion. :of. • pertinent questions dealing... , directly: with Vie-nation and - dePense,- Miss Si.et sert said; • . - . • r • .. . ~,\ if. • •. `" .."" , ..;-41:4~ 7 4- ~ ,„ti - ,... ""slor t) '• • , -.. „ ~„ ' ~ ,..- : ".-..K7,,,,,"^";--, ~ ..noisoi , ic ". ' , pr oor ..-, .4:.:. ; : . • . , MORNINGSTAR::. -BREAD' •-"-. Morningstar Bread is fine tor. every purpose. It-makes - sandwiches that are pleas ': -. Mg in taste and at the same time nourishing. And if you want crisp toast that farily :? melts in your mouth this is the loaf for you. : MORNING': STAR; - . am... ll' WHEAT PURITY BREAD • and "TROPHY WINNER CAICE • IVOW IN STOCK Eastman MienloT Roll Film For Snapshots in Full Color O 11'ru Son Own Camera Vest Pocket to Postcard Sire Film REA & DE ICI Allea 5t , - .. Will.there be a summer Co-Edi- • tion and do. the Chi Omegas have .. - • ' • Coeds Cope With Bluebooks another mouse? •, ... .. What, oh what, of the frivolous- 4 7- 4 , school teachers—for w . hich the ord As 1 amp Of Knowledge Flickers summer school was so famous? Worries can come and worries can.go, but we gals'll stay on for- CLASSIFIED 'SECTION ever The women's head. governing body also discussed possibilities of sponsoring a. benefit for defense in connection with 'the annual WSGA 'dance planned for April .11. EVERY MAN .A . PIRATE, every girl a sailors sweetheart at Penn State's famous .Dry Dock Night. Club, Saturday, Jan. 24. It's nautical, but nice. Make reser vations at Student Union .today. ATTRACTIVE R00M...t0 let in dormitories for second: semes ter. Call Gallup 305, Irvin Hall or house manager TKE, 756. 3 tch 20-21,22 M FOR RENT—Spaciotts first class double dormitory room. Call Swartz, 114 Watts Hall. 3tpd 21-22-23 FEC FOR RENT Large corner room. Twin beds. Second floor, 117 E. Fairmount. Phone 3281. 2tch 21-22 REE FOR SALE All kinds of yarn. Free instruction given to pur chaser. :Mrs. J. W. Lowther, 117 E. Fairmount. Phone 3287. 2tch 21-2ZREE FOR RENT—Double room, twin beds, one single. room, Gentile boys. Private house, 2720, 025 N. .Allen. . 3tpd 15, 20, 22 S. FOR RENT Double room. Twin beds, one single room. Gentile boys. Private house. 2720. 625 North Allen. 3tpd 15,20,22 DS E! Colored Prints on Paper (0 We Answer Your Camera Problems 3t 20,21,22 Next to Bank Clock THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Vlley . ..ae Wooten . Home Ec Plans, 9 `Victory Ball, Hii Ho Career Confab . Takes Spotlight Rollicking Swell (Continued from Paige,.Orie) - To help freshman and. transfer lege Administration by donating Ship ahoy! Waiting only the final OK of trustees, the new third • for inspection. women - choose a vocation, home' free of charge the use of Rec Hall, semester steps economics and journalism instruc- waxing services, and the construe up T many it presents problems tors will hold career conferences tion of two. bandstands. *The . CaM- o and pains of every sort, to coaches,on 'vocational opportunities in pus Patrol has also agreed. to 'w- Home Economics Building •at 3 operate. administration, alumni office, hon- o'clock today. ovaries, and faculty, but to wo- Approved unanimously by All- Various discusSion group leaders College Cabinet Tuesday . night, men— and rooms where Conferences are the dance received this • comment Headache or heartburn No. 1 - scheduled include: Teaching--; from Gerald F. Doherty, All-Col will be the reported influx of 2,400 Miss , Jean D. Amberson, 18; Insti- lege. vice-president, "A ball of fa t e Naval Rbservists to grace these tution Administration and Dietetics nature would - serve to coordinate goodly acres—and ' with nothing —Miss Phyllis K. Sprague, 207; all campus groups in a - r Concerted to do between engineering assign- Home EConomics Extension—Miss defense effort and conVitice stud rnents. Doggie's isn't that large! N. Anormallee -Martin, 14; Textiles ents that they were actlially• do- Birds will chirp for 8 o'clocks, and Store Buying—Miss Ruth E. ing something worthwhile:7l6r' na g--Miss - won't seem like dawn anymore. Graham, 210; Dress Design—Miss tional defense," ; :.: — .*::` 7 .•,*:. - •. Cheese-box • Greek hoUses will Anne E. Boyd, 118. . • Student Union has consen ,to swelter in the noon-day • sun and henceforth Miss Richardson will Interior Decoration—Miss Am yhandle all. ' , financial ..--: affairs, G. Gardner, 220; Commercial Dem hear not one wail about steamless onstration—Miss George L. Donovan, StUdent Aln- Edith V. Harding, radiators. - • 106; Nursery School , Work—Mrs, ion 'manager,' has announced:: • • Picnics, swimming, dog g i e Marion. S. McDowell;• and Home In cooperation with the Victory . roasts, tennis, golf,.and riding will EConomics - in Journalism—Frank- Ball, will be AAUW's Mid-Winter flourish as never before.. • • lin C. Banner,•lo2. . . • Festival featuring two • bands - and The Sandwich Shop might open - - All students interested are urge' c f.'the Thespian - Mobilq Unit show. a Garden Terrace.. ... . . to attend. •= , • All 'tickets will •be, on sale at 'Rea • • • • • • Hall and Student 'Union arid can Students will • swelter - , and . snooze in broiling classrooms. ' • be . used 'interchangeably at ~Ree - Mayhap Mr. Conger 'could have Diet Exhibit Opens 'Hall or AAUW's program at the :.. ' the .tennis courts - flooded,. it's .a Daily preventive. dietshigh school building. - for five' • • long, long way to Whipples. • diseases will be exhibited in 209 „ . . . Mac Hall commons will go in HOme EConomics Building_ from 8 ZTA Gives Vie Dance for grass and more grass—Mon- a. m. to noon today. The display' day—French dressing, Tuesday— will be open to the public as part Zeta Tau Alpha entertained Phi Russian dressing, Wednesday— of the regular class work of sen- Kappa Tau with a combined vinegar, Thursday—chopped egg, iors in institutional dietetics. Gridge party and vic dance in the Friday—fish, northeast lounge of Atherton'.'re . - Coeds over-ruled the slacks tabu' cently. Refreshments were setv , : o with the cry of cold knees, what . BUY DEFENSE STAMPS ed during the 'evening. shall the victory cry be for shorts? . . . . , „... What Went On One War. Ago? One war ago- 'today American coeds were doing much the same things as they are doing now. • Then they were worrying about tip influenza epidemic which ran rampant over the . country.- They were dancing - to new dance steps called the Bunny Hug and Turkey Trot. They were grumbling about "gasless Sundays" and "meatless Tuesdays." They. were 'flocking to see Sarah Bernhardt's stage performances. and quarreling over woman suffrage. Coeds were inspired to do Rid Cross nursing, to adopt French orphans, and thinking that Uncle Sam Pointing his finger from post office posters "wanted them." Rides Wanted RW Coudersport or vicinity. L. Saturday noon. C. Dick 2033. 2tpd 21-22. M pw Pottstown or Reading or vicinity. L. Fri. 3:30 p. nt. Return Monday. Call Bob. 2883. 2tpd 21-22 M PW (2)—New York City. L. Fri day at 3. Call J. Schmidt, 2294. RW—Pittsburgh. L. Friday at 3 p. tn. Call Herzog, 140 Ather ton. PW (3)—Philadelphia. L. Fri day at 5. Call Ben, 4078. RW (2)--Bethlehem or vicinity. L. Friday, 3 p. in. R. Monday afternoon. Call 38 Atherton Hall. RW—Towanda or vicinity. L. Friday noon. Call Barrett, 4056. RW-Johnstown. L. Saturday noon. Call Jim, 2864. ltpd 22 RW—Baltimore. L. 3p. m. Fri day.. R. if possible, Monday. Call Thomas'Mitchell, 2021. 2tpd 22, 23 M. RlX—Philadelphia or Allen town. L. Friday noon. Call Frank, 4042. RAP (2)—Harrisburg or GEttys burg L. Saturday morning. Call Jack, 4409. 2tpd 22, 23,.5. So there are still five bluebooks until Old , Main strikes - twelve to look in the face tomorrow, and Time to study. .1 ' ;;),' prospects - of along night of burn- 6. Open the hooks; look at; : the ,ing midnight oil in the lamp of pictures; and yaivn. •By 12:30 :the knowledge look pretty chill? Here thought of studying in: the morn-, is a prescription for prostrate co- 'ing seems more' logical. -A. M. M - . eds who find studying a novel, 7. Undress, hot) into bed,-and but unpleasant task. • forget about bluebooks. • 'And--if 1. Relax. After dinner, b urn, the grade sheet arrives with a car buy, or steal a cigarette, lean back go of minus two's, think of_all the and blow smoke rings. Mean- . :time that might have been wasted While discuss or cuss ,profs who studying. approved of no final week. • If this technique fails, take hints 2. Drag out a deck of cards, offered by other coeds. In an in and suggest a few hands of bridge formal survey among coeds; here • to get bl a studying mood. were some of the answers to the question, "How do you study?" 3. When tired of trumping "At this point studying would aces, find another student of Cor- not help me. All I need is a nide ner Room 301; .go for a coke; join case of flu." a "bull session"; and stay an hour- "Study in spurts—study two or two. hours, sleep two hours, etc. 'Only 4. Get back to the dorm by 10 sometimes I Cheat." o'clock, •just in time to make an- "I don't need to study. 1.-stud .other bridge. game. ied all semester." 5. More cokes, more cigarettes "I don't." . Chase Those B. B. Blues.by Coming to EATLAND GRILL 18 Kinds of Bottled Beer 3 Kinds on Tap• REAL SPAGHETTI DINNERS • . I I I ' aka I %he A Ait RE 110 S • t H . E A l IIE ltpd 22 THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1942 Shows at 1:30, , 3:00, 6:30, 8:30
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