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WSGA Plans
May Dance
WSGA initiated plans for a
May Day weekend dance at
Senate meeting Thursday. Star
ring Paul Grove's orchestra, the
dance will be held in White Hall.
The pre-war girl-ask-boy invi
tation system, traditional with the
affair, will be used. Virginia Mc-
Clusky was named dance chair-
Shirley Gauger was elected
secretary of the House of Repre
sentatives.
In answer to the complaints of
:oeds who were being forced to
turn radios off at 11:30 p.m., the
Senate and the House investigat
ed and found no rulings regulat
ing radio hours. However, it was
pointed out that black marks
could be given for excessive
noise late at night.
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Theta Xi
Twelve men were initiated and
five pledged by Theta Xi re
cently.
Among the initiates were Rich
ard Brossman, Donald Brown,
Theodore Ducar, Merle Hughes,
Jack Lapos, Russell Nickerson.
George Potter, Arthur Schreck
engost, Walter Sowa, James Stev
enson, Frank Terkoski, and Ron
ald Vanderslice.
Pledged were Donald Shultz,
'hard Hoover, Jack Ernest,
is Wilkie, and Arthur Wans-
formal dinner was held fol
.ng the initiation, with Pro-
Emeritis Harold Everett as
ast speaker.
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TUB and N. Holmes street. Call
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TAN WALLET Saturday a.m.
on campus. Contains important
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Call Kenny Smith 4989.
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Landola, tomorrow's trailer to
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Trotwood, the economy trailer.
Also good used trailers. Griffith
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fHE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
UVe she Women
By Marjorie Mousley
Independent women sometimes
fit their name too well for their
own good. Often they prefer to
work on their own rather than
loin n group for fear of losing
their independence.
Up to now IWA. which is pri
marily a social group, has been
forced to represent non-sorority
coeds on various college commit
tees because there was no real
representative group to as:sume
this responsibility.
At the present an independent
student constitution is being
drawn UP by an All-College Cab
inet committee working with ISC.
When this new constitution goes
into effect IWA will be disbanded,
but until that time IWA is actively
planning for the new group.
This is the time for independ
ent women to say what they would
like in their own organization.
This is the time to join. IWA needs
and will welcome suggestions on
how this new system can be set
up most effectively.
IWA hold.s weekly meetings in
104 Temporary building at 7 p.m.
Monday. Discussion in the next
meeting will center on plans for
the new Association of Independ
ent Women.
Remember—the first aim of the
new constitution is to represent
all independent women as fairly
and accurately as possible. Now is
the time to talk up so there will
be no reason to talk down when
the system goes into effect.
Beaver House
Richard Haag, Edward Kovacs,
Albert Gaber, Phillip Neely,
Thomas Weaver, Melvin Weiss,
William Scheidemantel, James
McClain and Daniel Polansky
were recently initiated by the
Beaver House. A pledge dance
was held following the initiation.
BUY your roll film and have it
developed at the Lion Studio.
One 5x7 enlargement free with
each roll! This is your studio—
student owned and student oper
ated.
K&E polyphase slide rule, and
Charvos drawing set. Call 6923.
S. R. Cochran.
PARTY refreshments, birthday
and other cakes, punch. Frida
Stern, 122 Irvin avenue, phone
4818 State College.
MISCELLANEOUS
CHANGE those Ties, men! Get
five different ties at Hur's Dry
Cleaning for five of yours, plus
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TO WHOM it may concern—
Joseph A. Kelley and Joseph W.
Kelley are two distinct and sep
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see Joseph A. Kelley; for Froth
see Joseph W. Kelley.
Lakonides
Induct Seven
Lakonides, women's physical
education honorar y. initiated
seven women in White Hall Thurs
day evening. They were Jean
Allison. Marcy Lou Bower. Lou
etta Dmius. Marion Martin. Vir
ginia Miller. Helen Milligan and
Nancy Smith.
At the same meeting, Louise
Grossman was installed as new
president of the organization. A
social hour followed the cere
monies.
A swimmins party will be spon
sored by Lakonides at the Glen
land pool from 8 to 1 , 0 p.m.
Thursday. The party will be open
to all memiLers of the physical ed
ucation school.
If you've lost it and need
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Place a classified with pencil
or pen
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Church Calendar
Westminster Foundation 9:30
a.m. student denartment. 6.20
p.m. Panel on "Frontier Confer
ence."
Grace Lutheran Church, Col
lege and Atherton. Sunday—J:3o
a.m. Bible Class. Dr. Reede will
be guest speaker. 6:30 p.m. D.we
Herting will speak on "False
Friendships."
Reformed Church 6:30 p.m.
tomorrow. Youth Fellowship
meeting. Student sneakers on "My
Faith."
Hillel, 133 West Beaver-7:30
p.m. tomorrow. Mr. Murray Green
field, former Haganah member,
guest speaker. His subject will be
"Behind the Headlines in Pales
tine."
Wiliam. Foundation 9:30 a.m
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1948
Cniaiemento
Zellner Sparks
The engagement of Lois Sparks
of New Kensington to Jesse Zell
ner of Memphis, Tennessee, was
announced during semester vaca
tion. Miss Sparks, a junior sociol
ogy major, is a member of Sigma
Delta Tau.
Zenner is a senior in civil en
gineering. He is a member of
Beta Sigma Rho.
Church school. 10:45 —Morning
worship. Guest sneaker Rev. Her
bert J. Riley, Methodist mimi.on
ary from the Philippines. His topic
will be "Building for Peace." 0:30
p.m.—Vesper Service with Dr. R.
W. Stone as speaker on "Who
Makes the Choice."