PACE STX
8 V-Ballers
Triumph Again
Eight undefeated IM volleyball
teams Tuesday chalked up addi
tional triumphs on the Rec Hall
boards.
Joe Does blasted Dorm 14, 15-8
and 15-7, and Dorm 24 measured
Dorm 40, 15-7, 12-15 and 15-4, to
remain in the unbeaten class
among the independents.
Among the fraternity squads
adding to perfect records, Pi
Lambda Phi-A walloped Acacia,
15-8 and 15-7; Sigma Nu-A easily
handled Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A,
15-3 and 15-10; Phi Kappa Sigma-
Atrounced Phi Kappa Tau-A, 15-
3 and 15-9; Phi Epsilon Pi-B de
feated Theta Xi-A, 15-12 and 15-
12.
Two other outfits—Alpha Zeta-
A and Theta Chi-B—remained
undefeated by annexing forfeit
wins over Alpha Epsilon Pi-A
and Alpha Sigma Phi.
In other contests, Dorm 37 nip
ped Team Y, 8-15, 15-11 and 15-
9; Dorm 36 forfeited to Dorm 27;
Kappa Sigma-A rallied to defeat
Theta Chi-A, 9-15, 17-15 and 15-
13; Sigma Phi Sigma-A won by
forfeit over Zeta Beta Tau-A.
Trackmen—
Continued from page four
roll. Vincent Cavanaugh, Robert
Chase, Ronald Coder, Ken Con
rad, James Cook, Lcon Cotterell,
Robert Dangott, Chuck Dewitt,
Dick Dufforci.
OTHERS
Also Robert Eisentrout, Ike Ev
ans, Stanley E wing, Harrison,
Feese, Guy Fissel, Robert Flow
ers, Ed Forney, Robcrt Freebairn,
Fred Fricker, William Friedmad,
Victor Fritts, Ed Gazda, Robert
Gephart, Robert Giron, William
Gordon, John Haldeman, Russ
Herman, Luther Horning, James
Huber, John Kooker, Albert
Kline, George Kline, William
Knechtel, J ose p h Kowalczyk,
Robert Krayer, John Krupczak.
Others are Ray Lefkot, Leroy
Lewis, Irvin Lindenberg, Herman
Little, William Lockhart, Wen
dell Lomady, Victor Lynch, Gene
Master, John McCall, David Mc-
Collough, Thomas. McDermott,
George Migdon, John K. Miller,
Ray Noll, Robert Par son s,
Richard Peyton, John Perry,
Mac Poet, George Policastro,
Francis Pollini, Albert Porto.
Also Earle Rice, Theodore Rod
erer, Francis Rogel, Alfred Rohr
er, Ken Rohrer, John Schulze,
Wallace Schegel, Max Schlienger,
Joseph Severino, Merle Sieber,
John St. Clair, Jack Stevenson,
Harold Stewart, Ward Stover,
William Turner, Art Weinstein,
Richard Weisburg, Wilson, Har
old zeiders.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Phi Sigma Kappa
Receives Plaque
Kappa Chapter of Phi Sigma
Kappa received a plaque for 50
years of service from Herbert C.
Brown, national president, at
their Founder's Day banquet last
Saturday.
The guests of honor were Presi
dent James Milholland, 'll, Har
old W. Loman, purchasing agent,
'2B, and Dr. J. Benjamin Hill, as
sociate professor of botany and
faculty advisor of the fraternity
since 1930.
Gerhard Roth, chapter presi
dent, served as toastmaster and
received the plaque for the fra
ternity.
Speeches and an informal party
followed the dinner served at the
fraternity house.
`Alice In Wonderland'
To Be Aquacade Theme
If you see a group of coeds looking bedraggled with their
straight wet hair, don't blame it on the rain entirely. These girls
are getting ready for the big "Alice In Wonderland" aquacade to
be given next Friday and Saturday, April 8 and i 9. in White Hall.
Forty-five girls will dramatize the many lively scenes from out
of one of the all-time favorite childen's books. The mad tea party,
the caucus race, the croquet game, and the lobster quadrille will be
a few of the incidents portrayed
by the swimmers. Some of the
numbers will be humorous while
others will be serious in nature.
The swimming will be done in
groups, with no individual spe
cialties
Pool of Tom
The pool itself will be in perfect
harmony with the occasion. It will
represent Alice's pool of tears.
If you will remember, Alice made
herself alternately, very small
and large. As she became small
once again, she had to swim
around in the tears she had shed
when she was so big.
The aquacade, which is given
by the WRA Swimming Club, in
eludes all original routines which
the girls themselves have worked
on. The costuming, also, is origi
nal.
Tickets
Admission to the two perform
ances will be by ticket only.
Tickets may be obtained from
any of the participants or mem
bers of the Swimming Club. 'Ad
mission is free and the show starts
at 8:15.
The president of the Club is
Reta Reed. Misses Ruth Leonard
and Jacqueline Zivic are the fac
ulty members who are helping
with the aquacade.
AEPhi's Capture
IM Table Tennis
Alpha Epsion Phi defeated the
Kappa Kappa Gammas to win the
table tennis finals in intramural
competition. The complete re
sults of the badminton and volley
ball tournaments were not avail
able and will appear in tomor
row's Collegian.
Umpires are needed for intra
mural softball games on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday ,and Thurs
day nights. Any girl with a
knowledge of the game is asked to
sign up. The girls need not be
physical education majors and no
previous experience is necessary.
Gamma Phi
Wins Softball
Gamma Phi Beta won 11-4 in
its two-inning softball game
Wed ne sd a y night with Chi
Omega.
Jean Garretson made a home
run, Ish Piccone, Connie Bevan,
and Betty Black each scored two
runs, and Ann Courtney, Barb
Sprenkle, Barbara Brown and
Garretson got one run each for
Gamma Phi.
Jodie Bihl hit a homer for Chi
0, and Christie Post and Lou In
serra each got home with walks.
Joan Good made a run.
AOPi won against Kappa Al
pha Theta 2-1 in a one-inning
game that was stopped due to
darkness.
Dean Brown and Kay Bitner
scored runs for AOPi, and Peg
Irwin got one run for the Thetas.
ACHiO lost to the Kappas by
forfeit.
Kappa Delta
Kappa Delta entertained their
alumnae, parents, and guests
from the dean of women's office at
a tea held at their house last
week.
Coeds Sign for Matrix Table;
Woman Journalist To Speak
Coeds invited to the Matrix Table are reminded that they must
sign up at Student Union by 12 noon tomorrow if they intend
coming to the dinner.
Approximately 130 outstanding women on campus have been
invited to the dinner at the Nittany Lion Inn 6:15 p.m. Monday.
Awards for Cap Girl, Matrix Girl, and Quill Girl will be made
during the formal dinner spon
sored by Theta Sigma Phi, wo
men's journalism honorary.
Laura Lou Brookman, mana
ging editor of the Ladies' Home
Journal, will be guest speaker
at this 12th annual Matrix Table.
Miss Brookman was born in Ver
million, South Dakota. After
graduating from Vermillion High
School, she entered the Univer
sity of Missouri and graduated
with Bachelor of Arts and Bach
elor of Journalism degrees.
Miss Brookman then started
working as a reporter and, later,
as Sunday Editor of the Des
Moines Register. After leaving
the Register, she became Wo
men's Editor of the Baltimore
Post. Her next job was that of
Fiction Editor of the Newspaper
Enterprise Association Service in
Cleveland, later going to New
York to assume the position of
Women's Editor of the NEA Serv_
ice.
Laura Lou Brockman
etiquette lealging?
,ilere are 2)ale JhnL
In answer to many questions
which concern college students
in regards to dating, the Daily
Collegian has secured a list of
the most popular and will pass
along the answers in the hope
they may be of use to the Col
lege students.
What expenses does a man
pay when he invites a girl for
a weekend?
The girl pays her own trans
portation to State College. On
many campuses she pays for her
room. In State College it is cus
tomary for the man to obtain the
room for the girl and pay for it,
as well as for all meals and en
tertainment.
What expenses does a girl
pay when she invites a man to
a college dance and weekend?
She pays for tickets to the
dance, and he pays for room and
meals.
How far in advance should
a man invite a girl to a dance?
Usually depends on type of
dance. Three weeks for a large
formal, two for others.
Who suggests sitting out a
dance?
The girl.
Should you introduce your
date to the chaperones at a
dance?
At a small dance, yes. At a
At Your Warner
Theater
NOW!
Cathaum
ROBERT TAYLOR
AVA GARDNER
in
"The Bribe"
State
JANE WYMAN
in
"KISS IN THE
DARK"
nittany
RED SKELTON
BRIAN DONLEVY
"A SOUTHERN
YANKEE"
FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1949
large dance, only those who have
been responsible for any of the
arrangements and whom you may
know personally.
How does a man find out
how to buy a corsage?
He may find out the girrs color
choice from her friend, or he
may ask the girl rather than risk
the chance of selecting the wrong
color.
Will one corsage serve two
nights?
In most cases, yes.
How do you wear a corsage?
Individual choice. Florists sug
gest that they should be worn in
an upright position if possible. •
We want to thank Mrs. George
Free, instructor of home eco
nomics, for her assistance in an
swering these questions, and
hope that they may be of some
help to Penn Staters this week
end.
engagernenta
Kipfer—Miller
The engagement of Ethelmae
Miller to Max Kipfer has been
announced. Miss Miller, a form
er student at the College, is now
attending the University of Mi
ami. While on campus she was
a member of Alpha Xi Delta and
vice-president of Chimes, na
tional junior women's honorary.
Kipfer, a senior in, arts and
letters is a Theta Chi.
Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi recently
pledged Louise Kerstetter, Ann
McDermott, Jean McDermott,
Ruth Peoples, Jane Reeser, and
Pat Williams.