FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1942
Coed Debaters Meet Lock Haven
4tk.
Far Peace Problem Discussion
Walker Will Visit
Pi Lambda Theta
Dr. Helen Walker, professor of
statistics at Columbia University
Teachers' College, and national
president of Pi Lambda Theta,
women's national education hon
orary, will be here Monday and
Tuesday, November 23 and 24; L.
Jeanne Kaiser '43, •president, an
nounced. • " • •
A dinner party for chapter mem
bers will be given Monday eve
ning.. in honor of Dr. Walker and
she will speak at a meeting fdr
alumna and faculty wives on Mon
day. A conference with Dean AC R.
Trabue, School of Education, and
the officers of the chanter will be
held Tuesday morning. A luncheon
is also arranged for Tuesday noon,
Miss Kaiser stated.
Dr. Walker •is secretary-treasurer
of the American Educational Re
search Association and is a mem
ber of the national board of the
YWCA. Dr. Walker has written
mathematics textbooks and has
contributed to educational maga-.
zines.
A. member . of Alpha Xi Delta,
Dr. Walker has a bachelor of phil
osophy, master of art, doctor of
'philosophy, and doctor of law de
grees.
While .in State College, Dr.
Walker, will stay with Dr. Laura
W. DiurnMond, director of home
econornies , *at- :the College. -
caMpus Takes dffices,
tollegianiheck-Off 3-1
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the freshithan contests was Jane
.Dye's 77,7-to-450 win over Betty
Drowse for sophoTnore cla,ss secrer
'Collegian's Check-off plan won
. the' substantial z majority of •the
votes. of every class in being ari
toroved.by an alnaost 3-to-1 mar
lin. Total count showed 2,243 stu
dents
fioring the plan and '790
opposed.'•
Campus '45, Independents '45,
and the Victory' Party
,were fined
votes for infractions of the Elec
'ton§ Code, according to Donald W.
Davis '43, Committee chairman.
'Yote by classes on the check-off
plan was:..
'Senior . class approving, 238;
against, 76.
•
Junior, 'class —approving, 500;
against,
ipo.
Sephomoi:e c,l a s s approving,
680; against, 229; ,
tFre v shman class--appoving, 825;
against; 295.
Theta Sigma Phi Elects
Winter '44 President
.
Theta . Sigma Phi, national. wom
en's.„ joumaliSin honorarY, elected.
officers' for 'the coming year at a
meeting yesterday.
Those elected . are. president,
Wary Janet Winter; vice-president,
F. Doris . Stevenson; treasurer,
Blaine .J. Cox; secretary, Barbara
A. Meanies; and ArchiVist, Helen
B. Dodd.
PENN STATE CLASS RINGS
L, G. Balfour' Co.,
109 S. Allen St. in Charles Fellow Shop
"A HOME AWAY FROM HOME"
THE PENN STATE DINER
WELL BE OPEN AFTER. DANCE
Forum Follows
Talk. On Waf Phases
Eight members of the women's
varsity andfreshman debate teams
participated' in a 'sYlnposium with
students • dr' Lock Haven State
Teachers' Collegeriat night.
Economic, nationalistic, •political,
and geographical •phases of the
"Problems of • - thiviporld Peace"
were discusied, according to Clay
ton H. Shug, assistant professor of
public stdaking . and women's de
bate coach.,;
open fonn4cussion was
held after the :sy slum.
Members of the Penn State
teams includd _wend semester
freshmen IC Loliis,--...asanaye, M.
Louise Hartley, iRtM P. Sprague,
and M. Elizabeth Zimmerman.
First semester :% * kshmen Betty
G. Coplan, Vera 170 wens, Lois B.
McCool, and MarPrie H. Miller.
CLASSIFIED;;SECTION
SCARAB BRACELET Lost on
Monday morning in Sparks Buil
ding, first floor;--mipa.between Li
brary and 'Sparks Building. ,Call
3480 anytime after sp. m. •
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Friday, Saturday nights. 123 W.
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TuesdaV 6 p. m. Call Les, 4736.
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.Leave Wed. after 5, return
Call Mary Kay, 348 Ath.. Hall.
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UNTIL 3:00 A. M,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
WSG A Announcement
Marjorie A. Magargel '44 was
elected by WSGA Senate to suc
ceed Grace L. Judge '44 as
chairman of the WSGA dance
set for Saturday, January 30,
Ruth M. Storer '44, WSGA pres
ident, revealed last night. She
reminded coeds that they may
take special 2 o'clock and regu
lar 1 o'clock permission this
week-end.
Phi Kappa Phi
Initiates 46
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war should not completely erase
interest in a broad, fundamental
education because of necessary
current specialization.
Ivans received the Phi Kappa
Phi` award from Treasurer Mrs.
V. R. Haber in recognition of out
standing scholarship and extra
curricular activities.
Senior initiates attaining at least
a 2.55 All-College average are E. L.
Adams, W. C. Banks, L. I. Beer
map, E. Billet, E. R. Booser, J. C.
Bregar, V. R. Burkhart, W. C.
Conner, P. Crossman, H. E. Gass
man, D. L. Golab, E. M. ;Hell, R. C.
Hammond, J. E. Hershberger, A.
412 Hyson, W. S. Ivans, Jr., L. N.
Joseph, L. J. Kaiser, J. P. Kearns,
J. 3. Kishel, R. E. Kocher, and
R. J. Kowalesky.
J. A. Kravanja, M E. Loveridge,
V. B. Makowski, J. M. Palmer, H.
Panzer, S. Patton, J. Paulhamits,
A. Rostosky, Jr., G. W. Busier,
M. K. Sherman, B. E. Smith, G. H.
Smith, T. F. Taylor, H. V. Walton,
D. J. Wardrop, H. J. Zukauskas.
• Graduate students also inducted
are A. F. Agnone, T. D. Argust,
M. E. Butz, C. A. Daubermari, C. H.
Herr, M. L. Rupp, William S. Hoff
man; College Registrar, and Mary
J Wyland, associate professor of
education, were accepted as facul
ty members.
Week-End--Your
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THE. THH EE STO•GES
With,
Fri., 20—Ada. 75c-7 P. M. Schwab Auditorium
Sat., 21—Adln. 1.00-7 P. M. Schwab AliditOrell7l2 • s
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Classics Prevail As
Music Hour Continues
PSCA "tunes up" for its second
Friday 4 o'clock music hour in the
Hugh 'Beaver Room, Old Main, this
afternoon. Miss Agnes Highsmith,
associate secretary' of PSCA, an
nounced' yesterday.
Selections chosen for the pro
gram are "Overture" and "Pass
pied" from Suite No. 1 by Bach,
"Le Tombear de Couperin" by Ra
vel, and Symphony No. 4 in A
Major (Italian), by Mendelssohn.
Gaylord S. Alexander is director
for the hour, and following the
music, refreshments will be served.
Frosh Coeds May Date
Thanksgiving Holiday
Freshman women may date on
campus Thanksgiving day, but only
until 5:30 p. m., Helen J. Martin
'46, chairman of WSGA Freshman
Council, announced at yesterday's
Council meeting.
Miss Martin also stated that
freshman coeds' request for 11 o'-
clock permission on weekends, in
stead of 10 o'clock, had been re
fused by Senate until removal of
customs.
Chinese Pay $2OO
For Leather Shoes
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Today only eight of the 110 col
leges, are able to function in their
original places. Before the war,
most colleges were located on the
seacoast, and therefore were in
the first line of attack. Following
the first line of attack. Following
moved inland, but as invasion be
came more than a threat, these in
stitutions also became victims of
Japanese ddstruction. As a result
of these attacks, many of •the stu
dents today are having classes in
temples. If they are warned be
forehand of a seizure, students
help to evacuate books and school
equipment.
Ifs A Must
Ted Clause
* MIM RHEIN
* MIDGE JOHNSON *JANE ABRAMSON
DON'T MISS IT !
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Bud Mellott
* DORIS DISNEY
DON'T MISS IT!
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"Murder of Lidice" by Edna St.
Vincent Millay will be the theme
of the dance production to be-pre
sented tentatively by WRA Dance
Club in December. Club members
prac'eice in White Hall Rhythni
Room at 7 p.m. Mondays through
Thursdays. Coeds interested in cal
isthenics drill or trying out for the
production should contact Marion
A. Hora '43. Club president.
Badminton tournaments will be
gin next week, according to Eliza
beth J. McKinley '45, WRA activi
ties chairman.
Today is the last day for T•M
basketball practice periods to be
registered. Coeds who have not re
ported at least one hour of organ
ized practice, with their team Or
individually, will not be allowed
to compete in the IM basketball
tournament. :Medical permits from
the College Health Service are also
required for each coed.
Phi Mu will play the Mac-
Women's Building team in the
White Hall gym at 4 p.m. Monday
in the .first game of the IM tourna
ment. Grange and Ath West will
meet at 7 p. m. Tuesday.
Dr. Grey Addresses
Montour Teachers
Dr. William H. Grey of the His
tory Department will address the
Montour County Teachers Institute
at Danville, Monday morning, No
vember 23, on 'Why Study Latin
America?"
An exhibit of books and relics of
Latin America will be sent to tlie
Institute by the Inter-American
Committee of the College for dis
play.
Beecher 'home economics prac
tice houSe entertained Miss Laura
W. Drummond, director and pro
fessor of home economics, at din
ner Wednesday.
For The
Will
Date
Seeing
Jack Hunter