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'/' SGA Sets Freshmen Senate Nominations ;tate
WRA Board Announces Presidential
Storer States Fresh
Must Attend Meeting
First semester freshman wom
en will nominate their WSGA.
Senator in a joint compulsory
mass meeting with the WRA
in 3 White Hall, at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Ruth M. Storer, WSGA
president, announced. Miss Stor
er stressed that freshman coeds
must attend.
Joan M. Schearer was appoint
ed as a permanent freshman
:member of WSGA Judicial Com
mittee.
Named to fill vacancies on
WSGA Senate for the rest of this
semester were Barbara L. Coop
er, senior senator replacing H.
Anne Carruthers; Jane Cromis,
junior senator replacing Kath
leen M. Osgood; and' Gertrude G.
Rosen, freshman senator replac
ing Jane Dye.
A loan of $156 will be start
ed with money from a returned
loan and an additional appro
priation. WSGA Loan Fund was
discontinued several years ago
but Senate voted to reorganize
the service. Patricia M. Halberg,
WSGA treasurer, is in charge of
details.
Regular WSGA elections will
be held later in this semester,
according to Jeanne Ward, WSGA
Elections chairman. The consti
tution will be revised first to pro
vide for war-time emergencies.
Revision committee includes Dor
othy 'E. JoneS, Patricia Diener,
Helen A. Martin, and Gloria J.
McKinley.
McKinley Announces Club
Presidents, Meeting Dates
For Summer Semester
WRA has announced regular
weekly meeting dates and club
presidents for summer activities
clubs, according to Elizabeth Mc-1
Kinley, chairman. .
Tennis and bridge groups, under
presidency of Nancy Hodgson and
Lois Mae Miller, respectively,
meet 7:15 every Tuesday, and
archery, headed by Florence Roth
man, at 7:30 the same day. Arch
ery practices. are scheduled from
4:30 -to 5:00 and after supper to 9
p.m. every
,day. Meeting at 7:30 on
Wednesdays is the Badminton
Club under the chairmanship of
Peggy Northrup Childs, while the
Outing Club, under Carolyn
Crooks, is scheduled for the same
time Thursdays. Practice hours
for Swimming Club members, di
rected by Phyllis Watkins are 4:30
to 5:30 Thursdays, 2 to 4 p.m„ Sat
urdays, and 7:30 to 9 p.m. every
day. Golf enthusiasts will hold
business meetings at 7:30 p.m.
Thursdays.
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Prexies Announce Elections
Ruth M. Storer, WSGA president, and Adele Levin, WRA pres
ident, have announced that nominations for WRA offices 'and for
WSGA freshman senator will take place in White Hall at 7:30 p. m.
Monday. The meeting is compulsory for all freshman coeds.
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With the organization of teams
completed, three additional tour
naments will supplement the al
realily active softball league as
WRA' intramurals begin in full
swing.
The softball calendar this week
found Alpha Chi Omega battling
it out with AEPhi; Ath West
against K.D., and Jordan contest
ing Wo-Mac on Tuesday. while on
Wednesday, Watts played D.G.
Thursday found Ath East against
ChiO and K.K.G. versus SDT.
Archery Next
Archery- contests will fall into
action next, continuing from Tues
day until Friday. President Flor
ence Rothman will be present from
4 to 5:30 each day, when contest
ants may shoot. High score for the
week will be counted. Two mem
bers will constitute a team. The
Columbia Round will
. be used for,
scoring. Thirty,lorty, or fifty, yards
will be required diStance from tar
gets, and archers will use four
ends or 24 arrows.
Names of team members for
archery, as well as tennis and golf,
must be submitted to Mary Grace
Longenecker immediately. The two
latter tournaments will also begin
next week, two members making
up a team.
Intramural Board will hold its
regular weekly, meetings in WRA
lounge at 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
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WRA Plans Only
College Formal
Under the general'chairmanship
of Joan Miller, four committees
combined forces towards the suc
cess of WRA Sweetheart Dance to
take place in White Hall from 9 to
12 p.m. Saturday, July 31.
The only All-College formal in
view for the semester, the affair is
planned around a welcome theme,
extended to all service groups and
civilians on campus. Caricatures
of servicemen placed around the
gymnasium will carry out this
theme. Decorations are being di
rected by Mary Kay Hess and a
committee comprised of the fol
lowing: Alice Geyer, Margaret
Hussy, Shirley Painter, Evelyn
Kohler, and Janet Appley.
Tickets sell for $l.lO and may
be obtained from Chairman Adele
Levin or her assistants, Janet
Densmore, Alberta Spudis, Doro
thy Jane Jennings,
.and Charlotte
Scibetta. Julia ,Gilbert, Mary
Weldy, and Winifred
• Spahr com
plete' the committee. Peggy Good
is ,handling ' publicity, and • Mar
garet Rarpaley is invitations
chairman. '
Providing music for the dancers,
Jimmy Burden and his orchestra,
new campus group making its
third appearance, will be on harid
for rhythm's sake for the three
hours.
Featured during the evening
will be a grand march, in which
everyone may participate Inter
mission will follow.
Reminiscent of pre-war days,
girls will attend in formal attire
and men in semi-formal. In tradi
tional WRA style, women will as
sume the role of escorts, inviting
men as their guests
WSGA Reports New
Freshman Members
Newly-elected Freshman Coun
cil members as reported by Helen
Martin, WSGA sophomore sena
tor, are Mary Margaret Dunlap,
Marian Brian, Jean Briner, Gloria
Rosenberg, Frances Kiernan,
Bernice Rickel, Delbert Weiner,
Wanda Garber, and Mitzi Jane
Archer.
These freshman leaders, under
the direction of the senator, con
vey the WS'GA rulings to
.the
dormitory or town girls whom
they represent.
Zeta Tau Alpha sorority cele
brated the visit of its founder,'
Dorothy Gibbons, 1940, with a
breakfast at the • Corner Room on
Sunday morning.
Candidates
Coeds .May Nominate At
Mass Meeting-,Monday
• Nominations .for . - WRA presi
dent .have .been made by the Ex
ecutive Board and will be present
ed to all coeds at a mass meeting
in Room 3, •White Ball, at 7:30 p.
m. Monday. Nominees include
Mary Grace Longenecker, Eliza
beth J. McKinley, and Joan K.
Miller. This is the only office for
which additional nominations can
not be made at Monday's meeting.
Additional candidates may be
nominated from the floor for other
WRA and WSGR offices. Candi
dates are reQuired to have a 1.2
All-College average and must pre
sent a list of campus activities at
the meeting.
Freshman representatives will be
nominated by freshmen attending
the meeting. Other WRA offices
that are open to nominations are
vice-president, treasurer, and soph
omore representative. Candidates
for these two offices must be either
first or second semester sopho
mores, according to Adele J. Levin,
WRA president.
Those who have received nomi
nations by the Executive Board
will be posted on bulletin boards
outside the Atherton Hall dining
rooms.
Primary elections will be held
at the Sandwich Shop from 9 to 5
p.m. next Wednesday. General
elections are scheduled to take
place in the Sandwich Shop from
9'to 5 p.m. Friday.
Miss Longenecker has served as
intramural chairman, Miss McKin
ley is chairman of the club presi
dent's board, and Miss Miller has
been vice-president of the Execu
tive Board for the past yew
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FRIDAY, JULY
,23, 1943
Definer Announces
Results Of Ath Hall
Representative Flections
Atherton Hall elections chose a
student from each unit as Summer
Semester representative for WSGA
House of Representatives Monday,
Patricia Diener, president, an
nounced..
Marjorie Shultz was chosen for
the northeast unit; Mary Louise
Hefty, southeast; Suzanne Clouser,'
northwest; and Jane McGee, south
west. The first meeting will be in
White Hall Tuesday, time and
room to be announced later.
Additional officers elected for
respective units are: northeast—
vice-president, Jean Runk; secre
tary-treasurer, Peggy Susanin;
southeast•— vice-president, Alma
Kehler; secretary, Betty Jane
Reed; and treasurer, Joan Work
man. In the northwest division,
Carolyn Crooks is vice-president;
Elaine Miller, secretary-treasurer;
and Jane Cromis, social chairman. f
Vice-president of the southwest
unit is Louise Gwillim; secretary
treasurer, Julia Gilbert; and social
chairman, Nancy Horton.
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For Freshman Women
Cwens, sophomore women's hon
orary, will hold a pajama party
for the freshman women in the
lobbies of Mac Hall and Women's•
Building at 9 o'clock on August 1.
Both the freshmen and sopho
mores will contribute to the pro
gram. Each freshman hall will pre
pare a skit to be presented that
night. Gertrude Rosen and Betty
Shenk are in charge of entertain
ment the Covens will give Refresh- -
ments will be served.
Nittany 1 90-(l.p fleets
Nittany Co-Op elected the fol
lowing officers for this year:
President, Lydianna Zepp;
president, Rose Devecka; WSGA
representative, Ruth Klenck; IWA
representative, Eda Stookey; fire
chief, Elfrieda Rummer.