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PSCA. Dinner
To Close Year
To herald a new year and to
climax a successful one, the PSCA
annual dinner meeting will be
lield in the Sandwich Shop at
5:45 p. m. Monday, accoi-ding to
Jean E. Hershberger ’42, PSCA
president.
Dr. Louis H. Evans, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church,
.Hollywood, Calif., and Dr. Clar
ence Shedd, professor of Religion
in. Higher Education, Yale Uni
versity, will be guest speakers at
the dinner.
Tickets will be sold for 50 cents
at Student Union and the PSCA
office. Deadline for sales ..and re
servations is noon today.
Executive committee members
are Dorothy L. Shaw '42, general
chairman; Phyllis R. Watkins ’44,
program; Lois C. Lohrke '45, pub
licity; Robert S. MacNabb ’45,
table arrangements; J. Howard
Mendenhall '42 and Clifford M.
Painter ’44, tickets.
Walter N. Shambt(ch '42 will
act as toastmaster and John W.
Dague ’42 will lead community
.singing.
As an aid to freshman orienta
tion, the PSCA will hold a Fresh
man ' Women's Camp at the Col
lege cabins June 6 and 7. Gen
eral chairman of the camp com
mittee is Margaret K. Ramaley
Committees and members are
vecveation, Ann Drivas '43, D. J.
Jennings '44, Joan V. Somers '44,
A- Jene Bollinger '45, and lone H.
; Trovaioli ’45; program, Nancy E.
Gosser ’43, Lucille D. Moyer ’43,
•Phyllis R. Watkins ’44, Mary E.
:Werts ’44, Florinne E. Olson ’45,
■Barbara C. Painter ’45, Doris E.
'Payton ’45, Barbara R. Wells ’45,
and Miriam L. Zartman ’45; in
vitations, Freshmen Grace Gray,
Lois C. Lohrke and Claire L. Wea
ver; other an-angements, Mabel
E. Satterthwaite ’43, Ruth Hanni
jan ’44, M. Virginia Krauss ’44,
and Catherine L. Miller ’45.
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We,Ohe Women
Service Board Is
A ‘Big Girl’ Now
Since WSGA Junior Service
Board, the “baby" of WSGA, was
established as an experiment three
years ago, it has developed from a
precocious infant into an energetic
adolescent.
Started primarily to provide an
activity for coeds possessing latent
ability, the Board is now generally
recognized as one of the most
worthwhile campus groups. Junior
Service Board members are the
ones who do all the little duties so
vital to the smooth functioning of
WSGA.
They are the ones who compile
activities points; they are the coeds
who remember to visit transfers in
downtown dorms; they are the
only women who bother to give a
party for coeds who commute. In
other words, they do all the things
which others always intended to
do but never found‘time for.
Contrary to popular opinion,
WSGA Junior Service Board is not
an honorary. It has no national
affiliations as do Owens and Mor
tar Board. Because of its accom
plishments, because of its prestige,
to be named a member is undoubt
edly an honor.
It is an honor because it indi
cates that the retiring Board arid
WSGA Senate believe the new
members to possess dependability,
thoughfulness, and willingness to
work hard.
Our hope is that this group will
grow and expand until it becomes
as definitely a part of this campus
as the cow barns and Old Main
towpr.
Philotes, independent women’s
organization, will hold its annual
formal banquet at the (Hotel State
College at 6 p. m. .Monday.. Mr.
Paul R. Beall, instructor in public
speaking, will speak.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Coeds Reclaim
Sports Titles
Jimmie Irwin, for eight years
undefeated amateur tennis play
er, and Marty Duffman, badmin
ton champion for three consecu
tive years, were declared All-Col
lege champions in their respective
sports yesterday.
Jimmie captured the tennis title
when she defeated Marty Haver
stick, 6-4, 6-0. Representing WRA
she attended the Mary K. Brown
tennis clinic at Lake Erie College
for Won l ® ll > n Ohio last Summer.
■ For several years Jimmie was
captain of the Junior Tennis team
at the Germantown Cricket Club.
She was active in tennis at Phila
delphia Gii-ls’ High School, Tay
lor Business School in Philadel
phia, and West Chester State
Teacher’s College.
Marty upheld her 'badminton
title lor . the third consecutive year
as she defeated Polly Rugh, 11-4,
14-10.
Announcement of new plunge
hours for the White Hall pool was
made yesterday by Miss Helen J.
Swenson, instructor . in physical
education. All coeds are urged
to use the pool Monday, 4-5 p. m.
and 7:30-9 p. m.; Tuesday, 4-5 p.
m.; Wednesday, 4-5 p. m. tjnd
7:30-9 p. m.; Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
(open to the Swimming Club);
Friday, 4-5 p. iri. and 7:30-9 p. m.;
or Saturday, 2-3 p. m. and 7:30-9
p. m.
Panhel Will Install
At Coffee Hour
In an effort to eliminate unne
cessary expenses, Panbellenic
Council will install-new officers at
a coffee hour in the southeast
lounge, Atherton Hall, from 6:45
to 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, Ruth V.
Billingston ’43, committee chair
man, announced yesterday.
The Council will elect four offi
cers and an alumnae advisor at the
regular meeting at the Phi Mu
house at 7 p. m. Tuesday. All
present and newly delegated mem
bers are urged to attend by Frances
E. Haley ’43, Council president. Re
port of the rushing code committee
will be offered for Panhellenic’s
approval.
Coffee hour committee members
aiding Miss Billington are Juniors
Dorothy C. Ellis and Emily L.
Funk.
Pi Kappa Alpha will entertain
Zeta Tau Alpha at a picnic at
Whipple’s Dam Sunday.
Rides Wanted
RW—Philadelphia; leave Friday
afternoon, 4p. m. Return Sun
day afternoon. Call Brown, 3422.
2tpd 23,24 W
RW—Pittsburgh or Tarentum;
leave Friday noon. Call Schadel,
2316. 2tpd 23,24 D
PW To Phila. L. Fri. afternoon.
Ret. Sun. Call Marty, 439.
RW—To Phila. L. Fri afternoon.
C. 2461. Sederholm.
RW—Phila., Easton or N.Y.C,
Thursday or Friday, April 30 and
May 1. Call 212 Women’s Build
ing. 2tch 27 B
PW—Phila., leave today 4 p. m.
Return Sunday afternoon. Call
Brown. 3422. 2tpd-248
PW—Yoi'k and vicinity. L. Sat. at
12. Call Harry, 3287.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
PERSON who took typewriter
from Grange, Sunday, January
25 is known. No charges if return
ed to Student by April 29.
| FURNISHED, student, modern
i apartment; four rooms and bath,
i Electric stove and refrigeration.
1 Entire second floor. Call 4042.
J 3tpd 23,24,25JM
| PERSON who took typewriter
1 from Grange, January 25 is
| known. Call 211 Grange by April
i 29, or vour name will be disclosed.
.1 3tch 23,24,?55R
Powell, Cooper Named
Organization Heads
Following a party given by re
tiring members of WSGA Junior
Service Board yesterday, new
members elected Mary Jo Pow
ell ’44 as chairman and Barbara
J. Cooper ’44, secretary, for the
coming year.
Miss'Nina M. Bentley,'faculty
advisor, and R. Helen Gordon ’42,
senior advisor, were presented
with gifts from the Board.
In the past year the WSGA ser
vice organization has gathered
material on defense projects of
all women’s organizations, assum
ed regulation and enforcement of
the point system, and sponsored
social service projects. Transfer
orientation, teas for transfers and
second semester freshman coeds,
and WSGA committee "work.have
also been a part of their program.
Plans for the coming year in
clude transfer orientation, contin
uation of the point system, and
additional social service projects
for the College.
Established in 1939 by WSGA
Senate to aid in WSGA projects,
M. Jane Dalton ’4l was its first
chairman, followed by Roberta J.
Kelly ’42 who left school and was
succeeded by E. Louise Hack ’42.
Naftalig A. ,'Siebert ’43 has. been
chairman for the past year, and
Gladys E. Fitting ’43 was chosen
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FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1942
Co-ops Set Dates
For House Parties
Dates have been set and parties
are being planned by Nittany and
Allen Street Co-ops for house en
tertainment. ,
Nittany Co-op will honor its
graduating seniors at, a semi-for
mal vie dance at the co-op at 6:30
tonight; announced" Harold
P. Marsh ’44 and R. Jane Bell ’45,
co-chairmen.
Guests of honor include Seniors-
Fenwick P. Brown, Wanda M.
Churchill, Melba E. Dixon, Jay
R. Duppstadt, Carlyle S. Herrick,
Betty A. Mickey, Joseph D. Spin
elli, Benjamin H. Stahl, Ernest B.
Thompson, Harold V. Walton, and
Sallie L. Witter. ... , ’
1 Allien Street Co-op will hold a
dinner and.party tonight .in honor
or graduating seniors. f
Committee in charge of refresh
ments and entertainment includes
Roberta B. 'Nicholls. ’45, chairman,
Doris J. Hartung '42, and Willard
T. McAllister '42. . i
Ray H. Wilson '43 and Doris" F.
Porter ’44, co-presidents, announ
ced yesterday-that there is a num
ber of vacancies for men and wo
men students for both Sununer
and Fall semesters.
to replace her when Miss Siebert
went practice teaching.
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