MGM FOUR
Panhe WIII
Nags Mans
For $5O /Award
COW Hoer To Follow
Business Meeting
Members and eligible newcom
ers to City Panhellenic League
will xneet in southeast Atherton
lounge, Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. to
discuss presentation of an annual
$5O scholarship to a deserving se
nior-to-be according to President
Mrs. John Undervort.
Dean of Women Charlotte E.
nay submits to City Panhel'names
of deserving junior coeds of high
scholastic rating. The winner of the
scholarship is never publicly an
nounced; she is• informed by Miss
Ray that she has been selected as
the recipient of the scholarship.
Requirements for membership
into City Panhellenic League are
Ilkyrie except that the prospective
'member must be an alumna of a
notionally-recognized fraternity.
Last year, 135 .alumnae were elig
ible for membership.
Beatrice M. White '44, president
of the campus Panhellenic Coun
cil, and two representatives from
each sorority have been invited
to the meeting, which will be fol
lowed by a coffee hour. This coffee
hour will take the place of the
annual City Panhellenic Council
banquet.
Mrs. H. W. Loman. recently elec
ted Panhellenic Council advisor,
is in charge of the coffee hour,
while Miss Pauline A. Locklin,
assistant professor of English lit
erature, will be in charge of en-
I ertainment, according to Mrs.
Frank W. Haller, publicity chair
man.
rifion Exhibit
Nut
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NITTANY:
Displays Lunches "Come On Danger"
An exhibit sponsored by the
Nutritional Committee for Nation
al Defense is now on display on
main floor of central library, ac
cording to Alberta M. Spudis '44,
chairman.
This exhibit, first of a series, dis
plays two lunches showing a con
irast i'oetween good and poor selec
tions. Future displays will• show
the difference in 'breads, cereals,
breakfasts, and dietary patterns.
Other committee members in
clude Charles H. Ridenour '43,
:Patricia Mac Kinney '43, Earl F.
Brown '44, Jacqueline E. Falloon
'46, Jayne C. Dewees '46, and Rich
ard S. Kurtz '43. Mrs. Emma G.
Welch, instructor in - home eco
nomics, is faculty advisor.
Political Palmate
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the voting of thousands of students
through 26 hours of balloting, and
then conducting the long vote tab
ulation.
Of course there might not (be
quite as much work involved as
there is on the well-heeled dance
committees that must see to it that
Fleming's office signs up a •dance
band, but we still believe at least
NYA rates would be justified.
It would make it a little fairer
too, incidentally, to criticize a com
mittee that was receiving some re
turn besides a chance to serve the
school for the 40 or 50 hours they
work.—L.T.C.
IPUBLID ADDRESS
SYS TEN
FOR REN T
CALL
Jim Pease
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Haversack, Keefer // in
Annual /RA Scholarship
Announces Awards
Ann Drivas '43, retiring presi
dent of WRA, announced the win
ners of the annual WRA scholar
ship before handing over her posh
tion as• WRA president to Adele
J. Levin '44.
Town Coeds To Nominate
. A mass meeting to nominate
town representatives to WSGA
House of Representatives will be
held in 110 Home Economics, 0:30
p. m. Tuesday, November 24.
Town • coeds, except freshmen,
should attend the meeting, H.
Elizabeth Furst-'45. WSGA town
senator, stressed.
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CATHAUM
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with the person who took my
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For Christmas
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Office 109 South Allen Street—in Charles Shop
(Penn State vs. Pitt)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Drivas To Install
New WRA Officers
Winners of the two $5O WRA
scholarships are Martha J. Haver
stick '43 and Annette M. Keefer
'45, according to Ann Drivas '43,
retiring WRA head. Presentation
of the awards will be made at in
stallation of new WRA officers in
WRA room, White Hall, at 10:30
today.
Proceeds from WRA dances are
used for' the. scholarships which
are awarded to coeds outstanding
in WRA on the basis of need and
merit.
Miss Haverstick is WRA Bowl
ing Club president, 1942 All-Col
lege tennis champion, and played
with the victorious Navy all-star
hockey team. Miss Keefer, former
WRA Bowling Club president, was
also • named to the Navy team.
At installation of officers today,
Adele J. Levin '44 will become new
WRA president and Joan K. Miller
'45 will take over the vice-presi
dency. Other WRA officers who
will be installed by Miss Drivas
are Margaret K. Ramaley '44, sec
retary; Mary Grace Longenecker
'45, treasurer, and Elizabeth J. Mc-
Kinley '45, activities chairman.
Miss McKinley will install all
WRA Activities Club presidents to
close the ceremony.
SDI Entertains Editor
Of National Magazine,
National SDT Officer
Phi pledge chapter of Sigma Del
ta Tau will entertain Miss' Judith
Rubinstein of New York City and
Mrs. S. Fraenkel of Des Moines,
lowa, until Sunday. Miss Rubin
stein is national Sigma Delta Tau
vice-president, and Mrs. Fraenkel
edits 'Torch," Sigma Delta Tau
national magazine.
Pledge officers recently elected
are Evelyn H. Jackson '45, presi
dent; Arlene Chrystal '46, vice
president; Dorothy B. ; Robinson
'46, secretary; Shirley B. Levine
'46, treasurer; and Ferne H. Knas
ter '46, social chairman.
Sigma Delta Tau pledges enter
tained pledges of other sororities
at a tea last Thursday in south
west lounge, Atherton.
Student Directories
Are Now Available
Student directories kr 1942-43
have arrived and may now be ob
tained ' at the Registrar's office.
Price of the directories is 10 cents.
Contained in the directories are
names, class seating, curricula,
home addresses, College addresses,
frOternity affiliations, and tele
phone numbers of all students en
rolled .
Also in the booklets are data
on the faculty, addresses and
phone numbers of •all fraternities'
and clubs, and the College calen
dar.
BUY WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS
Holiday Meal Planned
Roast turkey and all the old
fashioned Thanksgiving trim
mings will be the specialty meal
at the Maple Room of the Home
Economics building from 5:30.t0
6:30 p. m. Monday, department
heads announced recently.
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Women In Sports
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Two All-College Co-Rec hikes
are planned for Thanksgiving Day,
according to Priscilla J. Cobb. '45,
WRA Outing Club president.
Leaving Miles St. Bicycle Shop
at 8 a.m. Thanksgiving Day, Co-
Rec bike hikers will ride to 'WRA
Cabin in Shingletown Gap for
breakfast. Picnickers will return
to campus by• noon.
Students interested should sign
up a•t Student Union before Wed
nesday noon. Twenty ') cents for
breakfast plus bicycle 'rental will
be required, Miss Cobb stated.
An All-College Co-Rec hike to
Mt. Nittany has been scheduled for
Thanksgiving afternoon. Hikers
will meet on Old Main steps at
2 p. in. and will return in time for
dinner.
Introductory rifle training has
been completed, and actual shoot
ing practice has been scheduled
for WRA Rifle Club members,
Helen D. McKee '43, Club presi
dent, announced.
Eighty coeds, mostly freshmen
and transfers, are learning' the
techniques of shooting •in prepara
tion for next semester's telegraphic
meets or possible enlistment in
WAACS or WAVES.
Beginning next February, ap
proximately 15 matches will be
conducted with rifle teams in other
:colleges.
Instructing the coeds in shooting
techniques are Miss Marie Haidt,,
associate - professor of physical edu
cation, Miss McKee, Odette M.
Scrivanich '43, and Marjorie L Zint
'43.
Shooting practice is conducted
on White Hall rifle range at 4 p. m.
Mondays through Fridays, from 7
to 9 p. m. Mondays through Thurs
days, and from 10 a. m: to noon
Saturdays.
White Hall will sponsor its sev
enth weekly Playnight from 7 to
10 o'clock tonight.
WRA Outing Club, under Presi
dent Priscilla J. Cobb '45, will be
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LARRY GHENT
President
.LA R.Y FARIES
Secretary
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Of
State College
Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1942
PSCA Elects Ten
To Cabinet Posts
Two days of voting by members
of the Penn State Christian Asso r
, ciation resulted in the selection of
ten men and women to represent
their fellow students on the CA's
Cabinet.
From the ten students elected to
the Cabinet a president will be
selected on Sunday afternoon when
'Cabinet meets for the first time.
Eleven additional PSCA mem,-
hers will be elected to the Cabinet
so that it will have full representa
tion.
The vice-president, Secretary,
and treasurer will be chosen from
the group of 21.
Names of the new Cabinet mem
bers, released by Jean E. Hersh
berger '43, president of the or
ganization are:
Robert R. Dickey '44, Virginia
Krauss '45, Robert MacNabb '45,
Clifford Painter '44, Palmer Shalt •
less '44, Gerald B. Maxwell Stein
'44, Hattie Van Riper '44, Paul
Woodland '44, Miriam Zartman '45,
and Margaret Ramaley '44.
Candidates were selected by an
elections committee comprised of
Ned Liriegar and Miss Agnes High
srhith,' associate secretaries of the
organization, and Miss Hershberg
er.
1500 Couples Dance
Al Jr.-Sr. Ball-Prom
More than 1500 couples trekked
to Rec Hall last night for the last
big formal of the semester to dance
to Charlie Spivak's music. There
was no official theme for the Ball;
but the Hall - was decorated with
flags, American and class banners.
Weekend weather departed from
usual Penn State tradition for one
of the balmiest nights since' last
summer. No rain, no snow, no Cold
winds, just stars and a moon.
J. Solvency Dingleberry, The Daily
Collegian's official weather report
ter, is away on vacation, and if
this,is a result, he is fired, the edi
tor said last night.
in charge of the Open House. Re
freshinents will be served.
Mrs: Hermance Reese will repre
sent the physical educatlonepart
ment, while PaulineGrossmanm will
be WRA;Executive Boar&delegate.
Entertainment will include bad
minton, bowling, bridge, 'fencing,
and swimming. •
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