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Scholastic, Education Groups
Initiate 63. Women Pledges
lota Sigma Pi
Will Initiate 3
A total of 63 women was- in
itiated into Alpha Lambda Delta,
freshman women's scholastic hon
orary, and Pi Lambda Theta, wo
men’s education honorary, last
night, with annual banquets fol
lowing each. lota Sigma Pi, wo
men’s chemistry honorary, will
initiate three at 5:30 p. m. tomor
row.
Twenty-seven became active
members of Alpha Lambjrla Delta
in east lounges of Atherton Hall.
Seniors honored for having high
All-College averages during their
.four vee.irs were Julia A. Adams,
Mary Betty Anderson, Jean Bab
cock, Mary A. Galletti, Gloria E.
Hansel, Marie E. Lelim, Barbara
J. McMahon, and Betty M. Matrtin.
Others were Alice M. Murray,
Lois E. Notovitz, Irene M. Paul,
Ruth J. Plessett, Jane M. Roush,
Marian E. Sperling, and Mildred
M. Taylor. Miss Babcock was
presented with- a book, “Master
pieces of World Art,” in recogni
tion of distinguished scholarship.
Pi Lambda Theta initiated 36
and entertained 54 members. Of
ficers elected at the banquet were
Seniors L. Jeanne Kaiser, presi
dent; Jean F. Fisher, vice-presi
dent; Martha N. Albert, record
keeper; Elizabeth V. Paine, trea
surer; Mary F. Gregory, corres
ponding secretary; and Louise M.
Gregory, member-at-large.
A gift of appreciation was' pre
sented to Miss Mabel E. Kirk, ad
visor, and a golden gavel was
awarded to R. Helen Gordon ’42,
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Dorm Supervisor
Asks ‘Evacuation’
Because of the necessity to
houseclean dormitories in nine
days this Spring, coeds are asked
to clear rooms completely over
the vacation from May 9 to May
18, Miss Emma F. Richardson,
dormitory supervisor, announced
yesterday.
Personal belongings should be
packed in trunks, suitcases, and
boxes, and placed in trunk and
storage rooms which will be lock
ed. Miss Richardson suggested
that parents visiting this weekend
take home as much luggage as
possible. Discarded clothing
should be. given to town charity
organizations.
Edith B. Bernstein ’44 has been
added to the list of Alpha Epsilon
Phi initiates published recently.
outgoing president.
lota Sigma Pi, women’s chemis
try honorary, will hold initiation
and install new officers at 5:30
p. m. tomorrow. “Opportunities
for Women in Science” will be
discussed after the initiation ban
quet by Dr. Dorothy Weeks, pro
fessor of physics at Wilson Col
lege.
Initiates include Evelyn M.
Chostner, graduate student; Mrs.
Neal D. Lawson and Dr. Weeks,
while new officers are Mrs.
Thomas Oakwood, president; Miss
Mary L. Willard, associate profes
sor of chemistry, vice president;
Jeanne E. Ruess ’43, secretary
treasurer; and Elizabeth J. Billet
’43, cox-responding seci-etax-y.
Official
Jewelry
OFFICE
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In Charles Fellow Shop
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Ath West Carries
Winning Streak
From Last Season
Last year’s inti-amui-al softball
champ, Ath West, continued their
winning streak by defeating Kap
pa Delta, 31-3, on Holmes Field
yesterday afternoon. Alpha Omi
cron Pi trounced Phi Mu, 13-5.
Mildred Cookerly made 2 homei’s
for Ath West, while Betty Wiley,
Audrey Dice, Sally Hostettcr, and
Marce Stringer each brought in 1.
Marge Geer made 1 homer for
Kappa Delta. Ann Drivas and
Georgeanna Holt were responsible
for 1 homer each for AOPi and
Phi Mu.
Tn a walk-aw.ay for Ath East,
Zeta Tau Alpha was overwhelmed
by a 34-18 score. Heavy sluggers
were Marty Duffman, Helen
Hooper, and Marty Haverstick for
Ath East, and Bea Baumunk and_
Connie Reddig for Zeta. Kappa"
Alpha Theta, trounced Alpha Chi
Omega, 20-11, with Jimmie Irwin,
Theta, making the only homer.
AOPi will meet Kappa Delta,
and Theta’s will play Zeta’s at 4
p. m. today. Quarter finals will
begin at 6:30 with a game between
Ath West and Ath East*
Opening the consolation tourna
ment yesterday, Delta Gamma was
victorious over Gamma Phi Beta,
29-20, and Chi Omega defeated
Kappa Kappa Gamma, 14-4. In
this tourney Alpha Chi’s will meet
Phi Mu at 4 p. m. today. Teams de
feated twice in the intx-amural
tournament are automatically
placed on this list.
Eight Fraternities
Suffer $2OB Loss
(Continued trom Page One)
according to Joseph W. Hakowell
’43, president.
Only two second floor rooms
were entered at Acacia. Edward
F, Price ’44 losing $l7 was hit
hardest by the thief. Robert J.
Thorpe ’43 in making the report to
the Collegian stated that he be
lieved the robbei-y took place be
tween 4 and 7 a. m.
At the Sigma Chi house $2B was
taken from second floor rooms
sometime after 3:30 a. m. Edward
R. Clauss ’43 lost the .greatest
amount, $B. President George B.
Schroyer Jr. ’43 made the report.
Only the Chi Phi looting had
been reported to authorities when
Collegian contacted the houses.
Captain William V. Dennis, cam
pus patrol head stated last night
that he had received no official re
port of the robbery at Sigma Chi,
a campus house.
The presidents of b th Acacia
and AGR as well as representa
tives of the other houses called
stated that as yet they had made
no reports of the robberies to bor
ough officials.
Frazier Hall will give a party
and dance from 8 p. m. to mid
night tomorrow for the benefit of
the WSSF. Chairman is Aida L.
Judson ’44, and refreshment com
mittee includes Marjorie A. Ma
gargel ’44 ' and M. Lucinda
O’Boyle ’44. V
Rides Wanted
HW—l, 2,3, or 4 to Eastern Mass
achusetts, May 9. Call 852.
Ask for C. H. Allen. 2tpd 16, 17 R.
PW—Clarion, Franklin, Meade-
ville. Leave Friday, 2:30 p. m.
Return Sunday. Call Herman,
4693.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
ATTENTION all scouts, scoutei's
of the Bucktail Council (present
and former members'. Please call
Bill Files at 2191 before Friday.
2tpd 15, 16, M.
APARTMENT for rent—Three
furnished rooms, private bath,
available at once. Also rooms for
weekends. Call 2887.
FOUND—Man’s Elgin wrist watch
opposite Carnegie Hall. Call
IWA To Amend Constitution
Pending SW Board Approval
Taylor 42 Given Sororities Will List
Ex-officio Seat Defense Projects
To tie together loose ends of pj e te account of sorority defense
their administration, IWA Coun- work) Miss Charlotte E. Ray, dean
cil unanimously at last 0 f women, has issued letters to
night’s meeting to present the first sorority presidents, as Greeks
amendment to its constitution, celebrate the 20th anniversary of
reading, “The representative of campus organization,
independent women on All-Col- Ask ed to enumerate all defense
lege Cabinet shall be an ex-officio projects and individual savings,
member of IWA Council,” to Stu- organization heads will also speci
dbnt Welfare Board for approval, jy one 0 r more services that wo-
The amendment was added so men ’ s fraternities should render
'that the delegate representing, in- the Co llege in the next five years,
dependent women, now Muriel S. Miss Ray Ul . ge d coed groups to
Taylor ’43, would have more di- se nd replies to Frances E. Haley
rect contact with their problems > 43> p an hellenic Council presi
when she voices them at WSGA dent, by April 16.
Senate, House of Representatives, ’
and All-College Cabinet meetings. ~ .
Thus, IWA will act ats a medium -M-ISS Aailg JiilltertainS
■between independent women stu
dents and their representative.
. Cooperating with Penn State freshman dormitoVy hostesses at
Club, the Council will direct wo- a coffee hour in McAllister Hall
men’s part in the newly organized Monday. Guests were Mrs. Nelia
dating bureau. Two sets of cards M. Cressman, McCormick Dormi
will be issued for personal infor- tory; Miss Helen E. Hills, Pines;
mation and kept on file for use by Miss Dorothy Lesh, Nittany Co
men’s and women’s committees op; and A. Kathryn Pontzer,
separately. graduate student, and Barbara E.
Coeds fond of dancing and Whitbred 43, McAllister Hall,
learning new steps are Invited by ....
Penn State Club to attend short for their use in 305 Old Main,
get-togethers during the week. Copies of the constitution will be
Penn State Club is also extending presented to representatives for
an invitation to all women for a dormitory use at the next meet
hay ride picnic Sunday, April 26. ing, when nominations for next
Coeds may contact dormitory rep- semester’s officers will take place,
resentatives for further informa- Independent women interested
tion. in playing softball for Ath East
Dating bureau committee in- or West until IWA is officially en-r
eludes Hazel E‘. Gassmamn ’43, tered in intramurals should con-
Marjorie A. Magargel ’44, and tact Mary E. Poole ’42, IWA
Marie L. Lesh ’45. manager, in 307 Atherton Hall.
Independent women are urged Parents and friends of indepen
by Sylvia P. Schmidle ’42, IWA dent women are invited to Grange
head, to donate old examinations Dormitory’s tea and open house
and bluebooks~to be kept on file between 4 and 5 p. m. Saturday.
BOALSBURG AUTO BUS
For Mother’s Day Weekend, Friday and
April 17 and 18, busses will meet Westbound trains at
12:30 P. M., 3:49 P- M., 7:20 P. M.
To Meet Eastbound Trains Sunday, April 19
Make Reservations At State College
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In an effort to secure a com-
Miss Ruth H. Zang, assistant to
the dean of wpmen, entfertained
NOTICE
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April 17, 18 8:30 p. m.
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Saturday^