MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1942
WSGA Nominates Five Coeds
To Vie For Senior Queen
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Ruth J. Posner; Sophomore --Colors: steel gray and turquoise
(Continued from Page One) Shirley B. Nathanson; Juniors blue
Barbara C. Painter, Dorothy C. Sylvia Millberg, Shirley Paikin. Freshmen —Nan S. Brown, Joan
Petty, Miriam R. Ramsey, Eliza- Gamma Phi Beta M. Clark, Helen C. McCleary, Jane
beth A. Speer, Mary E. Tome, Colors: mode and brown N. Magee, Betty L. Mock, Patricia
Katherine Wright; Sophomores Freshmen • r -- Jane A. Billinger, A. Smith, Marion K. Wilson, N.
Carol J. Barbour, Lucille R. Was- Dorothy G. Beachley, Alice J. Louise Woolever; Sophomore
sink; Special students Jane C. Herr, Mary E. Long, Irene J. Mc- Helen E. Dodd.
Jones, Ruth C. Parkinson. Daniel, Henrietta B. Munroe, Jane
Alpha Epsilon Phi A. Nettzow, Dorothy J. Shigley, M.
Colors: green and white Jane Stoudnour, lone H. Trovai- Jordan To Tell
, Barbara R. Wells, Sara M. Wat- •
One hundred and - seventy-three Freshmen Edith B. Bernstein
kin t
,Be ty Jane Yost, Faye C. Haz- Business Tips
Women are wearirig,:Lbright ribbons Bernice F. Goldman, Ruth S. Good
elwood. Junior Sarah E. Weiss,
today, indidatihetheg' plan to join kind, Vivien,T_, Klein, AnedaLuck-
Nancy J. Zartman; Senior Mary Miss Ruby Mae Jordan of the
a sorority: To theticwe offer sin- er t Le . onore W. Robin, Joan F Run-
L: Krumrine; Special studentM. Katharine ' Gibbs Secretarial
cere ccitigrafulatitin and hope kel, Margaret Stern; Sophomores
Olive Whyatt. School will speak in 121 Sparks
their fraternity affiliations May —Doris S. Lavine, Marion R. 11.3.
be Pleasant. , - binowitz, Ruth W. Schwarzman. Kappa Alpha Theta at 4 o'clock today on problems of
Alpha Omicron
to Colbrs: black and gold women in business.
however, we are priinatily con- Freshmen Marie L. Bauer, Miss Jordan's talk is sponsored
Colors: red and white
cerned with freshirien and trans- Gunnel 0. Bjalme, Doris F. Camp- by Tau Phi Sigma, secretarial
- -•- Freshmen Virginia Bloom,
fees Who have decided, for one Elizabeth J. Bratton,
Ruthbell, Mardia M. Crichton, Ruth B. honorary, and Mortar Board, sen
reason or another,'lii remain rode- PriscillaT. Cobb,Margaret M. Col- Davey, Mary L. Hansen, Mary G. for women's honorary. Special
Clyde, '
pende nt. lins, Ellen M.. Cromer, Olive H. Hartsock, Evelyn P. Kohler, Betty interviews may •be scheduled
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Perhaps they have felt a little Dawson, Dorothy A. Evans, Betty J. Lyman, Virginia Manley, Renee through Miss Honors M. Noyes,
out of things these past two weeks, J. Fischler, Christine E. Fox, E. U. Marks, Alice L. Murbach, Cy- instructor in economics.
when friends dashed from party Jean Galley, Cecilia G. Goodlin, rene E. Newcomb, Marie E. Pen- Appointments will be held in
to party, discussed and re-discuss- Margaret H. Gregory, Carolyn L. nell, Winifred F. Singer, Gail the apartment of Miss Nina M.
ed which hOuse to pledge. Per- Jimeson, Ruth M. Johnson, Lettie Twichell. Bentley, assistant to the dean of
haps they, too, wanted to "go B. KnutSen, Marguerite.M. Mayer, Kappa Delta women, from 9 ,to 2 p. m. today,
sorority." Joan K. Miller, Isabel Milligan, Colors: green and white Alice M. Murray, Mortar Board
We have seen freshmen lose in- . Betty E. - Platt, Mae V. Remensyn- Sophomores Eleanor V. Craw- president, stated last night. •
terest, enthusiasm, and perspec- der, Myrrel H. Rewbridge, Mona ley, Eloise M. France, Winifred E.
tive because circumstances pre- C. Shibli, Peggy J. Smith, Kather- Spahr; Juniors Virgiina L. Col
vented them from wearing pledge ine E. Swavely, Sarah A. Thomp-, trin, Helen L. Johnson, Beatrice Berareuter To Speak
pins. We have vAlched with un- son, Dorothy L. Warneka, Gertrude E. Smith. Dr. Robert G. Bernreuter, pro
derstanding, knowing if is diffi- J. Wyckoff, Miriam L. Zartman, Kappa Kappa Gamma fessor of education and
Juniorpsychol
-Mary J. Walsh. ColorS: light and dark blue
cult to see others have somethingogy, will speak on "Social Matur
you can not. -- Chi Omega • - Freshmen Jane Btichanan, ity in Young Children" at the Col-
Colors: cardinal and straw Elizabeth Furst, Kathryn Metzger, lege Nursery School, Home Econ-
Some coeds get a lot of fun
Freshmen Carolyn Emerick, Dale Quinn; Sophornores Nancy omics Building, at - 8 p. m. tomor
from sororities. More important,
Ruth A.Ernst,Clara M. Jackson Hamill, Elaine Merrill; Juniors row. Parents, teachers, and oth-
Greek otganizationsbelp some ob- A.
tairt, good Scholastie--and activities ..- - • ! . -•-.
Jessie E. Jons Carol M. kane , , Jane Brugler, Marguerite Cham
b • GertrudeiL db m er interested adults may attend.
Home LC to Show -
_ records: However, no sorority IVlarguerite E..Lenker, Lois M. Mil- - ley, un o .
ler, 'Marian J. Miller, Elizabeth M. Kriincon
does for. a person. what she can ••
.Robitiscirt, bla .M. .ttoliOs, Rita - .L. Colors: pink and blue
• Fi•uits, -Vegetables not do for herself.; • . - Rokbsz; Jean K: Runk, Marjorie H. Freshman --- Margaret George; CLASSIFIED SECTION
In the Sinai ana.,.yes, each coed Schultz, Mary . E. Thompson. Juniors --;- Elizabeth V. Gram; Hel-
Fruits and vegetables in 100 cal- decides for herself ...whether she Delta definite . - en K. Lotz. ONE double robin; $2.50. One
orie portions will be featured in will make a decent average, •,-•-
cAlor8: - pink, blue, and gold Phi Mu single • room, $3,00. Close to
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the third Weekly nutrition exhibit whether she will differ activities; Freshilien Joyce I. Ash, Car- Colors: rose and white campus, convenient for ag. stu
.by home eptinOrilits juniors in 209 whether she will- le. well-liked. olyn K. Charm:AM, Marjorie R. Freshmen Margaret h. Remit-hone 336.121
dents. Steam heat. P
Home Economies Building from 3 Independents, it is true, may have , Cherry, Peggy A. - Consley, Eliza- ton, ;GeOrgeanna M. Holt,Maryry. Heister street. 3tpd 16,17,18 M
to 5 15. m. today and Ba.M. to noon no . upperclass women to -guide beth •,c. Cress Well, Margaret G. B. Port, 'Lois B. Whitlock; Soptia=! SELECT ROOMS; - running water,
-tomorrow: . , • them: - They :may have to plan Coo, Patricia. Diener, Martha E. more Kathryn Ake; Senior stoker heat, pleasant surround- .
The exhibit will show suchfatts, their own study and-activity pro- Elston, Florabel Hain, Martha E. Gerald B. Park. ings, 123 W. Nittany. Phone 4850.
as the need Of two vegetable Serv_. grams.' But the large number of 'James, Barbara M. Keast, Alma J. . Theta Phi Alpha ' .• .- - 3teh• 13, 14, 16 Z.
• ineg; abler ,than potatoes, arid two non-Greeks who have been elect= kehier, Marjorie G. Walton, Claire Colors: ;silVer, gold 'and blue.
fruit servings daily. Albino rats; ed to important positions and L. Weaver. . Freshmen Mary Battle, Rita ROOMMATE WANTED First
which have been fed deficient diets leading honoraries As proof that Emanon Belforiti;
.Sophomore— Ursla Frcist; floor center, - Watts Hall. $43
for the past - Week, will be exhib-• it can be done.
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__ Colors: red and White Junior—Charlotte Ilartinan. rest of semester.- Call Wood or
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ited. . . —L. M. F. Freshmen Hannah D. Frankel, Zeta 'Thu Alpha LoVell, 3866. 3tpd 14, 16, 17 G.
Coeds May Name
More Candidates
Five second semester seniors,
chosen by' senior WSGA Senate
members. as Senior Queen candi
dates, were announced last night
And Will"be introduced at a wom
en's ,
mass, meeting in Schwab Au
ditoriiiin at 7 O. m. torriorrovv.
They . are Joyce L. 13rayton. E.
Louise Hack, timothy J. Johnson,
betty M. Mattin, and tarbara
-torrence.
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Additional ifoininations may be
Made' from the floor. Acdotding
to Jean fiabcock '42, WgGA Pfes
ident, who will preside, new cand
idates must , be present at the meet
ing, to be introduced by the coed
who ,n6mirlates them.
Candidates will be required to
give pictures, at least 3 by 5
inches, to Patricia Mac Kinney '43,
by Wednesday. They will be dis
played on a bulletin board in Old
Main lobby Thufsday, day of pre
liminary elections.
Miss Mac Kinney and A. Jane
Minnich '44, Mother's Day week
end co-chairmen, will sUpervise
this election and the 'final one
Tuesday, February 24.
The senior chosen by coeds
from the ? three finalists will be
crowned by H.. Leonard Krouse,
senior class president, at Senior
Ball February 2/.
MARION
1 K .. ..91te Women
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