PAGE FOUE, Dormitories Supplement Senate Nominations Prexies To Serve In WSGA House Having added nominees to the list suggested by WSGA Senate, four Atherton Hall units and Grange Dormitory will elect offi cers at house meetings tomorrow night. Presidents will automati cally become members of WSGA House of Representatives. Presidential• nominees include: Atherton Hall, northwest unit— Marjorie M. Lovejoy '43, Sylvia R. Meiner '43, Sarah E. Paxton '43, Florence I. Jaffy '44, and Mary Louise Keith '44: northeast unit— Geraldine A. Custer '43, G. Alice Burwell '44, and Dorothy G. Cly mer '44. Southeast unit Evelyn J. iMages '43, Sally W. Piollet '44, and [Elizabeth Senft '44; southwest unit —Nancy M. Zartman '43; Grange Dormitory—Hazel E. Gassmani '43, Christine R. Grant '43, Shirley E. Fletcher '44, and Eleanor M. [Freedman '44. Sbuthwest unit Atherton Hall nominated 'Margaret M. Lams '43, Kathryn M. Hibbard '45, and Kathryn M. Simone '45. Nominees for secretary-treasur er: Atherton Hall, northwest unit —Lois M. Gardener '43, Grace M. Nesbitt '43, Winifred E. Spahr '44, and Barbara C. Painter '45; north east unit—Gertrude E. Lundbom '43, and A. Jane Minnich '44; southwest unit—Helen E. Huston '44; Grange Dormitory—Helen D. McKee '44, and R. Christine Yohe '45; southeast Atherton Hall—G. Naomi Billen '43, Mary V. Devling '43, and A. Martha Horn '45, sec retary; Judith F. Klenert '44, Lu cille D. Weinstein '44, and Barbara P. Wells '45, treasurer. Social chairman candidates: Atherton Hall, northwest unit— Esther M. Hall '43, Margaret M. Rizza '43, Ruth E. Stamm '43, and Helen M. Schmelz '44; northeast unit—Julia H. McFarland '45; southeast—Eloner Cloud '44, Zelda Miller '44, and Laßue J. Cassey '45; southwest—Helen P. Lann '45, and Joan E. Piollet '45; Grange Dormitory—Barbara E. Whitbred '43. Nominees for fire chief and air raid warden: Atherton Hall, north west unit—Martha Reichley '43, !Muriel S. Taylor '43, Nancy J. !['rick '44, and Mary E. Wertz '44. northeast unit—Frnaces M. Angle '44, and Frances E. Burke '44; southeast unit—=Margaret M. Kil gore '43, and Audrey M. Best '44; southwest unit—Mary E. Kuder '44, and Mary E. Thompson '45; Grange Dormitory—Margaret K. Ramaley '44. Grange Dormitory nominated Georgeanna M. Holt '45 and Jean K. Runk '45 for intramural man ager. Two Squ Bart Dormitory Elects ill. rels Bart Dormitory held elections recently. New officers are Irene J. Uhrik '44, president; June Invade Class • R. White '45, vice-president; Elea- A new chemical formula for nor L. Vollmer '44, secretary producing squirrels resulted from treasurer; Bernadette L. Kohler an experiment in Chemistry 52 '44, I.W.A. representative; Con class recently,, as two of the ro- stance M. Halberstadt '45, fire dents, in keeping with Penn chief; Geraldine M. Hackett '44, • State's "Hello" spirit, turned air raid warden. tricks before a startled group of students and instructors. four instructors carrying impro- When Freshmen Velma Braun vised traps of coats, water con and Louise Brown mixed sodium tainers, and boxes. acetate and sodium lime together, Living in the rafters of the old expecting to get methane gas, building, it seems that the ani they were amazed to find two ,orals jumped onto the table at just squirrels where there should have the crucial moment. Evading been gas. their pursuers, they are still liv- Among the amused spectators ing "somewhere" in Textile Chem was Miss Lillian L. Arent, labor atory instructor. Her amusement did not last long, however, as one of the squirrels, attracted by her bright red smock, made a flying leap to her shoulder. Not to be outdone lly his furry companion, the other squirrel fol lowed suit, and the two of them, leaping over the Textile Chemis 'try Laboratory, were clused by. Journalism Honorary To Give Coffee Hour Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalism honorary, will hold a coffee hour at the Alpha Chi Omega suite from 6:45 to 7:45 p. in. Tuesday. Invitations are. be ing sent to six junior women ma joring in journalism. Committees have been named fot the Matrix Dinner which is held annually in honor of B - WOC's. The dinner will take place at' the Nittany Lion Inn in October. Committee members include Seniors Emily L. Funk, general chairman; Jean A. Kelly, invi tations; Ruth E. Morrow, food; and Edith L. Smith, cleanup. We Jhe Women Bicycles Plentiful-,--- Space Is. Lacking We would go on bicycle hikes if we had bicycles. We would have bicycles if we had convenient places to keep them. We would have such places if present facilities would be utiliz ed. Why can't coeds rooming in spacious dormitories keep bicycles there? For recreation during the Sum mer semester, numerous coeds re turned with the intention of hav ing bicycles handy when oppor tunities for outdoor exercise arose, Freshman women will ar rive next week prepared to ride "two-wheelers" on a campus said to be perfectly adapted for that sport. Instead of finding necessary parking spaces coeds will view "No Trespassing" signs which ex plain that bicycles shall be Itored off campus. Basements of Atherton Hall, Grange Dormitory, McAllister Hall, and Women's Building are in a large part availaOle for stor age. With bicycle racks placed in the unused parts of these build ings, there would be ample room. Cellars open for such storage pri or to the Summer semester are still open, but remain unused: We are invited to go on several hour co-recreation bicycle hikes by WRA. We are •urged to get outdoor ex ercise by health authorities. We would insure usage of bi cycle parking lots, if dormitory authorities would assure us of those places. UNITED STATES WAR 11 OaD STAMPS O IM THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Sandbags, Guns Will Aid Setting At Draftee Drag Sandbags and guns will add at mosphere to Draftee Drag, this semester's dance given by Mor tdr Board, senior women's honor ary, from 9 p. •m. to ' midnight Saturday, July 18. Location of the darice has not yet been decided, according to Lila A. Whoolery '43, general chairman. The Campus Owls will play. All proceeds will go towri•d scholarships for women in the College. Traditionally, coeds will ask men to the dance. This is the fourth year of Mor tar Board sponsored dances. For merly called Spinster . Skip, it has been given in November when Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae, characters in Al Capp's comic strip, had their annual manhunt, Sadie Haw kins Day. Colleges all . over the country have used this theme in dances and have set aside whole days to celebrate . the mythical event, Committees for the dance in clude decorations and publicity— Louise M. Fuoss '43 and Patricia Mac Kinney '43, co-chairmen, Emily L. Funk '43, Ruth L. Kies ling '43, Rosalind M. Nelson '43, Kathryn M. Popp '43, Mildred B. Schmidt '43, Marion C. Dougher ty '44, Marjorie E. Sietsprt '44, Shirley J. Tetley '44, Virginia K. .Tross '44, and Lucille D. Wein stein '44; band—Marjorie L. Sykes '43; tickets and checking—Jacque line Shafer Ballantyne '43, Miss Popp, and Senior Sponsors; invi tation-s—Margaret K. Sherman '43. Co-op To Have Party Nittany co-op will hold a party from 8 p. , m. until 1 a. m. Friday. Mary H. Steele '44 and James R. Ziegler '43, social co-chairmen, are in charge of plans. Several new members have recently been. ad mitted to the house, but some va cancies remain, according to Ma bel E. . Satterthwaite, women's president. • • Rides Wanted • RW (2)—Pittsburgh or NeWcastle. Leave after 4:30 Friday. Call Sam Byers, 4923. 4tpd 2,3, 4, 5 !RW To Rochester, N. Y., or vi cinity. Leave anytime .this weekend. Return Sunday. Call Cal, 4662. 2 tpS It's ". U • To :YOU!! Subscribe NOW To The-',Bigge.7l,- -J. H. M And Better. Daily Collegia.4.:-... STUDENT UNION $3.25 FOR SUMMER AND FALL SEMESTERS $1.75 FOR SUMMER SEMESTER Use the New Deferment Plan Defer . SL7S to Your Fall Semester Fees . and Pay Only - $1.50 Down for a Two Semester Subscription PANHEL PREXY Pauline E. Keller '43, Council president, -an nounced the Panhellenic Rushing Committee for the Summer semes ter at a meeting last night. * yr * Keller Names Rushing Heads Pauline E. Keller '43, Panhel lenic president, announced Coun cil's Rushing Committee, who will assist Beatrice White '44, newly elected vice-president, at a meet ing last night. 'Ada Lord '43, eligibility chair man, and Louise W. Henry '44 will serve in the capacity of an advis ory committee to Panhellenic members who have questions and problems on the code. Miss White, committeq„ chair man, takes her position according to the sorority rotating.system and will automatically 'become Panhel lenic president next year. Council members. were asked to continue sales of Red Cross bene fit chances on paintings to be raf fled off July 4. PriKes, an oil painting valued at $l5O, and a water 'coloring worth $75, are works of local . artists, according to Miss Keller. Chances sell for 25 cents. . Panhellenic's annual publica tion, for freshmen, the Panhellenic Handbook, will be ready within the next week, Lila A. Whoolery '43, Handbook editor, announced. From ignorance our comfort flows. The only wretched are the wise.—Matthew Prior. COLLEGIAN OFFICE Bridge Club Opens Season "If enough coeds show ,interest in improving their bridge tech nique, the WRA Bridge Club will secure an adult instructor to meet regularly with the club( at 6:30 p. m. every Wednesday," announced Elizabeth J. McKinley '45, presi dent. A reorganization meeting .will be held in the WRA Room White HEll, at 6:30 tonight. The club is open to beginners as well as ex pert players. Election of a vice president, secretary, and treasurer will be held in the near future. Initial semester meeting of the Badnriinton Club will be held in White Hall lounge at 7 p. m. to night. Club membership , is open to all coeds. Attendance at three successive meetings is the only membership requirement, stated Martha Duffman '43, president.,~ An honorary badminton club - is held in conjunction with the regu lar. club. To become a membpr a coed mist - pass certain: entrance tests.. . The 'Bowling-Club : will' also meet in White' Hall' tonight 'at :7 p. m. A practice period will be held..at 6:30 p. m. in the Whiie Hall alleys. Counselors Plan Camp Discussions PSOA freshman counselors will consider six phases of Penn - State life and their relation to freshman women when the freshman wom en's camp . committee meets Room 304 Old Main at 4:10 p. m. today. Discussion of health, ex- tra-curricular activities, dating, sororities, studies, and student faculty relations will prepare the committee to helpnew coeds solve these problems during the camp weekend, according Agnes Highsmith, PSCA associate secre:. taffy. . The committee will base discni sion on Randall's ' , How To Make Good in College," and Hartsorne's "Transition from High School to College." CLASSIFIED .SECTION LOST Slide rule, in 1;toorn }Pond Lab. on Monday afternoon. Initials on case—S.S.C. - Reward. Call Stan, 4927. STUDENT SOLICITORS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1942
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