vAr,r, FOUR Judicial Gets New Members Gay Brunner and Patricia have ocen elected to Judicial by that organization and upon the approval of Senate, El iti,beth Taylor, chalrman of Judi cial .announced at WSGA meet ing Thursday night. Final preparations were made in obtaining Miss Elizabeth M. I_,‘,•e, executive secretary of the Latin American division of the Methodist Church missionary serf ice. for the WSGA Convoca- Ben to be held April 28. Further business included a re p( )rt from the House of Repre sentatives concerning May Queen. Each coed group which has a re presentative to the House has the privilege of nominating one girl from its group to be May Queen and must submit a 3 x 4 or 5 x 7 picture by March 22. WSGA wished to remind all coeds over 25 years of age that t* applying to the dean of wo men's office and gaining approval of Judicial they may obtain 11 o'clock weekday permissions. ChiO's Trounce Gamma Phi Beta Chi Omega won its badminton game with Gamma Phi Beta Thursday night by taking the doubles and one singles match. ChiOJean Murphy kept Barb Sprenkle at a low of 11-0, 11-4, but Pat Wolfe retaliated by whipping Christie Post 11-2, 11-3. The Rice twins won for ChiO by winning against Isabel Leach and Ruth Megow 15-0, 15-7. The Co-op beat Simmons by the same ratio. B. J. Sammons of Co-op beat Phyllis Starr 11-4, 11-5, and B. J. Burket brought Simmons to the fore by winning against Grace Schilder 11-3, 11-4. Mary Eshel man and Ruth Knobel triumphed over Lois Peters and Bets Ren ton 15-12, 15-7, giving the Co-op a win. The Thetas beat AOPI in table tennis when Sally Brooke won over Joyce Trigiano 24-22, 24-22 and Nancy Parent and Floss El derton led Helen Milligan and Nancy Bricker 21-9, 21-17. Jean Cameron lost to AOPi Jeanne Mathews 21-18, 21-15, but took on e 24-22. Beta Theta Pi The new initiates of Beta The ta Pi are Howard Anderson, Joseph Cook, All e n Fasnacht, Robert Harrison, John Hull, Rob ert Jones, Joseph Kelvington, Victor Lynch, John Miller, Rob ert Rodli, Ira Romberger, Donald Roush, Kenneth Shull, Edward Sykes, and Howard Wright. Dean Arthur R. Warnock, George M. Chandler, and Dr. Stanley K. Hornveck spoke at the dinner following the formal in itiation. Prof. Burke M. Herman rved as toastmaster. At Your Warner Theater NOW! L. a fitatrin If Loretta YounL ' Van Johnson "MOTHER IS A F!!SHMAN" Joel McCrea Alexis Smith "SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS" in Technicolor /..tinej Tim Holt Nan Leslie "GUNS OF HATE" THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA WRA Executives Make Revision In Intramural Posts WRA executive board revised its Constitution at Tuesday's meeting. Insteaa of having one intra mural chairman and one assist ant intramural chairman, there will now be an intramural chair man, a junior intramural chair man, and a sophomore intramural chairman. This amendment brought about the revision of several other Con stitution clauses in accordance with the new offices that the amendment has set up. An addi tional article will be added to the Constitution to include the duties of the three intramural chairmen. WRA elections will be held in conjunction with the WSGA elec tions during the last week in March, Nancy Smith, acting president of WRA, said yester day. 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