PIGE FOUR
Mortar Board
Taps 17 Coeds
In Dawn Rites
Mortar Board, senior women's
honorary, tapped 17 women at
6:30 o'clock yesterday morning.
After meeting in the second floor
lounge of Old Main tappees and
old members were served breaf
fast in McAllister Hall at 7 o'-
clock.
Immediately following the
breakfast an official ceremony
was held in the Dean of Women's
office. Girls were required to
wear Mortar Boards, black grad
uating caps yesterday morning
and were given gold cords to
wear as a sign of pledging until
initiation.
The girls tapped were Nancy
Ault, Sarah Beiber, Susan Bissey,
Helen Dickerson, Jane Fouracre,
Jo Fox, Pauline Globisch, Mar
jorie Gorham, Frances Keeney,
Patricia Kinkead, Martha Koons,
Claire Lee, Janet Lyons, Lorraine
Munz, Elaine Nelson, Lois Resler,
and Beatrice Silverstone.
Leadership, service to the Col
lege, and scholarship, the mini
mum average being two-tenths of
a point above the all-college
women's average, served as the
basis for determining the girls to
be tapped.
Members of Mortar Board are
planning a TNT (tried n' true)
Breakfast for senior women to be
held 7 a. m. Thursday morning.
The breakfast will honor all those
seniors whose leadership and con
tributions have been the mainstay
of Campus organizations.
Organizations on campus have
been asked to list girls who they
think would be eligible and some
have also been recommended by
Mortar Board. Seniors who are
not a member of Cwens, Chimes,
or Mortar Board, and who have
worked for their organization at
least two semesters have been
considered.
Louise Homer Club
To Elect Officers
Members of the Louise Homer
Club, women's music honorary,
are urged to attend the last meet
ing of the semester to be held
'n 200 Carnegie Hall, 8:30 p.m.,
"londay.
Officers for the coming school
2rm will be elected at this time.
A special program has been ar
ranged and refreshments will be
-served.
"hi Kappa Tau
Phi Kappa Tau initiated the
following men on Sunday, Rus
sell Angstadt. Frederick Auch,
Robert Conrad, James Frezeman,
Peter Kalandiak, Robert Patno
yieh, Milton Patterson, Russel
Ruhf, and Donald Shellenberger.
THE DAR, COLLEGIAN STATE COLLETS. PENNSYLVANIA
Love's Labor Lost
As Billfold
Vanishes
LOST—Diamond ring in girl's billfold
near labs.
Once upon a time a boy and a
girl fell in love. The boy gave the
girl his fraternity pin as a sym
bol of his lasting affection.
During the ensuing summer he
worked long and arduously and
saved his earnings. In the fall, he
obtained a part-time job and con
tinued to add to his savings. Fin
ally he had enough money
for a diamond ring. The girl was
overjoyed.
Her joy was short-lived, how
ever, for through some quirk of
circumstances she lost the ring.
At the same time she lost a bill
fold, a birthday present. The ring
had been placed in the billfold to
avoid corroding it in chemistry
lab where the girl spent much of
her time.
Ads placed in the College paper
as well as in the town paper
brought no results. This is a final
appeal. If you have , any know
ledge of anyone ' s finding a dia
mond ring, please call either the
Collegian office or 4720.
ModernDanceGroup
To Repeat Recital
For Arts Festival
The Modern Dance Concert
Group will hold another perform
ance of its Spring Concert in
White Hall at 8 p.m. Tuesday as
a part of the Combined Arts Fes
tival.
The program. includes a dem
onstration of techniques by mem
bers of the dance club; "Spring
Night," a solo by Miss Dorothy
Briant, club director; "Alley Ca
pers," a duet by Mary Barnett and
Louise Grossman; "Fantasy of a
Big City," "The Casey's Shopping
at Macy's," a trio by Miss Briant,
Gladdy Lou Miller, and Lee Ann
Wagner, as well as several other
numbers.
Miss • Mildred Taylor Shaw, a
concert violinist from Boston,
Mass., will play during the con
cert.
Members of the Modern Dance
Concert Group include Mary Bar
nett, Josephine Bihl, Joan Bissey,
Susan Bissey, Margaret Cunning
ham, Pauline Glotisch, Louise
Grossman, Arlene Mack, Jane
Miller, Elaine Nelson, Wanda
Rickard, Lee Ann Wagner, and
Jacqueline Zivic.
Admission to the concert will
be free and everyone is invited to
attend.
Ellen H. Richards Club
The Ellen H. Richards Club has
been accepted into Phi Upsilon
Omicron, National Home Eco
nomics Honorary. Installation will
take place the week-end of May
15.
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NAACP Seeks
Local Members
NAACP, National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, officially began its drive
for membership in the local chap
ter last Tuesday and will con
tinue an extensive campaign next
week.
Personal contacts by members
of the chapter will be made with
students for the purpose of ob
taining new members. A booth,
prominently located, will be set
up in order to distribute inlorma
tion relevant to the work of
NAACP.
A regular meeting of the local
chapter will be held in 304 Old
Main, 2 p.m. Sunday, at which
final plans for the conference and
the drive will be completed.
Watson, Bass-baritone,
To Sing Lead in 'Elijah'
Chester Watson, oratorio bass
baritone, will sing the title role
in the Chapel Choir's presenta
tion of Mendelssohn's "Elijah,"
to be held in Schwab auditorium
at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, May 19.
Watson, who has appeared with
the New York Philharmonic and
CBS Symphony Orchestras, has
also performed in many radio
presentations and world prem
ieres of musical works. He is a
veteran of World War 11.
Other soloists appearing with
the 107-voice choir are Barbara
Troxell, soprano; Martha Albert,
contralto; and Boyd Bell, tenor.
Prof. George Ceiga will be or
ganist, while Mrs. Willa Taylor
will direct the group.
Although no tickets will be
sold for the concert, the public
will be asked to contribute a free
offering.
Drama Students Give
Original One-Act Plays
Four one-act plays written by
members of the Dramatics 21
class will be presented in the
Little Theatre at 7:30 p.m., Mon
day. The plays are being given
in connection with the Combined
Arts Festival.
One of the plays ,"Now I'm in
the Fiveys," by Edward McCoy,
recently won first prize in a con
test sponsored by the Nor t h
Carolina Women's College of the
University of North Carolina.
Other plays to be presented are
"Epilogue" by John Mario n,
"Some Are Lucky" by Portman
Paget, and "For Old Time's Sake"
by Manuel Herbert.
Anyone interested in seeing ,
these experimental plays is in- ,
vited to attend, said Warren S.l
Smith, the class instructor. There
will be no admission charged.
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Church
Calendar
Wesley Foundation
There will be a Church School
in the Upper Room on "Christian
Ideas and Beliefs" taught by
Webster Sill and "Comparative
Religions" taught by Seth Rus
sell.
Morning Worship will be held
in St. Paul's Church at 10:45 a.m.
with a Sermon on "Modern Ma
donnas" by Reverend Frank W.
Montgomery .This service will be
broadcast over Radio Station
WMAJ.
The Jaffa Chanters, Masonic
Men's Chorus from Altoona, will
be present for the Mother's Day
Program at the Church at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow night. The pub
lic is cordially invited.
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Early service will be held at
7:45 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Holy Communion.
There will be a coffee hour for
all students and parish members
at the Church at 10 to 11 o'clock.
Honor guests will be the Right
Reverend and Mrs. J. Thomas
Heistand and members of the
Confirmation Class.
There will be a confirmation
sermon and service at 11 o'clock.
Right Reverend J. T. Heistand,
S.T.D., will preach.
Grace Lutheran
Mrs. James T. Smith will give
a dramatic reading of Maxwell
Anderson's famous play," Joan
of Lorraine," at 6:30 o'clock to
morrow night.
The Student Class will discuss
the Amsterdam Conference at the
Bible Class at 9:30 o'clock tomor
row night.
Roger Williams Fellowship
There will be a speaker at the
supper from the Marriage Insti
tute at 5 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
The morning worship will be
held at 10:45 o'clock.
Hillel Foundation
There will be a Yiddish full
length film at 8 o'clock tonight
and tomorrow night. The picture
will be "Der Lebedige Yosum"
with English sub titles.
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Gloria Bettner, 104 Jordan Hall.
'37 HUDSON—completely overhaulpol, new
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PASSENGERS—Ieave Saterday noon for
Philadelphia. Return Sunday night. Call
Bill Deutsch, Phi Kappa Psi, 4908.
MALE STUDENT—now until Sept., tq do
chores at apt. house for use of room
with private bath. See "0.11." at 123 W.
Nittany. Phone 4860.
FOB RENT
ROOMS AVAILABLE for Summer ses
sions at CM Ph! fraternity. 14.00 per
week. Call Dean 4882.
ROOM AND BOARD
AVAILABLE for one male student, also
board for men students. Call MI
SIGMA PHI SIGMA will be open during
Main and Post Summer Session—Room
and board $l6, per week. Call George
Barker, 4402.
ROOM AND BOARD-6 weeks Post Ses
sion, August 9 to September 18th, Alpha
Zeta House. call Norman Cnagey, phone
4272 for reservation.
LOST—Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity pin.
Finder please phone 4218 in evening.
BLACK KEY .CASE—with three keys.
Please call Barbara Heckler. 5061—Ext.
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