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uniior Service Board Beds Fifteen ;
Lambda Theta Initiates 30 Women
kiew Members (Chosen
l'otr lExilra Adivi
:Fifteen :sophomore women were
i:formett 61: their election to Ju-
Service Board, junior wo-
W'rl'S OCtiVitieS honorary, at a
iiQakfast in. the East diningroom
,f Atherton *Hall 8:30 Sunday
New members are Priscilla T.
11,13rgaret B. Cupp, Alice R.
•so):, Kathryn M. - Hibbard, Carol
M. Kane, Elizabeth J. McKinley,
thryn K. Metzger Joan E. Piol
, Ruth M. Posner, Jean K. Runk,
in a F. B.unkel, Margaret Stern.
whzaheth A.. Strippel, Sarah A.
31 ornp:;on. and Dorothy Wallace.
After introduction of the new
11: , mberi4 by Mary Jo Powell '44,
migoing president. Ruth M. Stor
-2i '44, 77:5G/ 1 :. president, outlined
requirements and duties of Ju
lio; Ser , ,7ice Board members. "The
troup was formed to . give recog
aim to those coeds who are not
.!Ni.itns, but have shown outstand-
Ili; leadership qualities, and are
tolive in extra-curricular work,"
explained,
.Aiso present at the breakfast
wc.re Miss Charlotte E. Ray, dean
of women, Miss Nina Bentley, as
:;i::i.ant dean of. women, Miss Ruth
)1. Zang, assistant dean of women,
Wf'vG.A. Senate members and re
firing junior Service Board mem-
C)I• the sixteen members elected
Spring, tour -who did. not at
.(,),(1 Summer semester will still
activ(-1 neKt term. They are
Tuniors Cora C. Bierbrauer, Kath
yn 8.. Brong, HeLen E. Dodd and
J. Matr3r.
ne new board will elect off
err at !.ts nes:t meeting January
If MIA Viisiiits Campus
Lieut. E. Alden Richardson,
WAAC recruiting officer from
Harrisburg recruiting and in
duction district, will visit cam
pus tomorrow to speak to coeds
concerning life in the women's
)n.ilitary organization.
Lieu Richardson will meet
women in Room 3, White Hall
at 4:15 p. m. The recruiting of_
fiver spoke over the New Beav
er Fiel.3 public address system
at a football game earlier in the
The WAAC officer has been
invited to luncheon and dinner
at McAllister Hall,
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Mortar Board
Grace L. Judge '44 'was elected
president of Mortar Board, nation
al senior women's honor society,
yesterday afternoon, Pauline
Crossman '43, retiring president,
announced last night.
Other officers elected were Dor
othy L. Jones '44, • vlce-president;
Lucille D. Weinstein '44, secretary;
Dorothy K. Brunner '44, treasurer;
and F. Doris Stevenson '44, editor
of Quarterly, Mortar Board publi
cation.
The new officers assume their
duties immediately with the sale
of war stamps at the Army_Navy
night at Recreation Hall tonight.
Coeds now in the society will
remain active for the next two
semesters.
Itifoiden Fire Throws
Dormitory into Panic
. Women's Building was the scene
of unusual commotion Sunday af
ternoon, when coeds found a
smoke-filed lounge and a distinc
ive odor of fire.
The odor soon spread to the hall.
no caw could discover the origin of
the fire. A coed called the State
College Fire Department and the
Campus Patrol, but it wasn't until
A. Jane Stewart '46: lifted the
cushions from the sofa, that the
blaze was finally discovered.
Several Campus Patrolmen put
out the tire, which was evidently
caused by a cigarette.
Red Daily Collegian Classifieds
FOR RENT—For next semester, KNOCK GUS—Your worries for
eight rooms in fraternity annex. the 'New Year. Attend All Col-
Call .John Gary, 3331. legre Independent dance, January
2t 14, 15 comp RDS 15. Music by Colleglans4
LOST—One pair of shell-rimmed
glasses, Senior Ball weekend. APARTMENT—Students' modern
Call 3141, ask for Hugh Ridall. apartment, 4 rooms, bath, elec
it pd JHM tric stove, refrigerator, innerspring
mattresses, shower and tub. Table
APT. FOR RENT—Two rooms tennis facilities. Dial 4042.
completely furnished. Maried 3t pd 11,12,14 RF
couple or girl. 113 So. Atherton
St. Itchgl4BF. FOR SALE—One LOG tog duplex
decitrig slide rule. Never been
TO ERIE—Or vicinity, any time used. Reasonable. Also one 6x9
Saturday, Dec . 19. Call 2783, loose-leaf notebook. Call Ralph,
ask for Kidder or McCaney. Leave 4324. 2tpd5R.15,16
message
FOR RENT—Large front room.
WANTED Used phono-radio corn- Twin beds, steam heat. One-half
bination set. Call 4679, ask for block from campus. $2.50. Call
Charley. 3t pd 11,12,0 KRV 2788. 3t pd 11, 12, 16. BF
HIE/AD 1
THE D.A.It?: COLLEGIAN
Honorary Elects
Gregory President
Pi Lambda Theta, national wo_
men's education honorary, initiated
30 pledges in southwest lounge,
Atherton Hall, last night, accord
ing to L. Jeanne Kaiser '43, retir
ing president.
Prerequisites for admission to
the honorary include a 2 all-col
lege scholastic average or better,
two faculty recommendations, and
the chapter's vote.
Newly_inducted coeds, teachers.
and graduate students have com
pleted their pledge tests and elect
ed officers following their initia
tion. Officers elected are Mary-
Frances Grelory '43, ' president;
Grace E. Sammons '44, vice_presi
dent; Jean L. Caum '44, recording
secretary: Sally W. Piollet '44,
treasurer: and Margaret Robb.
graduate student, member-at-large.
Pi Lambda Theta initiates in
clude Miss Della J. Ayery, assis
tant professor of home economics;
Mrs. Anna Naugle, Graduate Stu_
dents Mary E. Bevan, Jessie G.
Haven, Daisy B. Henderson, Mar
garet Robb, and Adah H. Roth;
Seniors—Audrey H. Hackman,
Ethel N. Hartzler, Helen J. Stir
ling, and Ila J. Trotter;
Juniors—Ruth M. Alvord, Fran
ces A. Brown, Jean L. Caum, Edith
D. Dengler, Shirley E. Fletcher, C.
Betty Friedman, Margery E. Gor
man, Marjorie A. Henderson, Pearl
A. Koplovi•tz, M. Virginia Krauss,
Adeline Lasky, Helen D. McKee,
Dorothy I. McMann, Betty L. Mil_
ler, Helen F. Neubert, Sally W.
Piollet. 'Phyllis M. Runkle, • Grace
E. Sammons, and Mary C. Yoder.
FOF, RENT—Single and double
. rooms. Warm. Close to campus.
Call 3332: Ask for Kimmel. Ad
dress, 243 South Pugh.
4t comp IL, 12., 16, 17 RME
Rides Wanted—
PuW—To Meadville or vicinity Dec
19. Leave noon. Call Don at 2900
2t pd 11,12,15,16 EAM
RW—Loek Haven. Leave next
Saturday any time from 11 a. m.
to 12:30 o. m. Call Thelma. second
floor Jordan Hall.. 2t pd 12,14 P
R. W.—Blairsville or .vicinity,
Leave Friday afternoon. Call
4136. leave message. 2teomp.
P. 4\'.--To Cleveland. leave Sat
urday. Call :Nick, 3332.
2teomp. RTK.
R. W.—To Buffalo or vicinity.
Leave Sat. after 10 a. m. Call
King, 4125. 2t.C.
RW—(2 —To Franklin, Meadville,
or vicinity, Leave December 19,
afternoon. Call Wayne, 4859.
2tc0mp15,16-S.
RW—To Franklin or Pittsburgh.
Leave Friday riternoon or Sat
tu•day. Call Charles, 4163.
2tcompßM
RW—Pittsburgh or near vicinity.
Leave Friday after 3 p* in. Cali
LH:lvry, 4163. 2t-15-16
WSGA Xmas Drive
Falls Short Of Goal;
Totals Only $226.98
A total of $226.98, little more
than half the $4OO goal, was real
ized in the annual WSGA House
of Representatives Christmas
drive, which •officially ended yes
terday. However, in announcing
the total, Miss Nina M. 'Bentley,
assistant to the dean of women,
said that more money would prob
ably be reported today and tomor_
row. She,urged all coeds who still
have money to turn in to do so to
day.
Atherton southwest led living
units with a total contribution of
$21.46. 'Jordan Hall was in second
place with $18.57, and Irvin Hall
was third with donations amount
ing to $lB.lO. Sororities were led
by Alpha Epsilon Phi with $l5,
and Sigma Delta Tau with $10.50.
Drive receipts will be divided
among the Mifflin County Chil
dren's Aid Fund, Mrs. Hetzel's
Emergency Loan Fund, and the
American Women's Hospital Corps.
In addition to trying to alleviate
the sufferings of civilians in war
stricken England, the Hospital
Corps provides district nurses and
other forms of medical aid to in
digent Negroes and whites in the
southern highlands of the United
States.
Storer IMpeats Hours
Ruth M. Storer '44, WSGA
president, last night reminded
coeds that only second semes
ter senior women may take 1
o'clock permissions for the
"Hot-Dog-Dance" tonight. Oth
er women must observe regu
lar hour restrictions, Miss Stor
er said.
Alpha Epsilon Phi will formally
install officers in Grange play
room, at 1:30 D. in., Saturday af
ternocn. A party vlll follow for
members and pledges.
_At 3he 7llovieJ
NITTANY—
"The Man in The Trunk."
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STATE—
"One of Our Aircraft Is Missing."
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Penn ,State's OWn'FRED -WARM°
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In
• "VARSITY SHOW" -•
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With
Dick Powell, Priscilla Lane. Rosemary Lane
Also: . "America's Battle of Beauty" and Cartoon
Seniors, Jamiors,lophomores, Freshmen
Editorial and Business
Boards
Will Meet in Rooms Carnegie Hall
at 4:00, Dec.ls
!EVERYONE MUST ATTEND I -
For out g oin g Senior Colle g ian Boards—
IMPORTANT MEETING in Carne g ie
Hall, Room 9, at 3:00.
"Varsity Show"
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1942
WSGA Honors Freitag
Al Christmas Dinner
Awarding of the WSGA scholar•
ship, carolling by waiters and co
eds, and dinner by candle-light
summed up the Christmas celebra
tion in women's dining rooms last
night.
Ruth S. Freitag '45 received a
$5O scholarship for having attained
a 2.94 freshman average, the high..
est of any coed of the class of '45.
Formally-gowned women in Ath
erton Hall and Mac Hall. coeds in
Sunday dress dined by candle-light
while waiters serenaded them with
Yuletide carols,
A touch of the traditional Old
English theme of past years re
mained in the form of plum pud..
ding topped by lighted candles.
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