FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29. 1949
WSGA, WRA Release Slates
For Officer Nominations
Release of the WSGA and WRA officer slates was made yester
day by Shirley Gauger and Virginia Miller, presidents of the respec
tive organizations.
Open nominations, at which time additional names may be added
to the official slates, will be held by the two bodies in 316 Sparks at
r o’clock Tuesday night. Quanti
sations of the nominees on the
ilate will be read at this time. Co
ds desiring to nominate candi
iates should also be prepared to
ist qualifications of their nomi
lees.
WSGA Slate
Names proposed on the WSGA
ilate' are for freshman, senator,
Peggy Fahringer, Doris Heister
md Peggy Schultz, sophomore
:enator, Barbara Klopp, Annabel
Sussell and Sally Shoemaker, and
reasurer, Lois Jakob, Eleanor
Wilier and" Jane Stieber.
Candidates must be a member
>£ the sophomore class to be nom
riated for sophomore senator and
xeasurer, and a member of the
Ireshmen class to be nominated
:or freshman senator. All nomi
lees must have a 1.5 all-college
average. In‘addition to the fresh
nan senator 'elected, one will also
3e appointed by WSGA.
, yfRA Slate
The WRA slate includes for
sophomore representative, Mar
garet Betts, Barbara Cochran and 1
Margaret Rouse; secretary-treas
irer, Helen Neusbaum, Jane Snit
»er and Marilyn Williams; fresh
nan representative, Patricia
Frank, Janet Herd and Mable
Warkle. •
The same qualifications apply
to the candidates of/WR.'. offices.
Dn both slates, transfer students
ind freshmen women who auto
natically do not have a Penn
State average must maintain a
L. 5 average during this semester
in order to remain in office the
next semester.
do-^ldils
Beta Theta Pi \
Beta Theta Pi recently pledged
Jack Brown, Donald Carlson,
Donald Oraul, James Gibson,
Alan William Hopper,
Malcolm Humphries, J. S. Mc-
Mahan, Harold Moyer, Harry
Rhoades, Raymond Seevers and
Rodney Waters. ■../
Alpha Ghi Rho
.. Alpha Chi Rho has announced
the, recent . initiation of Clinton
Beardsley, Richard McDougall,
Warren Haney, Robb Holt, John
Morgan, Theodore Panczyk. • Jo
seph Tocci, Lloyd Warneke v and
James Zlesloft.
Gamma Phi Beta
Gamma Phi Beta entertained
the Delta Upsilon fraternity at a
Hallowe’en'party last night.
Sigma Delta Tan '
Sigma Delta Tau initiated Ste-i
phanie Herlitz at a recent meet
ing.-. .
The First
National Bank
Of State College
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Member of
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
THE DAILY. COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA *
President
Virginia Miller
Frosh Town Girls
To Attend Meeting
Freshman women students who
live in town are asked to attend
the WSGA, WRA mass meeting
in *316 Sparks at 7 p.m. Tuesday,
Anna Speller, WSGA town sena
tor, stated. \'
A representative from the
freshman town girls - must be
elected to serve on the Freshman
Council, as yet unformed. Nomi
nations will be held at the mass
meeting and the election of one
girl from the nominees will be
made at a later date. '
Freshman representatives from
Atherton Hall have been nomin
ated and names are being'posted
this week. Elections will 'be held
Monday night in the dorm unit.
Qualifications require' only
that a girl be a member of the
freshman class.. In order to con
tinue to hold office next semes
ter, a; girl must maintain a 1.5
average this semester. '
Phi Sigma Kappa 7
. Phi Sigma Kappa elected ,new
officers Monday night. They are
Joseph Jammal, president; A 1
Chieppor, vice-president; Rich
ard Hyde; secretary; William
Hill, treasurer; Charles Jones,
sentinel;- George Smith, inductor;
Hal Ewaldsen, house manager;
and Gerald Roth, caterer. ;
Two New Officers
Elected by House
At First Meeting
Two officers were elected at
the initial meeting of the House
o f Representatives meeting
Wednesday night. They are Bet
tina de Palma, vice-president,
and Jeanniiie Belle, secretary.
Ella Louise Williams, vice-presi
dent of WSGA, is automatically
president of the House.
Miss Williams urged that all
new woman students fill out an
activity card,' or if an upperclass
man, add to the card, which she
will receive from her unit presi
dent. This card is" important as a
source of information for honor
ary societies and prospective em
ployers.
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