k'AGE FOUR Draftees Get The Once-Over Prof To Lecture 7 . Sororities • On Birds, Flowers As ' Danny ') V oting Continues Birds and flowers in this vicin ity will be the subject of a talk by First day of intensive rushing Winner To Be Named . George J; Free, assistant profes- was climaxed last night when sev- Golf, Tennis Head en sororities entertained rushees At 'Drag' Saturday sor of nature eduCation, at a meet- at informal. parties. WRA Intramurals ing of Summer Dames In 308 Bur- Scheduled between 6:30 and 9 With voting open to everyone at rowesßuilding2:3op.m. ~ - at • to the Corner Room and Student Un- With games still to be played inp. m., parties may last for two ion, the selection of Danny Draftee the WRA intramural golf and ten- morrow. Wives of all graduate hours', . according to Pauline E. nis tournaments, Grace L. Judge, students are invited. Keller '43, Panhellenic president. will close at Mortar Board's Draf tee Drag, in the Armory f rom 9 WRA intramural manager, has an- Summer Dames, a national or- Rushees may attend only one p. in. to midnight Saturday. The flounced recent games played and ganization for wives of all Sum- party each night. she stressed. Sorivities are reminded by !Miss senior women's honor society has .their. winners. mer session graduate students', Keller that they are to rush only )1 omina fed eight BMOC's for the In golf Thetas Perkie MacLel- holds weekly meetings. Last between the hours of Ba. m. and drafting. lan and' Marge Sykes defeated Trib . .inal head, Charles H. Ride- Kappa Deltas Winnie Spahr and Wednesday a picnic for members 6 p. m. • Because of rumors that houses nour, first contestant, acts as Charlotte Spangler, one up, and and their families was held in Re-have - Mi sunderstood the rPanhell; president of Skull and Bones and Sue Hay and Marge Zint, DG's, creation Hall. Plans have been enic s'stem for sending invite- Druids, activities honoraries. A beat Gamma Phis Jane Bollinger made for other Summer activities. tions, ;Miss Keller wishes that re ' member of All-College Cabinet, and Marion Owens, nine up. '`Chit" is co-captain of the Col- Games to -be played before tomor- Corresponding - to an organize- GUIDING HAND Pauline E. gulations be clarified and urges sororities to abide by them. lege wrestling team. row are AEPhi-DG and Theta- tion of Winter Dames, for wives of Keller '43, Panhellenic president, Before delivering party invi "ln this corner . . ." is Boxing Ath E as t. regular session' graduate students, reminds sorority women to check tations, sororities are to send rep- Manager Jerome H. -Blakeslee.the club aims to bring entertain- 'Panhellenic rules carefully and resentatives to Panhellenic post Tennis results showed Pat Aloe, ment and enjoyment to members. abide by them. Having been elected junior class Ath East, downing Sylvia Milberg, office at Student Union between president last year, All-College SDT, 6 to 3, and Skip Ramaley, 9 a. m. and noon or from 2 to 4 proxy this semester, "Bus" is a Gamma Phi, beating Penny Em- W • p. m. where houses will be check member of Skull and Bones, Blue • bury, Ath East, 6to 3. Other e slte Woinert ed off and invitations- for town Rey, and president of his (rater- , games will be Betty Aaron, SDT, rushees are to be left. Sorority pit y' Sis Pelly, Ath East; Helen Hooper, Actions Speak Louder Than- Signs— representatives are to deliver in- Largest - of the nominees is J. Ath East, Peggy Lamms, Gamma vitations to rushees living in Ath- Michael Kerns, thriller in foot- erton Hall and Grange 'Dormitory. ball, joker in Thespians, and mem- Phi • Miss Marie Haidt, head of wo- Paper Collections Could Spell Victory Invitations to McAllister Hall ber of Parmi Nous. Mike is one men's physical education, has an- ' freshmen are to be presented to of the strong backbones of the Col- An adequate number of signs through that special "save" week ]ege wrestling team. nounced a -bicycle supper hike to asking for paper savings have and then let it To re- Miss Kathryn Pontzer, hostess, . drop. ge t and those to Women's Building the College Ski Lodge tomorrow. M. Williams Lundelius, the man been brought to the attention of sults, a hit must necessarily have Leaving 112 Miles street at 5:30 freshmen are to be given to Mary who settles all the .rushing dis- ,„ . the average coed for more than a follow through. m., bikers will return at Bp. in. L. Casanave '45. checker-in, for putes, is a member of. the varsity I ". four months now, but we wonder Couldn't House of Representa- Open to everyone, charge for •bi 'tennis team, belongs to Blue Key, if you believe in signs. trues, Junior Service Board, or cycle and supper will be approxi- If delivery. Freshmen and transfers living Friars, and Parmi Nous. Acting you do, let's see you act! Freshman c-euncil carry out the .in town are to call for invitations on the Student Union Board, Bill mately 60 cents, according to Miss . Those signsHaidt say •that as little plans of their mother advisor and at the Panhellenic post office af is assistant manager of the soc- paper should be used and as much conduct collections in the dormi- ter being notified by phone.• •All cer team, and represents Inter- should be saved as posible. . tory? In a -place such as this, invitees are to respond - by phone. fraternity Council on All-College -But what Waste basket isn't where -approximately 1,000 worn- Sororities are to deliver formal Cabinet. ! Coeds All Alike,' stuffed with just as many blank en can be easily contacted, such a coffee-hour invitations by 10 p. "The smile behind the counter" sheets as before this war? Who project should be simple and well m. Thursday, but are to observe refers to David J. McAleer, pres- i • • • ident of the senior class and mem- Jandor Mamtams doesn't destroy a sheet after mak- appreciated. strict silent period regulations, ing one insignificant mistake on Coeds, themselves, are but small Miss Keller stressed. Rushees ber of Skull and Bones. '.Dave is By JANE H. MURPHY '44 just one side? What roommate parts of the large plan, but their are to take written replies to Pan active on All-College Cabinet. "One coed doesn't look any bet- doesn't use a clean piece of paper cooperation is necessary to its hellenie post office before sp. m. A frosh counselor, John W• ter than another to me." on which to scribble a "Wake me success. Magnify your . responsi- 'Friday. Hanley is a Friar, Blue Key, and , Those are the sentiments of aat 8" reminder? . . bility and job, and you automati- Coffee - hours are scheduled from a'lnember of Sigma Gamma Ep-• man who has really met and The janitors, as far as we can cally enlarge the chance for vic- 2to 2:30 p. m. and from 3:45 to ,salon, mineral industries honor known women. see, have just as much work as tory. - 5:15 p. in. Saturday. Rushees dry. Jack played lacrosse as a James Edward Weaver, Wo- they did previously, ldestroying --.S. H. M. may attend one coffee hour each freshman. men's Building janitor for 23 papers and magazines which coeds . . time.- Parmi Nous president, Bernard • • • years, has cleaned rooms and an- have . glanced through, read, - and . . • Sororities holding informal A, Plesser, is a varsity track man swered the silly questions of at -then put in the hall receptor. Chilean Lecturer parties' tonight include Alpha Omi and a representative on Student least .1,840 regular session wo. What notebook or desk isn't full of. cron: , 'Pi, Delta Gamma, Chi Union' Board. Barney is Athletic men, Endearingly called Willie, papers that have been scribbled on Omegai: Kappa Alpha Theta, Sig- Association president and a mem- Tells Of Travels ma Delta Tau, Theta . Phi Alpha, he said in a recent interview, during a -boring lecture? What ber of All-College Cabinet.and zeta Tau Alpha. "They're all nice coeds." book isn't full of markers and "I have traveled into the very Robert L. Mawhinney, Campus Doing all sorts of jobs from place-keepers torn from perfect- remote interiors of South Ameri clique chairman and member of - shoveling snow to changing light ly good sheets of paper? ca, using everything from air - Skull and Bones, ends the list of bulbs, Mr. Weaver says that his What room do you go into that travel to walking on foot over old draftees to be considered for the Drafting Course job is washing windoirs, doesn't proudly display on the over-grown jungle. trails," said • Drag's_honor man. "Maweenee" worst acts on Tribunal Student Union "Those little panes are one great floor several pieces of some kinds Miss Mabel I. McCrimmon, noted (Continued from Page One) , big one to me," he said. Asked of paper? authority on South America. Mieliael, C. Lucia, Louite M. Dick-. Board, and the Inter-Class Fin what jobs he was not expected to Insignificant? Naturally, but . inson,:Margaret E. Sheffer, . Alvin ance Board. Interested in • the With her display of South Am do for the dorm-mates, he listed putting the last screw on the sub- E. Maurer, Hilda K. Weng„ Ber- PSCA, he is a member of All-Col- erican arts, handicrafts, -textiles, hanging pictures and carrying marine's motor is an insignificant nadette L, Kohler, Ruth L. Kies lege Cabinet. and playthings, Miss McCrimmon 'trunks to rooms. job, too. Yet, without it, the unit ling; Martha J. Tobias, Jeannette Pauline Grossman '43, president was sent here as part of the na- With his regular duties of could not accomplish its purpose. Parker, Irma F. Winter. of the honor society, urges that - tion-wide program to further' the sweeping halls, cleaning lounges .We - wonder - why WSGA David Samuels, Gordon L. Coy, every student cast a Vote before "good-neighbor policy" with the and lobbies,. the dorm janitor says made the suggestion to save paper Herbert J. Zukauskas, Gertrude A. Friday at sp. m. South American continent. - that the most unique thing that he - ever had to do was to pack up 7'5 Session Lists Vocal Chile,. _South America, and came to ham B. Johnson, 'Elsie 'J _Cobb, each night two members of Al- coke bottles that one frosh had the United States when she was 'Mary J. Walsh, Irvin M. Zaleski, . pha Omicron Pi will sell defense lined,. up in her room. "Orders Quartet On Program young, to study music. and art in Ellep,R,,Druckmen, ' Richard .W. bonds and stamps at the Cathaum from headquarters" said he should Chicago. Well-known' through- Dißinaldo; - Edward J. Allee. Theatre from 7to9p. m. • place them in boxes and carry (Continued from Page One) out the nation as a lecturer and Ruth H . . Zang, Mary Louise Mc them to the cellar. department of nature education, traveler, she is also a talented Cully, Sarah E. Weiss, Ruth E. Unlike typical workers now- at the meeting of the Summer. commercial artist, portrait paint- ' Morrow, Marilyn - R. Thompson, Chi Phi will entertain • Delta adays, Mr. Weaver works time and Dames in 308 'Burrowes at 2:30 P. er, • • • • - • - Ruth E. Silberkrauss, Nora, S. violinist, and pianist. Gamma at a dinner at 5:30 p. in. overtime, but • without extra pay, m. tomorrow. At 4 o'clock, all The collection, made by . her Anids, Geraldine N. Biller, Eloise today. • for when "his day" is through, he Summer session students in the --- personally, includes materials W. Baker, and Ruth Williams. At Me Movies STATE "Flight Lieutenant" CATHAUM: "It Happened In Flatbush" Rides Wanted ceiver of the world's largest corn- in 10 Sparks at 8 o'clock tomor- 6:30 p. m. yesterday. Wilson's i' in a series of dis- M . —Pittsburgh. Leave Wednes- pensations in his present atmos- row. A motion _ picture, "Bring Wonder if men like women with was taiirst day 4:15 p. m. Call Bill Jime- phere, Mr. Weaver considers him- the World to the Classroom," will small feet because sooner or later cussions designed to aid new c0 ..;0n, ..;on, Phi Kappa Sigma, 2021. self way ahead of most men. accompany the talk. ther'expect to be stepped on. operative_ members. , - ~ . , ' :-.:•'!',-.;-: 4 ,,,- . . i' Hun, ,e4; : of Books on ) Si, 1 / ' MER - ._<,...:,. . , --4- b• LERS ' „z• u jects at EssioN Book Sale • . •..,..,,,„.., IVd4Ced Prices goes to his own home on Prospect department of home economics hundreds of years old. Authori- avenue and janitors for himself. will attend a picnic in Hort ties value it at $lO,OOO. .He cuts the grass and victory woods. , Miss McCrimmon, now employ- Co-op To Hear Talks gardens in his leisure time. "The Role of Modern Commun- ed in the United States Office of A football and boxing fan, ication Devices in Education and Education, Waihington, D. C., Ray H. Wilson '43, president of Willie's favorite is Billy Soose. the War Effort" is the title of a plans to return to South America Allen Street Co-op, spoke to house "To make all the money I can," lecture by Howard A. Gray, di- after the completion of a year of members on purposes of the co had been Mr. Weaver's life-long rector of field studies, Erpi Class- lecturing and touring. opeittive and benefits to students s.: • ambition. Although he is not re- room Films, which will be given at e membership meeting at THE DAILY COLLEGIAN TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1942
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