J'AGN FO*Olt
Summer Dames
. . . and, their husbands are
having a picnic at ffolmes-roster
Park 6 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Arrangements can (be made by
aaltiing Mrs. Olga Gray, . phone
5051, second floor cast, Grange
dormitory . .
At the last meeting, Mrs. F. L.
liachen s - vrias elected vice-presi
dent for the remainder of this
summer, and president for next
summer. •
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'Names Can Be Humorous'
Says Pert LA
"Mrs. C. J. Cronemeyer," she said, "jug, spell it with
ease !" The secretary of the Liberal Arts school could best be
described as a gray, haired "young" lady with all the pep,
personality, and vigor of the average coed.
Between humorous anecdotes, Mrt. , Cronemeyer said
that she had been working for the College since 1917 and she
intends to stay for at least ten more years. When asked if she
liked the work she. was doing, she answered, "Why ---- I like
it or I wouldn't, be here this. long."
When Mrs: Cronemeyer first came to the College she
worked as a secretary for the
Horticulture department and
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THE SLXVEMER COLT VGIAN
Secretary
worked there till 1923. She
received 'her secretarial training
at the Commercial' College in
York.- her home town. `tl guess
my diplomas were official," she
laughed,—"l received two of
them."
"Names are the funniest things
that happen, around here," the
secretary added. •"There was a
girl here last year and her name
was Anne E. Wiser. She withdrew
to get married and the question
of the moment is,. 'ls she any
wiser now?' June First used to
come to the office, and we would
ask her why she didn't come
with Mary Friday for she may
as well have the date and the
day, too.
"When I first came to the Col
lege, I didn't understand the Hor
ticulture language. I was told to
write a letter to Arnold Anbare
teum and I addressed it to Mr.
Arnold Anberateum. Afterwards
I found out that Aribareteum was
a School.
"So many interesting things do
happen around here," Mrs. Cro
nemeyer went on. "Last year
when George Gage came to paint
Dean Stoddart's picture, he paint
ed it right here in the office. He
was very nice and would let us
come in End watch him; then he
would ask our opinion on it and
how we thought it was coming.
'We received Christmas cards
from -him
. last year."
The secretary said that there
is a .lot of friendly rivalry be
tween the different schools of the
College concerning how many
flunk-outs there . are going to be,
Who will get them and which of
fice will get the dean's list out
first.
"The most profound shock I
ever had was when Dean Wagner
died this year. He was the most
wonderful man—l never knew
whether I was working for him
or whether he was working for
me. Stoddant is simply tops as a
boss, too," she added.
"'Souse me, there's the phone
—again," Mrs. Cnonemeyer grin
ned. "Fun to have met you!"
Roethke 'Named 'to Staff
Of Writers' Conference
Theodore Roethke,. assistant
professor of English composition
at the College, has been named
to the staff of the University of
New Hampshire Writers' Confer
ence, Carroll S. Towle, director,
announced today.
New Dean-
- (Continued liom pace one)
establishment of a loan fund to 'be
known. as the Charles D. Prutz
man Loan Fund. Loans shall be
made Imm the interest.
Out of this fund, the amount
loaned -in 'any semester to any
one student shall not exceed $lOO.
Preference shall be given in the
following order: (a) members of
the Penn State chapter of 'Delta
Upsilon Fraternity; (ib) gradu
ates of Palmerton High School;
(c) graduates of Slatington'High
School; and (d) residents of Car
bon County.
Loans from the Prutzman fund
shall be made upon recommenda
tion of the Dean of Men, the
Dean of Women, and the Chair
men of the Committee on Aca
demic Standards.'
Another loan fund will be
established by Caro Emerson
Fields in- memory of her husband,
John Fields, Class of 1891. The
fund will be known as the John
Fields Memorial Student Loan
Fund and loans shall be made on
the interest of $36,893.38. The
amount loaned to any one stu
dent shall not exceed $lOO a se
mester.
Loans will be granted to the
needy and deserving students in
the sophomore, junior, and senior
classes who maintain a satisfac
tory grade of scholarship. They
will be free of interest while the
bearer is in college.
Upon the recommendation of
the Dean of Men, Dean of Wom
en, Chairman of the Committee
on Aclademic Standards and the
AssiStant to the President in
Charge pf Business and Finance
loans shall he made.
(Continued froin page one)
partment of education, and P. C.
Weaver, assistant director of
Summer Sessions.
Following the luncheon, the
sectional meetings will continue
until 3 o'clock. The subjects of
"Local Branch Publications,"
"Salary Schedules," "Credit Un
ions." and "Public Relations" will
be discussed on the basis of.bene
fits, organization, and costs. •
Guy N. Harriger will preside at
the closing general session at 3
p.m. Friday at which time Paul S.
Christman, chairman of the legis
lative committee, will present
"The PSiEdA Legislative Program
for 1947." "Conference Summari
zation Interpreted as a Program
of 'Afton," by H. E. Gayman,
PSBA executive secretary, will
bring to a close the twoday con
ference.
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TUESDAY, • JULY: po,. 1946
fight Faculty Members.
Attend Poultry Sessions
Sessions of the International
Baby Chick Association, Poultry
Science Club, and National. Tur
key Federation, held in St.. Louis
last week, were 'attended by eight,
members of the College faculty.