PAfcte FOUR
Charlotte Stine, College Coed
Named Keystone Dairy Queen
iPennsylvania’s Dairy Queen is a coed at the College. Pretty, 17-
, ear-old Charlotte Stine, from Hershey Junior College, Hershey, Pa.,
was selected at a statewide contest in Erie as part of a milk promo
tion campaign during National Dairy Month, last June.
Charlotte, who lives at the Nittany Co-op, has had an exciting
life since her election as our state’s Dairy Queen. Last July she pre
sented the President of the United
States with a cake roll, represent
ing the dairy interests of Penn
sylvania
While in Washington last July,
Miss Stine, sponsored by the
United States Department of Ag
riculture, met Secretary of Agri
culture Clinton Anderson. On
Dairy Day in Hershey she met
Governor Duff, and in Pittsburgh,
that city’s Mayor.
“I almost spilled a glass of milk
on the Mayor of Pittsburgh,”
Charlotte said. “I was handing
him a glass of milk for a picture,
and I was so nervous I almost
dropped it. He said, ‘My gosh,
watch what you’re doing with
that milk!’ ’’
Miss Stine has received the
keys to the cities of Pittsburgh,
Reading and Bloomsburg. On her
travels during shows, her part
consists mainly in attending ban
quets, radio shows, and sitting on
her Queen’s throne.
Girls Nominate
Unit Presidents
Nominations for unit presi
dents of the girls’ dormitories
will be held Monday night at 10
o’clock when representative from
WSGA Senate will be present in
the living units to conduct the
meetings, said Janet Lyons.
WSGA president.
Any nominee for the office of
unit president must have a 1.5
all-college average. After the
girls are nominated the WSGA
representatives will check on
their averages and conduct elec
tions at a later date.
The presidents of the four Ath
erton and Simmons units, Grange
dormitory and McAllister Hall,
and the three home management
houses will represent their groups
in the WSGA House of Repre
sentatives. Suites in the dormi
tories will be considered as sep
arate units.
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Treble Singers
List Tryouts
Treble Singers, all-girl choir,
will hold tryout: for new mem
bers ir 117 Carnegie Hall from 1
p.m. until 4 p.m. Tuesday, said
Rebecca Griffin, president. All co
eds are eligible to try out.
Additional tryouts will be held
in the same room Wednesday
from 1 p.m. until 9 p.m. and
Thursday morning, 9 a.m. until 12
a.m Tryouts will be for accom
oanists as well as singers.
Elmer Wareham, a graduate stu
dent in music education, will re
place Guy Woods as director of
the choir. Mr. Woods, resigned
from the music faculty at the Col
lege recently to accept a position
in Texas.
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Coeds Doff Customs
For 44 Hours
Of Freedom
Sophomore coeds may tem
porarily put away their ribbons
and cards for the weekend at
noon today.
For approximately 44 hours
the traditional blue and white
ribbons and name tags worn by
all sophomore women may be ab
sent from the coeds’ attire.
This temporary easement of
customs will not, however, be in
effect on Monday morning at 8
o’clock with the starting of
classes. .These regulations which
will last through two more weeks
of classes are the methods used
by the College to help new peo
ple on campus to get better ac
quainted.
Much comment has been made
about the cooperation of the un
derclass women with these rules,
and it is hoped that each girl
will continue to wear the rib
bons and tags throughout the
entire period.
Coeds Chalk Up
Hockey Scores
Twenty-five girls reported to
intramural hockey practice dur
ing its first week on Monday to
Friday nights, Miss Lucey, faculty
sponsor, stated.
Scrimmages were held each day
between pick-up teams and a
good number of goals were scored
by various gins. Green and White
teams will soon be chosen and
will play throughout the hockey
season until class and Army and
Navy teams are selected.
Most of the participants have
been sophomores and only two
seniors and five juniors have en
tered the scrimmages. Seniors re
porting were Marion Dick ahd B.
J. Sammons. Eva Davies, Mary
Kennedy. Frances Nichols. Tracy
McCormick, and Elinor Ralston
were the juniors who partici
pated.
Dancing was not permitted on
the College campus until 1890.
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PanHel Council Outrules Men
In Sororities’ Rushing Plans
Sororities cannot use men to
help during the rushing season
and they are not permitted to
obtain dates for rushees, said
Adelaide Finkelston, Panhel
president. Those who do engage
men for rushing will be subject
to penalty, she added.
Phi Sigma Sigma and Sigma
Delta Tau will not have any coke
date time free until 2 p.m. Mon
day because of the Jewish holi
day.
Rushees will receive their in
vitations for Monday parties
from 9 o’clock this morning
until 12:30 this afternoon and at
the same time return their an
swers to coke dates and “at
homes.” Sororities may get the
coke cards and “at home” an
swers at 1 o’clock this afternoon.
Sorority invitations for Tues
day parties must be in the Pan
hel post office at 8 a.m. Monday;
rushees will receive their invi
tations for the Tuesday night
parties from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Rushees must return their an
swers to Monday night party in-
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vitations by 12:30 p.m. Monday
and sororities may receive these
answers at 1 p.m. Monday.
At 8 a.m. Tuesday the sorori
ties turn in invitations for Wed
nesday night parties and coke
date cards for Wednesday and
Thursday. From 9 a.m. to 12:30
p.m. Tuesday rushees receive
their Wednesday night party in
vitations and coke date cards for
the next two days.
Answers to Tuesday party in
vitations must be returned by
rushees by 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Sororities receive answers to
Tuesday parties at 1 p.m. Tues
day.
Rushees return coke cards from
1 to 4 p.m. Tuesday and sorori
ties pick up these cards at 5 p.m.
the same day.
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