3PAGE SIX Solicitors, Section Heads Selected For Campaign (Continued from Page Three) Women’s division chiefs: Edythe Dobnoff ’44, Eu'th M Storer ’44, Kathryn R. Brong ’44, Dorothy J. Jennings ’44, Virginia F. Reilly ’43, Geraldine A. Custer ’43, Janet Herzog ’42, Jeannette Salkin ’42, Ruth M. Steiner ’45, Elizabeth J. Meyers ’45, Mabel E. Satterthwaite ’43,. Doris E. Porter ’44, Harriet M. Sheridan ’43, Mar jorie H. Schultz ’43, Annette M. In- ■ ■ r Ul.n# galdi ’43, Lois M. Gardner ’43, Jos- JOINI L KlCllCy flllll ephine Nash, Grace E. Sammons ■■■ f.ti... r_- A .L ’44, Vivian I. Martin ’45, Martha AIKOIICQC )P66C11 111181 J, Haverstick ’43. John E. Richey ’44 won the Men’s solicitors: first prize of $5O in the, annual Seymour H. Rabinowitz ’45, Al- All-College Extemporaneous bert R. Yackle ’44, Francis X. Ken- Speaking - Contest finals Saturday nedy ’45, Richard H. Adams 44, night. His subject •was, “Are Richard L. Hoff’44, Richard L. Ash Vnll Acrpleva+ed 1 ?” ’42, Donald Cianfarini ’45, Richard ‘ „ F. Pierce-Ruhland ’42, Alfred R. second plaee prize of $25 Jamison ’45, Marlin S. Savidge ’43, went to Francis E Zabkar 44 for Russell L. Jones ’44, Solomon Lu- his speech, “Ours Against Theirs.’ bin’4s, John T. Nolan’4s, Irwin S. Adrian O. Morse, assistant-to Cohen ’45. the president in charge of Resi- Women’s solicitors: dent Instruction; Robert G. Bem- Ruth E. Conrad ’44, Elaine J. reuter, professor of education and Cox ’44, Kathryn T. Clark ’44, psychology; and Anna P. Locklin, Ruth Hannigan ’44, Charlotte E. assistant professor of English lit ifliUer '43, Dorothy E. Sen?. ’43, erature, were judges of the finals. Marion E. Hora ’43, Mary E. Spre cher’43, Reba W. Wough ’43, Allen K. More ’43, Lois A. Remensnyder ’42, Mary E. Poole ’42, Ada Lord ’43„ Mary G. Sallada ’43, Gloria E. Hansel ’42, Elizabeth Sheiholtz ’43, Louis M. Gregory ’43, Dorothy A. Young ’43, Marion H. Hugus ’44, Diana Nowich ’44, Marie E. Weiss ’44, Elizabeth Aaron '44, G. Alice Burwell ’44. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN PSCA Freshmen To Visit Bucknell PSCA Freshmen Council and Freshmen Forum members .will be guests at Bucknell this evening at a supper and panel discussion on “Freshman Orientation. Freshmen students who will make the trip are Robert Abbot, Philip J. Allen, A. Jane Bollinger, Howard W. Carlson, D. Jane Cro mis, George H. Cohen, Ralph J. El lingsen, Lloyd W. Ellson, Harold G. Fay. Others include freshmen Robert A. Fredrickson, Martha Gostrohyi, Grace Gray, Alice J. Herr, Martha A. Horn, Reagan Houston, Norman C. Howells, Horace D. Jackson, Vance C. Kennedy, Catherine L. Miller, Joan K. Miller, John G. Mitchell, Winifred F. Singer, Dor othy A. Stewart, Claire L. Weaver, Barbara R. Wells, R. Chi is tine Yohe, Miriam L. Zartm&n. Alumni Members The Alumni Association includes among its members all students who ever attended Penn State whether they graduated or not and all students who ever attended the Mont Alto Forestry School. Cross-Indexed Files Locate Penn State Graduates A careful record of each alumnus is kept by the Alumni Associ ation in the five files maintained at the Alumni Office. A mas ter file includes the names of 30,000 Penn State grads, Mont Alto Foresters, Two Year Ags, and non-grads in alphabetical ordex*. A Biographical File con tains all the informa tion about the former students’ pre-college and post college days. An Addressograph File contains the post office addresses of each of the 30,000. The list of alumni located in any particular olty can be found in the Geogra phic Card File. 5 or the convenience of class secretaries, a Card File by Classes is also kept. TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1-942 Alumni Carry Nittany Glory In Many Callings In army camps, on athletic fields; in state legislature—and most other callings— Penn State is well represented with mem and women who reflect honor upon the College^ - In the picture on the left are. five former Nittany Lion., athletes and Brigadier General A. R. Emery;-formerly head of the College's ROTC department, at Camp Wheeler, Ga. From left to right are Pvt. Scott Moffatt ’_4l, track arid. basketball star; -Lt/Mark Vmzprit ’4O-,- record-holding captain of the swimniiiig team; Lt. Wade Mori ’4f;'All-America fionor afele mention guard in 19lof Pfc Lou R’itzie ’37, boxing- captain and "Eastern' l’ffh-pourid champ; Brig.-Geri, Emery; ; and-’Gorp/Freddie .Ball, third baseman .on. last year’s’baseball . team. . - \ - . Penn State’s. ’ footbali • Lions amazed - the sports world .with their power last , fall arid were, seriously considered ior a Neiv. fear’s Day “bowl” game. At the, lower, left, Coach Bob Higgins, jubilantly, hugs' Pepper. Petrella and Captain Lenny Krouse after the 31-7 rout of the Pitt Panthers.- At bottom 'right are three generations of Penn State men—Earl E. Hewitt Sr. ’O3, Earl E. Hewitt Jr. ’2B, and Earl E. Hewitt 111 ’??. Hewitt Sr. is president of the Alumni Asso ciation and a member of the state legislature. The model of the Nittany Lion, Penn State’s rnost. revered symbol, provides an appropriate background. " : >4/ M ■'fv- \) r‘
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