FRIDAY; JANUARY 14, 1944
Gradu43ling Seniors Exempted
From: Final Examinations
(Continued from page one)
Ed; ' and Mary Louise Casanave,
AL.
George F. Castore, M.S.; Earl
Cone Chapin, PhD; Melvin Chester
Checkum Jr., Ed; Andrew Frank
Chochul Jr., EE; William Anthony
Cnren, ME; Arthur Castner Christ
man Jr., Phy; Marian Lee Christy,
Ed; Jean Elspeth Clark, M:S.;
Kathryn Thompson, HE; Grace
Osborne Clayton, MA; Suzanne
Mutter Clouser, AL; Ruth Clyde,
P.4y; Wanda Virginia Cochran,
CCh; Melvin Stanley Cohen, EE;
RObert Henry Cotton, PhD; Ruth
Barton Davey, Psy; Elaine Naomi
David, Ed; Helen Marie DelVlar
tini, HE; Edith Drummond Deng
lee, HE,; John Deutsch, AL;-
Dey IE; Margaret Cabell
Dillard, HE; Helen Eloise Dodd,
Jr.; Patricia Joan Dohrenwend,
HE; Gloria Nell Duerst, AL; Wil
liam-Ernest Dunnick, IE; Rachel
Biliary Dutcher, HE; -and Ruth Ar
line.Embury,„Ati.
Mary Elizabeth Falrman, Psy;
Dorothy Bickel Fcit, MEd; Clar
ence Adolph Feitknecht, ME; Ar
nold Feldman, Phy; Fred Fischl,
MS; Esther Ann Fisher, Jr; Jennie
Louise - Flight; Ed; William Richard
Folk, .ME; Mary Carmany, 'Forney,
AL; Betty Marie Foust, AL; Alice
Rhodes Fox, Jr.; Betty Jane Fra
hie, -HE; Nicholas Andrew Gab
riele,ME; George Henry Gerding,
CCh; Edward James Givens, IE;
Charlotte Miriam 'Good, MEd; Ce
' celia - GraCe Goodlin, Ed; Marjorie
janet GroSs; CF; Harrison "Samuel
Ottlier . .Jr.," Met;
, Thomas Wayne
0;,-ti.inivan,:SeilEdward'Klec'k Han
'lEl-1; IVlarcoile Alice Hazlett,
'EIE;: 'Jere YOtter Heisler, Met;
Helen Lonise Heller, Ed; John
1 ` Hans Bermanies, AL; Joan Pearce
Txterzer _Psy.'HObert Goodhart Hip-
Atm:steel, .VIE; James William Hoff
man, Ed; Charles Courteney Hoge
Mng; Virginia Lee Jackson,
,THE; Dorothy Louise Jones, HE;,
Ed*.su l / 4 1 .
Jahn 'Donald' ICalasky, Mng;
Carol^ MargueritelCane, AL; David
geOile • Keeney, DH; Panagiotis
.ME; Ella .Wagner .
AL; 'Richard Joseph
'Kesler; • EchE; 'Katharine Olive
HE;'Jeannette:Lerd.Klinge,
La:Wl:Once . Knenizigsburg, AL;
Sanl..:KOZtick, ME; Israel Matthew
Krauss, Met;•Steveri.Julius Kwiat
itOwski,. MS; 'Christian Rodman
:Lang, ME; Lann,
At4.Adeline:LaslallE; Mary
tilda :':Laubach, '.:11E;.. John Law
.; roalii, -Marion . Ledley, AL;
DaVid' Bernard Levin,. 'IE; Naomi
Gloria Lipp; PSy; Elizabeth H.
- Ed; JO - Seph Edwin Lundy,
OF; . . Jack; Edward McCool, PNG;
'.llcCraeken, -Mng;.
Helen Dorothy MdKee, Ed; Helen
Rachel-Elizabeth McKinney, 'HE;
Priscilla Catherine MacLellan; HE;
Kenneth HiltOn Maddy; ABC; Rose
Marie Marino, Ed;. Virginia Lee
Martin„ . pEd; Barbara Ann Men . -
niei,•jr; Maurice . Mark Meyer Jr.,
' PM; Richard Theodore Molyneaux,
AL;' 'Bertha' Gloria Moyer, AL;
Richard,,George . Mraz, MS; Anne .
Sinclair, AL; Helen Jane
Mtimmert„ AL; Sara Jane Myers,
AL;
~Josephirie Coder Nash, Ed;
Roger Reid Nelson, FT; Orrin
Henry' Nicholas 111, 1E; William
. :.Tennyson.Nicholas, MEd; Florinne
• EStelle Olson, CF; Roslyn Orlofsky,
Ed;L and Betty Jane Ostermayer,
HE.
Sara Jean Parks, AL; Marie-
Ellen Pennell, AL; June Pfister,
MS; Betty Louise Phillips, Psy;
Emma Elizabeth Pielemeier, AL;
Joan :Emilie Piollet, Ed; Joseph
Robert Piontek, IE; Maurice Green'
PoWell, PhD; Blaine Otis Pray,
! PhD; Fausto Urencio Ratnirez,•MS;
Eleanor tipple Ream, HE; Rich
,
and Blethyn Reese, Psy; James
Walter Redmond, EchE; Marjorie
Artnedia Renner, AL; Sydney
Helen Rivenburg, AL; Kathryn
Eleanor Roberts, Jr; Andrew Ros
. tosly Jr., MS; Florence Anna Mary
' ! -RovinskY, • HE;. Joan .. Kathryn
Runk;• CF.; .Joan-Pay. Kunkel,
.Psy;
•;•:Tollii`?tzi r rifcrid:':gatiY, :Ms; Jeintie
Louise • spylor,..,CF; , Rohert David
Schiessler, PhD: Rosalind Bernice
Schnitzer, AL: Stella Hanlin
Schultz, Ed; William Frederick
Schultz Jr., PNG: Mary Jo Mc-
Dougall Schwab, AL; Howard
Lawrence Schwartz, AL; William
Carl Serjak; Bad; Paul Henry
Shcesley, IE; Robert . Fremont
Shigley, PV; John Theodore Shu
man, DEd; Milton Simon, CF;
Kenneth Sivitz, AL; June
Kathryn Smith, HE; Lucille Evelyn
Smith, HE; Robert Sidney Smu
lowitz, CF; Joan Virginia Somers,
AH; , Solomon Milton Sorin, ME;
James Markle Stavely, II; John
DeWalt Stephens, IE; Margaret
Stern, AL; Selwyn, Victor Stickler
EE;, Lester George Stine, IE;
Donald Frederick Straitiff, ME;
Joseph Gray Stuart, CCh; Kather
ine Elizabeth Swavely, AL; and
Edgar Herman Sykes, CF,
Ruth Lucile Trevorrow, MS;
Ralph Grayson Trout, EE; Lloyd
George Unger, PhD; Olive Blanche
Van Houten, AL; Harriet Griffith
Van Riper, AL; Jose Ramon Vaz
quez, EE; • Harold Edward Walchli,
EE; Jacob Howard Walker, Agro;
Jeanne Lenore Ward, CF; Grace
Evelyn Waters, Ed; James Riley
Weaver, IE; George Gray Weddell,
CCh; Mary Elizabeth Weldy, PEd;
Elaine Harriet Weller, AL; Cyrus
A. Weisgerber, PhD; Russel Ray
mond White, CCh; Katharine Rich
ards Whiteman, AL; Anna Tawney
Wink, MS; Howard Gilbert Wollin,
ME; Ruth Christine Yohe, AL;
John Michael Zabkar, IE; Joseph
John Zelinski, FT; Edward David
ZlOtowski,'ME; and Pritcilla Law
rence .Zumbro, Jr..
Frosh Coeds Discuss
'World Police force'
In first Annual Debate
• Penn State's freshman women's ---------------
debate squad met . State •College inent,. and Ailene Garber, -cross
high,?school's team .in 't,lle.fresh- . examiner.
men's' first regularly . scliedtiled The negative debaters fol: the 7 .
debate of the 'year,. 7 p.m. last o'clock session were Rosiland Gi
night, • announced . . Dr. Clayton Arotovsky, constructive speaker,
Schug, debate !coach. and. Harriet Kirschner, cross-ex-
This year's 'intercollegiate ques- aminer.
tion, which was •.: debated last Debaters on the 8: 15 negative
night, is, Resolved: United States team were Mable Park and Elaine
shetild cooperate in establishing Smith, •constructive speakers, and
and maintaining an -international. Bernice Greenes, cross-examiner.
police force - upon 'the defeat of The- purpose of 'college debates
the Axis.. ~- is to inform and persuade aud
-The meet was 'divided into two iences in regard to issues of vital
non-decision debates. The *first importance, stated Dr. Schug.
affirinative -team for the 7 o'clock
debate session included Edna ----.-----.---
Dent, first constructive speaker; . r*** **********
Irene Smulzenski, second con- . 100 viands of
structive • speaker, and Carmita waste paper
Cameron, cross-examiner. • will .make 50
The second affirmative team 15-mm. shell
for the 8:15 debates consisted of matarners.
Norma• Teitelbauni, who .present- Start saving'. •
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Dr. Smith Suggests
Psychology Course
For Fighting Men
A widespeard adaptation of the
Nazi troop indoctrination techni
que to American standards was
proposed here today as "the one
direct, sure method of keeping
homesickness and low morale a
way from our fighting men."
The proposal was made by Dr.
Kinsley Smith, who has instituted
a special course in war psychology
for both the military trainees and
civilian students at the College.
The psychology professor belie
ves that special sessions should be
conducted for servicemen on ex
actly what the enemy is like, what
he believes, what he hates, and
what .he hopes to accomplish.
The Germans have been doing
it for years, he pointed out, and
though lies and misrepresentati
ons have been their chief weap_
ons, the results have been pow
erful. He proposes adopting the
Nazi's general pattern •of instruc
tion—but substituting straight
from-the-shoulder facts for the
lies and half-lies.
"Our morale is good now," Dr.
Smith explained, "but like any
fighting weapon, it can be improv
ed and fortified for the future."
The American is fighting today,
the Penn State professor reasoned,
because he apprediates his home—
land and his freedom, and has a
vague notion that it's better 'than
the Nazi governmental system.
"Make him more aware," he
suggests, "that he is away from
home to perform the only job that
can make his home safe from
Axis 'oppression, and give him
accurate information about what'
the enemy wants that oppression
to be like, and you'll have an
ar
my of • fighting men armored a
gainst homesickness and low mo
rale. under any and all conditi-
•k.
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