FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 8, 1944
Old Mania
If the janitors who cleaned up
Rec Hall last week after Ship’s
Ball have found any buttons on
the floor, please .return them to
Barracks 13. They belong on the
•blouses of the Marines in that
barracks, and popped off when
Lt. Comdr. Wisner announced
awards for scholarships and ath
letics. . The aforementioned bar
racks copped a shiny cup for the
best average in the V-12 Unit,
and another big cup for winning
the College service softball cham
pionship. But that’s not all! At
the review Saturday afternoon,
the men in the company compos
ing that Barracks received a
streamer for being best-looking,
best-marching, or something to
that effect.
One remarkable thing that
Maniac must note about last
weekend: It didn’t rain, it didn’t
snow, and no fierce winds blew
in over Mount' Nittany. Definite
ly a weekend to remember!
More About Ship’s Ball
From a vantage point inside the
microphone. Maniac saw 7 many
other couples dancing beside the
ones, mentioned last week. Among
them' were Theta Phi Alpha
Calendar
for Student
Religious
Organizations
Student Department 9:30 a. m.
-Morning v Church • Service
-.- 10:45-.a. m.
- Westminster . Fellowship
6:20 p. m.
Speaker-Prof,. G. W.; Henninger
"Music As A-Creative’Channel"
,-.4.Thursday -Matins
7-8 -a. m.
ONLY SIX MORE SUNDAYS
UNTIL'THE END OF THIS.
SEMESTER!
ST. ANDREW’S
EPISqOPAL CHURCH
S. -Frazier St. & Foster Ave.
-Rev. John N. Peabody. Rector
Sunday Services
7:45 a.m.—Holy Communion
10:45 a.m.—Morning 'Prayer
6:30 p.m.—Student Discussion
At the Parish House
Come and bring your friends
Church Door Canteen
Wednesday
It's Wonderful Spirited . . .
It'll Be Here Soon Already. . .
Papa Is All
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v ; PENN STATE
September
Schwab Auditofiurti
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By NANCY CARASTRO
pledge Teddy Puhlick and her
guy Pvt. Ray Labatch of the AAF
. . . Millie Chesnutt and Aviation
Machinist’s Mate 3/C Jack Ar
thurs . . . Alpha Chi Nancy Har
rington and A/S Ralph Fife . . .
Theta Marty Ball and Pvt. Wib
Greene . . . Gamma phi Dorothy
Taylor and Pvt. Hank Trautwein
. . . Pvt. Bill Larsen and Alice
Moyer, town girl . . . Pvt. Dick
Brennan and Mary Lawther,
town girl ... '
Also saw Betty Johnson, up for
the weekend, but didn’t get her
date’s name . . . ditto Dale Bower,
All-College prexy . . . Bill Win
tersteen, hordes of others . . . Vic
Danilov, Collegian sports editor
and Loie Henson from Bucknell
. . . Seaman 2/C Alan Gessner
came to State on leave and took
Dottie Cohen, to the formal . . .
Hear Johnny Dibeler came
back from Buffalo with another
trophy and addresses of 5 former
Curtiss-Wright coeds . . . Kappa
Delt Barbara Reinkemeyer en
tertained. Peggy Presel, Theta Phi,
Dottie Taylor and Sara Achen
bach, gamma .phi’-s, at her home
in.. Pittsburgh recently . . . Sally
Thompson,'' alpha omicron pi
alurrt; was;,married yesterday . . .
Ariot-her' 1 AOPi,- Katie Swavely,
will", marry: phi kappa tau Dick
Booser, graduate student, tomor
row •• • Theta . Posie Shearer and
Gib Purnell, Phi . Delt, will be
here -this weekend . . . AKPi Art
Horting and Jim Casey were wolf
ing around Saturday afternoon / .
Now They Are Three
Chi Omega alum, the former
Betty Miller came up to visit
with her husband Curtis Norbeck,
former DU . . . They have a baby
daughter Nancy! Ann ... ’Nother
Chi O, also married, was visiting
. . . Mrs. Ray Parks, the former
Marjorie Chambers, ex-Chi O
prexy and BWOC . . . Ray is in
Med School now AOPi alums
Mitzi Shade and Mim Zartman of
the dancing legs were here . . .
Five, .theta phi alphas were back
. : . ..Rita Belfonti, Pat Tompkins,
Mary.. .Battle, Kitty Reddinger,
and, Mrs.-Robert F.arle (nee Lor
iry-'.'Bfentoin) :'; . !• Fern Knaster,
SDTv-as- wearing the phi sig pin
of. her fiance Capt. Harold. Rav
so,n, as well: as the sparkler [he
gave;her'a few weeks ago .. ...
Theta Shortie • Taylor is back
from camp counselling . . ~ Al
pha chi sig' Walter Baxter leaves
for the Army soon . . . PiKA
Dutch Lang went home to see his
girl last weekend . . . Pfc.- Milt
Feldman former gamma sig, is
journeying up to see SDT Shirley'
Levine ... Renee Konopka, Zeta,
is awaiting an engagement ring
from Lt. Harold L. Clark, former
Air. Cadet here . . . He has re
ceived navigator’s wings . . .
Vi Nagle, also Zeta, will be visit
ing Lt. Chandler Healey, former
U.- of P. man now stationed at
Tampa, Florida ...
THE COLLEGIAN
Ship Ahoy
By A/S FRED VOGEL
The launching of the U. S. S,
Nittany was a huge success as a
large crowd of Army, Navy, Mar
ine and civilian men sallied forth
with the cream of the female crop.
On deck, were Ensign G. Beiders
and Lt. fjg) R. Gedeon, former
Chief Specialists at this unit. The
V-12 orchestra, led by Pvt. Gene
Keller was in top form. The
“ship-shape” decorations brought
high praise for the decorating
committee. During intermission
the V-12 Band and color guard
were on hand, and the V-12 Glee
Club, under direction of Prof.
Frank Gullo, sang several songs.
Scuttlebutt
• The identity of A/S Jack Ber
nard’s date for the ship’s ball was
a total surprise to all the boys in
Bks. 26 . . . “Handsome” Bill An
derson has found a girl friend at
last. She is “Gravel Gertie” of
newspaper fame . . . Bars, stripes
and congratulations to Lt. (jg) Ray
Gedeon and Ensign William Sher
man, our former chief athletic
specialists.
. . . Seen at the dance: an Am
erican flag escorted by A/S Bill
McMaster. . . A/S Jesse Wilder,
from “delightful” Arkansas, tur-.
ned up the wrong street in State
College in an effort to find the
nearest road to Miami, Florida .
A/S Sullivan was near a nervous
breakdown last weekend: he wor
ried too much about an Erie miss
. . . Has A/S Jim Burns, met his
love at last? He. seemed to re
ceive her with open arms! . . .
And wjho was . the “orchestra
wife” who watched the band play
during the ship’s ball, or was she
watching A/S Ed Sandbach? . .
Now that the softball trophy is
won, the’ touch-football award is
up for the best team . . . Bks. 29
and- Bks. .35 will have their par
ties on September 30 . . . Bks. 20’s
party is on September 16.
Off the Port Bow
.A/S Jim “Crow” Quirk is
“back in the saddle” as houselea
der of Bks. 9 . . . “Hollywood
Joe” Riegal’s faux pas in regards
to the ship’s ball caused , a lot of
talk in Mac Hall, Ath Hall and
several sorority houses.
A/S Steve Bilo quite the' de
jected sailor this week. Jeanie at
Mac restricted for the week:, no
talk, no love, no nothin.’ . , Poor
Steve . . . A/S Bob Rossheim,
A/S Paul Zohorsky and A/S Joe
Tezza, former V-12ers at Penn
State were on board this' past
week-end . . . A/S Abbie Lena
tells the sea story about the left
handed salute . . . Have you
heard A/S Ted Sarafini’s tall
story on-“My Five Days in-the
Marine Corps?” . . . A/S A 1 Gram
lich wore that big smile because
his fiancee was a week-end visi
tor. . . Who Was Jay Young smil
at over the week-end? . . . A/S
Paul Berg is not a member of an
Indian tribe; that haircut is just
for style.
Cabinet, IMA to Present
Recent Football Movies
Football movies of the 1941,
1942, and 1943 seasons will be
presented by All-College Cabinet
and Independent Men’s Associa
tion in 121 Sparks, 7:15 p.m.,
September 13, 20, and 27.
Tentatively, movies of the cur
rent season will be shown as an
nounced by Ed Williams, All-Col
lege-, Cabinet and Salvatore Roc
ci,.athletic chairman of IMA.
. Schedule of movies is as fol
lows: September ,13. “Highlights
of The 'College’s -1941 Season,”
and “Seasonal Highlights of All
Colleges In . 1942;”- September 20
and ■ 27, “Highlights of 1942 and
1943 College Seasons” respective
ly.
A member of .the coaching staff:
will narrate. ?
FIRST CLASS IN 1883
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•industries were-flrsbstart
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Campus Calendar
Today
Penn State in China Committee
meeting, 303 Old Main, 3:30 p.h.
PSCA Board of Directors meet
ing, 304 Old Main, 4.30 p.m.
XGI smoker, State College Ho
tel, 7:30 p.m.
Weekly service at Hillel, intro
duction of Rabbi Victor Eppstein.
Tomorrow
PSCA Cabinet meeting, 304 Old
Main, 1:15 p.m.
Freshman Men’s Council and
Women’s Forum Overnight Cab
in party, Watt’s Lodge, leave from
rear of Old Main, 3 p.m.
GSO Skating Party, Coliseum,
2:30-5:30 p.m.
Scava-Dance, Armory, 8:30-12
p.m..
Sunday
Chapel, Schwab Auditorium, 11
a.m.
Meeting of Episcopal students,
to discuss plans for cabin party
on the weekend of the 16 and 17,
game room of the Parish House,
6:30 p.m.
Wesley Fellowship, meeting,
Wesley Foundation;- ; .6:3i) I p.m.''
“Pop’s Record Gpnpert,” HiileL
Foundation, 6:30.. p.m. : :
Big-Little Sister..,tea,.tWpmen’s
Building lawn, or loupgg, ‘4-5 p.xri.'
Monday
PSCA Freshman Men’s '.Council,
Hugh Beaver Room, 6:30 p.m.
Meeting of Philotes, ; WSGA
Room, White Hall, 7:30 p.m. •
Symphony Orchestra practice,
117 Carnegie Hall, 7 p.m.
Joint Forum-Council meeting
with Randolph Thompson as
guest, special colored movies, 304
Old Main, 7:30 p.m.
Hockey practice, Holmes Field,
6:30 p.m. (
XGI Club, American Legion
Home, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday
Alpha Lambda Delta meeting,
Dean of Women’s Office, 5:15 p.m.
Joint meeting of the Pire-Med
societies, 110 ■ Home - - Economics,
speaker, Thomas D.-Bowman,
Asst. Literature Prof., 7:30. p.m,
- Hockey practice, Holmes Fieid,
4:30 p.m. - ■ - -
Hockey practice,: Holmes' FieltC
6:30 p.m. -- • ( •
Wednesday ■'
- Morning Watch Hort.
Woods, sponsored by PSCA, 7
a.m.
PSCA Commission' ii, ’ 304 Old
Main, 10 a.m.
Frosh Forum Executive: meet
ing, PSCA, 304 Old Main, .4:10 p.
m.
Cwens, WRA Room, White Hall,
5:15 p.m.
WRA Executive Board meeting,
White Hall, 6:30 p.m.
IMA meeting, 401 Old- Main,
7-8 p.m.
Surgical Dressings class, 112
Home Economics building, J p.m.
Band practice, 117 Carnegie
Hall, 7 p.m.
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Church Door Canteen, Parish
House of the St. Andrew’s Episco *
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Thursday
PSCA Executive Committee,
304 Old Main, 11 a.m.
Hockey practice, Holmes field>
4 p.m.
Atherton News Summary, Ath
erton Lounge, 6:30 p.m.
PSCA 111 and Interfaith Coun
cil, 304 Old Main, 6:30 p.m. ’
Freshman • Council meeting,
WSGA Room, White Hall, 5 p.m..
PSCA Commission V, 304 Old
Main, 7:30 p.m.
Hockey practice, Holmes Field,
6:30 p.m.
Swimming Club, White Hall,
7:30 p.m.
Meeting for eighth : semester
students, 318 Old Main, 7 p.m.
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