PAGE SIX Foreign Students Guests At PSCA Sponsored Picnic Beginning the week’s activities With the International Picnic at Fairmount Park, 5 to 9 p. m. to day, PSCA has planned an All college cabin party, “Frosh Frolic” morning watch services, magic Show, and Freshman Forum and Council meetings for the remain der of the week. All foreign students of the Col lege will be guests at the picnic arranged to promote international friendship and to exchange ideas. Anyone planning to attend .should sign up in 304 Old Main by noon today and pay his 30 cents. A variety of games represent ing different countries will be featured. Dr.. Arthur J, Pfohl, pastor of Zion Lutheran Church, Indiana, Pa,, will lead a group discus sion on current student problems at the All-College cabin party at Ralph Watts’ Lodge, Tussey Mountain, August 26 and 27. Square dancing with Chauncey Lang as caller, games, hiking, and a marshmallow roast at Inspira tion Point will highlight the weekend. Students wishing to participate must sign up in 304 Old Main by August 25. There is room for 40 students to stay over night and for 20 more to participate in Saturday evening activities re turning the same night by car. Fees will be 50 cents for those (WA Dale Bureau Extends Schedule IWA Dating Bureau has ex tended its office hours for the convenience of students and ser vicemen whose heavy schedules ‘prevented them from making ap pointments at the old times. The new hours are: Mondays ■ —3 to 5 p. m., 6:30 to 7 p. m.; Tuesdays—l to 3 p. m., 6:30 to 7:30 p, m.; Wednesdays—l to 2 p. m., 4 to 5 p. m., 8 to 9 p. m.; Thursdays—l to 2 p. m., 4 to 5 p. m., and 6:30 to 7:30 p. m. Norma Stanholt and Harriet Strauber are in charge of the bu reau. IWA members who have volunteered to help include; Bir die Deimel, Marie Macario, Rita Penner, Eleanor J. Phillips, Jean Pretter, and Rose Schulman. Students and servicemen ap plying for dates at the bureau, 401 Old Main fill out cards with their physical description, extra curricular activities, and other outside interests. A fee of 10 cents is charged for each appli cation and applicants usually re ceive immediate service. i . Fraternities Must Obtain Approval of Dean Ray Any fraternity that applied un der the new IFC Code for dat ing privileges and has not as yet been visited by Charlotte E. Ray, dean of women, and Edith J. Mel ville, assistant to .the dean, should notify the Office of the Dean of "Women at once. THE HEAT HAVE YOU DOWN! Try A Soft Drink At GRAHAM A. C. Also ' • Smoking Supplies • Candy • Magazines • Popcorn remaining overnight and 35 cents for other hikers. \ Alan Bentz and Jeanne Far ley are co-chairmen in charge of arrangements. James T. Smith and Miss Betty Farrow, PSCA secretaries, will chaperone the group. Freshman Council and Forum will stage a “Frosh Frolic” as a climaxing event of the semester in the Armory, 7 p. m., August 25. Entertainment, dancing, and re freshments will be featured. Tic kets may be secured from Forum and Council members or in 304 Old Main. Committees are as follows: En tertainment —Betsy Ross, Richard Blake, and Jo Anne Broberg; re freshments Andy McCreight, John Cook, and Margaret Cook; tickets Paul Mellott, Robert Smith, and Grace McMillan; pub licity—Anne Du’naway, JoAnne Beaver, and Rex Searson. A series of four morning watch services presenting the theme “Our Suffering World” will be held in the Hugh Beaver Room, Old Main, 7:25 to 7:50 a. m. every Tuesday morning beginning this week, according to Gloria Simp son, chairman. “Chinese people” will be the topic of this week’s service with Ruth Auchenbach, Esther Miller and Peter Horn in charge. “Jap anese in America and Japan” will be discussed August 30, Elsie Frantz, Bobbie Stocker, Allen Bentz in charge; “Germans and Hebrews” will be featured Sep tember 6, Ann Berkheimer, Lois McCool, Helmith Kemer arrang ing it; and “Underprivileged and oppressed migrants, negroes, mountain folks in United States” will be the topic for September 13 with Dorothy Colyer, Rex Sear son and Fay Young in charge. Slight-of-hand and other arts of the conjurer will be exhibited by Stuart A. Mahuran, associate professor of Journalism at the College, at the regular Freshman Council meeting, 304 Old Main, 7:30 p. m., Monday. Refreshments will be served following thfe dem onstration. All first and second semester freshman men are in vited, according to Frank. Fry burg, president. Mrs. .H. Arthur Nelson, Red Cross Field worker who has just returned from overseas duty, will relate her experience in Egypt to the Freshmen Women’s Forum in 304 Old Main, 7:45 p. m., Tues day. Mrs. Nelson was graduated from the College in 1942 and is a native of State College. 300 Tickets Available For V-12 ‘Ship’s 0311’ Tickets for the Navy-Marine “Ship’s Ball” to be held in Rec reation Hall on September 2 are now on sale at Student Union. Three hundred tickets are available to civilian couples until August 26, after which no tickets may be sold. Ad mission is one dollar per couple. THE COLLEGIAN Calendar (Continued from page five) Wednesday Student Morning Watch Serv ice, Hugh Beaver Room, 7:25 a. m. PSCA Commission 11, 304 Old Main, 10 a. m. WiRA Executive Board meeting, WRA room, White Hall, 6:30 p. m. Archery Club, Archery Court, White Hall, 6:30 p. m. WRA Room, White Hall 5:15 p. m. Band practice, 117 Carnegie Hall, 7 p. m. Surgical Dressings class, 112 Home Economics Building, 7 p. m. Russian Club meeting, Hugh Beaver Room, 7:30 p. m. Thursday PSCA Executive Committee meeting, 304 Old Main, 11 a. m. WSGA House of Representa tives meeting, Dean of Women’s Office, 4:30 p. m. Current News Summary by Prof. George E. Simpson, South West Atherton Lounge, 6:30—7 p. m. PSCA Commission 111, 304 Old Main, 6:30 p. m. PSCA Commission V, 304 Old Main, 8 p. m. WRA Club Activities Board, WRA Room, White Hall, 5:15, p. in. Choir practice, 117 Carnegie Hall, 7’ p. m. Elections- (Continued from page one) ■ Star, honorably discharged from the Marine Corps, former track captain at Barnesboro High School. Secretary-treasurer, El wood Petchal—Four years varsity halfback and quarterback at Wil son High School, Easton, captain of football team, varsity basket ball, intramural track, four-letter man. Chairmen of the three clique's are Jim Hugo, Key; Bill Winter steen, Lion; and Robert Barefoot Nittany. All-College Elections Committee chairman is Paul Gal vanek. ! Galvanek has' announced a meeting for the Elections Commit tee in Old Main second floor loun ge at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Clique chairmen and all candidates will meet with the Committee at 8 p. m. There will be a meeting of Lion clique freshmen in 405 Old Main at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. ... v ■ • ' . A Common Expression in Town and on Campus “You Can Get It at Metzgers” SPORT SHIRTS and SWEATERS Bathing Trunks - Outdoor Shorts Bill Folds - luggage - Picture Frames ■■ ill "» Card Tables - Playing Cards OFFICIAL AGENT FOR BOY SCOOTS TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUN6 ALL MAKES of BIKES REPAIRED SHOP AT METZGERS i ■ : • Women In Sports Cosmopolitans trounced. Wom en’s 12-8,. in the upset of th,e intramural softball tournament Tuesday evening, . .Collecting 14 hits from losing pitcher Anita Geiger, the Cos mopolitans came back in the run ning for the championship when they won the semi-final tilt. Mary Lawther’s home run was the only long hit of the game while Mary Gupdel collected three, hits for three tries, one .of them a sizzling, triple along, the third base line. . Pinch hitter Bobbie Roberts, Women’s Building, put her team back into the .ball game in the last inning when sh.e doubled af ter two ou.ts and sent three team mates across the plate. Laura Craig umpired the game and Betsy Ross was scorekeeper. The lineup follows: Cosmopolitans—Sandy 'Berger, Lucille Cox, Mary Gundel, Ann Hay, Mary Lawther, Lois -Mc- Clellan, Betsy McGee, Nancy Neilan, Harriet Richards, and Janet Shaffer. Women’s-Building—Jo Broberg, Anita Geiger, Ria Hanzlik, Phyl lis James, Sally Knapp, Barbara Pfahler, -Bobbie Roberts, Sally Sholley, Verna Stridinger, and Betty Troemner. Army-Navy Game . . -Twenty-four coeds have been selected from the teams partici pating in the intramural tourna ment on the basis of playing ability to play in the annual Ar my-Navy playoffs, beginning on Holmes Field, 6:30 p.m., Tuesday. A five-game series has been ar ranged with games scheduled for Tuesday and / Thursday nights. Mary E. Gundel, intramural man ager, Laura Craig, Jeanette Gar fano, and Anita Geiger, team cap tains, and Mildred Lucey, faculty advisor, selected the players. Teams are: Navy—Janet Shaffer, Mary Gundel, Laura Craig, Ria Hanz lik, Trina Boccock, Lucille Cox, •Gloria Simpson, Sandy Berger, Jeannette Garofano, Ann Baker, Jo Broberg, and Carol Andr.e. Army—Marybeth Trescher, An ita Geiger, Mary Lawther, Har riet Richards, Doye Pachelbel, Kay Setter, Phyllis James, Jeanne Covert, Sally Knapp, Nancy Neil an, Betsy Ross, and Marjorie Dun myer. Aih East Tops Archers Taking top honors in the intra mural ( archery tournament with' FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1044 a total of 3,417 points was Ath erton East while Women's Build ing held second place with 2,554 points. Alpha Epsilon. Phi rated third position, 2,363 points. ■ Penny Hamann, Ath East, was high scorer for the three rounds with 1,10.8 points accredited her and Betsy Ross, Women’s Bulld ihg, copped second place with. 1,- 040. Arching the last round wore: Atherton East—P,eg Alderson, Mary E. Gundel, Penny Hamjanri, and Ruth Riddle;- Women’s Bujld- C.anby, Barbara Pfahl er, Bobbie Roberts, and Betsy Ross;’ AEPhi—-Eila Fiering, Laur etta Schwartz, Phyllis. Schweitzer, and Jna Shilin. Iplr.gm.ufal Tennis Mac Hall freshman coeds top ped Women’s Building, 2-0, in -the first intramural tennis matphes Wednesday ngiht. Two players Represent each group in the .in tramurals, each meeting an ponent. In the event that a tie results, a doubles set is played to determine'the winner, according to Doris Huck, assistant intramur al chairman. Scores Were: Judy Lapkin, Mac, defeated Jackie Simkin, 6-4 and 6-2. , Trina Boococh, Mac, triumphed over, Selma Sable, ,6-1 and 8-0. White Hall Highlights, Fourth intramural sport to.be organized this semester is golf. Tournament schedules will be am nounced next week by Doris Hiick in charge and all teams must, be signed up with Miss Huck by Monday. ' . WHY WALK* TAKE A TAXI AT ANY TIME IIiMSQN TAXI SERVICE 112 S. Allen St. 34J21
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