TUfcSDAY, MAY 10, IWO
Croushore New Judicial Head;
Four Named to Committee
Constance Croushore was named new Judicial chairman by
WSGA Thursday night upon recommendation of Judicial.
Rose Eifert, Jessica Lightner, Helen Pond and Lucille Philips
were appointed to Judicial by the same process.
Shirley Gauger, new president, presided at the combined
WSGA meeting of old and new members, while Janet Lyons, past
president, made a small farewell
and welcoming speech.
Reports on May Day prepara
tions, the Junior-Senior Faculty
Reception and the Coronation
Ball were given by the respective
chairmen
Thanks were extended by Miss
Ellamae Jackson, assistant to the
dean of women, to Madelyn Bush
and her committee for the work
done on the Faculty Reception.
Kappa Phi Initiates
Six New Members
Kappa Phi, Methodist girls’
organization, initiated six new
members and installed new offi
cers at a candlelight service in
the Methodist Church on Wednes
day night.
New members are Bernice
Boehmer, Virginia Lou Burney,
Barbara Coffman, Joanne Dun
lap, Ann Hillegas and Shirley
Wert.
Newly elected officers are
Nancy Smith, president; Louise
Seitzinger, vice-president; Isabel
Sorenson, recording secretary;
Jane Ellen Crane, corresponding
secretary'; Betty Thomas, treas
urer; Jacqueline O’Dell, chap
lain; Shirley Slick, program
chairman; and Ann Hillegas,
alumnae secretary.
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Mitchell New Head
Of Home Ec Club
New officers of the Home Eco
nomics Club were elected at its
meeting Wednesday night. They
are Kathryn Mitchell, president;
Martha Reichenbach, secretary;
and Meredith Miller, treasurer.
Representatives to the Home
Economics Club council, who
were also elected at the meeting,
are Betty Fabian, sophomore;
Evelyn Sebastian and Irene
Sloat, juniors; and Peggy Malone
and Allene Kensinger, seniors.
Those initiated to the club are
Elizabeth Fabian, Anne Forrest,
Shirley Giles, Theresa Gorka,
Margaretta Hay, Loisruth Hay
forb, Allene Kensinger, and
Peggy Malone.
KKG Defeats AOPi
In Softball Game
Kappa Kappa Gamma trampled
AOPi, 21-7, in their softball game
Wednesday evening. Sally Folger
pitched for the Kappas and Dean e
Brown for AOPi.
Kappa Alpha Theta beat ChiO
16-8 in their game. Anne Forn
crook did the hurling for the
Thetas and Sally Lees for Chi
Omega.
Co-£lclit&
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon recently en
tertained Gamma Phi Beta at
the chapter house.
Sigma Alpha
Sigma Alpha recently initiated
Martin Garfinkel, William Glov,
Alan Kohn, Albert Koster, Irvin
Kricheff, and Morton Levine.
Alpha Omicron Pi
After the May Day exercises,
Alpha Omicron Pi held a supper
at their house in honor of the
mothers. The mothers were given
rose corsages.
Zeta Tau Alpha
Zeta Tau Alpha entertained
the mothers at a special break
fast at the University Club on
Sunday.
Kappa Alpha Theta
The Kappa Alpha Theta had a
picnic with their dates at Whip
ple’s from 5:30 to 8 p. m. Friday.
The sorority gave a Mother’s
Day Tea from 2:30 to 3:30 Satur
day.
The annual senior banquet was
held in the State College Hotel
at 6 p. m. Sunday
the purpose of the
“GOOD NEIGHBOR FLEET”
Moore-McCormack Lines offers
REDUCTIONS
STUDENTS
and TEACHERS
AMERICA
Also Special 2-Week and 4-Week
Stopover Arrangements
A great opportunity to visit the
fascinating lands of South America
during the best season of the year.
Mild, sunny weather, ideal for
sightseeing, prevails from June
through September; cities are at
their most active; cultural and
social seasons are in full swing.
Consult Our Authorised Travel Agents ar
MOORE-McdORMACK
5 Broadway
Coeds Make Room Selections;
Time Schedules Announced
All women students through seventh semester who plan to
attend here in the fall will choose rooms in the dean of women’s
office today and tomorrow night.
Louise Homer Club
Elects New Officers
A meeting of the Louise Homer
Club will be held in 200 Carnegie
Hall, at 9 a. m. today for further
discussion of the possibility of
its joining a national music honor
ary.
At the last meeting of the club
on April 12, Mrs. Elizabeth Rey
nolds presented records and dis
cussed the opera, “Paisifal,” by
Wagner.
New officers of the organisa
tion Candy McCoHom, presi
dent; Xols Hughes, vice-president;
Jane Swagler, secretary; Alice
McFeely, treasurer; and Susan
Scurfield, keeper of records.
Graduating Women
Hold Senior Party
The Senior Party, a time for
graduating senior women t o
mingle and have fun while fill
ing out personnel blanks, will be
held in Simmons Recreation room
from 9 to 12 noon and 1:30 to 5
p. m. tomorrow.
Hostesses for the affair include
In keeping with
SPECIAL
in 38-Dav Cruise and
Round-Trip Fares to
SOUTH
New York 4
Tonight’s schedule is as fol
lows:
6:15 p.m.-6:45 p.m.—7th semester
and 6th semester Nos. 1-95.
6:45 p.m.-7:15 p.m.—6th semester
Nos. 96-255.
7:15 p.m.-7:45 p.m.—6th semester
Nos. 256-425.
7:45 p.m.-8:15 p.m.—sth semester
and 4th semester Nos. 1-50.
8:15 p.m.-8:45 p.m.—4th semester
Nos. 51-130.
Tomorrow night the schedule
6:15 p.m.-6:45 p.m.—4th semester
Nos. 131-200.
6:45 p.m.-7:15 p.m.—4th semester
Nos. 201-265.
7:15 p.m.-7:45 p.m.—4th semester
Nos. 266-340.
7:45 p.m.-8:30 p.m.—4th semestei
Nos. 341-425 and 3rd and 2nd
semesters.
The dean of women’s office
will be open both nights at 6 p.m.
to give those with low numbers
an opportunity to see the floor
plans before choosing a room.
Marjorie Allam, Ruth Brown,
Eloise Cook, Phyllis Kline, Lois
Miller, ' Marguerite Naumann,
Marjorie Sharf, and Phyllis Starr.
“Good Neighbor” service by the S. S.
BRAZIL, S. S. URUGUAY and S. S.
ARGENTINA was originally estab
lished to stimulate better acquaintance
ship with the lands and peoples of
South America. This announcement is
in keeping with that purpose—designed
to make it easier for students and
teachers from the United States to visit
the nations of our great sister continent.
The special reduction will be made
available only to those who supply cre
dentials of eligibility and will apply to
minimum-fare First Class accommoda
tions and Cabin Class accommodations
only. It will be offered through the
Summer vacation period, and to mem
bers of the teaching profession on sab
batical leave through the December 2,
1949 sailing.
In addition to applying to 38-Dav
Cruises, the special fare reduction will
also be offered with 2 and 4-wcck stop
overs. Arrangements permit a 2-week
stopover a t any South American port or
two 2-week stopovers at two different
rates including hotel
accommodations for the stopover pe
riods are being established.
Sailings from New York
S. S. ARGENTINA, June 3
S. S. BRAZIL, June 1 7
S. S. URUGUAY, July l
and every other Friday thereafter
Visiting: RIO • SANTOS
SAO PAULO • MONTEVIDEO
BUENOS AIRES • TRINIDAD
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