.L=AGE FGETE IWA To Vote Wey she ?amen On New Setup Why Bend Over Backwards Being Bored? It's No Trouble For You To Have Fun Independent women will meet At the eastern end of the cam- told that a life saving class or a to discws and vote on ratification pus stand two comparatively new, tournament is scheduled for that of the proposed IWA constitution red brick structures. One of them hour. 'Io remedy this, coeds have in. the Home Economics auditor contains a spacious swimming been given schedules of hours for ilk - al at 7p. m. Monday, according pool, a bowling alley, a room with swimming to Hazel E. Gassman '43, IWA , bowling, badminton, ping pong tables, a large gymna- and other activities. proponent. Sylvia P. Schmidle sium with basketball, volleyball, In addition, women may call '42 will present a brief history of and badminton facilities, a body White Hall at any time for infor the movement. - mechanics room, a rhythm room mation concerning the new set-up Provided the constitution is ap- where coeds may learn modern and for additional instruction dur proved by two-thirds of the non- dance, a fencing room, a lounge; ing the week. Those not inter- Greeks present, it will be pre- and other sports rooms. .ested in sports may play bridge or :;ented, with a petition signed by The other building, a few steps learn social dancing. unaffiliated coeds, to the Senate away, houses 500 coeds of which White .Hall was built for .all Committee on Student Welfare more than 200 spend Friday nights Penn State coeds, and the new for approval within a week. sitting beside telephones. We're program was begtin in an attempt Speaking on behalf of IWA speaking of White Hall and Ath- to stress this fact. Women who leaders, Miss Gassman requested erton Hall. have not taken advantage of it independents who are opposed to Perhap's Penn State should have should do . so immediately. organization as well as those in a dating bureau. Or perhaps —K. M. P, favor of it to attend the meeting these 200 women should take ad and voice opinions. Sorority wo- vantage of the recreation facili men may go but may not vote, ties offered at White Hall. Action to organize was started Two weeks ago, physical edu in September under leadership of cation majors inaugurated a plan Miss Schmidle. Miss Gassman, and whereby coeds could spend Fri- Joanne M. Palmer '43, Sufficient day nights and Saturday after interest- was evident at an • open noons, not only enjoying these fa meeting in December to encourage cilities, but gaining instruction in proponents to draw up a tenta- sports activities as well. The turn tive constitution in January. out Was between 85 and 100 wo- - - - . Date for a future meeting, at men, but there are still more than which officers will probaOly be a 100 who haven't shown interest. chosen, will be set at Monday's This may be accounted for in meeting. several ways. First of all, coeds may feei that White Hall belongs only to physical education majors. Sigma Phi Epsilon will enter- The new plan blasts such a theory. twin Alpha Chi Omega pledges at Secondly, many women com a dance from 8 p. m. to mid- plain that when they visit White tonight. Hall to swim or bowl, they are Old your Partne Odorono Cream keep Arthur Murray dancer "Sweet" On a dose-up Whether the music's sweet or swing,you' vegotto be "sweet." Use Odorono Cream—choice of Arthur Murray dancers. Non irritating, non-greasy, non gritty—Odorono Cream ends perspiration annoyance for 1 to 3 days! Get a jar and hold that partner—spellbound! 10ti, 390, 590. sizes (plus tax). THE ODOCIONO CO., INC. New `foam. N.Y. Ill'ij: . ' . '"'''''''' .. ' ---....-- ....... - . :1 4. .....: i.ii .. '„,, f) ,,.':....: . PER5P1RAT10N' L.§7...,.....w...,...,,r.q.•..,...„...44/....:.e....."..::::.,:;P:.4...R.:.::'...i...‘1"...0„:..,....."D..„:11„:„.r..,5,...: OWES YOU MORE FOR VOIR MONEY I FULL O. JAR—ONLY 39 , * (pica tax) First I ational I:ank State College Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Member of TEE • DAILY COLLEGIAN Johnson, Martin, Torrence Qualify . . ' Three remaining Senior Queen candidates. voted , for in. 'yester day's preliminary, eliminatioris, are Dorothy J. Johnson, lietty M. Martin, and Barbara Torrence, announced Patricia Mac Kinney '43, election chairman. These coeds will compete for the title in final elections from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Tuesday. Name of the coed chosen will not be announced until Senior Ball, when she will be crowned by H. Leonard Krouse, senior class president. 50 Hostesses, Aid 'Open House' (Continued from liege One) —Robert F. Wilson; Hostesses— Helen S. Vandeiwort 45, Mildred B. Schmidt '43, Dorothy K. Brun ner '44, Helen E. Dodd '44, Ann Haberstatt, E. Elizabeth Eshleman '43. Hugh Beaver room, games—E. Elizabeth Mason '42, Walter N. Shambach '42, Dorothy L. Shaw '42, Mary E. Long '45. Other hostesses, who also will be assigned rooms, are Kathryn H. Thomas '43, Martha G. Duff man '43, Ann Drivas '43, Dorothy C. Ellis 42, Helen W. Hancher '42, Margaret R. Ramaley • '44, Joan Sowers, June M. Steinfurth '43, Norma R. Stern '44, Cheryl Charlson '43, Winifred E. Spahr '43, Charlotte B. Spangler '44, Sarah Jane Jackson 43, Pauline Crossman '43, Patricia Mac Ki nney '43, Patricia Diener '45. Delta Gamma was entertained at dinner by Tau Kappa Epsilon last night. Theta Phi Alpha was guest of Alpha Phi - Delta at a spaghetti night Tuesday. M The Movies STATE: "The Lady Is Willing NITTANY: "Bedtime Story" and "Tarzan's Secret Treasure" CLASSIFIED SECTION WANTED—Second hand tuxedo, size 38, 40. Reasonable .prioe. Call Jim, 2643. 3tpd 18, 19, 20 D. 2tch 19,20 DW • WANTED—Reliable coed to care for children Tuesday afternoon. Phone 4060. 2tch 19,20 MD LOST—Black pocketbOok in Car negie Hall or New Physics. Con tains personal articles of value. Re turn to Ruth Davey c/o Student Union. 2tch 19.201'[ Rides Wanted RW—Philadelphia. Leave Friday afternoon. Return Sunday. Call Dick Pease, 2171. 2tpd 19, 20 RW Pittsburgh or Charleroi. Leave Friday, 4 p. m. Return Sunday. Call Carl, 10 Jordan Hall. SEEKS COOPERATION Miss Charlotte E. Ray, dean of women, ; 87 0f..1713 -Coeds' • '. urges organization heads to co- • . •ri:• -, • operate with WSGA Junior Serv- ' Volunteer Blood ice Board in filling out defense . • questionnaires. Results will be . Only 87 of the 1713' tegistqed,- . ,, used to suggest new defense acti- coeds,. or. 5 per, cent,--have v,oliT 7 - ), vities and to avoid - duplication. teeiled as . potential i blood donoTs,-.. • 'reported . Margaret":K. , Sher**, . . . .• '_last' . _ ~ 'khe' • • WSGA. "371ce. - f presiderit; ni . ..,, Kappa§ Elect . • Although ..tio'rthviet -Apyot.:oti , •,,; leads . .the list with 19.names, - ..Nit, Newly .elected Kappa Kappa tang Co-op is highest for :lts . ifie '; Gamma president is Ruth J. Moore with 14 out of 19 women:. ,:Teri' '43. Other officers elected include names were offered 43y, Gaiiiiiisi - ,1 Geraldine A. Custer '43, standards Phi Beta, while Other campus on ''. chairman; Jeannette Lose' 43, 43 ' ganizatiuns have shown little - tit* ". corresponding secretary; and Sara no interest so far, continued Mios, L. Miller '43, recording secretary. Sherman. ~ The old saying— Kill Two Birds, With One Stone- is a wise proverb Why-not-listen to this and KILL the stag line with a new spring gown that . can be worn again and again, far into the sum mer? Our dresses are - all of materials and make that are fashion important. -smart Sitop 123 S. Allen St NOW She's the Kind Of a Woman Who Makes a Man Forget! CAGE 11 .> ~.ly? 4..` ) 4 `'6, A ?,1 ,--, ;),.,.. , -.. ek 4—.: . , 411 r ~,,.;- , . •... ~0,.r.,...,,...,,,„..vi :,•1,,.., :,.., .:, ~.„.:,•,,..:::......,„ : ...„,.„,„...,,,...„. - All In BRENDA MARSHALL - - Ittr""' FRIDAY, FEB • , Carr To Talk On Moles "Fingttlirinting Moip6ul.! w 111.• be the topic of Dr: Emmebatt-at : . an open meeting - , spOilibied 4by lota Sigma Pi, national . .wornin's'-.f. chemistry honorary;, to be held in 119 New Physics at 8 .p." : m, tonight. Dr. Cdrr, chemistry department chairman at Mt. Holyoke,. Will cover results of group research project work at. Mt. Holyoke. ' This is the .third in a. series:;of annual Marie Curie lectures. Pie ceding' the lecture the_ speaker will be guest of. Sigma Delta - Sp- 'silon, national women's s,cierlce „: honorary, and lota. ,Sigma Pi :at, dinner. A.- IV AII 1-y.r . A State College. SAT. - •MON. TUES. .' 111
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