I rkhGlll FC)I3R Seitss Senior Mass Meeting foir Seham Of Rye Honor Coeds Cosser itlaugurates POW - Senate Members With graduation only e ight kvoeks away, WSGA Senate an minced plans last night for. a mass •neeting of senior women to nom inate and elect five senior coeds. Convening in Atherton Southeast ,lounge at 7:30 p.m. Monday, the group will select Bow Girl, Fan Girl, Slipper Girl, Class Poet, and Class Donor. • All .nominations will be made ')-( - )in the floor, elections will fol ).:Iw immediately, and ballots • will lit- counted during the meeting, tlancy E. Gosser 43, retiring senior nenator and chairman. of the honor elections, stated. since choice should be repre ianitative If the entire coed '43 'Mass, Miss Gosser urged senior .Women to attend the meeting and vtate their choices, )»stallation. of newly -elected ITMGA. officers in Atherton North 4,ast lounge preceded the Senate 'fieeting. Coeds inaugurated by s.lliss Gosser included president, *)ttttli M. Storer '44; v ice-president,- jlatricia Diener '45; secretary, 3 1 orothy L. Jones '44; treasurer, j'atricia Hallberg '46; senior sena "ior, H. Anne Carruthers; junior .:-.nEttors, Jeanne B.• Ogden and J:athleen M. Osgood; sophomore :scnator, Helen L. Martin; indepen dent: senator, Dorothy K. Brunner '.44; town senator, Elizabeth. Furst 44ti, • tetiring Judicial Chairman Mar -3 L. Sykes introduced her suc cessor, Marion C. Dougherty '44. Vreshman senator will be elected 'lladay with WRA. officers and will Home IEB Clubitects ossume. her post with no formal hist lation Campsey President Retiring WSGA officers and their Fuccessors attended. last • night's Margaret L. Campsey '44 was senate meeting in the WSGA elected to succeed Mignonette Frederick '43 as president of the Home Economics Club last night. Nev vice-president is• Marie E.'Weiss '44.. Ruth M. Steiner '45 and .M. Jane Head '44 were elect ed secretary • , and treasurer, re spectiVely.. Class representatives to' "the :Chit)" Council. are „Junior,s Patricia Ann Middleton and. Shir ley 'E. ' , Fletcher, senior represen tAtiyes;. Priscilla T. Cobb '45 and. Helen ~ M. beMartirii '44, 1 jun ior Clags•,:' Garnet Le •Van • '45 and Betty Jane Drowse '46, sophomore. representatives; - and Gladys Stanhope '46, . freshman representative. . , , . I lt 'l Blouses . . . y to Suitt N.,.•-!'- . --. ' - , , Clever advocates of , of",: a more varied suit life ~ . . . loads of different styled blouses, s olids ~ ~,, and plaids, cottons and . • frr? - . silks,-.that th t atmake a co . a t • 'r . tume .out ofevery slur --- 1 j& 45 4, s: 6 l ‘, you, wear . them with. 1 • 1,-" 0 ...:41 , .. .l { . . 1 - YOlett - fi.ant it wise. to- patronize the 1 SM I RT SHOP- s. ALLEN, STREET Marking the tenth anniversary . A smooth-playing Navy hockey of the College home' economics . .g team swamped • ,Army 4-0 in tie room, White Hall. Former officials We Three." building, the department will hav o e .. third Army-Navy game •on are to contact new ones absent This would have been an ap- Holmes Field last night to give from the'rrieeting and remind them a tea in the• lobby from 3:30 to propriate theme song for WSGA Navy a 2-0 edgein• to attend all future meetings, Miss 5:30 p. m. tomorrow. installation ceremonies in Ather- tory in the fourth game, to be Brunner,. retiring acting WSGA Miss Edith P. Chace, director ton lobby last night. played on Holmes Field at 4 president, said. of the department of home eco- A grand total of three students nomics from 1918 to 1937, will be o'clock today, will give Navy the tMiss Brunner appointed a corn - were there to see new officers mittee to evaluate freshman worn- iguest of honor. Under Miss series. • '' take over duties of an outgoing - Chace's leadership .the depart- Mottie Haverstick, Navy cap en's customs and recommend elim Senate. Those three, incidental- taro 'and center forward, tallied ination of those deemed useless in ment grew from a faculty of 8 to ..y, had to attend the WSGA meet- • view of the present emergency. one of 18, from a student enroll- I two of Navy's, four goals; Betsy ing which followed at 7 p. m. Members are Miss Gosser, Marjor- ment of 150 to one of 450, - and McGee, inside left, and Helen We tried hard to think of reas ie L. Sykes '43, Marion C. DoUgh- from the two ends of the first Hooper, left wing, accounted for erty '44, Gloria McKinley '46, and floor of Women's Building to a ons why no one else was there, the other two scores. but in vain. Helen L. 'Martin '46. spacious three-story building. Most of the game 'was Navy all It was held at a convenient the way with Navy's forwartl, Senate voted Carol M. Kane '45 Three distinct curricula for h assistant chairman of the annual women having seperate vocational hour, before classes, other meet- line cooperating beautifully in WSGA freshman Christmas din- aims and a fourth for men who ing or study hours. scoring drives. ner wish to enter hotel management It was held in Atherton - Hall. Lineup for Navy included Pat were developed in Miss 'Chace's largest dormitory, housing the Aloe, right wing; Betsy Robinson, administration. Home manage- largest number of coeds. inside left; Mottie Haverstick, ment houses, and a nursery It was installation for worthy center forward; Betsy McGee, in-. school, in which children between coeds, since they were the voters' side left; Helen Hooper, left the ages of two and four are ob- choice. Wing; Mary Lou Elder, right half; .. served and trained, were also It .inaugurated officers of an Mary E. Weldy, center half; added. organization that affects every Marge Lyons, left • half; Grace ' This administration established woman student. • Judge, right back; Anna R:adie, non-professional home economics It was a means of introducing left back; and Ann Sheffield, courses for students from other newly chosen heads to women goalie. . .. schools and organized graduate who do not know them, and it - Army players were Arda OS work, follows the precedent of the na- termayer, right . wing; Dorcas' tion. Newcomer, inside right; Joan Past installations have attract- Finn, center forward; 'Betty Pike, Ernst Heads Chi ED ed large numbers of women who inside left; Lou Schlichter, left New officers of Chi Omega, • came to recognize last year's" work wing; Annette Keefer, right half; elected at a recent meeting in- of one legislative body and show Eleanor Wills, center half; Olive elude Ruth A. Ernst '45, presi- intent to back the projects of the Wyatt, left • half; Mary Ann Jen dent; Frances M. Angle, '44 vice- new Senate. Wings, right back; Marge Raines,, president; Marian J., Carbaugh It'ud be great if next year we left back; and SkiP SCrivaili.6.,. '44, secretary; and Janet E: Gra- could at least have a fourth for goalie. ham '44, treasurer. bridge! —J. H. M. Voting Continues I n Today's Finals Completing selection of lead ers begun in WRA prelimin aries Tuesday. coeds will ballot for sports heads in finals in first floor lounge, Old Main, from 8 a. m. till 8 p. m. today. Only WRA office already fill ed is that Of sophomore repre sentative, won by Betty Pike in Tuesday's v o tin g. Remaining candidates are president, Adele J. Levin '44. Margaret K. Ram aley '44; vice-president, Eliza beth L. McGee '45, Joan K. Mil ler '45; treasurer. Mary Grace Longenecker '45, Vivian I. Mar tin '45. Ann Drivas, retiring WRA. president, urged coeds to come to the polls and put capable leaders into office. _At 54.4 . l/ IIy(OFYkI3S CATHALTM- . . STATB---: - • - . :. 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