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Home Ec To Offer
Special Courses
For Summer Term
Two "refresher" courses, in
food preservation and in nutri
tion, are being offered by the
Biome economics department dur
ing the Summer semester.
From June 22-26, Miss Edith V.
Harding, assistant professor of
Dome economics, will teach Food
Preservation in War Time, from
)0 a. m. to 12 noon and from 1 to
3p. in. daily. A 50-cent registra
tion fee will be charged for this
non-credit course open to women
with bachelor of science degrees
in home economics.
Miss Ina 'Padgett, associate pro
fessor of home economics, will
leach a nutrition course from
August 10 to 14. Further infor
mation may be obtained from
Miss Laura V. Drummond, direc
tor and professor of home econ
omics.
Miss Bernice Mallory, from the
Federal . Education Office,. will
teach Home Economics 510 V, the
,Supervision of Home Economics
Teaching, during Inter-session,
:from June 8 to 26. During the
summer session, Miss Mary Ma
son, assistant professor of home
economics, from Texas State Col
lege for Women, will offer Home
Economics 470, Housing the Fam
ily, and Home Economics 442,
Resident Experience in Home
:Management in Benedict Practice
House.
Miss Catherine Doerr will be
in charge.of Home Economics .472,
Clothing Conservation, during
Summer session; and Miss Pearl
Horning, Plattsburg State Teach
ers College instructor in house
hold economics, will teach Home
Dkonomics 442, Resident Exper
ience in Home Management in
Hillcrest Practice House.
PSCA Camp Opens
Frosh Orientation
Freshman women's orientation
will officially begin when new stu
dents register for the PSCA fresh-
Irian camp in 304 Old Main from
9. to 4:30 p. m. today, according to
Agnes Highsmith,' PSCA associate
secretary.
The group will leave for (the
iPSCA cabin at 4:30 p. m. Tonight's
„program will begin with a skit,
"Penn State Forever—Then and
Now." Jean E. Hershberger '43,
;Phyllis R. Watkins '44, and Miriam
Zartman '45 are in charge. Miss
ituth H. Zang, assistant to the dean
of women, will discuss college life
adjustment.
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"The Quizz Kids"
Grange, Atherton Units Elect
26 Summer, Fall Officers
New Presidents
Join WSGA House
New presidents Eleanor M.
Freedman '44, Marion A: Owen'
'43, Nancy M. Zartman '43, Geral
dine A. Custer '43, and Mary
Louise Keith '44 will assume the
leadership of Grange Dormitory
and Atherton Hall activities for
Summer and Fait semesters, an
nounced Dorothy K. Brunner '44,
WSGIA vice-president, after dor
mitory elections last night.
Grange officers include Miss
Freedman, president; Hazel E.
'Gassmann '43, vice-president;
Helen D. McKee '44, secretary
treasurer; Margaret K. Ramaley
'44, fire air raid warden; and Bar
bara E. •Whitbred '43, - social
chairman.
Elected in southeast Atherton
were Miss Owen, president; Eve
lyn J. Mages '43, vice-president;
Mary. V. Devling, secretary; Bar
bara R. Wells '45, treasurer; Mar
garet M. Kilgore '43, fire air raid
warden; and Eloner Cloud '44,
social chairman.
Directing southwest Atherton
will
. be Miss Zartman, president;
Margaret M. Lams '43, vice-presi
dent; Helen E. Huston '44, secre
tary-treasurer; Mary E. Kuder '44,
fire air raid warden; and Mary K.
Hess '45, -social chairman.
Northeast Atherton elected
Miss Custer, president; G. Alice
Burwell '44, vice-president; A.
Jane riVlinnich '44, secretary-treas
urer; Frances M. Angle '44, fire
air raid warden; and Julia H. Mc-
Farland '45, social chairman.
Northwest Atherton officers in
clude Miss Keith, pi'esident; Mar
jorie M. Lovejoy '43, vice-presi
dent; C. Grace Goodland '45, sec
retary-treasurer; - Muriel S. Tay
lor '43, fire air raid warden; and
Helen M. Schmelz '44, social chair
man.•
WRA Offers
`Pool To Cool'
"Keep Cool in the Pool" will be
the Summer.theme of WRA Swim
ming Club, according to Dora E.
•Colver '44, acting president. At a
meeting last evening, Ellen E.
Sherk '44 was appointed tempor
ary vice-president, and Doris E.
Porter '44 will investigate trans
portation to Whipple's .Dam.
Until July 1 weekly meetings of
the Swimming Club will be held
at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday instead
of Thursday.
plans for 'a WRA freshman
cabin party at the WRA Cabin fol
lowing the Sports Rally Saturday,
June 13 are being made by WRA
Executive Board. 'Margaret K.
Ramaley, WRA vice-president, is
in charge.
At the Freshman Sports Rally,
WSGA officers and WR'A Board
will be introduced to freshman co
eds. Following movies by the
Dance Club, skits by activities
clubs and intramural groups will
be given in booths outside White
Hall. While refreShments are be
ing served, freshmen will be able
to sign up for clubs. Adele J.
Lexiin '44 is in charge of the rally,
and Miss Ramaley is refreshment
committee chairman.
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THE DAILY. COLLEGIAN
We, she Women
How About More
WSGA Petitions?
Prior to last year, freshman co
eds who wished to participate in
WSGA activities or serve on com
mittees had to wait for the pow
ers, namely WSGA Senate, to go
through the rostrum and choose
participants at random.
With the inauguration of a peti
tion system, each new student was
able to list the particular phase
of activity in which she was in
terested and would be willing to
serve. When the time came to
choose committees, these lists
were chosen accordingly.
A new freshman class is about
to arrive on campus. Many of
them will be eager to serve in
coed government. Senate has
realized the advance in demo
cratic goverhment which the new
system has promoted, and will
continue it this semester.
Not only is the petition system
more democratic, but committees
act more efficiently when students
. who have a real...interest in parti
cipation are allowed to state their
preferences. By that method
Senate can be assured of more
smoothly-running committees sin
cerely interested in their work.
We suggest that Senate, having
tried and proved this addition
during the past year, expand the
petition system. WSGA House" of
Representatives could take a poll
of interest in student government
work and thereby add another
step toward more completely dem
ocratic women's government.
Home Economics reading room
will be_ open during the Summer
semester from 2 to 5 p. m. Sun
'days. The front door will be
open. Reading room will be clos
ed Saturday afternoons.
Board Will Teach
Mac Hall Etiquette
"How to Eat in Mac Hall" will
be taught in one easy meal .when
WSGA Junior Service Board
members eat with approximately
95 freshmen at the annual "Etti
quette" dinner in McAllister Hall
dining commons Wednesday eve
ning.
D. J. Jennings '44 will take
charge of dining hall arrange
ments, Mary Jo Powell '44, Ser-v
-ice Board chairman, announced at
a meeting yesterday.
Coed appointees to post pre
views of chapel speakers each
Saturday are Juniors Margaret K.
Ramaley, McAllister Hall, and
Mary E. Kuder and Lucille D.
Weinstein, Atherton Hall.
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Honorary Will Aid
With Frosir Mixer
E. Ann Fisher '45 was appointed
to represent Alpha Lambda Delta,
freshman women's scholastic hon•
orary, on the WSGA "mixer" com
mittee by Joan E. Piollet, president
at a meeting yesterday. The hon
orary is cooperating with WSGA
and other organizations in spon
soring a freshman mixer June 12.
Freshmen Ruth E. Atkinson,
Margaret B. Cupp, and Dorothy
Wallace were named to meet with
Miss Ruth H. Zang, assistant to
the dean of women, to discuss
plans for helping freshman coeds
with study habits.
Members volunteered to act as
tutors for freshman women if n -
tined through Senior Sponsors
Miss Piollet will represent Al
pha Lambda Delta in a panel dis
cussion at the freshman camp to
morrow afternoon.