FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1943
Coeds To Elect Women Officers Thursday
WSGA Introduces 19 Senate
Candidates To. Women. Students
Floor Nominations
Add Coeds to List
WSGA Senate members intro
duced 19 coeds to the women's
student body last night in the
first of a series of mass meetings
which will culminate in the elec
tion of a new women's student
governing body:
Ruth M. Storer, outgoing WSG
A president, has issued the fol
lowing qualifications for nornin
`;'. ation: president . of the associa
tion must have at least a 1.5 All-
College average and must have
had at least one year of exper
ience on Senate. Candidates for
all other offices must have a 1.5
average.
Jeanne Ward, chairman of the
WSGA Elections Committee, sta
ted that the primary elections
will be held in the first floor
lounge; 01d Main, from 9 a.m.
until 5 p.m. Monday with finals
rounding out the elections at the
isaflie.time, same place, Thursday.
These candidates who were se-
Ilected - , by . WSGA will be sup
plemented by coeds 'who were
nominated from the floor at the
nominations mass Meeting last
WSGA selections include: pres
ildent,..Patricia Diener and Kath-
Osgooti; vice. president,
Delkis Funk, Patricia M. Hallberg,
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`land Genevieve Weder; treasurer,
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;.'. Nancy -I. -- Bartch, Helen C. . .
..• Mil
ler.. and Gertrude G. Rosen.
-',.:; • Benior senator, Elizabeth H.
':• Fttyst, Mary L. Hefty, and Jean
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B. Ogden; junior senator, Jane
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: , D. •Cromis," Betty J. Drouse, and
-tfl:, Alen J : -Mttinttb . nhoinore sery
:1-ator, Marjcii.. J. Blackwood,
IGlOria S. McKinley, and Joanne
, :i,• . E.:NYe; and town senator, Eliz
abeth R. lyterkle, and Ann,- L.
,',,,,1.D.0pker.,
Independent Senator nominees
[.f.t..are'Dorothy Wallace and Mary
L,: Cassanave.
who were nominated
. i ,4frdm the floor include • Betty
,Shenk for treasurer; and Helen
11 . hon, Nancy Norton, and Elaine
' ; ',l for sophomore senator.
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t.9so'ASTP.Engmeers
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Engineers will return to
?:Ithe:-2cainPus Monday after a be
if.`:.#4en4emester furlough. A to
:Atar;ofs..9so trainees will begin the
. i:r.ne*' - Semester which will continue
:`;'ll6ri 12 < Weeks.
During the past - two weeks 250
- :.;tad.,ditional Men have come to the
:.11(ainPrs from other training posts
i:±lnititake either Basic or Advanced
,c*ses in, Engineering. Thirty
alqik.are .expected this week.
Aillprokimately 160 men have
'.1 . 4:1ef , t., - this group for various rea-
Vsotas,,„Primarily for failure to
itgliiitet.ASTP academic standards.
tliermajnytty • of these men re
:•FOutiiiect to their former outfits but
'2 , 4lNv4V l he•assigned to a .neiv- corn
they return to their
A. course in Communica
ticiris•• is. being set up by the Col
41ette'ittld will' be - offered to ASTP
, ,•
VincirrAlaii :semester. 100 men are
•a Basic course in surveY
'.;;;,iiigc. acording to ASTP statistics.
Basic : Engineers are scheduled
remain on Campus for a 36
7 4'w . !;e1:• - s, course which consists of
..:' , / , tWo 'or three semesters, depenc.'ing
. 14 e'owtformer training. The advanced
di?
4 11 coures in Civil; Technical, Elec
tric,''ancl Chemical engineering
jiare scheduled to extend for a
three semester duration
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`PENN STATE CLASS RINGS
G..BALFOUR
I.:OCATEErrti THEWLILIZTIC STORE
Outgoing WSGA Senate Officers
Dorothy Jone_s, secretary
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WOMEN IN SPORTS
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. With an early morning start,
WRA will lead: the way for a
co-rec breakfast hike to the
WRA cabin at 8 o'clock Sunday
morning. The Outing Club is
sponsoring the hike under the di
rettion of president Virginia
Steinhauer, announced Mary Ann
Jennings, club activities chair
man.
The five,-mile trek on the road
to Shingletown will end at the
mountain cabin with . the,.serving
of braekfast by club members. Hi
kers will return. to State College
at 11:30 a.m.
All those interested will meet
in front.of White Hall at 8 o'clock,
previously signing up at Student
Union by noon tomorrow. Charge
is 25 cents a per Son.
• The Outing Club will hold a
business meeting in room 3;
Henninger Initiates
First in a series of music 'appre
ciation lectures will 'be given by
Prof. William G. Henninger of the
music department in Room 200
Carnegie Hall at 7:30 p.m. Tues
day. Prof. Henninger will suggest
anew approach to the study of the
symphony through Dvorak's New
World, including commentaries
and recorded music.
This program is sponsored by
the Louise Homer Club. Music
lovers of the faculty and student
body are cordially invited. '
Heights Park Sunday night.
Alpha XI Delta Installs
Alpha Xi "Delta sorority re
cently installed the following off
icers: Donna Minke, president;
Penny Embury, vicepresident;
Shelley • Smith, •treasurer; • Jane
Smith, recording secretary, and
Margaret Cupp, corresponding
secretary.
The, Alpha Xi Delta's• are plan
ning a corn roast at College
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THE COLLEGIAN
Ruth M. Storer, president
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White Hall, 7:30 p.m., Sept. 15.
Refreshments will be served.
Field Hockey Begins
Field hockey opened its season
with the freshman team contest
ing sophomores in the initial en
counter, • yesterday. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday of next
week at 5:30 o'clock, the same
teams will meet again, according
to Betty Pike, intramural 'chair
man.
Players who have fulfilled. the
requisite number of practices and
are eligible for participation are:
Freshman team: Miriam Bry
an, Mef Field, Alice Hooper.
Joyce Frankel, Kay McCormick,
Welbert Wiener, Jane Wolburst,
Barbara Smith, Jo Sonerwein,
Nancy Hodgson, Libby McKinley,
Pat Aloe, Jan Densmore, Virgin
ia Martin, Skip Ramaley; Mary
Weldy,
Sophomore team: Joan Finn,
Mary Ann Jennings, Andy'Lew
is, Gloria McKinley; Harriet Mil
ler, Dorcas Newcomer, Artd Os
termeyer, • Betty Pike, Peggy
Quick, Margerie Raines, Carolyn
Smith, Eleanor Wills,"Betty Wol-:
fram.
ZTA Initiates Four
Zeta Tau Alpha, recently 'in
itiated Joan Clark, Helen Dodd,
Rosemary Smith, and Dorothy
Wickham. The sorority also
pledged Mary Forney.
A party for seniors was held
by the group on September 1.
"Love, Pete"
That's all you have to
write and a photograph
of you becomes a treasured
gift to family and sweet
heart.
PENN STATE
PHOTO SHOP
E. .Ceoliege Ave.
IWA Rings In The New
Independent Women Elect Rivenburg,
Schmidle President, Vice-President
Injuns 'Are Coming'
For Woopin' Dance
Cwens are sending out a final
"smoke signal" to all paleface
coeds to grab their "braves" and
take them to Injun Stomp tomor
row night. White Hall wigwam
will be the scene of the warpath
dance to the rhythm of Jimmy
Burden's tom-toms.
Tickets may be purchased at
Student Union, from all Cwens,
or at the door. Dress will be in
formal and almost any costume
will be the vogue, acording to
Pat Hallburg, chairman. The
Hokey-Pokey will be featured
during intermission.
Receipts from the dance will
be-used for the C wen scholarship,
Ann Louise Decker, president,
stated.
Russian - Club Celebrates
Professor's Anniversary
To help Father Konstantine
Aurorov, Russian instructor, cel
ebrate his thirtieth anniversary
of Priesthood the Russian Club
had a gathering at Hawk Run re
cently where Professor Aurorov
has been priest for fourteen
years.
The highlight of the afternoon
was singing of the Russian
Choir, and speeches by members
of the faculty. Informal singing
and dancing followed the pro
gram.
Dean Ray Speaks at Breakfast
Jr. Service Board Elects
Junior Service Board received
its six new members at an Ath
erton Hall breakfast Sunday at
8:00, Carol Kane, president, an
nounced. Lenys Blews, Elizabeth
Bratton, Margery Cherry, Mary
Long, Jane Magee, and Marjorie
Renner were tapped.
At this gathering Dean Char
lotte E. Ray spoke informally to
the group. Ruth Storer, WSGA
president, was also a guest of
honor.
She
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Takes Pleasure In •
presenting ,
The First Annual
Side . ale Ralf
on
Saturday, October Ninth
Nineteen Hundred Forty-Three
New Officers to Serve
On Executive Committee
Sidney Rivenburg was elected
president of IWA with Helen
Schmidle as like president. Jane
Wolbarst held the votes down for
corresponding secretary and the
poet of recording secretary was
accorded Barbara Keyser.
Kay Cutts is the new treasurer
and Flora Bor is social chairman.
Gloria Woodward was elected ath
letic director.
These newly elected officers
will serve on the Executive Com
mittee of ISC, which is a union
of the independent organizations
on campus.
. Plans are now under way for
an TWA dance to be given suee'ti
cally for independent women. Mu.
sic will be supplied by a campus
band. This dance will be in the
way of an installation dance for
the new officers. Other details
will be announced later.
Lakonides Formulate
Library Arrangements
Plans are being formulated to
start a physical education libra
ry in the WRA Roam, White Hall.
The Lakonides decided to send
letters to all physical education
graduates, asking for book con
tributions.
A corn roast will be held at the
White Hall parking lot for all La
konides members Wednesday ev
ening, Nancy Shrum, chairman
for the affair, , announced today.
The Board has a' new advisor in
Miss Pearl 0. Weston, who re
places Miss Nine Bentley as as
sistant Dean of Women.
Under consideration of the
Board at the present time is a
point system for the classifica
tion of womens' activities. This
system will facilitate work done
by honoraries that wish to tap
new members. Each girl will
presumably have a file card of
activities rated in terms of the
System, according to Miss Kane.
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