Quill Girl Voting
Today is the final day to vole
for Quill Girl at Student Union
from 8 to 8 o'clock. Each coed
is eligible to vote and should
Man her name and room num
ber cm a Paver at the ballot
bog. The sward will be made
at time Theta Sigma Phi Matrix
Wig at the Nitstany Lion Inn
Monday'. Audi 12.
Coeds Select
Six Finalists
Coeds elected six finaliste, for
the May Court yesterday. Lois
Malay, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Al
gie Ann Moser, Delta Gamma, and
Eve Winter, Kappa Alpha Theta,
were chosen as candidates for May
Queen from a list of twenty-dive
nominees.
Sophomores who will compete
for the title of Maid of Honor are
Joyce Shuey, an Alpha Xi Delta
pledge nominated by the north
er* unit of Atherton Hall, Lor
raine Stotler,Gamma Phi Beta,
and Tori Wiliams, Delta Gamma.
Final elections will be held in
the second floor lounge of Old
Main from 9 o'clock until 5 o'clock
tomorrow, including the noon
hour, said Martha Conley and
Mary Magi , co-chairmen.
The queen and her maid of
honor will be announced later,
and the other four finalists will
participate in the pageant as at
tendants.
There are still a few places
open for senior women in the
Hemlock Chain. Those interested
Ins 7 sign up at Student Union.
WRAHockeySeason
Initiates Practice
WRA. field hockey season will
start today on Holmes Field at 4
o'clock. Games will be played
every day Monday through Fri
day.
All girls who are interested i n
playing are invited to come out
anY of the days that they are free.
The games will be under the di
rection of Miss Mildred Lucey.
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Phi Mu
Phi Mu a nd Sigma PI held their
joint pledge-dance. Forest Fan
tasy. at the Sigma Pi House Fri
day night. The Campus Kings
from Bucknell played for the
dance at which pledges and .•e
-cent initiates were introduced.
Actives and alumni of Phi Mu
entertained Mrs. Polly Frear. dis
trict X president, at a coffee hour
t the house Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frear. who is from Texas.
is visiting the chapter as part of
an inspection tour of the district.
Delta Tau Delta
Newly elected officers of Delta.
Tau Delta are Kermit Staff, pres
ident; Robert Chase. vice-pres
ident; Ralph Brenner. secretary;
Earnest Baer, treasurer; Jerry
Eberh a r t, assistant treasurer;
Ralph Scholl, Jr., guide; Paul
Kortwich, Jr., corresponding sec
retary; Jay Gallagher. sergeant at
arms.
Acacia
David Sims was recently elected
president of Acacia fraternity.
Other officers include Richard F.
Morgan. vice-president: Harry W.
Fillman, social chairman; RiLii
ard K. Witmer. secretary; James
C. Short. treasurer; Albert H. Kel
ler, rushing chairman; Richard
Gillespie. alumni secretary.
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Delta Theta celebrated its
hundredth anniversary at a Foun
ders' Day Banquet held at the
chapter house Thursday eveniri.z.
Mr. 11"."‘7. Lamade. 'l2. Williams
port publisher a nd member of the
board of trustees, addressed
alumni and actives on "One Hun
dred Years of Phi Delta Theta."
Delta Zeta
Recently elected officers of
Delta Zeta are Mary Alice Hodg
son, president; Eleanor Chesney.
vice-president; June Kratz, re
cording secretary: Phyllis Harkin,
treasurer; Jeane Gulliver, his
torian: Lorraine Zimmerman. par
liamentarian.
Beta Sigma Omicron
Beta Sigma Omicron recently
elected Dolores Herald. president:
Beatrice Rigling. vice—president:
Gloria Moulton. recording secre
tary; Dolores Gale. corresponding
secretary: Ruth MeWhirter. treas
urer.
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Mermaids Cop Eastern Title
For Third Consecutive Year
For the third consecutive year the Penn State women's swimming
team churned through the water of White Hall's pool to win the
Eastern Region Telegraphic swimming crown. The total number of
points for the victors was 54.5, six above the score of the second
place team, Skidmore College.
placed first in four events. Wag
ner won the 40-yard front crawl
in 22.05 while Zivic was second
in 23.2. Zivic tied for first place
in the 100-yard front crawl with
Florence Schmitt of Skidmore in
1:08.5.
The locals copped first and sec
ond place honors in the 75-yard
individual medley, Zivic again
first in 57.3 and Yvonne Worrell
second in 57.5. In the 75-yard
medley relay. the team of Wor
rell. Pauline Globisch. and Wag
ner set the pace In 48 seconds.
Zivic. June Paths, Marilyn Gull
let. and Wagner also took the 100-
yard free style relay in 53 see.-
ands.
ANNOUNCING
The OPENING Of
State College
Paced by Jacque Zivic and Lee Ann Wagner, the Penn State girls
Worrell placed third in the 40-
yard back crawl and Globisch,
Placed third in
the 40-yard
breast stroke to
add to the total
number of points
the team re
ceived. Points
were awarded to
the first five ip
each race.
Two new rec
ords were set for
the Eastern Re-
Wagner gion. F. Schmitt
of Skidmore
swam the 100-yard back crawl in
1:16.8. breaking the record of
1:20.4 set last year by Skidmore
also. The 100-yard breast stroke
record of 1:23.2 set in 1936 by
Connecticut College was broken
by B. Beebe of Swarthmore in
1:21.5.
A total of 14 schools sent in'
their meet results. Next to Pain
State and Skidmore. who placed
first and second respectively.
came Swarthmore third. Vassar
fourth. Bryn Mawr fifth. Univer
sity of Pennsylvania sixth. Tren
ton State Teachers seventh. Wel
lesley eighth. Briarcliff Jr. Col
lege ninth and New Jersey Col
lege tenth.
Results of the National Scho
lastics now being tabulated here
will be available in several days.
said Miss Marion Whallon. swim
ming coach.
Coeds Debate
At 4 Colleges
Members of Women's Debate
left for Princeton University yes
terday to begin a tour of debate
competition with four Eastern
men's schools.
Rutgers. Lehigh, and Muhlen
berg comprise the remainder of
schools which the team will visit
before Friday's completion of the
tour.
The question of Federal World
government will be debated nega
tively by the College girls in both
orthodox and cross-examination
styles.
Representatives composing the
team are Jo Fox, Janet Kurtz, and
Florence Wakeling.
Psychology Department
Achieves Top Ranking
The department of psychology
at the College has been classified
in the top ranking group accred
ited to grant the doctor of phil
osophy degree in clinical psy
chology, Dr. B. V. Moore, head of
the department, has been notified.
The evaluation was made by a
committee of the American Psy
chological Association on the basis
of extensive data collected by
questionnaire and by personal in
spection.
Only fourteen colleges and uni
versities in the United States
were rated in this first group, it
was explained.
The rating is used by the U. S.
Public Health Service and by the
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ertgagement.4
Cleaver - Grutski
Dorothy Grutski, College alum
na from Allentown, and Frank L.
Cleaver of Palm, Pa., were en
gaged during Easter vacation, and
plan to be married on June 12.
Miss Grutski graduated in pre
medical from the College June
1947 and is now attending the
Temple Medical School. She is a
member of the Phi Mu sorority.
Cleaver, a member of Delta
Theta Sigma, is a senior in agri
cultural biological chemistry.
Oyler - Etter
The engagement of Margaret H.
Etter of Shippensburg and Ralph
L. Oyler of Fayetteville was an
nounced over Easter vacation. The
wedding is to take place next fall.
Oyler is a junior in agricultural
engineering, and Miss Etter is a
graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Garber - Stark
Announcement was recently
made of the engagement of Bar
bara Stark of Lancaster, Pa., to
John Garber, also of Lancaster.
Miss Stark is a senior in Liberal
Arts and is a member of Kappa
Alpha Theta.
Mr. Garber is a senior economics
major at Princeton Uvinersity. 1
Stratton - Fisher
An announcement of the en
gagement of Alta Fisher, of Bed
ford, Pa., to Edward Stratton of
Sea Girt, New Jersey, was recent
ly made. . .
Miss Fisher is a senior majoring
in home economics and a member
of Kappa Alpha Theta.
Triangle
Dean Harrison, Chester Kedell,
Paul Morris, and John Snook
were recently pledged by the
Triangle fraternity.
Veterans' Administration in ap
proving fellowships and intern
ships in clinical psychology. The
department no whas one Public
Health Service Felow and 10 Vet
erans' Administration Internes.
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