' PAGE FOUR
Dean Requests
Definite Fall
Room Plans
Women students who have cam
pus rooms reserved through the
dean of women's office to state
whether they plan to return for
the Fall semester in order that
c.ipacity rooming facilities may
be used, Charlotte E. Ray, dean
of women, announced yesterday.
'Post cards will go out to stu
dents not enrolled for the Suns
)ner semester and hostesses will
reach women within their juris
diction.
Kith the largest number of
freshmen entering this Fall, Miss
llay stated that it was likely that
fill° new class would be housed in
McAllister Hall and Women's
!Building as usual with a large
number filling town dormitories
unless other campus space be
comes available. Twelve such
homes are already scheduled to
.have new frosh and transfer wo
men, she added. Included in this
group are four town co-operatives.
If adequate space is. available,
transfers will be admitted as usual
until the end of the Summer se
mester, Miss Ray pointed out.
This provision is made since many
(transfer's credentials are not com
plete until the end of Summer
work elsewhere.
According to Miss. Ray, it is
likely that freshmen now residing
in McAllister Hall and Women's
);wilding will be moved to upper
class dormitories in September in
order that the entering class mem
bers may be together.
Because of the continued flow
of requests for admission, further
room arrangements and place
ments will be made rs soon as
definite plans are laid out by the
administrative committee. Miss
;Ray stated'.
WRA To Hold Night
Of Square Dancing
Because of numerous requests
for a sauare dancing program and
liecause of its popularity at the
List Co-Rec Night, WRA will
sponsor an All-College square
dance and Weiner roast Friday,
A.ugust 21.
The affair will be held in the
parking lot across from White
I , lall at 8 p. m., Adele J. Levin '44,
program chairman, announced.
Directed by Mr. Chauncey P.
Lang, associate professor of agri
cultural extension, dances will in
clude "Virginia Reel," "Hinky,
Dinky, Parlez-Vous," "Take A
Little Peek," "Duck for the Oys
ter," "Head Ladies Cross Over,"
and others.
Music will be provided by a
sound truck and refreshments
will be sold.
Assisting Miss Levin in plan
ning the program are WRA club
presidents.
McAllister Hall coeds held an
exchange dinner with Fairmount
Hall Tuesday.
Alpha Epsilon Phi pledged
Freda Weinberg '46 Monday.
Pour Yourself a Pair of Stockings!!
Miner's Liquid Leg Make-up
Just smooth it on . . . looks
like gossamer silk hose. No
runs! No twisted seams! Stays 10c . 25c . 49c
on for hours! Will not rub off
or streak.
NEW SHADES—ROSE BEIGE AND GOLDEN MIST
Rea and Derick Inc, •
Next to the Bank Clock Allen St.
Stamp Sales Contimie
As Total Nears $7OO
With organizations continuing
the sale of defense stamps and
bonds on campus and in town.
The Daily Collegian publishes up
to-date totals.
Mortar Board, senior women's
honor society, has taken charge
of sales in Atherton Hall and Mc-
Allister Hall once a week. Mem
bers of Alpha Omicron Pi, wo
men's social sorority, and high
school students have been on duty
daily at the Cathaum and State
thea tres.
Results are:
Dorms since July 2
Theatres since July 15
We l She Women
Atherton, Irvin,
Mac, Or Walls?
Out of the maze of rumors
which always accompany any pro
posals regarding rooming facili
ties, we struggle to present a few
facts and suggestions.
Rather than haunt the dean of
women's office asking questions
whose answers have not been de
termined or gripe about the ce
ment floors in the men's dorms,
we suggest that coeds stand by
silently until the administrative
committee reaches a decision.
Coeds need not fear that they
will be ruthlessly shifted from
dorm /to dOrm. Within the next
few days, members of Miss Ray's
staff will contact all women stu
dents (by postcards, if they are
not in College this semester) to tie
termine their plans and prefer
ences. The usual attempts will
be made to permit coeds to choose.
their own rooms.
Obviously, it will be impossible
for all coeds to live on campus.
Even if the men's dorm is con
verted from a Petty art gallery
into a domicile with • interesting
window displays, it will be neces
sary for some coeds, to live in off
campus dorms.
As usual, it will be the incoming
freshmen and 'transfers who will
live in town. Conversion of the
men's dormitories would strength
en possibilities that present coeds
will continue living on campus.
Honorary To Aid Frosh
Members of Ellen H. Richards
Club, junior women's home econ
omics honorary, will volunteer to
return to College September 7 and
8 to help with freshman registra
tion and orientation. The next
meeting of the Club will be held
Thursday, August 20, Dorothy M.
Boring '44, president, announced.
June G. Baily '44, Marie E
Weiss '44, and Jane E. Smith '45 LOST—Black wallet containing
will be initiated into Alpha Xi sum of money and identification
Delta at 5:30 p. m. Sunday. Mar- near State theatre Tuesday eve
ion• E. Hora '43, president, will be ning. Reward. Call Peter Rutan,
in charge. Following the initia- 2171 . 2tch 6, 7 H.
tion Mrs. C. A. Burge will . enter-
LIBERAY Reward for return of
tain the fraternity at a corn roast.
slide rule with name Dick Rath-
Zeta engraved on it. Call 851
'Zeta Tau Alpha will initiate
Betty L. Mock '45 and Helen C.
McCleery '45 at the home of Mrs. Rides Wanted
Howard Neisley, town alumna, at
7 p. in. last night
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Greeks Come To Terms
Panhel Ball Goes Informal
Battle-scarred Greeks and have aided in making the Greeks'
d'own-trodden pledges, still fresh annual shindig a success are Na
from the annual "kill," will meet talie A. Siebert '43, Sally L.
on friendly ground tonight as they Hirshberg '44, and A. Jane Min
struggle, not over rushing, but on nich '44.
a crowded dance , floor at Panhel's Invitations to Panhel Ball have
annual ball. been sent to President and Mrs.
Swinging out to the tunes of the Ralph D. Hetzel, Miss Charlotte
Nittany Lions, coeds will leave E. Ray, dean of women; Arthur
glamorous glad-rags in closets and R. Warnock, dean of men, and
don more casual wear for the first Mrs. Warnock; Miss Mary Eastop,.
M
informal dance sponsored by Pan_ Mrs. Grace'L. Hall, Mrs. Neva M.
hel. The Nittany Lion Inn w ilMorris, Miss Kathryn Pontzer,
l'
be the location of the three-hour Mrs. Gail B. Pope, and Mrs. Anna
B. Searle, dormitory hostesses.
program from 9 o'clock to mid
night. Miss Nina M. Bentley, 'Miss
$ 51.85
640.85
Nicotine fiends and non-indulg-
Mary Jane Stevenson, and Miss
ers alike must hand over a pack of Ruth H. Zang, assistants to the
dean of women; Dr. Pearl Weston,
cigarettes for admission. Panhel
Council members aren't inveterate special assistant to the dean of
smokers—contributions will be
women; Miss Cordelia Beach, sec
sent to an Army camp. The same retary to the dean of women; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur K. Anderson,
procedure was followed at the
formal ball held in January. and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L.
Bentley. •
Although many upperclass A list of students and guests
Greeks are among those missing names will be checked at the
this Summer, the floor should be door., Only sorority women and
filled, according to Betty Jane persons who have been sent invi-
Haupt '43, general chairman. Pre- tations may attend ,the dance. Ci
viously, dances have been held garettes will be collected at this
prior to rushing season, but be- time.
cause of Summer rushing sorority
pledges will help swell the crowd.
The dance has asusmed a more C oeds Leave
informal atmosphere this year by
vote of Panhellenic Council mem- -
HEbers several weeks ago. War and Houses
an abundance of dances on the
Summer social calendar led to Home economics practice houses
this decision by the powers of will close for three weeks when
Greekdom. 22 coeds move out Saturday after
Besides Miss Haupt, coeds who a six-weeks training period in n
c,. •
' home management. Bi Sister Drive
'Coeds leaving Beecher home
management house include Jean Closes Tomorrow
E. Clark, Anthea Dye, Helen I.
Pease, Martha Scott, Joan E, With tomorrow the deadline for
Sheasley, Jean E. Wissinger, Helen Big Sister applications, all upper-
H. Wolf, and Ruth E. Yocum, class women who have not as yet
Women students moving from done so, are urged by members of
Benedict house are Ruth V. Bill
ington, Frances Eddy, Jean See-.
WSGA. Freshman Council and
bold, Ruth Shank, Ruth Trimble, House of Representatives to sub-
M. Jane Van Riper, and E. Anna-
mit applications at once.
belle Wetzel. Coeds who were not contacted
Home economics students leav-
by Big Sister committee members
ing Hillcrest home management
may apply at the dean of women's
office or see Miss Ruth H. Zang,
house include Reba J. Basom,
Thelma M. Crofut, Betty Jane assistant dean of women; Patricia
Gill, Mabel Messemer, Betty J. Diener '45, WSGA sophomore sen-
Miller, Jane E. Skelly, and Mar- ator; H. Anne , Carruthers '44,
garet Van Houten. WSGA town senator; or. Dorothy
Names of home economics sen-
K. Brunner '44, WSGA vice-pres
iors who will enter each home ident.
management house in September Application forms request in
formation on extra-curricular in
for six weeks of practical exper
ienee will be announced later, ac-
terests, courses, and religion.
cording to Miss Ruth L. Ronde, as-
"With 430 freshman coeds ac
sistant professor of home econ-
cepted to date, more Big Sisters
omics. than ever before will be needed.
We urge all upperclass women to
• help with this traditional orienta-
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS 'ion," Miss Carruthers stated.
Coeds Urged To Enter
`Wheel of Fortune'
Women students and all coed
organizations are reminded by
Dora E. 'Colver '44, WRA Swim
ming Club president, to enter
teams now in the club sponsored
"Wheel of Fortune" Fun Night
in White Hall pool Wednesday
night.
Teams of from four to six co
eds may be entered. Women
should sign on the bulletin board
in White Hall locker room.
"It is not necessary to be a
good swimmer' to enter the con
test as events will range accord
ing to ability," Miss Colver stress
ed.
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOST Man's Gruen wrist watch
on softball diamond on golf
course. If found call 3141. Re
ward. ltpd 7B
LOST—Girl's anklet. Initials J. K.
to J. D. Liberal Reward. Call
J.K. 2586. itch 5,6,7GC
RW—Uniontown or vicinity. Lv.
Fri. evening. Return Sun. Call
Nicalo 4255. 3tpd 5,6, 7
RWPhiladelphia. Leave Friday,
4 p. m. Return Sunday night.
Call Coy, Collegian office.
2tcomp 6, 7 C.
PW (3)—Allentown. Leave Friday
noon. No return. Call 4850, J.
Shelly.
RW—Two beautiful coeds want
to be taken for a ride—to New
York or vicinity. Call Women's
Bldg., 2nd East. Ask for Judy.
Leave Saturday morning.
RIAr To Philadelphia. Friday,
Saturday or Sunday. Call 2565.
RW To Pittsburgh Friday after
3. Call Walt Price 2181.
.RW—Philadelphia. Leave today at
2. Return Sunday. Call Marty
4939. itch 7, B.
..- Annual Sinoher ..
of
sh,e 2)aily Collegian, •
for freshman men and women who wish to try out for
editorial orbusineAs staffs
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WEDNESDAYAUGUST 12.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1942
WSGA Board Plans
For Orientation
Of• Fall Transfers
Introductory plans for Fall
'transfer orientation were formu
lated at the WSGA Junior Serv
ice Board meeting yesterday after
noon. Committees for this pro
ject were appointed by Mary Jo
Powell '44, chairman.
Letters welcoming transfer co
eds to the College will be com
posed by Sophomores Jane •H.
Murphy and Margaret K. Rama
ley. Other committees announced
by Miss Powell social, Priscilla
A. MacLellan, A. Jane Minnich,
and Lucille D. Weinstein; pro
gram, Dorothy J. Jennings, Sally
L. Hirshberg; and F. Doris Steven
son; organization, Barbara J. Coo
per, Mary E. Kuder, and Elaine L.
Parke.
Suggestions for revision of the
WSGA Point system will be made
and presented . to the Board by a
committee comprised of Miss Jen
nings, Miss Hirshberg, Ruth M.
Storer, junior senator, and Mar
garet K. Sherman '43, WSGA pres
ident.
Service Board members report
ed on interviews with coeds who
have registered one or no activi
ties in the point system. Addi
tional coeds will be contacted to
determine why they lack interest
in extra-curricular work, Miss
Powell said.
Service Board will meet next
Thursday, according to Miss Po
well.