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ifiS:6A WIN Reseal Two Coca-Cola
Sdrolialshilps At 'Football Forme
Cuests to Use Both
Whife Hail Entrances
funds received. from
Coca-Cola Company for
"col:rP sales made in campus
cloviohories, 'WSGA. will award
1N) $44 scholarships to worthy
rocl; "Football For-
Pill" scheduled: for White Hall
gymoashun from 0 p. m. to mid
)figTit tomorrow, according to
ilorlthy K. Brunner '44, acting
WSGA )sresiderit.. .
Formal. and. with no corsages,
111.: dance is WRA.'s effort to raise
for $5O. .scholarships for
1..?.)..;0ns outstanding in WRA ac
tivities, Margaret.. K. Ramaley
'4l, general chairman and. acting
W 1? A. president, announced.
) - loth front and• back entrances
ut White Hall will be used to
•iiim.row night, it was decided at a
Jheeting of WRA Executive Board
night, Checking rooms , will
bi provided on both_floors, •mem
, b r announced.
l)ofense stamps will be sold at
tudent Union from to 5 o'clock
today, and tomorrow morning, F.
).),),-i.; Stevenson_ '44, WRA
public
:; y • chairman, stated: Pauline
Cro.-.sman, president. of Mortar Thirty-eight coeds, faculty and
lkord, national senior women's townspeople enrolled yesterday in
honor society, is in charge. Cweris., the two Engineering, Science, and
national sophomore women's- hon- Managemeht Defense Training
crazy, will assist. • courses which will• begin next
Persons purchasing more than week. Sixteen have signed for
f 0 cents worth of the- stamps will ship drafting while 22 will study
veceive red and- blue ribbons to airplane drafting.
) ,- 111.3Ce Mowers at the dance. Additional applicants for both
courses are welcome to attend
dither of the. First classes which
ffiss kiieftwellitit ,'iea ( will be held in 302 , Engineering C
on Monday and Tuesday, Prof. B.
Miss Marian S. McDowell,. as- K. Johnstone, head of the archi-
Fir.tant professor, of home econom- - tecture department and general
des and director of the nursery supervisor of the courses, stated.
ob 101, will speak. in the home All 'prospective drafters who
economics section of the Buck- are unable to attend the class at
',fell Con ference •on -Education to- 6:30 p. m: Monday are asked to
fla y' Her 'topic will be - "How report at 6:30 p. 'm. Tuesday,
Cv.ai We Best Meet- Immediate Professor Johnstone stated. Only
+reeds through an • •Organized equipment necessary for the first
program' in Family . Life." The meeting is a pencil.
,general theme of the conference , Those who have already enroll-
C.; "Education.. ant....the War ed in ship drafting are Juniors
lEt I) c , rgen ey." - Gladys C. Beck, Dorothy C. Black,
'Ursula A. Frost, Jean E. Martin,
)James,• organization for wives Veronica S. Mazure, Alice Miller,
rand mothers of graduate students, M.. Lucinda O'Boyle, Betty . J. .Os
held a Hallowe'en. -party , in termayer, Marion. . J. Reynolds, F.
Grange playroom•last night: Doris Stevenson,. and Doris J. Tay:-
journalism papers in it. Please east on the road to Bellefonte.
return to Collegian office. ' 3tch 16, 17; 20 C.
\ . Itcomp 16 W.
WANTED—Roomers - (2)- For , • WILL PERSON who took wrong
room close to • campus. Call REVERSIBLE raincoat. switched raincoat at Allencrest. Wednes-
Kimmel; 3332:' 2tcomp in Ag Library 'Wed. eve. Yours day_ evening, please return and
.
•FOlt •RENT—One room ••in faculty for 'Sam. - lltpdl6P
CLASSIFEED.:SECTiON
•
home. No- other; roomers.
.1111 , eakfast if desired:. 'Call. 2478, wariczEffective October 15.
.512 E. Foster. • 3tchRD515,16,17 Roller Skating- will be held
.OST.---alack., •ripper: •notebook and Sundays from 8 to 11 p. m
with class. lecture notes and at the COLISEUM, located //4
W® 'rot ir Cam. Learn 'T® tome
DANatici CLASS
!fllilE
STARTS OCTOBER 22
IMINS NURSE AY FRIDAY
1:15 to 8:15 Ix mu
num AT STUDENT UNDON•
t 0 LESSONS
Coeds Show Interest
For CODET Training
CODETS', coed organization for
drill and emergency training ini
'tial campus appearance, was re
ceived With much enthUsiasm by
women students, reported various
WSGA House of Representative
members.
Coeds are reminded by Doro
thy L. Jones ?44, acting WSGA
vice-president and House of Rep
resentative speaker, to sign up by
noon today with House representa
tives and to designate choice of
classes—from 4 to 5 p. m. on
Tuesdays or Thursdays.
Value of this one hour per week
training for women is expressed
by Miss Julia G. Brill, vocational
councilor in •the Liberal Arts
School, who says, "In this day
each one of us must subordinate
our own interests and desires for
the common welfare.
38 Entoli
Drafting Classes
Wednesdays, Fridays, - Saturdays,
THE hiLL.MLILIEGE
Sponsored by
PENN STATE CLUB
$2.50
MG DAILY COLLEGIAN
Group Discusses' Big, Lillie Sisters
Coed. War Work Will . Attend Teas ...
Meeting last evening to discuss Big Sisters and their second se- The Home Ec Council together
problems and coordination of coed mester freshman Little Sisters partment and clubs will sponsor a
war work, representatives of wo- will be entertained at an inform- party, the first week ,in Noverri
men's campus organizations re- al tea with WSGA Freshman ber, celebrating, the - 10th birth
ported on activities they are spon- Council members as hostesses in day; of the Home Economics .
's Building lounge from 3
soring. The group was called to- Women ßuilding, Mary E. Sprecher '43,
to 5 p. m. Sunday, Helen J. Mar- Council •
president, announced to
gether by Mortar Board, senior tin,
WSGA freshman senator and
day.
women's honor society.' general chairman of the tea, has Ruth M. Saylor '43 is general
Plans for better organization of announced.
chairman in charge Of all ar
defense stamp sales, participation Little Sisters should contact Big
Edith P.has
rangements. Miss ,C e,
in CODETS, new women's mili- Sisters, and Miss 'Martin urges
a
tary training group, attendance at 'that if the upper - Class women can-
e home
former head of the '
will be
Red Cross surgical dressing meet- not attend, freshmen should come economics department,
•
ings, buying stamps instead of anyway , the guest of honor at the'affair.
corsages for dances, and participa- An annual affair for approxi-
Committees under Miss Saylor
tion iii physical fitness programs mately five years, the tea will
include refreshments—Albe
Fuchs Natalie A.
were all discussed. take the form of a cider' and cook-
S -
Pauline Crossman, Mortar ie party this year for the first Siebert '44. '43, Dorothy. chairman,
G. Clymer Alberta" M.
Board president, asked each 'coed time: Background victrola and•pi-
'44, Patricia A: Middleton '44,
'44;• g—
at the meeting to urge the group aria music will be played; -^ and
and Ruth M. Storer .
she represents to give all-out sup- there will be no receiving line. Seniors Dorothy M. .Ke serVin m'per and
port to College war activities. Continuing the Big-Little Sister Ruth E: Kocher, co-chairmen of .
N Coeds are asked by the group get-togethers, two teas for first the serving committee. Other
will be -named Inter, •
to get their work done earlier and semester freshmen and their Big members
get to bed as an • elementary aid Sisters are scheduled for next Miss Sprecher stated. • .
toward their physical fitriess in Week with Miss Martin and Gloria
McKinley, newly elected freshman •'' -.it , s•Ani .
Clubs
•
war effort.
senator, as co-chairmen. Actvities- dubs -
• Coeds froth Irvin and Jordan • ' • - .
Halls will attend the tea in Irvin e 3 . , . -
II
Hall, while all other freshmen will Mt For Playni e.'
take Big Sisters to Women's Buil&
ing lounge. Both teas will be held
Extending their one-club, open -
from 3 to 5 p. in.. Committees • . '
houses .to an All-College Playnite, :
will be ,announced next week.
WRA • activities 'clubs will unite at
,
8,, 7 p.' m. Wednesday, October 21;
oring Annonnces Plans Adele J. Levin '44, .WRA activities
...,
n ry chairman, announced last night
for Ellen H. Richards Open to all coeds, the variety,
program will include badminton,
Fall Semester Program bridge, ping pong, bowling, volley
ball, 'basketball, rhythmic calls-
Ellen H. Richards Club, junior thenics, swimming, and- possibly
women's home economics honor- square dancing, Miss Levin out!
ary, completed plans for Fall se- lined.
mester with the appointment 'of Hostest clubs are Outing, Riding;
committees by Dorothy M. Bor- and, Rifle organizations. Other
ing, president, at a meeting in 103 activities groups will 'direct the
~
Home Economics last night. program. . .
Lucille Barton, chairman, June - Club presidents who will act- as • '
K. Smith, and Kathryn R. Brong an executive committee for the at:
were named as a committee to in- fair include Mottle Haversticki
vestigate the possibility of selling Joan - Miller, Joan Somers, Lois .
carrots at' the Dairy Building. Lahrke, Mickey McKee, Marion
Diana Novieh was placed in Hora; Libby McKinley, Midge
charge of arrangements for cele- Frederick,' Flossy -Rothman, and
~ .
bration of Ellen . H. Richards' "Miss 'Levin. •'
,
birthday Saturday, November 14. Cider and pretzels-will .be serv-
Nutrition 'poster commtitee for ed as a climax for •the evening: "
advertising the - hothe economics' Usually•scheduled for Saturdays,`"
cafeteria- includes Margaret L. the-White-Hall open house will :be '
Campsey, •chairman, Patricia -A.. cancelled tomorrow night because
- Middleton, and Ruth M. Storer. of - the organization's "Football
11. Janet Carbaugh will - be gen-- FOrmal." • • :. ''
' " •' -
eral chairrhan of the • Initiation - •
..
banquet which will be held- inthe - . oh , ftalk pa
r)uni: lams- u mn, 1 a:-
Atu N"k "
State College Hotel; if possible; ••-
• . .
Sunday, November :15..' Other Students, who,
.wish to, attend , ,,,, v.
committees will be appointed later. .the PSCA.- `"autumn' hike .stiOidd •'''
Marie E. Weiss was choSen to Meet' at the . rear -of Old. - Igain - at . ,•-.
handle invitations for new mem- :5 ' o'clock today, ' according AO ':-
bers. ' 'Ruth 'Williams--'43; general Chair- -..-,,,
' nian.'The . 'group will. ' hike;
Frosh Council elected &Ilene ,tc the PSCA cabin where a pienic ':
babbitt sub-ebairman -' at_. a supper. will be:Served tor. 30 cents. -t• ,' ~.,'
-
meeting last- night: ' " The return is .Planned. for, 10,4 i; M.
ESMDT
Begin Monday
lor; Mrs. Frances Liljestrand,
Mary Alice Carswell, Dolly Hol
man, Hennie McDowell, and Hilda
Schoenetter.
Airpane drafters incude Seniors
Mary E. Brown and Olive E. Ry
land; Juniors Janet I. Appley, Lu
cille Barton, Marcia H. Berg, Nan
cy F. Berke'bile, June E. Conrad,
Marion C. Dougherty, Patricia A.
Middleton, A. Jane Minnich, Mary
K. Noll, Sally W. Piollet.
' 'Margaret D. Robinson, Lucille
E. Smith, Norma R. Stern, Ruth E.
Thomas, Irene J. Uhrik, Delores
W. Wargo, and Jenoise B. Wherry;
Sophomore Hannah D. Frankel;
Hilda M. Filiman and Eleanor
Willis.
Due - to numerous requests for co
eds who plan to. do student teach
ing next semester to enroll in the
courses, Professor Johnstone an
nounced that these coeds may re-:
gister at the first class meeting
if they agree to make up the eight
week's work they miss. He also
stated. that first
. semester. seniors
will have covered . enough.. work
by May to secure employment.
Losr—Person who found Chem
20 Calculations book in 117 New
Physics, call George Kerr, 3223.
ltpd 16 B;
JUST ARRlVED—Corduroy class
ics for smartly dressed coeds.
Dresses, jumpers, skirts, vests,
and sport jackets in all sizes and
colors at Paul Mitten's Shop.
Rides WantedL-
PW—Phila. for Penn Etame.
Round trip $3.00. • Apply . im
mediately. Phone 2687. Ask . for
Yurkman.
PW—Pittsburgh or Beaver Valley
Lv. 10 a. m. Sat. Rt. Sun. eve.
Call 4641.. Leave rp.eSsage, Bob
McLaughlin, Bill Gordon.
2tpdRDSl5,l6
PW —To Lebanon via Harrisburg.
Lv. Sat., at tl a, m. Call 2011,
ask for Alt 2tpd155,16
RW—To Cornell game. Call Gene,
4056. --2tpd15,16,RM
RW-Pittsburgh. Leave Friday
after 3 p. m. Return Sunday.
Call Gladys Gillespie, Watts
Hall, extension 162. 264115,16.
RW—Philadelphia or vicinity.
• Leave after 4 p. m. Friday. Re
turn Sunday. Call Coy, Collegian
office. 2tc0mp15,16
COUTSeS;
FRIDAY', OCTOBER . 16, 1942,
Home Ec Students Plan
Party To Honor Building
first Week In November-