TRTJRSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1949
Panhel Reminds Sororities
Of Pre-Rushing Silent Period
Sororities were reminded of the rushing "silent period" now
being observed and urged to impress absolute silence between their
members and prospective rushees by Adelaide Finkelston, president
of Panhellenic Council, at its meeting Tuesday night.
Miss Ellamae Jackson informed Panhel that all girls desiring
to be rushed and pledged this semester should bring their transcripts
to her in the dean of women's of
five so that she may average their
grades. This would function as a
double service in providing all-
College averages for the girls and
a list of coeds who desire to be
rushed.
Miss Jackson also advised the
Council that photostatic copies of
transcripts could be made in 309
Old Main at five cents a copy for
each member of a group and ten
cents a copy individually.
Open Houses
Gilda Greco, chairman of the
rushing committee, reported the
division of sororities for the two
open houses scheduled to begin
this semester's informal rush
period. Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha
Gamma Delta, Alpha Xi Delta,
Delta Gamma, Delta Zeta, Gam
ma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta
and Zeta Tu Alpha will hold open
houses on Saturday, February 26,
from to 5 p.m.
Open houses will be held at the
same time on Sunday, February
27, by Alpha Omicron Pi, Beta
Sigma Omicron, Chi Omega, Delta
Delta Delta, Kappa Delta, Kappa
Kappa Gamma, Phi Mu and Theta
Phi Alpha. Alpha Epsilon Phi,
Phi Sigma Sigma and Sigma
Delta Tau will also hold open
houses on Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.
Reject Petition
Panhel voted to reject the peti
tion of Alpha Sigma Chi to estab
lish a chapter at the College fol
lowing a rule made last Spring
by the Council to accept no sorori
ties for two years.
In following up a suggestion
made to revise Panhel by includ
ing presidents of sororities as rep
resentatives, the Council approv
ed a plan designating a committee
to obtain information on the rep
resentation and functioning of
Panhellenic Councils on other
campuses.
Spring Queen
Each sorority was asked to sub-
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mit a 3i by 5 picture of a candi
date for Spring Queen to Student
Union by Friday. Other business
at the meeting included the ap
pointment of a committee to ap
praise the situation of providing
Panhellenic keys for members of
the Council and a report from
the Religion-in-Life-Week com
mittee.
The next meeting of Panhel
will be held in the Phi Mu house
on Tuesday, February 22, at 7
p.m.
Leonides Plan
Pajama Party
Arrangements are being made
for a pajama party to be held in
Atherton and McAllister dormi
tories and Women's Building so
that all new women may become
acquamted with Leonides.
Rose Eiffert, president of Leon
ides, women's independent asso
ciation, appointed a committee
Monday night to organize .the
party for February 27.
Those on the committee for
the parties are Kay Kuharsky,
coordinating chairman, Marie
Card, Joyce Youndt, and Gloria
Zack.
It was decided by Leomdes re
presentatives to set dues at 25
cents per semester for indepen
dent women.
Plans were also discussed con
cerning the mixer to be given by
the independent men and Leon
ides February 27 at the Tub. The
mixer will be •an open affair.
Sarah Roberttson was appoint
ed to work on plans for a carni
val booth during Spring Week.
Lock Haven Editor
To Be Guest at Tea
For Journ Women
All women students in jour
nalism are Invited to a tea to
meet Miss Rebecca Gross, man
aging editor of the Lock Haven
Express, in the main lounge of
Simmons Hall from 3 to 5 p.m.
Sunday. Theta Sigma Phi, wo
men's professional journalism
honorary, will sponsor the affair.
Miss Gross, one of three women
;clitoral of daily newspapers in
the state, won first prize with her
editorial on leadership in the na
tional contest sponsored by the
Ladies Home Journal. She was
also a Neiman Scholar at Harvard
University several years ago. This
is an award given to an outstand
ing journalist every year for
graduate study in the social sci
ences.
Miss Gross, a Theta Sigma Phi,
was initiated at the student chap
ter at Temple University. She
just returned from Columbia Uni
versity where she attended a ser
ies of discussions for editors of
small city dailies.
The tea is an opportunity for
women journalism students to
meet a prominent woman in jour
nalism and to meet other journal
ism students on the campus.
Frances Keeney is in charge of
arrangements for the affair; Dor
othy Hunsberger, refreshments;
Diane Peterson, invitations; and
June Snyder, decorations.
Clothing for WSGA
Collected Tomorrow
Boxes of clothing collected dur
ing the WSGA sponsored cloth
ing drive will be gathered tomor
row Shirley Gauger, president of
House of Representative. PT , -
nounced. Clothing contributions
will be accepted until time of co.
lection.
The boxes will be taken to the
office of one of the hostesses in
"ach dormitory. They wal then
be collected by Mrs. A. L.
Schweitzer, 617 Park Ave.
In the near future plans for
the annual May Day celebration
will be started.
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Zeta Tau Alpha
Mrs. Mae Patrick, alumnae di
rector of Zeta Tau Alpha, will en
tertain the sorority for dinner at
her home tonight.
Kappa Delta
The officers recently installed
for the coming year by Kappa
Delta are Kay Doner, president;
Dolly Hyden, vice-president; June
Dager, secretary; Wanda Harter,
treasurer; Elaine Buckwalter, as
sistant treasurer; Patsy Roseberry,
editor; and Joyce Fosa, rushing
chairman.
A party honoring the graduat
ing seniors and the new officers
was held after the installation.
The sorority was recently enter
tained by the Lambda Chi Alphas.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon recently
pledged James Ewing, Robert
Morton and T. R. Williams.
Phi Delta Theta
William "shier was recently
pledged to Phi Delta Theta .
Kappa Delta
New officers of Kappa Delta
sorority were installed Monday
evening. They are Katherine
Doner, president; Dolores Hyden,
vice-president; June Dager, sec
retary; Wanda Harter, treasurer;
Elaine Buckwalter, assistant
treasurer; Patsy Roseberry, edi
tor; and Joyce Fosa, rushing
chairman.
An informal coffee hour was
held following the ceremony.
Mrs. Grace Hall, Mrs. Helen Lo
man and Miss Lydia Tarrant
were guests of honor.
Lambda Chi Alpha
Lambda Chi Alpha recently el
ected the following officers, Ger
ald Stewart, president; Paul El
lenberger, vice president; Low
ell Hammer, secretary; Paul
Aicher, social chairman; Russel
French, pledge trainer; George
Kurt; treasurer; and Thomas
Fitzpatrick, rushing chairman-
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Delta Sigma Phi
The new officers elected by
Delta Sigma Phi are Peter
Giesey, president; Luther Rice,
vice-president; Frank Metzler,
secretary; and Don Liebel,
treasurer.
Ray Lefkoe, Jim Riley, Steve
Wach, Morry Samu e 1, Bob
Marsilid, Dick Donnelly, Sam
Vaug h a n, Dave Owen, Marty
Costa, Bill McKnight and Bill
Hoffman were recently pledged.
Beta Sigma Omicron
Lois Hughes was recently elec
ted president of Beta Sigma Omi
cron. Other new officers are Mar
jorie Land, vice-president; Anna.
belle Eshleman, treasurer; Patri
cia Bradshaw, Secretary; Chris
tine Altenberger, pledge chair
man; Patricia Botkins, rush chair
man; Frances Caprio, Social chair
man;Delores Herold, warden; and
Peggy Malone, publications.
Delores Hocker was recently
pledged by the sorority.
Alpha Chi Omega
Alpha Chi Omega will hold an
initiation followed by a formal
banquet tomorrow night. The in
itiation will be held in the New
Beaver rooms at 3 p.m., and the
banquet will be at the State Col
lege Hotel at 8 p.m.
On Saturday night a semi-for
mal Dance will held at the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon House from 9-12.
Jack Huber's orchestra will play
for the dance.
The girls to be initiated are
Helen Aicher, Shirley Cook, Ger
ry Dosey, Joan Jarrett, Freddie
Kuhne, Marilyn Kuhns, Nancy
Lick, Patricia Lindmark, Helen
Lowman, Nancy Mendenhall, Dor
othea Pappas, Carolyn Royce, Jo
Ann Ryman, Suzanne Scurfield,
Rachael Smith and Patricia Veil.
Alpha Sigma Phi
Alpha Sigma Phi has pledged
- _- . .eorge Anderson, William Det
-eller, Merle Long, and Harvey
Shupe.