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Women Prove Ru gk Taylor Will Vie in Elections
Money Makers To Re P resent Independent Coeds
Penn state coeds are smart p nl y N°n-Greek s Club To Sponsor
operators, and there’s more than jyi a y Cast Ballots r
875,000 to prove it! All-College Hike I
Miss Betty Bell, former assist- M. Pauline Rugh ’43 and Muriel D
ant to the dean of women, com- S. Taylor ’43 were chosen as can- WRA Outing Club will sponsor
piled a survey wnich showed that didates for representing independ- an All-College hike to Mt. Nittany
coeds were rei',l money-makers ent women on All-College Cabinet this a ft ernoo n. The club invites
last summer and that en masse by WSGA senior elections com- . -■ .
„ ... ... all coeds and men to leave from
they raked in $75,742. mittee last night. .
The average coed pulled in $llO They will be voted upon in next back ol Old Main at 2p. m. The
profit from waiting tables, gen- week’s All-College elections. A group will return at 5 o’clock,
eral sales work, counseling, and list of independent coeds will be Future hikes will be planned
punching a typewriter for three kept at the polls and names check- . f sufficient interest is sho wn,
months. Only 13 per cent of the ed as women vote to insure voting „
potential career women had posi- only by independents. stated Margaret K. Ramaley 44,
tions lucrative enough to make The nominating committee made president
ovter $2OO. the choices with the permission
Of the 96 per cent of women re- of IWA and Philotes, independent
porting, 52 per cent worked for women’s organizations. No inde
pay, while 15 per cent stayed to pendent women’s mass meeting
catch up on extra credits at sum-.' for floor nominations wrs held
mer school. A high number saw since election dates were too near,
the world and spent the day The winner will work through
swimming, and the nights dancing. WSGA House of Representatives
Just to show that r. college edu- and Freshman Council since both
cation does not cramp a house- have independent representation,
wife’s style, 71 per cent, or 949 She will also serve on All-College
women, helped out with house- Cabinet and as an ex-officio mem
work at home during the summer, ber of WSGA Senate. Panhellen-
Miss Bell’s report shows that ic President Frances E. Haley ’43
coeds began premature volunteer- will represent sororities on Sen
ing for defense work with 6 per ate in an ex-officio capacity.
cent pitching in to help Uncle
'Sam. Another 24 per cent assist- Phi Mu held its pledge dance
ed in church and club functioning, at the Nittdny Lion Inn last night.
Counseling and waitressing re- Music was provided by the Nit
cruited 226 . women into their tany Nine,
ranks, as high-pressure sales wo
men and stenographers fell behind
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Coeds To Discuss
Nursing With Dean
Graduating senior women, in
terested in entering the nursing ed
ucation field, 'may interview Mrs.
Ruth Perkins Kuehn, dean of the
School of Nursing at Pittsburgh
University, in 3 White Hall from
1:10 to 3 p. m. Wednesday.
Under federal- . subventions,
grants-in-aid will be provided for
study at Yale School of Nursing,
Western Reserve School of Nurs
ing, and University of Pittsburgh
School of Nursing.
Coeds interested in this program
may discuss it with Mrs. Kuehn.
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We, Dhe Women
Here’s Yotir Chance —
Don’t Miss It
At long last independent women badminton
have been given a representative ed last _ night .with final scores ofe
voice in student government. For J 10 0 in eac ‘
years they have clamored for it Kappa team 3 trounced Alpha
And for years they have permitted Chi team 2 with Elaine Merrill
Philotes, with only 50 members, to and Helen Neubert playing for
represent them
The newer independent women’s and Ruth Kauffmann for Aipha
group, IWA, has opened its arms to Chi.
all independent coeds and has sue- Jimmy Irwin and Joan Hefzer,
ceeded in having its constitution Theta team 2 players, beat-Kapp'a
approved by All-College Cabinet. Deltas Skip Scrivanich and Esther
But as yet its membership is not Lloyd.
great enough to warrant Cabinet „ , . , „ . _ ... ,
6 . .? Zeta te£*n 1, Connie Reddig and
le Unt S i e i n iWA strengthens its mem- ’ Tune Conrad, won'from Phi' Mu
bership, a coed will represent in- team 1, Mary Archer and. Bea
dependent women on All-College whlte -
Cabinet and'on WSGA Senate as Ruth Saylor and Jean Wissing
an ex-officio member. She will er, Chi ,0 team 1, beat Florence
be elected by independent women Rothman and Blanche Deger, "Ath'
in All-College elections next week. East team 2 players.
Lists of all independent women . ' ' -
will be on hand at elections, and r~ „ T
coeds’ names will be checked off CLASSIFIED SECTION .
as they vote. Failure to vote on „ .■■
the part of independent women FQR rent Two furnished
may indicate to student govern- rooms an d bath in Orlando
ment organizations that indepen- tments T * o 0 r three per-/
dents .have no desire for vepresen- desired CaU . ask : for ,
t ... Lidiard. 2tpd 21, 24 S.
This is an excellent opportunity / .
for them to show interest in such .... - ... ,
representation, and it is our hope NOTICE Will student who ,?awr
that they will not overlook such auto collision at Centre Hall,
an opportunity by failing to appear February 17, please, contact Harry
at the polls. —K.M.P. Cummings, Centre Hall R. D* 1.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1942
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