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WSGA, WRA List Candidates,
Activities for Elections
Election slates for Women's
Student Government Association
and Women's Recreation Associa
tion have been announced by Al
lene Babbitt, elections chairman.
Final elections will be held in
Old Main lounge from 9 a. m. to
5 p. m. Thursday. Primaries were
held yesterday and eliminated all
but two candidates of the follow
ing offices: WSIBO sophomore,
junior, and town senators and
"WRA vice-president, sophomore
representative, and assistant in
tramural chairman.
WSGA nominations are: presi
dent, Mary Margaret Dunlap;
Freshman Council, PSCA Cabinet,
Owens, WSGA• • vice-president,
Home Economics Advisory Coun
cil, Ellen H. Richard's Club.
Florence Porter; Alpha Lambda
Delta, Cwens, PSCA Cabinet, In
dependent senator, Mortar Board,
Red Cross.
Vice-president, Mary Lou Way
good; Freshman Council, Agricul
ture Student Council, third
Semester secretary - treasurer,
Freshman Customs Board, Block
and Bridle Club, secretary,
Cw ens.
, Janet
,Taylor; Freshman Coun
cil, Owens treasurer, GSO, choir,
!associate Player, McAllister Hall,
vice-president. ..
Treasurer; - Nancy • Bartell;
Freshman Council, debate team,
House of Representatives, fourth
semester secretary-treasurer, El
len H. Richard's Club president.
Jean Nelson; PSCA, Freshman
Forum, Bowling Club president,
Panhellenic Council, Wesley
Foundation, Tau Phi Sigma,
Freshman Council, WRA Council
of Presidents, Red Cross.
Senior senator, Ruth Bollinger;
Junior Service Board president ;
sixth semester secretary-treasur
er, Red Cross, Interclass Finance
Committee.
Annabelle Jansson, Junior sen
ator, Red Cross, Home Econom
ics Club, Community Lecture Ser
ies co-chairman, Treble Singers.
Junior senator, Ann Berkheim
er, Freshman Customs Board,
Sophomore senator, pro-tern,
Owens.
Marie Schanbacher, Judicial,
Cwens, Freshman Council, Home
Economics Club.
Barbara Smedley, Key Party,
House of Representatives, Watts
Hall president, Red Cross, Agri
culture Council.
Independent senator, Marjorie
Blackwood, Freshman Council,
IWA Council, Alpha Lambda Del
ta president, Cwens, Junior Ser
vice Board, Mortar Board, Ellen
H. Richard's Club;
Jane Healy, PSCA, Pre-Medi
cal Society, Freshman Council,
Alpha Lambda Delta. House of
Representatives, McAllister Hall
president.
Town senator, Mary Eldred
Anderson; orchestra, . Alpha
Lahibda Delta president, Coed
Coordinating Committee.
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Band, choir, Alpha Lambda Del
ta, dance club, dance concert
group.
Jean Huber, orchestra, Cwens,
choir, Players.
Sophomore senator, Patricia
Melly; Judicial, Collegian adver
tising staff, Freshman Council,
Freshman Customs Board.
Janet Mollenaur, Freshman
Council, Freshman Customs
Board.
Wanda Rickard; Freshman
Council, Alpha Lambda Delta,
Lakonid.es, Cooperative . Society.
Janelle Phillips, PSCA, Fresh
man Council, Key Party.
Susan Romig; Cody Manor
president, Freshman Council,
Freshman Customs Board, Swim
Club, Treble Singers, Cwens.
VORA nominations are: presi
dent, Alice Hooper; Physical Ed
ucation Council president, club
.president chairman of WIRA, Lak
onides vice-president, Junior
Service Board.
'Rebecca Walker; WRA intra
mural chairman, Junior Service
Board, •Lakonides, Discobolus.
Vice-president, Geanne Marcy;
Bowling Club secretary, Wesley
Foundation, Badminton Club,
Dance Club, Players candidate,
Freshmati Forum, Upperclass
Club, intramural sports.
Jeanne Schrumpl, Players can
didate, student politics, intramur
al sport, Outing Club, PSCA.
Phyllis James, Freshman For
um president, Freshman Council,
WSGA senator, intramural sports,
Cwens, Freshman Customs Board.
Intramural chairman, Ann Bak
er; intramural sports, Rifle Club,
Army-Navy sports, Bowling Club,
Joan Bissey; orchestra, Blue
Swimming Club, Fencing Club,
Discoblus, Lakonides, Cwens.
Assistant Intramural Chairman,
Mary Margaret Barnett, Aqua
cade, Swim Club, Lakonides, intra
mural sports, cheerleading candi
date.
Secretary-treasurer, Helen No
ble; Freshman Council, Rifle Club,
intramural sports.
Claire Parks, first semester sec
retary-treasurer, Lakonides, Dis
coblus, Dance Club, Bowling Club,
intramural sports.
Phyllis Riegle; Outing Club, ;In
tramural Board, Players • candi
date, intramural sports.
Sophomore representative, Jean
A]derfer, intramural sports, Col
legian, Owens, Alpha Lambda
Delta.
Barbara Knoll, Freshman secre
tary-treasurer, Lakonides, Owens,
intramural sports, Swim Club,
Physical Education Council, Fresh
man Council.
Virginia EVleClusky; Treble Sing
ers, PSCA Personnel 'Committee,
Wesley Foundation, secretary,
Cwens.
Anne Pearson, Swim ' Club,
Home Economics Advisory Board,
PSCIA, Bridge Club, Freshman
Council, intramural sports.
TOMORROW
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THE COLLEGIAN
Sorority Sizorto
ALPHA CHI OMEGA plans a
semi-formal pledge dance at the
Phi Kappa Sigma house tomorrow
night. Newly elected chapter offi
cers are: Ruth Bollinger, president;
Anne Schlough, vice-president;
Marilyn Glabisch, • secretary; and
Lou ,Schlichter, treasurer.
ALPHA EPSILON PHI: Ap=
pointed to serve as vice-president
and scribe during the summer are
Helen Beth Orange and Joyce (Ros=
off.
GAMMA PHI BETA actives this
week completed a knitted afghan
which will be sent to the Walter
Reed Hospital. This, project is •a
part of the sorority's war work.
KALLOZETIA, a group of coeds
who will later become a chapter of
a national sorority, has been rec
ognized by the Student Welfare
committee, and was recently ad
mitted as an associate member of
the local Panhellenic Council. Of
ficers of the society are: Helen
Grace 'McColein, president; Lois
McClelland, vice-president; Helen
Morris, secretary; and Blythe
Hartley, treasurer.
KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA held
its formal senior-initiate banquet
at the State College Hotel Sunday
evening. There were 53 guests, in
cluding town alumnae.
SIGMA DELTA TAU: The
chapter gave an informal party.
Monday night in honor of Cecile
Henschel IMae Lenchner, Arline
Crystal Piker, and Arline Rabino
witz.
'THETA ' PHI ALPHA recently
pledged Ann Kellenstine and Mary
Margaret Patrick.
Cwens Tap 29 Coeds
At Annual Breakfast
Twenty-nine coeds prominent
in extra-curricular activities
were tapped by Cwens, sopho
more women's honorary, at its an
nual , breakfast in the Old Main
Sandwich Shop Sunday morning.
Coeds of the second, third, and
fourth semesters who had ma
triculated since March, 1944, with
a minimum of two activities and
a 1:5 All-College average were
selected. They will be initiated
at a traditional Old English' din
ner.
Pledges ' include Jean Alderfer,
Russella Adamitz, Joan Bissey,
Ann Louise Baker, Kay Badollet,
Carolyn Currier, Mary Callahan,
Margaret Cook, Anne Dunaway,
Violet Gillespie, Jean Huber,
Phyllis James, Nan James, Ber
nice. Nalven, Barbara Knoll, Pat
Miley, Virginia McCluskey, Esth
er Pebley, Carol Preus, Jean
Posey, Barbara Pfahler, Mary
Jane Rudy, Susan Romig, Jo Ann
Rorabach, Doris Stowe, Gloria
Snyder, Gladys Stryker, Mary
Louise Waygood, Sylvia Yearick.
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Leadership Day
Program Planned
By Mortar Board
Mortar Board, senior . women's
honorary, is planning a Leader
ship Day to be held in the lounges
of Atherton Hall on the after
noon of June 5..
The main speaker of the after
noon will be Mrs. Ethel B. Gil
bert, from the. Office of Industry
in Washington. She will speak at
2:20 p. m.
From three to four o'clock,
speeches will be given in each
of the four lounl,es. . Dr. Lester
P. Guest, of the psychology de-
Partment, will discuss "Women in
Industry"; Dr. Kinsley R. Smith,
also of the psychology depart
ment, will talk on "How to Adjust
the Civilian to the Returning Vet
eran"; Dr. Walter Coutu, of the
sociology department, will speak
on "Freedom v. Security"; and
Dr. R. Wallace Brewster, of the
political science department, will
discuss "Are Women's Politics
Pure?"
After the lectures, a tea will be
held from 4-4:30 p. m.
The Atherton lounges will be
open to anyone who is. interested
in attending these lectures.
Big Sister Blanks Due
All girls who have filled out
Big Sister 'blanks are urged to
submit • them at the Dead of
Women's office at once for
considerdtion and assignment.
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HOme Ec Opens Course
Coed Wins Scholarship
A refresher course on food pre
servation will •be conducted by the
home economics department from
June 26 to 28. This three-day
non-credit course is intended to
meet the demand for more home
canned food. There is a registra
tion fee Of 50 cents.
A regular credit food preserva
tion course will extend from June
25 to 29. Persons desiring to take
this course may register for
Home Economics 467.
THE
WESLEY 'FOUNDATION
of the
Methodist Church
Sunday, May 27
9:30 A. M.—Church School
10:45 A. M.—Worship Service
5:00-7:00 P. M.—
Student Friendly Hours
Fellowship - Supper - Vespers
Guest Speaker:
Reverend Robert R. Croyle
(Ex -Marine Corps Chaplain)
"From Pulpit TO Foxhole"
All Students and Servicemen
Are Invited
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