TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1942
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Four Awards "Menus e ta a • Stronger U. S."
WSGA presented $75 "Victory the title of an exhibit to be held
Awards" to Jane M. Parkydll '43, in 209 Home Economics Building
Grace E. Sammons '44, Alice R. from 1 to 5 o'clock today.
Fox '45, and Rose D. Devecka '4B Everyone is invited by the home
at the Dantz-a-poppin program economics department to attend
Saturday night. Margaret K. Sher- the exhibit of three dietaries,
man '43, WSGA president, made
the presentations.
Chosen on the basis of scholar
ship, contribution to the College,
and need, one coed from each
class received an award, given's
_a .
WSGA' contribution it, - Victory
Weekend. Money used was tha.t..-
formerly given as a Co-Edition
subsidy.
A member of Pi Lambda Theta,
national women's education hon
orary, Miss Parkhill was on La Vie
junior board, IWA Council, and
belongs to the Modern Dance pro
duction group.. She was a senior
sponsor and is active in the PSCA.
Miss Sammons is a member of
Alpha Lambda. Delta, freshman
women's honorary, and was win
ner of the Omicron Nu award her
freshman :year. Miss Fox is a
candidate for The Daily Collegian
editorial board, and Miss Devecka
is a member of the WRA Badmin
ton .Club.
The winners, all of whom have
been active in WSGA activities,
were chosen by 'a committee' ap
pointed by. WSGA Senate and in
cooperation with the office of the
dean of women.
Frosh Lose - .Customs
With Tug-Of-War Win
Twenty-five freshman coeds
were victorious in the .first wo
men's tug-of-war on the :New
Beaver Field Saturday afternoon.
:With half"' the freShmen tug
ging in two separate contests, 12
sophomores bowed to loi7ver
men as Capt.. William B. - Dennis
proclaimed the- frosh the winners.
Margaret K. Sherman ''43,.
WSGA president, announced last
night that only dating customs
would continue. Freshmen are
reminded that they may have two
1 o'clocks .per month; -AVith, 11
o'clocks on Friday and 'Saturday
nights. Ten o'cloCk,isolositig..time
during the week .and .dating, is al,
lowed daily -on campus until 5:30
p.
Atli East, Golfers
Bow To The,tas,
Defeating Ath East( - 63 , a - score
of 2 and 1 in golf semi-finals last
night, Kappa Alpha
. Theta's
Freshmen Betsy Fleming and
Mary Ann Higgins will - engage
the Delta Gainmas in a; final golf
tournament, date to be announced.
Juniors Adele Levin and Sis
Pelly defended Ath East. •
Sororities. and dormitory units
are reminded by Grace L. Judge
WRA intramural chairman, of
the volley ball play night on out
door courts at 6:30 tonight. With
nine players to a _ team, primary
eliminations' in volley ball intra,
murals'-will take place. In case
of rain, games will be played in
White Hall gymnaSium, Miss
Judge stated.
All coeds who would like to
form teams, or orgarnizations
,which wish to enter . teams in
WRA Swimming Club's Fun
Night, are to make entries at the
towel 'window in White Hall lock
er room by tomorrow, annotinced
Dora E. Culver '44, club presi
dent. Featuring various types of
• competitive swimming and diving
skills, the event will take place
in White Hall pool at 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday, August 12. Teams
are to consist of from four to six
students.
' Names of individual coeds who.
would like to participate in the af-_
fair, but who are unable to get a
team together, should contact Miss
Colver, 315 Atherton Hall.
'Frazier street dorm coeds and
Summer session students will hold
g a Weiner roast at Whipples Darn
' from 7:30 to 11 p. m. tomorrow.
which include a day's menus for
a young man, 16 to 20 years of
age, a day's menu for a college
woman, and a day's menu for a
reducing woman. Juniors and
seniors in nutrition have planned
the display.
How 'to broil a steak on char
coal, bake a potato in mud, and
roast sweet corn in the husk will
be shown in a demonstration of
pichiC foods which will be given
at the Home Economics Open
House in 110 'Home Economics
Building ".at 4:15 p. m: tomorrow.
A Skit on ways to cook outdoors,
written by Lorraine E. Thomas•
'43 and Marjorie R. Chambers '43,
will be presented by members of
the foods demonstration class.
e r 51ze Women
Were Soplis Tired
Or Disinterested?
Bedraggled green ribbons
and name cards have been stow
ed' away as remembrances of the
freshman year, or perhaps tossed
unceremoniously into the nearest
waste basket. Frosh coeds. won
the tug-or-war Saturday.
, - The turnout "for this event,
which should have meant a lot to
the frosh, was fart from adequate.
As for sophomore' opposition, it
was practically nil.
We are not wholly 'blaming the
upperclassmen for not . participat
ing. It was the duty of each
freshman to bring along some op
position no matter how large, or
small.. Ilowever, many of the
green-decked . coeds could not find
anyone who was willing to give
up a few minutes to fight against
removal of customs. Weren't the
sophomores willing to participate?
Perhaps *the .frosh felt that it
they failed to bring along an op
ponent, their team" would have a
better chance to win. However,.
referees evened' up 'the teams,
leaving, some of the frosh to cheer.
Before the start of the fraCas,
an appeal was made over the mi
crophone for any .upperclass wo
men in..the grandkands to join
the : tug-of-war. There was no re
sponse. Onlookers - could not be
blamed,. however. Who wanted
to *leave her date, get down in the
mud in' her bare feet, and strain
a few muscles?
This idea of WSGA's seems like
a good way to decide the fate of
customs. We commend them on
following' the lead taken by the
- men. In the future, though, it
might 'be a good idea for WSGA
to make more adequate prepara
tion.
Maybe lack of support should
be chalked up to one more cas
ualty to be blamed on a big week
end. Next time try it when
every One • isn't quite so tired.
Dames To Hear Talk
Nelson W. Taylor, head of the
department of ceramics, will speak
to Summer Dames, wives of Sum
mer graduate students, on "Cer
amics in the Home" in 121 Min
eral Industries at 3:10 p. m. to
morrow.
During - the meeting, coeds in
the home economics department
will take care of•.children of Sum
mei: Dames in the Home Econ
omics Building.
SDT Initiates Officers
Officers initiated recently by
'Sigma Delta Tau include: Edith
S. , Cahen '43, president; Shirley
Paikin '43, vice-president; Norma
R. Shakespeare '43, treasurer;
Elizabeth Aaron '44, secretary; Sil
via Milberg '43, rushing chairman;
and Rae Weinstein '44; social
chairman.
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