PAGE FOUR White Hall Offers All Coeds Wide Variety of Activities Whether she is a sports-minded phys-eder, a demure "hem ,cer," female slide rule artist, or just a plain liberal artist, Betty ..7doed has found the doors of White Hall open to her for leisure hours. Some may prefer a rough and tumble game of basketball while others would rather spend a quiet hour trumping her partner's aces in a bridge game. Rifle, bowling, badminton, fencing, and almost any sport that interests the modern miss can be found in White Hall with instructors to make cham pions or at least give a few point ers! Miss Mildred Lucey, WRA ad visor, has compiled statistics showing that 35 percent of coeds take advantage of the opportuni ties open to them. Nineteen per cent participate in club activi ties while the keen competition offered by the intramural pro gram draws 215 girls or 21 per cent. Rifle Club Members The Rifle Club has 73 members with the Bridge CLub next, hav ing 62 on its roll. After spending, many hours a day in classes at White Hall, 86 percent of the physical education majors troop back for one or more activities in the evening. From 30 to 50 per cent of the girls enrolled in other schools also find interests at White Hall. Statistics for the classes pre sent a surprising figure, accord ing to Miss Lucey. Sophomore class participation amounted to 35 percent with 43 percent for the juniors and 28 percent for the seniors. The percentage for the juniors and seniors is amaz ingly high when it is considered the physical education is not re quired for most upper-class wo men. Sororities Lead Probably due to the rivalry be tween the sororities, they lead the organizations in group parti cipation with 51 percent of their women in at least one activity. The sophomore-populated Tri dorms were next with 43 percent and the independent women last with 35 percent. These statistics show that while many women do use the facili ties available for them while in college, many fail to take full ad vantage of the program offered here. Actually however, the per centage here is relatively high when compared with other schools, according to Miss Lucey. PRA Holds Elections For Cabinet Nucleus Nominations for Penn State Christian Association cabinet will be presented by the nominatimi. comirnirtee in Hugh Beaver Rrioxr. 304 Old Main, at '7 o'clock tonight. Patricia Woods. cabinet presi dent, stated that the committee will present names of twelve stu dents for the annual elections to be held April 1. Nominations for the cabinet nucleus committee of ten may be made from the floor at tonight's meeting. WOW Al YOUR WARIER NEATER 51.11,D Chafes 10 , 0 .s 0 V ers." \loo oo6ifil4C° StiAt co vo ell CA5 l . le tte , C'‘ l Sao gs 0. ik*Va vol e 1" „seep t , 15 00 1 ,310 , 01_ R i vo., C 7: vuo° 140 Go' WSGA Seeks MayDayQueen Nominations for May Queen and her Maid of Honor must be turned in to members of the House of Representatives 1-y Tuesday. according to Janet Ly ons. president. Girls who have participated in previous May Day ceremonies may do so again. Miss Lyons added. In specifying qualifications for the queen, she said, "She should be pretty. poised, have personal ity. and character." The queen must be a senior and nominations must be made from Miss Your Dinner (if you have to) Miss Your Date (if you mus THE NEWEST, MOST THRILLING TALENT HUNT IN AMERICA "PHILIP MORRIS NIGHT 1' ;;~~. 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