WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1949 Frosh, Sophs . (Continued from page one) in 'skit form . At 8 p. m. women and men students are expected to be pres ent at New Beaver Field to meet and hear student leaders. Infor mational material about numer ous student activities and organi zations will be presented at the meeting. • A follow-up meeting on WSGA -will' be held in the women's living units at 10 p. m. by the women's counselors. -A presentation of Leonides and Panhellenic information will, be given to new coeds at a meeting in Schwab at 7 p. - m. tomorrow. Rose Eifert, president of -Leon ides, and Delores Jelacic, presi dent of Panhellenic. Council, are in charge of this meeting. "CA" Mixer Following The women's meet ing all new students will attend A "CA" mixer in front of Old Main: at '8 p. m. Square dancing, round dancing and a general get together will be featured. Following.•, an open house -in White Hall at 7 p. m. Friday, new women (students as well as men attend a pep rally at. the Lion -Shitie_at 9 p. m. The' All-College Mixer for new :students will be held in the Tem porary 'Onion Building at 8 p. in. Saturday. - • Special Teas - Special teas for new women students have been planned for -Sunday afternoon in the respect ive - living Units of ' freshmen, sophomores,.'. and juniors and seniors. Cwens • are in charge of the freshman tea in Atherton Hall at .2 p. m., while Chinies will or ganize the tea for sophomores in Simmons Hall Ircim- , 2.' p. in., to 3 , p. m. - Moitair Board and Alpha lambda Delta planned the tea for. junior and, • senior; trana fers in McElwain Hall at the same time. ' An interdenominational religi ous meeting in Schwab at 8 p. in. highlights the evening program on Sunday. • ',‘ A final **en's 'get-together for ,new sophomores. ;juniors and seniors will•be held ; in•White Hall 1 0 71 I LSIS P. I A 0 4°9°40 *I S 9 -- P.** Junior Prom . HOineparty GRIN AND BEAR IT c,~;,~. y}~...~1,} "--And hore's-a telegram from Senator Snort: 'Regret un able to attend stop reminded funny story about traveling at 7 'p.'m. Monday. This meeting will be the same as one presented last Monday to the fr'eshman wo men. Riding Classes Riding 'may be taken as a credit, for Physical Education or .as an elective. Captain Gagarin. riding instructor. will be. in Rec Hall during registra tion to make arrangements for all interested students. A fee of $25 will be chai.ged. FRIDAY, OCT. 28 JUNIOR PROM Rec. Hall, 9to 1 $4 per couple Semi-formal THE iIAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA CPA? ~~~t;,;t ''~ sal cameo , " The JUNIOR CLASS Pep Rally- (Continued from page one) co-captain; Hummel Fishburn, head of the music department Master of ceremonies will be Ted Allen, Ally College president. Songs and cheers will be led by Clair and his cheerleader assist ants, Ben Carbeau, George Kurt, Joe Courtney, Norm Freyman, Rudy Valentino, Joe Bowers , and Vic Lynch., - Jimmy For the Biggest Weekend of the Year icy Liddy A call for candidates for edi torial positions on the Daily Collegian will be, made * next Tuesday, according to Tom Morgan, editor. All students, men and women, regardless of school or curriculum, are elig- , ible. Further details will appear Tuesday. New Students (Continued from page one) mann and Rose Eifert, represent irig independent men's and wom en's associations;. Thomas Mor gan, editor of the Daily Collegian, who will outline student publica tions; Shirley Gauger, president of WSGA; Robert Keller, chair man of Student Tribunal, and Fred Auch, who will speak on "Mechanics of Politics at Penn State." Songs and other entertainment will be interspersed among the talks, according to Harry McMa hon, in charge of student orienta tion. In his capacity as emcee Fleming will explain ot h r campus organizations and oppor tunities for joining. A skit has been prepared by representatives of campus publi cations to precede Morgan's talk. Hatmen- (Continued from page one) ture this year in cooperation with the cheerleaders is Hat Societies Council. Tom Morgan, president, declared: "This year's set-up of row cap tains in the flash-card section is expected to be the forerunner or nucleus of a permanent Penn State Society of Row Captains." , Thirteen of the 15 row captains were named yesterday. They are Fred Auch, Ray Caton, Bob Fast, Harry Kondourajian, Wilbert Lancaster, Don Love, Fred Phil lips, Jack Reen, Ramon Saul, Henry Schoenfeld, •Marlin Wea ver, Didk Wer4, Ty Wheeler. Proudly Presents and HIS SATURDAY, OCT. 29 VARSITY FOOTBALL Syracuse vs. Penn State New Beaver Field -- 2 P.M. Candidate Call Dorsey ORCHESTRA Fraternity Dances PAGE SEVENiIMI Last Flights -- (Continued from page one) , Sunday there will be two East and two West. It was also announced that in addition to discontinuing flights 704 and 705, the mid-day flights 702 and 703 will operate six days a week but not on Sunday or hol idays, starting Sunday. Several time changes were also reported. The first east-bourid plane will leave Pittsburgh at 7:30 a.m. EST and arrive at New ark at 10:51 a.m. The second east-bound flight will leave at 11:10 a.m. and arrive at Newark at 2:16 p.m. West-bound changes showed 701 leaving Newark at 7:05 a.m., arriving in Pittsburgh at 10:37 am., leaving at noon and landing at Pittsburgh at 3:16 p.m. Official word on which flights will connect State College and Johnstown starting Sunday was not announced. Fraternities. Fettreed For many years both the Trus tees and the faculty of the Col lege looked with disfavor upon fraternities and refused to grant permission for their establish ment. At one time a pledge was exacted of freshmen to hold no membership in a secret fraternity, and on several occasions steps were taken to dissolve such secret organizations that existed. Big Boys Penn State's 1949 football team will pack more weight than any, eleven of postwar vintage. The prospective starting line will aver age 204 pounds, the backfield 191 pounds. Of the 65 players who re ported for early drills, 30 weighed 200 pounds or better. Captains Meet Today Rbw captains for the Nit tany flash-card section will meet today at 1:30 p.m. at the Phi Sigma Delta fraternity house, according to Dick Clair, head cheerleader.
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