VAGE SIX
Skirt Police
Check Attire
Five girls were hired through
the placement service yesterday
to act as checkers in the women's
dining commons.
These checkers are beim' paid
fifty cents per meal to take the
names of coeds who appear for
meals dressed in clothes which
violate the proper mode of dress
as stated by Dean of Women
Pearl 0. Weston in her recent
letter to the women of the Col
lege.
Miss Ellamae Jackson. assistant
to See dean. said that these posi
tions are only temporary.
Students desiring more Haler
motion on this subject may attend
the wen WSGA Senate meeting
hz the WSGA room. White Halt
8:15 p.m. Thursday.
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Because Be Flunked The Finger Nail Test
WWI be.a pig. You'll only end up a ham. Don't selfishly
"end all your money on your girl. Spend some on yourself.
Stmt grooming your hair with Wildroot Cream Oil and look
&gat just a little bit of Wildroot Cream-Oil grooms your
hear neatly and naturally without that -
hat Relieves annoying dryness and remove
drag. Helps you pass the Finger-nag
Ca sam-Oil hair twit is non-alcoholic
Get a tube or bottle of Wildroot
dower bidet goods counter today. And
a pookiskinal appiication. Don't be piggi
economy mimeo your roommate can sharer
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—Since 1926
co_edib
Zeta Beta Tau
Benjamin Levy and Myron
Sloan were initiated by Zeta Beta
Tau last Wednesday night.
Durkota-Dittman
Doris Dittman o.: Reading be
came engaged to Jeff Durkota of
Colver at a party given at the
Delta Upsilon house Sunday. Miss
Ditman is a member of Delta Zeta
sorority, and Durkota is a DU.
There were approximately 200
guests at the engagement party.
Phi Epsilon Pi
The annual Phi Ep Palladium
dance was held at the chapter
house Saturday night. Pat Patter
son's orchestra provided music
for the informal affair.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Coeds Pick Five-foot-three
Algie Moser as May Queen
Even though beauty experts may firmly assert that tall girls are
the most glamorous, stately and queen-like, Penn State coeds refuted
this belief when they chose five- , foot-three-inch Algie Anne Moser
as their May Queen. •
This year' s hazel-eyed, brown-haired queen comes
of Shamokin. She is a general Liberal Arts major, and
do receptionist o r hostess work
after graduation. As she says, "I
want to work where I can be
around people, and I'll be will
ing to go Wherever the placement
service can find a job for me."
She is still excited and busy
planning for the May Day Cere
monies, and this week's rainy
weather isn't simplifying her
troubles. The College photogra
pher decided that a picture of the
Queen in the rain would be a good
publicity angle, and to meet the
occasion, Algie was busy calling
up all the sorority houses and
dorms to find a transparent um
brella and raincoat.
Not only the queen. but her
parents are also busy making
preparations for May Day. Her
mother is having a Shamokin
dressmaker sew up a gown of
white faille with raised satin
flowers in it, while her father
showed his pride by bringing her
four new dresses last weekend.
Her two attendants, Eva Mae
Winte r and Lois Maloy, will be
dressed in pink, and she also
would like the two attendants to
the Maid of Honor in pink. The
Maid of Honor will probably be
dressed in a contrasting pastel
shade.
Algie says she can't remember
what she uttered when the win
ning news wa s told her, but a
sorority sister said "Oh! My
Gosh!" was all the little queen
could. say.
Personality Plus
For more particulars about the
Queen, she weighs HO pounds,
and bubbles over with personal-
By Francini Keeney
Getting Ready
ity. She is crazy about chocolate
peanut sundaes, Tex Beneke,
Tommy Dorsey and gardenias.
She can't resist crew cuts. and a
certain basketball player. She
dislikes liver, Guy Lombard o and
sophisticated people.
Algie is a member of Delta
Gamma, Junior Prom committee,
Cap and Gown committee, Mod
ern Dance Club, and is active in
Red Cross, Campus rx>Rtios and
PSCA.
Algie sumsned up the whole ex
perience when she said, "I can't
think of a nicer way, to graduate
from College than being May
Queen"---end we are inclined to
agree with her.
TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1948
Group Presents
Dance Recital
A dance recital willbe give&
by the Modern Dance Concert
Group in White Hall at 8 p.m.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Members of the dance club will
begin the program with a demon
stration of techniques and this
will be Miss Briant, Gladdy Lou
"Pavane" by Ravel. Other num
bers to be done by the entire
group are "Fantasy of a Big City,"
"Jungle Rhythms," and "Prelude*
by Gershwin.
Miss Dorothy Briant, director,
will do a solo entitled "Spring
Night.' Featured in a dance called
"The Caseys Shopping at Macy's"
will be Mis Briant, Gladdy Lou
Miller, and Lee Ann Wagner.
Mickey Barnett and Louise Gross
man will present the duet "Alley
Capers" and Gladdy Lou Miller
and Lee Ann Wagner will dance
the "Bolero" by Ravel.
Mrs. Herman Reese will be the
accompanist.
from the city
would like to
Members; of the chat are Mary
Barnett, Jo Bihl, Joan Bissey, Su
san Bissey, Peggy Cunningham,
Pauline Blobisch, Louise Gross
man, Arlene Mack, Jane Miller,
Gladdy Lou Miller, Elaine Neslon,
Wanda Richald, Lee Ann Wagner
and Jacqueline Zivic.
The engagement of Nancy L.
Musser to Walter C. Eckley Was
announced recently.
Miss Musser is a senior in the
school of Education majoring in
social studies and is a member o f
.
Alpha Gamma.. Delta. Eckley is
presently enrolled in the school
of Liberal Arts, majoring in his
tory.
Both are residents of Seaside
Park, N. J. No date has been set
for the wedding.
Schmieder - Ward
Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Helen Ward
of Cleveland, Ohio, to Eugene
Schmeider of Erie. •
Miss Ward is a junior in ele
mentary education and a member
of Delta Gamma. ' Scmeider, a
member of Sigma Phi Epsilon, — is
a senior in architectural engineer
ing. He is also a member of Scar
ab and Pi Gamma Alpha.
Livestock Fitting
Pits 120-Ib. Coed
Vs. 600-Ib. Steer
Pitting a 120-pound girl against
a 600-pound steer is far from
child's play. but for attractive
Marea Scott. College Arts and
Letters major. it's an everyday
occurrence.
"Chic," who, although born in
New Orleans. has spent 14 wars
of her life on a farm, is one of
the many girls who have entered
the Little International Livestock
Show to be held April 24 in the
stock payillion.
A purebred shorthorn steer
named Fella is Marea's entry in
tie show. Daily she trades her
text books for n scrub brush and
prepares. or "fits." the animal.
"Sometimes I have classes all
(lay." said Chic. "and I have to
e'et UM at 5:30 a.m. to work on
Fella. He's nine months old and
'though I had a little trouble
leading him around at first. he
now obeys every command I give
him."
Miss Scott lives near West
Grove. Pa.. on a stud farm for
race horses. "A roan and white
steer is a tar cry from race
horses." she said. "but I guess vou
can say that the reason I entered
this contest is that I just, like
animals."
Delta Chd
Fifteen members of the Delta
Chi fraternity are going to Cor
nell University this weekend to
attend the Delta Chi Eastern Re
gional Conclave.
The charter chapter of Deka
Chi is located at Cornell. The con
clave is being held in order to
install a new chapter at Hobert
College in New York
CnLaiement3
Eckley - Musser