TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1948
May Festival
Participants
Holdßehearsal
All women participating in the
May Day Festival have been
urged to meet in the second floor
lounge of Old Main from 3 to 5
p.m. on Friday, Florence Elder
ton and Joan Seltzer, co-chair
men, have announced.
Girls attending will be ex
cused from any classes they may
have at this time and may se
cure their excuses from the Dean
of Women's office. .
All honor women, senior, jun
ior, and sophomore attendants,
and the maid-of-honor, whose
names will be publicly an:
nounced at the Coronation Ball,
are expected to attend.
Members of the Hemlock
Chain, consisting
. of senior
women who signed up for the
privilege,, have also been asked
to be present at the meeting.
These are Helene Allendonter,
Jean Allison, Barbara Atkins,
Grace Benson, Carol Billstein,
Suzanne Conro, Jane Doner,
Lynn Drake, Phyllis Eaton,
Eleanor Fehnel, Mary Alice
Giger, Dorothy Hartman, Eleanor
Heller.
Jo Marie Jackson, Barbara
Jelen, Marian Johnson, Nancy
Killiam, Irene King, Catharine
Liljegren, Dorothy Maskalaries,
Mary Ann Master, Joan McKeon,
Georgia Miller, Edith Murray,
Edna Murray, Jean Nichols, Leta
Oblinger, Elizabeth Peck, Betty
Jean Peterson, Jane Pool, Betty
Pretlow.
Joan Rentschler, Wanda Rick
ard, Madeline Rohrbaugh, Mar
tha Schell, - Betty Schiffer, Sally
Schleyer, Pauline Schmitt, Mar
garet Seybert, Anita Walther,
Ruth Mary Wascher Betty Jean
Whitney, Gladys Wiseman, Nar
cissa Yant, and Loretta Ze
kauskas.
Girls in the Modern Dance
Group which will participate in
May Day are asked to be present
at the practice.
Ag Eng Society
Honors Alumni
Two alumni of the College
were granted honorary member
ships in the College branch of the
American Society of Agricultural
Engineers Saturday night at the
State College Hotel.
Student members of the organ
ization honored D. C. Heitshu
chief engineer of the John Deere
farm implement firm, East Mo
line, 111., and A. T. Holman, ex
tension engineer for the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, Wash
ington, with memberships in the
organization at the second annual
alumni-student-faculty Agricul
tural Engineering dinner' Satur
day night.
Robert Crist, student president.
acted as toastmaster at the ban
quet which honored these two
alumni who had graduated be
fore th e student organization
was founded. Both these men
have since distinguished them
selves in the agricultural engi
neering field.
IE Honorary Initiates
Ten Brazilian Educators
Ten Brazilian educators now
attending the College were initi
ated Thursday night by lota
Lambda Sigma, national infius
trial education honorary, at cere
monies held in the Hugh Beaver
room of PSCA.
Dr. J. C. Wright, former alASiS
tant 'commissioner of vocatiunal
education in Washington, w•as the
main speaker.
States.
The educators are directors of
vocational schools and are attend
mg special classes in industrial
The Brazilians are the first for
eign me nb __ s of the national or
ganization. Upon their return to
Brazil, they will establish the
Beta chapter which will be the
first chapter outside the United
education. Through these studies
th hope to improve the voca
tional education program in their
country. They are studying in the
United States under the auspices
of the Institute of Inter-American
Altaira.
:'RE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA,
"WELL, WELL- THE SHINING KNIGHT IN WHITE ARMOR, THE OAT
LOTHARIO FROM THE WEST. THE BEAU BRUMMEL OF PARK AVENUE
-COME IN. MK!"
Special Home Week
TO Honor County
Extension Work
Today's Home Builds Tomor
row's World" has been chosen as
the theme of the annual National
Home Demonstration Week being
observed this week in recognition
of the county home extension
work throughout the nation.
Affiong the achievements of the
extension home economists with
rur...: peoples of their counties are
more convenient, attractive, corn
rtable homes, and better health.
Working with homemakers of
th state for the past 34 years, the
home economics representatives
of Penns 'vania have offered var
ious services Pennsylvania
homemakers.
They have taught homemakers
how to save time and energy in
food preparation and packing
lunche_, laundering, and ironing.
Better health for f amilies
through good nutrition tips, in
struction in child care, and freez
ing foods are among other serv
ices rendered through this na
tional group.
It takes a team to save the
green.
Ad Contest Lists Clues
To 'Limit Confusion'
To limit the confusion that's
not ar..-zin' the Collegian pre
sents the complete list of clues
In the "It's in the Ads" contest.
With the value of the prizes up
to $l2O, the competition is get
tit very keen as entries keep
pourii.g into the office.
Clues to the Identity of
the "Thing"
The hand that rocked your
cradle
Covers a lot
It's animal
Delights the eye
On every , campus
Unlimited
Full of liveliness
It exists
Delights the eye
Polka
Peak of perfection
No summer or winter chanre
English raised
Analytical balance
Two and four
Odd lots
Town and country
Green Tree Theatrical Co.
offers you
SENIOR BALL WEEKEND
BANDS—Large or Small
ENTERTAINMENT—AII Types
Call TED ALLEN 3931
All acts and bands accredited by the
American Guild of Variety Artists
Little Sisters
All town girls and girls liv
ing on campus who wish to
sign up for little sisters for the
fall ,semester may fill out a
form which can be secured at
the Dean of Women's office.
Those• interested are requested
to register immediately.
co-edib
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Paul H. Magnus was elected
president and Ray Dieterich vice
president of Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Other officers are James Carey,
secretary; Stan Dombrowski, ser
geant-at-arms; Thomas Johns
ton, treasurer; Ralph Lewis, his
torian; Milton Stemler, pledge
master; Ferris Thompson, chap
lain; and Victor Wallett, house
manager.
Max Snyder was elected alum
ni secretary and Dieterich IFC
representative. Jess Hobday was
re-elected social chairman.
Alpha Epsilon Pi
Recent initiates of Alpha Epsi
lon Pi are Herman Aion, Jerry
Braverman, Jerome Degen. Os
car Fleisher, Gilbert Friedman,
Sidney Gold, Robert Hammer,
Abram Hartman, Samuel Hur
witz, Leonard Levine, Harold
Marcus, Sydney Pulver, Bill
Stone, and Stanley Wilson.
Beta Theta Pi
Thomas De Mar was recently
elected president of Beta Theta
Pi. Other officers are Anthony
Palumbo, vice-president; Bernard
Carbeau, secretary-treasurer; Al
bert Krall, recorder; James
Smith, archivist; and 7rnest
Cameron, sergeant-at-arms.
Kappa Delta
Gene Sprague and his orchestra
played a: a formal dinner dance
at the Sigma Nu house in•honor of
new Kappa Delta pledges and
initiates.
Chi Omega
The pledge dinner dance of Chi
Omega was held at the Univer
sity :lub Saturday. we.;
furnished by Gene Sprague and
his orchestra.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta participated
in an exchange dinner with Silt Mil
Alpha Epsilon last week.
WSGA Plans Coronation Ball
Tickets Now on Sale at SU
Tickets for the Coronation Ball which will be held in White HAII
from 9 to 12 p.m. Saturday night, may be purchased now at the
Student Union.
The dance, a girl-ask-boy affair sponsored by WSGA, is held each
year in honor of the May Queen and her court. Profits from the dance
this year will be given to WSSF.
Decorations will be centered around a May Day theme in purple
and gold, and music will be pro
vided by Paul Grove and hip.
orchestra.
During intermission the flame
of the Maid of Honor and attend
ants will be announced. These
girls and Algie Ann Moser, the
May Queen, will be presented.
Committee for the dance are
Mickey Barnett, Cynthia Doan.
decorations; Los Heyd, Nancy
Neiner, refreshments; Marjorie
Gormam, Sarah Bieber, invita
tions; Bobbie Keefer, Selma Zas
ofsky, publicity; and Vicky Gil
lespie, tickets.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Foote will
act as chaperons. Mrs. Foote, the
former Nancy Waygood, was
president of WSGA last year.
Miss Jeanne Louise Nye, a sixth
semester science major, recently
became engaged to James Robert
Shumar, who graduated in Feb
ruary with a degree in Commer
cial Chemistry. Miss Nye, who re
sides in Annville, is a member of
Delta Delta Delta, Chimes,
Chemistry - Physics, Student
Council, Treble Singers and
Louiie Homer Club. Shumar, a
Chi Phi, is now employed in
Saint Louis.
Magosine
Haudenshleld-Musselman
The engagement of Marjorie
Haudenshield, of Rosslyn Farms,
to Robert Musselman, of Phila
delphia, was announced recently.
Miss Haudenshield is a sixth se
mester student in Commerce and
Finance, a member of Delta, Del
ta Delta and Chimes. Musselman,
who graduated in February in In
dustrial Engineering, is a member
of Delta Signia Phi. '
Davenport - Sykes
The engagement of Jeanne E.
Davenport, fourth semester stu
dent in education, to John W.
Sykes, fourth semester student in
liberal Arts, was announced Sat
urday. Miss Davenport, who is a
member of Alpha Chi Omega
sorority and Cwens, is from
Philadelphia. Sykes, a Delta Chi,
is also from Philadelphia.
Freidlander - Sadock
Eileen Sue Freidlander of
Greensburg and Martin Sadock
of Berwick were married at Co
lonial Manor, Irwin, on Sunday.
The couple flew to Bermuda for
their honeymoon, and on their
return will reside in Berwick.
Miss Freidlander was a mem
ber of the Daily Collegian staff
and society editor of a Greens
burg newspaper. Sadock, a mem
ber of Beta Sigma Rho and the
Class of '47, was business man
ager of Froth and a cheerleader.
Dr. B. M. Shupack announces
the new location of his office
at 111 S. Allen St., Metzger
Building.
Raincoats
Waterproofed
(Famed Throughout
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Quick—
N-\ - Efficient—
, ov 1V,% Thorough
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Operated by
Student Veterans
HALL'S Dry Cleaning Shop
121 S. Frazier St.
Li g a g entento
Shumar - Nye
Weddinga
PAGE DIEREE
Pi Lambda Theta
Installs Officers
Helen Dickerson will be in
stalled as president of the Junior
Board of I°i Lambda Theta, na
tional women's education honor
ary, in the Northeast Lounge of
Atherton at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
Other officers to be installed are
Dorothy Fowler, vice-president;
Sarah Ann Curry, corresponding
secretary; Ruth Graber, keeper
of the recor6; Marjorie Musser,
treasurer, and Joanne Pepper,
member-at-large.
The program will be sponsor
ed by the Junior Board of 1947-
48. A skit, "You Teacher," will be
presented under the direction of
Josephine Nash.
Delta Delta Delta
Recently elected offcers of
Delta Deta Delta are Janet Gus
tafson, president; Gloria McCur
dy alumna advisor; Joan Berg
doll, vice president; Helen Haw
kins, corresponding secretary;
Dorothy Smith, recording secre
tary; Evelyn Wilson, treasurer;
Jane Fouracre and Roberta Gil
lespie, chaplains; and Anna Mae
Addy, historian.
Mrs. George G. Rudolph, dis
trict president, was a recent guest
of the chapter.
"Heel!" Stay off the Eras'
Don't you have a "Soul"