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Owens io initiate
Outstanding Coeds
Banquet May 2
6roup to Announce
Incoming Officers
Twenty-six outstanding fresh
)l,:an and sophomore women who
'were tapped by Cwens at the an
> real breakfast will be, in
itiated into the sophomore honor
ary at a festival banquet at the
Alpha Zeta house Sunday evening.
ollowing • the ancient Anglo-
F.,ixon folk ways and traditions,
the ceremony will include the
)rresentation of Cwens pins, the
, :eptre and crown, symbolic of
the name "Cwen," meaning queen:
. Newly elected officers of the
p . )oup will be announced during
the festivities. Those being in
itiated are Rose D. Devecka, Betty
Jane Drouse, Phyllis de Mauriac,:
Cynthia Geffen, Marilyn L. Glo
isch, Helen V. Hatton, G. Patricia
i:allberg, Peggy ;Lou Johnson,
Mary Ann Jennings, Lois I. Lunn:
Gloria 'J. McKinley, Helen J. Mar
tin, Florence A. Port,' B. Ruth Piel
)neier, Gertrude G. Rosen, Betty
)vt. Shenk, and Marguerite P.
F:usanin. Jeanne Richards, adviser,
was also tapped.
Dean Charlotte E. Ray, Harriet
./I.llen, Doris Jean Reichenback,
Mrs. Frank W. Haller, Dotty
Jones, Marie Haidt, and Louise
))ye, former Cwens, will be guests
for the. occasion.
Cwens who will greet the new
)oembers are Ruth Clyde, Jane
Ccomis, Patricia Diener, Alice
Drumm, Ruth Emberry, Carol Em
crick, Margaret L. Good, Mary
Grace Longenecker, Vivian Mar:.
tin, Judy McFarland, Betsy Mc-
Gee, Joan Miller, Jean Ogden,
3"Jorinne Olson, Kathleen Osgood,
)arbara Painter, Winifred Singer,
Marjorie Schultz, Ruth Steiner,
Gloria Whyel, Christine Yohe, and
Miriam Zartman..
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Co-Rec Day, BaCkstage Canteen
Provide Chance
Co-Rec Day and a State College
version of a stagedoor canteen
mean a big Saturday.
Another attempt to provide in
troductions and welcomes for the
Army Air Crew, WRA's Co-Rec
Day is open to all cadets, cadettes,
and College kids. White Hall
.will
be open to the multitudes and- all
WRA facilities will be available
for use from 2 to 5 this afternoon.
The women's recreation hell is
really extensive with a wealth of
health-building ammunition. And,
although the place is open contin
uously to the coed population, Co
flee days are the few times that
many really visit it.
Women and guests should rec
ognize the definite values of phys
ical exercise resulting from a
swanky swimming pool, a dandy
dance room, a sharp-shooting
range, a great gymnasium, a broad
bowling aUey, and a practical
playroom.
Since few women find it conve
nient to participate in such activi
ties often, WRA sincerely hopes
that they take advantage of this
special chance to get their exer
cise and to welcome our wartime
visitors.
Revised Elections Code
(Continued tram Page One)
ARTICLE VI
Campaign
The only type of campaigning
permitted will be verbal and per
sonal contacts. There shall be no
posters, handbills, cards, signs,
public announcements, or other
type of campaigning or advertis
ing by the candidates.
The elections committee will
print sufficient official elections
posters to notify and remind stu
dents of the voting time and can
didates. These, along with stories
in the Daily Collegian, will be the
only permissible type of open pub
licity.
There will be no financial bud
gets for the campaigning. Spend
ing money for campaign purposes
in any manner is
The committee will meet with.
all candidates on Wednesday eve
ning, June 23, to answer any ques
tions about the voting and to hear
any complaints about code viola
tions. They shall meet with all
candidates again after the closing
of the polls and before the count-
TEE DAILY COLLEGIAN
or Coed Hostesses
Backstage in a certain make
shift theatre tonight, a staunch but
small group of Penn State USO'ers
will play hostess to men in the
service and civilians.
They plan to break up any ordi
nary connections and insert a few
new personalities. They're all out
for. the men-who are.."flying high
into the sun" for their country.
They are few in number, need
hundreds of hostesses to help, but
they are the real idea-gals behind
the scenes in this backstage pro
gram. They are stepping into the
job which is theirs to do since a
wartime atmosphere has clouded
our skies.
The Thespian Masquerettes de
serve a lot of credit because their
work has always been primary
but recognition of it has been sec
ondary. Now that they have band
ed themselves into a separate club,
they have . attempted la project .
which is going unnoticed as iar as
they are concerned:
• The "Backstage Canteen" opens
tonight as the College's first USO
project. The idea is great, we're
sure, but there'll be nothing of the
USO spirit about it unless hos
tesses come with the crowds.
ing of the votes begins on Friday,
June 25, when further complaints
will be heard.
ARTICLE VII
Eligibility to Vote
An official voting registration
shall take place on June 10 and
11, 1943, at the College registra
tion for the Summer semester.
Each student shall fill out a form
which will be filed by the elections
committee and used to check off
voters. This registration list shall
be official.
Any student registering late or
who.for other reasons has not filled
out an official registration form
may vote upon preSentation of a
note from either the dean of men
or womeril - respectively, stating
that he is a regularly enrolled un
dergraduate and stating the semes
ter in which .his college credits
rank him. •
Only undergraduate students
shall be eligible to vote.
Students shall be required to
present matriculation cards for
identification at the polls.
ARTICLE VIII
Party Affiliations
No party affiliations 'of candi
dates will be printed on the offi
cial electionS committee posters or
the official ballots.
The elections committee recom
mends that no party affiliations - b - e
used in campaigning or in edi
torial publicity in the Daily Col
legian.
ARTICLE IX
Code Violations
Penalties of twenty (20) votes
shall - be inflicted - upOn 'any candi
date foiind guilty of each viola
tion of the following: •
1. Electioneering in Old Main
while voting is in progress.
2. Buying of votes.
3. Any other type of campaiip
ing than that stipulated in Article
VI of the official elections code.
Voters violating voting ethics,
such as voting twice, allowing his
vote to be bought, voting under
false pretenses, etc., shall be dealt
with by Student Tribunal.
ARTICLE X -
Emergency Changes
Since the new constitution calls
for the organization of student
government at the beginning of
each semester rather than at the
end of the preceding term, the
elections committee reserves the
right to alter its code in case of
emergency after Cabinet has dis
banded. Such changes will be sub
ject to the approval of the deans
of men and women, Cabinet ex
officio members.
Y WAR BON
Softballers Practice
All coeds are invited to partici
pate in the interclass softball prac
tices on Holmes Field at 4 o'clock
next week, Monday . through
Thursday, according to Mary
Grace Longenecker, WRA chair-
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From the girls reportitng for
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