FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1943,
Sophomore Squad
Hoses Out Frosh
Cagers, 29-36
IM Table Tennis to
Begin After Vacation
; The sophomore interclass bas
hatballers no:cd out an enterprisr
ing frosh squad, 36-29, in the final
game of the interclass series.
Peggy Northrup monopolized the
sophomore points with an inter
class high of 30 points, followed
by freshman Becky Walter wiio
scored 19 for the frosh.
Individual sophomore scores in-;
elude Peggy Northrup with 30
ipo.ints, Mary K. Hopple with 5,
gnd Emmie Northrup with i point'.
Frosh guards were Eleanor Wills,
Marjorie Lyon, Carolyn Crooks,
Betsy McGee, and Dorcas New
comer.
Frosh individual scores include
Becky Walker, 19; Mary A. Jen-
nings, 5; and Harriet Richards, 5.
Freshman guards were Gloria Mc-
Kinley, Alice Hooper, Betty Wol
fram, Betty Huck, and Peggy
Quick.
ARMY-NAVY BASKETBALL,
IM TABLE TENNIS
The outstanding coed basket
bailers from the interclass squads
will be selected to play on the
Army ir Navy teams by Mary G.
Longnecker and Miss Mildred
Lucey, instructor in physical edu
cation. Coeds from each team will
elect captains and the team win
ner of the series will take the ma
jority of three or five games, Miss
Longpecker stated,
i ; Intramural table tennis will
also begin after vacation. Sorority
and dormitory units which, were
in the bowling arid badminton
frays will compete in the table
.tennis intramurals. The sorority or
dormitory unit that 'annexes the
most intramural points will be
awarded the WRA Intramural
Cup, Miss Longnecker stated.
RED CROSS RALLY
All dormitories and coed units
.will be asked by WRA to cooper
ate in the WRA Red Cross Rally
Which will take place in the White
Hall Gym from 7 until 10 p.m.
Wednesday, March 17, according
ttodT. Doris Stevenson, WRA pub
licity chairman. This project will
■be similar to the Red Cross sur
gical di'essings classes in that all
goods made will be donated to men
iin the armed forces.
•PLAYNIGHT TOMORROW
White Hall Playngiht' will he
•held'from 7 until 10 o’clock to
jnorrowy according to F. Doris Ste
venson. . All White Hall facilities,
including rifle range, bowling al
leys, and swimming pool, will be
’open, to coeds who attend.
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CAMPUS
RESTAURANT
142 E. COLLEGE
WSGAto Reconsider Second
Semester Frosh 'Move-Up'
After the March vacation,-
WSGA will have as its first item
of business a reconsideration of
“move-up day’’ for second semes
ter freshmen. Remember way back
at the beginning of the semester,
when the official agreement of the
governing body stated that the
time of “move-up day” would de
pend largely upon two factors,
conduct and grades? WSGA Sen
ate members will keep their part
of the bargain'. They will hold a
discussion,’ and the action of the
group will depend upon the re
sults concluded in regard to the
above mentioned factors. The rest
remains the responsibility of the
second semester freshmen.
Regulations are made for the
benefit of the coeds, not for the
satisfaction of Senate or Judicial,
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOST Black wallet. Finder
please return cards to Lester
Peterson. Triangle' Fraternity.'
It 26 pd BAM
RW---Wednesday to Harrisburg.
Leave afternoon. Call 110 Ath
Hall. It 26 Comp K
WANTED —Student to work from
4 to 8 p.m. Waitress for evening.
Rea and Derick, Allen street.
It 26 chg BM
WANTED—Student to work for
room. Light job, takes only a
little time each day. Call or phone
Kimmel, 3332. 243 South Pugh.
2t 26 comp RTK
LOST—Black key case containing
dorm key. Please notify 308 Ath
Hall. It 26 pd REM
LOST Pair of shell-rimmed
glasses in a black leather case
with snap fastener. Needed badly
by owner. Reward. Call 4425, ask
for Dotty. 2t comp.-26,27,RM8.
How about a CAREER on .?
file CIVILIAN FRONT?
As a student, you’ve doubtless asked yourself many
times what you ought to do to help win this war. What can you
study that will be' of practical assistance?
The Retail Bureau at the University of Pittsburgh is offering
a new opportunity to college upperclassmen to be trained for a
successful career in retailing while gaining actual working expe
rience at a steady weekly salary. You will receive regular under
graduate credit for your work at the Bureau, you’ll earn a
Weekly income in a Pittsburgh department store, you’ll be
s making a definite contribution to civilian wartime morale—at
the same time piling up experience toward a career.
Pitt’s Retail Bureau came into being during World War I
to help retailers replace executives and junior executives lost
to the armed forces and government services. In. this war, we’re
bringing 24 years of successful store service to the problem of
training new people. And we believe opportunities in retailing
have never been greater than they are right now.
NEW SEMESTERS BEGIN MONDAY,
JUNE 28, AND SEPTEMBER 27, 1943 (
Application blanks will be furnished on request.
BUREAiJ for retail ißAimm
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH • Pittsburgh, Pa.
Important Announcement!
Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines. wish ..to announce to all stu
r. dents, that, in .order .to arrange -accommodations for
' trayel onMarch Ist, -2nd and 3rd, 1943, it will be necessary
to mak? reservation by.purchasing your ticket as far in ad
yance as possible, but not later, than eight hours prior to your
•• intended departure time.
. AH busses will leaye from the GREYHOUND POST HOUSE.
LEAVE STATE COLLEGE, PA.
East Bound -West Bound North Bound'
1:10 A. M.
• 2:55 A. M 6:30 A. M.
7:40 A* M- 8:00 A.M.
2:40 P. M. 1:45 P. M. 2:55 P. M.
7:55 P. M. 6:20 P. M.
(Make Your Reservation Early)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
and when these organizations re
ceive proof that freshman women
are ready for upperclass permis
sion, such permissions will be
granted. Therefore, the decision
of Senate will lie in the proof
which you women have provided
over the past half of the semester,
in other words, on how well you
have met ..the other half of the
bargain:
—WSGA Senate,
Curliss-Wright Program
Diroclor Visifs State
To esJc Progress
C. Wilson Cole, Curtiss-Wrlght
employee responsible for and di
recting the company’s Cadette
program, visited here Tuesday arid
Wedriesday to view the progress
of the program at Penn State.
In an informal speech to the
Cadettes Tuesday night in the
Sandwich Shop, Mr. Cole express
ed himself as “well pleased with
conditions at Penn State.” He ex
plained Curtiss-Wright objectives
in instituting the program, saying
that each woman would be fitted
for a particular job and would
constitute the greater part of the
company's supply of engineers
next year.
During his stay, Mr." Cole also
attended Cadette classes, and dis
cussed the program with faculty
members appointed to a planning
fcommittee for the course by Presi
dent Hetzel.
Masquerettes Apply
Masquerettes, women’s division
of Thespians, have made applica
tion to the Student Welfare com
mittee for recognition as a regular
student organization.
Coeds Gel 12 O'docks
For Nexf Two Tuesdays
All coeds will have 12 o’clock
permissions on the Tuesday prior
to vacation and Tuesday before
classes resume, Ruth M. Storer,
WSGA president, stated yesterday.
The many doeds who will return
to school Tuesday will need this
late permission to return on time.
Miss • Storer also reminded
WSGA Senate members that there
will be a Senate meeting in the
WSGA Senate room, <3:30 p.m.
March 10.
Np Intramural Meeting
There will be no WRA Intra
mural Board meeting Saturday,
according to F. Doris Stevenson,
WRA publicity Chairman.
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the Ist of the month preceding pub- i
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thorities appear on the campus
to examine and transfer all ERC
enlistees ear-marked for Navy
sometime in April, it was stated
by Lieut, Batdorf that if a large
enough number of qualified en
gineers applied, the office would,
send up a board of examiners ac
companied by physicians, to han
dle the work of interviewing and
selecting candidates.
Lieutenant Batdorf also remark
ed that exceptionally well-fitted
applicants would be considered if
their eyesight, was not below $/20
uncorrected.
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