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Penn Slate Coeds Swim
in Telegraphic Meets
Eleven Penn State coeds will
compete in the Intercollegiate
Telegraphic swimming meets in
White Hall Pool today and Mon
day.
Entrees for the 40-yard crawl
are Jean Eble, Lindel Moltham,
Betsy Ross, Lois Wyman, Catta
Garrett, Gloria Woodward, and
'Millie Chestnutt. Marilyn Globi
sch wil swim in the 40-yard
breast stroke event.
Competing for the 100-yard
crawl title will be Chestnut, Ruth
Black, Moltham, Ross, Wyman,
and Woodward. Mickey Barnett
and Black will seek the 40-yard
back crawl championship.
Nan James and Woodward will
enter the 100-yard breast stroke
contest and Black will swim the
100-yard back crawl.
Two teams will enter the 100-
yard free style relay. The first
squad is composed of Black, Glo
bisch, Wyman, and /Woodward.
Ross, Eble, Moltham, and Garrett
will comprise team two.
In the 75-yard medley relay
Black and James will. swim the
back stroke; Globisch and Barrett,
the breast stroke; and Woodward
and Wyman the crawl.
Globisch, Black, Wyman, Mol
tham and Jarnes will be in the
75-yard individual medley.
Officials for the races will be
as follows:
Timers: Dorothy Jaun, Margery
Lyon, Charlotte Taylor, Mary Ann
Jennings, Eleanor Wills, Janet
Rosengrant.
Scorer: Helen Stough.
Announcer and checker: Betty
Wolfram.
Judges: Estelle Brown and Do
ris Jenkins.
Inspectors of turns and lanes:
Alice Hooper and Barbara Smith,
Marion J. Whallon,. Lion coach,
will referee the meets.
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Senior Coeds' Dinner
A Valentine Day dinner for
all graduating senior coeds will
be held in Atherton Hall at 5:30
o'clock tomorrow. All eighth
semester women are urged to
meet in the southwest lounge of
Atherton to attend the dinner.
Telegraphic Swimmer
Marilyn Globisch, who will swim the breast stroke events in the
Intercollegiate Telegraphic swimming meets this semester, represents
the Lion coed team along with 11 other entrees.
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Coed Team Jo ;Debate
In Pitt Tournament
Women's Debate team will par
ticipate in the Pittsburgh College
Forum Debate Tournament spon
sored by the University of Pitts
burgh and Mt. Mercy College to
be held on the Mt. Mercy campus
Saturday, it was announced today
by Clayton H. Schug, director of
the debate team. Ten colleges will
debate in the tournament.
Betty Copelan and Betty Mc-
Ginnis, manager of Women's De
bate, will compose the affirma
tive team debating ih the ortho
dox style of two ten-minute con
strqctive speeches. Debating for
the negative team in the orthodox
style of two five-minute rebuttal
speeches will be Joan Huber and
Gertrude Rosen.
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