PAGE TEN WSGA, WRA Welcome Incoming Students; Freshmen Will Elect Senator June 30 Senate Begins Its 23rd Year Twenty-three years ago wom- an's rules and regulations and iheir enforcement were placed in the hands of the newly formed Women's Student Government As- .ociaticn, commonly known as WSGA . Upon matriculation, all coeds automatically become members. The five WSGA bodies include Senate, House of Representatives, Judicial Committee, Junior Serv ice Board, and Freshman Council. Senate is composed of WSGA president, vice-president, secre tary, trei.surer, town senator, two senators from each class, Judicial Committee chairman, Collegian Women's Editor, and Co-Edition Editor. House of Representatives is composed ot' a representative from each sorority and dormitory. It proposes new legislation acted upon (/,• Senate. Ruling this body is the speaker, WSGA vice-presi dent. Eight coeds compose the Judi cial body. Two meml.S.rs of each So appealing... i 1 HbwHhwiich \ im doffed'swss MINX MODES Sits Manv of you are wonder ing' where vou w..l buy dresses and accessories while at school. Mitchells’ Dress Shoppe answers your question. The minx mode pictured : Dove is just on** example of our latest and finest stylings mmmiw MISS SHOPPE 124 E. College A vs. MARGARET K. SHERMAN '43 WSGA President class are selected in their fresh man year to serve four years. The sub-chairman of Freshman Coun cil automatically becomes a mem ber. The second representative is elected by WSGA Senate. Senate approves the recommen dation of- 15 juniors to serve on Junior Service Board. New leg islation is introduced through this body. To limit the number of extra curricular activities in which a coed may participate, WSGA has appointed Junior Service Board to tabulate activities for a point system. Freshman Council, composed of presidents of hall groups, is pre sided over by the sophomore sen ator. The Council deals with freshman problems and regula tions. With the exception of freshmen senator, all WSGA officers and class Senators were elected in the Spring. Freshman women will nominate their representative June 23 and will hold elections June 30. Senate names the second fresh man senator. Stenate members are Margaret K. Sherman ’43, president; Doro thy K. Brunner ’44, vice-presi dent; Jacqueline S. Ballantyne, '43, secretary; Kathleen M. Os good ’45, treasurer; Janet V. Holmes, senior senator; Dorothy M. Boring and. Ruth M. Storer, junior senators; Patricia M. Die ner, sophomore ■ senator. H. Anne Carruthers, town sen ator; Marjorie L. Sykes ’43, Ju dicial chairman; Louise M. Fuoss ’43, Collegian women’s editor; and Marjorie R. Chambers ’43 and Helen J. Chiappy ’43, Co-Edition editors. Gwens Will Serve As Dorm Guides Members of Owens, sophomore women’s honorary, will greet freshman coeds arriving at McAl lister Hall, Women’s Building, and cooperative dormitories, Saturday and Sunday, Mary Grace Longe necker ’45, Cwen president, an nounced last night. Wearing grey and red jackets, ‘Cwens will be stationed at dormi tory entrances to aid freshmen in finding their rooms and to answer any questions. This has been one of the duties performed by the honorary for several years. Rooms in Nittany Cooperative house are available for interested students. Applications should be made by phone. IT’S UP TO YOU ! ! GET YOUR COLLEGIAN SUBSCRIPTION NOW Rides Wanted RW (2) —Pittsburgh or Newcastle. Leave after 4:30 Friday. Call THE DAILY COLLEGIAN WRA Coordinates Sports Program ‘•Hale Penn State’’ has been adopted as the slogan under which the Women’s Recreation Association will function this Sum mer. The Association is organiz ed to coordinate the many-sided sports program- arranged for co eds. Stressing the importance of physical fitness, the WRA Execu tive Board has planned a full Summer schedule with the inno vation of numerous co-recreation al activities, including tourna ments, bicycle breakfast hikes, and play days. Nine activities clubs are spon sored'’ by the Association. Among them are archery, bridge, bad minton, bowling, golf, outing, swimming, tennis, and dance. A coed may join only two sports clubs but may participate in ac tivities sponsored by all. Officers are elected annually iy club members. WRA officers include Ann Driv as ’43, president; Margaret K. Ramaley ’44, vice-president; Paul ine M. Crossman ’43, secretary; Grace L. Judge ’44, treasurer; Adele J. Levin ’44, club activities chairman; Miss Judge, intramural manager; and F. Doris Stevenson, ’44, publicity chairman. Officers and club presidents compose the WRA Board which plans women’s recreational activi- ties during the year. Officers are nominated by a committee of board members and faculty super visors, and are elected by coeds. The Intramural Board, headed by WRA treasurer and composed of four class managers and repre sentatives from each sorority and dormitory, plans intramural com petition in archery, bridge, bad minton, bowling, golf, swimming, and tennis. Miss Levin announced last night that club presidents have com pleted a club meeting schedule. The Archery Club will meet at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow while the regular meeting night thereafter will be Tuesday at 6:30. Others are bridge, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday; badminton, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday; bowling, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday; golf, 6:30 p. m. Thursday; outing, 6:30 p. m. Thursday; swimming, 7:30 p. m. Thursday; tennis, 7 p. m. Tuesday; and dance, 4 p. m. Monday. Miss Helen J. Swenson, physi cal education instructor, has an nounced new plunge hours for White Hall pool. They are 7:30 to 9 p. m. Monday; 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Tuesday; 7:30 to 9 p. m. Wednesday; 4 to 5 p. m. Thursday; 4 to 5 and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Friday; and 7:30 to 9 p. m. Saturday. ANN DRIVAS '43 WRA President 200 Representatives Ah /I P f base their membership on schol- Attena LcOllierence arship, activities, or special course The annual session of the Middle^ c l 1 - lali£icatior js open to freshman ’Atlanta Region Student Christian iDfilta> freshman wome n’s scholas- Movement Conference began May tic honorary; Cwens, sophomore 31 and will continue until June 7 women’s honorary, with members at Camp Kanesatake, Spruce chosen in their freshman year, and Creek. M. Elizabeth Howe, '42 L£ * oni< ? es - women’s physical edu graduate, is this year’s chairman. ca£lon onorary. Theme of the conference, attended By election or appointment by over 200 representatives of Mid- freshman coeds may become mem die Atlantic colleges, is “What can bers of Home Economics Council, Christian students do for social WSGA Judicial Committee, reconstruction?” Freshman Council, and other Other Penn State representatives!; WSGA groups. 1 f are Miss lone V. Sykes, Westmin-f -Each school of the college has ster Foundation associate and ’ clubs in which Harriet G. Van Riper ’44, andlmterested'' students may partici- Claire L. Weaver ’45. j’pate. - ’ ■ PATERSON HOSIERY SHOP *;■ j v ■ •* * I,'- Dresses and - t. - r-- • ll Wekomjeslhe ic • v - FRESHMAN CLASS f..;. •• ' v, co-fbs V- : • I;.- . ; • i; • 134 E. College Ace. i' ' . y*<-. • - ; ik-. £ Cutting and Shapering of Hair Room 207 Zang Urges Frosh To Join Activities \sith Moderation Although activities to join and honm-aries to work toward are numerous, Miss Ruth H. Zang, as sistant to the dean of women, urges freshman coeds to “take it easy on activities at first. There will be opportunity to join organ izations next semester. With crowded schedules, freshmen should not try to do too much.” Among the activities in which new coeds may participate are WRA activities clubs, PSCA Freshman Forum, freshman de bate, campus politics, College choir, College symphony orches tra, Home Economics Club, and student publications. Dates for tryouts and meetings of these groups will be announced later. Honorary organizations who WELCOME! FRESHMEN CO-EDS Hotel tßeauly Salon 0 vef C orner R oom a Specialty TUESDAY, _ JUNE 2, 1942 Dial 2286
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