PAGE POUR Panhel Lifts Rushing Ban From New Coed Transfers Coeds who transferred from other schools this fall are now eligible for rushing, announced Mona Smulyan, Pan-Hellenic presi dent, today. It was printed in Tuesday's Collegian that transfer students would not be eligible until they had been on campus one semester. This decision was reversed by the Pan-Hellenic Council last night. The transfers may be pledged this semester but may not be initiated until next spring. This will give them one semester to make their Penn State average. They must register along with the other eligible coeds October 6 and 7 at the Dean of Women's office. All sororities will hold their second open houses from 2 to 4 p.m. this Sunday. Sororities which do not have suites or houses will have their open houses in the same lounges as last week. Silent period will continue until 2 p.m. Sunday. At 4 p.m. it will again be enforced until 8 a.m. Monday, October 13 Nursery Classes Draw Capacity Classes of the X-GI nursery be gan Tuesday with a capacity en rollment of 36 in the Religious Education Building of the Pres byterian Church at the corner of Beaver avenue and Frazier street. In order to accommodate the large number of children.. the group has been divided into two sections, one meeting Monday through Wednesday. the other Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Fielder Newton. graduate student in child development. has been appointed hea.d of the school. Child development majors at the College will assist with the work. which may be substituted for re quired practicum in the college nursery. The nursery is sustained by community subscription. and is supervised by a committee of townswomen headed by Mrs. Don ald W. Carruthers. Home Ec Buffet Lydia Tarrant, in charge of home economics extension, and Dr. Helen Leßarron, assistant di rector of the department of home economics at the College, enter tained members of the foods and nutrition division of the depart ment and new members of the nutrition staff at a buffet supper at their apartment on Sunday night. CLASSIFIEDS All classified advertisements must be in by 4:30 p.m. day preceding issue. Prices are: 40c for one insertion. $l.OO. three insertions, 17 words or less. Call Collegian, 711. FOR SALE —Large male, short haired Collie, one year old. 123 N. Barnard. Phone 4021. SALE Three suits 36-37, two pin-stripe, one glen plaid; ex cellent condition. Call 2711, 6-7 p.m. FOR SALE Man's lightweight bicycle, very good condition. Call 6292. LOST—Exchanged, topcoat, Sat urday mixer, Rec Hall; label "Collins" Charleroi. Call Higgins 4444. GRAY GABARDINE topcoat taken from Phi Kappa Tau Sat. Stenciled L. D. White. Call White, 2760. Reward. WANTED—SingIe room in Pol lock Circle Extension. Contact Box 725, State College. WANTED Musicians, willing and able to play Dixieland jazz. Steady work. Call Lou Levi. Real Sik repre- NOTICE—Your sentative is back in town. Call Charles Petron, Port Matilda 3702 after 6 p.m. NOTICE STUDENTS Have your electrical work done by Earl IL Smith. Call for and de livery service. Phone 6234, 901 W. College Ave. EMPLOYMENT WANTED -BA Psychology - English. Exper ienced intake social worker. Also editorial, clerical, sales exper ience. Moderate speed typist. Full, part-time. Mrs. Aronson, 3935. GET YOUR TYPING dune rca- suitably. Manuscripts, thesis, etc. Call State College 2864 after 6:30 p.in. SIT TIGHT!! Why buy plain stationery when we can give you your name, :Address, and seal (college or fraternity) at the nine price on personalized paper. Write on Kleenex until our agent sees you. Hasty? Call Sid Simon, Upperclass Women Plan 'Pop-in' Night Traditional `bop-in" night will be observed in the Women's dor mitories between 7 and 9 p.m. Sunday night. As has been the custom, umerclass women will drop in on new women students. Sorority women are asked not to wear their Dins so as not to violate the silent period of rush ing!. The new sophomores are living in the Tri-dorms and in Cody Manor. 301 South Allen; Davey House. 301 West Beaver; Frazier Hall. 139 South Frazier; Locust Lane Lodge. 312 Locust Lane; Wiley Dorm. 314 South Pugh. The turn about night during which sophomores "lam" in on upperclass women will be held after sorority rushing ends. Blue Band- (Continued from page one) Rice. Ernest Rotilli. Ranh Spiker. William Wolfersberger. and Charles Zoslow. clarinets. Paul Adams. Herbert Blaicher. David Briner. Franeis'Felder. Ro bert Golby. Paul Grove. John Hall. William Laughlin. Russell Nickerson. Creston Ottemiller. John Sloan. Kenneth Smith, Gene Sprague. John Starch. Elmer Strunk. and Rudy Yannito. cor nets and trumpets. Alternates on Blue Band are Eugene Blakeslee. Richard Cress man. L. Conrad Davis. Paul Hol der. William LooMis. Richard Murphy. and Jack Reen. At the Washington State game Blue Band consisted of 56 mem bers, all from last year. They practiced at State College for two days before the game. Dr. Mack Writes Article for McCall's Magazine Dr. Pauline Berry Mack, direc tor of the Ellen H. Richards In stitute at the College, is the au thor of an article in the October issue of McCall's magazine. Titled, "School Lunch •is Not Enough," the article points out many of the inadequacies of school lunch programs. Dr. Mack points out that "a good school lunch is one that supplies the child with the needed foods which he fails to get in the morning and evening at home." The article in the current issue marks the second consecutive month that the College has been featured in McCall's magazine. The September issue included an article about the Elmer Sealover family of Windcrest. Cheering Squad Head Picks 3 New Members Stan Eisman, head cheerleader. announced that three new cheer leaders had been selected from last socing's candidates. They are Susan l3issey. Gladdy Lou Miller, and Dolores Piccone. Other members of this year's cheering souad are Virginia Gal in!). assistant cheerleader. Bill Bonsai!. Bub Frankhouse. and Jim Mitchell. Staff Party Dr. Grace M. Henderson, direc tor of home economics at the Col lege, and Miss Delphia Wiesen danger, assistant director, held an "Open House Get Acquainted" party at their residence on East Foster Ave., for the new and old staff members on Friday night. THE DAILY COI .T RATAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Cwens Schedule `Dungaree Drag' Dungaree Drag," annual dance sponsored by Cwens, national sophomore honorary for women, is scheduled for October 71, „sally Henry, the president, has an nounced. All Cwen members will meet in the W.S.G.A. room at White Hall 4:30 o'clock today. Bud Wills Campus Owls or chestra has been engaged to play at the affair according to Terry Klosterman, chairman of the or chestra committee.. Chairmen of committees in clude Madelyn Bush, invitations; Lois Heyd, publicity; Terry Klos terman, orchestra; Ann Lantz, tickets; Alice Millt, decorations; Jane Weigle, 'finance. Tapping of new sophomore women will take place Yale in November, Miss Henry added. Home Ec Tea The staff of the department of home economics at the College entertained home economics stu dents at an informal tea on Thursday afternoon in the Home Economics Building. The tea was planned to enable students to be come acquainted with each other. TOMMIES ‘SIiAIaM(TO *. I . , CHARLES Sophomore Women Tie Oldsters in Field Hockey Sophomore women tied upper classmen, 2-2 in intramural field hockey on Holmes Field Tuesday. "Sophomore women look good in practice, and show promise for a good hockey seaSbn," said Betty Jeanne Sammons, intra mural hockey chairman. All girls interested in intra mural hockey may gign up in the Equipment Room, White Hall until the end of the season. Prac tice will take place every day at 4 p.m. Hockey fundamentals are taught for the benefit of girls new to the game. Gib' s Photo Finishing Service GILBERT N. HAUPT. ProPri•tol Phone 2845 24 Hours Service 214 E. College Ave. -. State College, Pa. Hot news for cold nights! Harry Berger design& a wonderful new three-way pajama that's knitted, beautifully fitted, and handsomely insulated! Wear the cardigan and slipover with skirts and slacks, combine all three for snug sleeping. Navy cardigan and pants with red-and-white striped slipover: and royal with royal-and-white striped slipover. Knitted wristlets and anklets to lock out drafts. 32 to 40. Shop for WOMEN THURSDAY, OCTOCIMER 2, 1147 Sophomore Girls Asked to Sign for WSGA Big Sisters All sophomore girls who did not receive "big sisters." and who would like to have an upper class girl for a "big sister" may AM obtain one by calling Helen Dtick- Orson. town senator of WSGA. in 301 Atherton Hall. There are atoll a great many girls available for "big sisters" and sophomores are urged to con tact Miss Dickerson as soon as Possible.
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