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Women Elect Diener WSGA President
With a hundred vote margin
over her opponent, Kathleen Os
good, Patricia 'Diener with 195
votes was elected WSGA Sen
ate president while !Miss Osgood
will serve as secretary of that
body.
Patricia G. Hallberg with 162
votes won out over Doris Funk
with 135 for the position of WSGA
vice president. Miss Funk will
serve as junor senator. The office
of treasurer was alloted to Ger
trude G. Rosen who defeated Bet
tyi M. Shenk wth a vote of 186 to
107.
Elizabeth H. Furst dropped the
senior senator spot to Jeanne B.
Ogden
. when she came out on the
short end of a 72-24 vote. Helen
J. Martin took over the job of
junior senator when she polled
37 votes to the 21 of Jane Cromis.
WOMEN IN SPORTS
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The three-game-old WRA field
hockey season finds' the freshman
team a consistent wanner, defeat
ing the sophomores, 5-1, 3-2, and
5-4, in contests Thursday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, September 9, 14,
and 15.
Winning team is composed of
freshmen, juniors and seniors;
sophomore team is made up of sec
,ond year coeds. A Curtiss-Wright
team, also in existence, has not
seen action yet.
' Ushering in the season last
Thursday, scorers. Jane Wolbarst
and Libby McKinley made four
and one goals respectively to land
the freshmen on the long end of the
5-1 score. Rival Dorcas Newcomer
made the sole goal for sopho
mores.
'Wolbarst shone again in the next
chapter, making the three goals
for the freshmen; Joan Finn, only
sophomore scorer, made two.
'Game number three again found
Wolbarst high on the scoring list,
responsible for four points; team
mate Delbert Weiner made a point
for the victors. Losers Betty Pike
and Arta Ostermeyer scored three
and one respectively.
Freshman Line-uos
The freshman opening line-up
was; Thursday Margaret Ra
maley, right wing; Rat Aloe, right
inner; Jane Wolbarst, center for-
Ward; Libby 'McKinley, left inner;
Janet Densmore, left wing; Mary
Weldy, right half; Alice Hooper,
center half; Joyce Frankel, left
halt; Virginia Martin, right full
back; Mef Field, left fullback.
Tuesday—Delbert Weiner, right
wing; Pat Aloe, right inner; Jane
Wolbarst, center forward; Mar
garet Ramaley, left inner; Barbara
Smith, left wing; Mary Weldy,
right half; Alice ;Hooper, center
half; Ruth Bryan, left half; Evelyn
Whiting, right fullback; Mef Field,
left fullback.
Wednesday—Ruth Snyder, right
wing; Pat Aloe, right inner; Jane
Wolbarst, center forward; Mar
garet 'Ramaley, left inner; Delbert
Weiner, left wing; Alice Hooper,
center half; Ruth Bryan, left half;
IVlef Field, left fullback; Kay Mc-
Cormick, goal-keeper.
Sophomore Teams
Sophomore line-ups were: Thurs
day—Andrea Lewis, right inner;
Joan Finn, center forward; Dorcas
Newcomer, left inner; Carolyn
Smith, right half; Arta Ostermey
er, center half; Betty Wolfram, left
half; Mary Ann Jennings, right
fullback; Marjorie Raines, left
fullback.
Tuesday—Andrea Lewis, right
wing; Dorcas Newcomer, right in
ner; Joan Finn, center forward;
Betty Pike, left inner; Arta Oster
meyer, left wing; Betty Wolfram,
right half; Carolyn Smith, 'center
half; Mary Ann Jennings, right
fullback; Marjorie Raines, left
fullback; Gloria McKinley, goal
keeper.
Wednesday Andrea Lewis,
right wing; Dorcas Newcomer,
right inner; Joan Finn, center for 7
ward; Betty Pike, left inner; Arta
Gloria McKinley came through lounge, Atherton Hall, at 7:30 p.
with the largest proportionate m. Wednesday, Miss Storer an
plurality when her 122 votes won nounced.
out over Nancy A. Norton's 52. WSGA Senate To Buy Bonds
Arm Decker was elected town sen- WSGA Senate, in cooperation
ator with 8 votes over Elizabeth with the national war bond and
Merkle's six. Mary L. Cassanave stamp drive will buy two one
with 43 votes was elected inde- thousand-dollar bonds, it was an
pendent senator with her oppon- nounced by outgoing President
ent 'Dorothy Wallace receiving 31 Ruth M. Storer. The money in
votes
Installation of new WS QA offs- class dues which are on the fees
cers will be held. in the southwest of all coeds in the College, Miss
Pan-Hel To Stage Outdoor
'Sorority . Sing' Sunday
"Sorority Sing," sponsored by
Pan-Hellenic Council, will be
presented at the front of Old
Ostermeyer, left wing; Peggy
Quick, right half; Carolyn Smith,
left half; Mary Ann Jennings, right
fullback; Marjorie Raines, left
fullback; Gloria McKinley, goal
keeper.
Alice Hooper is captaining the
freshman team and Betty Pike the
sophomore.
Games will be at 5:30 o'clock
next Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday.
Playnight
Playnight in White Hall from
7:30 to 9 o'clock Saturday night is
being planned by a committee
composed of Arta Ostermeyer,
club representative; Joan Miller,
board member; Miss Mal o i s•e
Dixon, staff member. Refreshments
will be served and all facilities
will be available.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
THE COLLEGIAN
the WSGA treasury is taken from
Main, 3:30 p.m: Sunday, an
nounced Betsy Merkle, chairman,
who invites servicemen, students,
and townspeople to attend.
The audience will be welcomed
to the event by Martha James,
Council president. Each sorority
will then present one number.
Some of the groups will be in
costume. The groups participating
range in size from 10 to 30.
Due to insufficient numbers
this " week-end, three sororities
have been compelled to withdraw
from the sing: Alpha Epsilon Phi,
Kappa Delta, and Theta Phi Al
pha. The affair will not,,be com
petitive this year.
Climaxing the Sing will be
group harmonies conducted by
Frank Gullo, assistant professor
of music. Audience and fraternity
Women will join in service songs,
Penn State favorites and other
well-known tunes. •
All sorority houses and suites
will be open to visitors at the
end of the Sing. Servicemen and
students will be welcomed.
The committee in charge in
cludes Virginia Carter, Marion
Breakstone, and Miss Merkle.
PLEASE BE BRIEF ON
PUBLIC TELEPHONES
Between 7 and B.p. m.
The special equipment in the State College Central
Office, which handles calls from public telephones, is
overloaded during the rush hour 7 to 8 p. m. We
cannot correct this problem by installing more equip
ment because of war-time shortages of materials.
For this reason, during the busy hour, there are unavoid
able delays before the dial tone is hearil on calls from
public;telephones..
If you don't hear the deal tone
DON'T DIAL ANY NUMBER .
DON'T CALL THE. OPERATOR
Please be patient and wait for the dial tone then dial
the. number you want.
If, after you deposit a coin, you decide not to make
your call, wait for the - dial tone before you hang up.
Otherwise,. the equipment cannot return your coin.
Storer stated
Bonds will be purchased at face
value at an interest rate of two
and-one-half per cent. The inter
est, which will be payable semi
annually, will be put into' the
WSGA Scholarship Loan Fund or
will be used where it is most
needed at the discretion of the
WSGA Senate body in office.
Dougherty Appoints•
Marian Dougherty, outgoing
Judicial chairman, appointed Ruth
Ernst as her successor with Alice
Drumm as the other senior mem
ber of that body. Ann Horowitz
will serve as secretary for the
coming semester.
Margaret Childs and Annette
Keefer were initiated into Lakon
ides September 8.
The .Phi MU sorority recently
pledged Janet Fehnel, Gloria
Bowersox, and Elaine Hetrick.
role yet, opposite Joseph Cotte
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 19,4
Scholastic Honorary
Will Tutor Frosh Coeds
Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman
women's scholastic honorary, has
volunteered to tutor freshman 'co
eds who • have received below
grades and need assistance in their
studies,. Helen fitatton, president,
announced yesterday.
Classes will be held In 318 Old
Main from T:3O to 9 . p.m. each
Tuesday night. Miss Edith
advisor;. urges the freshmen
to attend these meetings.
Announcing the Second
in a Series, of
Sunday Afternoon Vespers
Presbyterian Chnrch
4:30 - 5:15 p. m.
MUSIC - MEDITATION
WORSHIP
"Come When the Chimes Call"
.ppL
in Universal's "Hers To Hold."