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Big and Little Sister Tea
Held Tomorrow in. Ath
Upper and lower class women will have a chance to get ac
quainted at the Big and Little Sister Tea being held tomorrow in the
Atherton Hall lounges from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. All of the 2100 women
students attending the College are invited to attend the tea, which
will be hostessed by the freshman and sophomore women.
Jo Ann Lee, freshman senator, chairman of the affair, announced
the following committees: hos
tas:l, Sophia Buchanan, chair
man,, Peg Goodwin, Pat Ingham,
Joyce Jefferies; decorations, Lee
Altoeffer, Tema IClebber, Myrna
Knight; program, Nickie Owen
and Norma Lee McCormick,
chatrmen; invitations, Joanne
Church, chairman; music, Ann
Fishei r chairman.
Refreshments, Susan Knapp
and Ruth Tubbs, chairmen, Betty
Agrew, Shirley Albert, Ann Bur
lingham, Ann Collins, Mary El
len Dykeman, Donna Rae Ester
brook, Ann Fleming, Nancy Hig
gins, Betty . Johnson, Wilma
Jones, Claudia King, Marguerite
Kober, Emily ' Kostas, Nancy
Lane, Nancy. Linthurst, Mary
Rheinoeil, Jean Rice, Lois Sam
tiels, Nicki Taylor, Margaret
Weske, Nancy Thomas.
Publicity, Joan Wiley, chair
man, Gerry Brown, June Ger
net, Doris Keller, Helen Pond,
Chris Sherrill; music, Ann Fish
er and Carolyn Green, chair
men; clean-up, Virginia
ver, chairman, Phyllis Dalgreen,
Mary Fokhart, Mary Heppler,
Rachel Kocher, Helene Kurtz,
Marilyn McComb, Jerina McMill
an, Emily Matras, Eileen Reed,
Mary Ann Wertman, Ann Wise,
and Marilyn Yanks.
Theta Sigma Phi
Pledges Eleven Girls
Eleven girls have been pledged
by Theta Sigma Phi, women's
national journalism honorary,
Myrna Tex, president, announc
ed recently.
Those pledged are Bettina de
Palma, Maxine Epstine, Norma
Gleghorn, Ruth Johnson, Helene
Krebs, Helen McNally, Laura
Mermelstein, Margaret Riley,
Loretta Stempinski, Joy Stewart,
and Winifred Wyant.
' Requirements' for membership
in the honorary are a '2.0 jour
nalisin average and , a 1.5 ,All
- average, plus' outstand
ing work on a campus publica
tion.
Basketball Exam
Given Saturday.'
The basketball officiating rating
examination will be given Satur
day afternoon at 1:30 p.m. in
. 3
White Hall.
All those receiving a grade on
this test of 76 or above am eli
gible to take , the. practical
amination. This practical exami-'
nation will be giVen at 2:15 pari.
on Saturday in the gymnasium.
Miss Ruth Leonard of the phy
sical education department, urged
that all candidates know the rules
thoroughly and are dressed ap
propriately for officiating.
Masquerettes Elect
Weinman President
Carol' Weinman was recently
elected president of Masquer
ettes, woman's counterpart' of
Thespians.
Other ' officers elected were
Roslyn \ McCollom, vice-presi
dent; Phyllis Sones, secretary
treasurer; and Laura Jo Rose,
publicity chairman.
Betty Griffith was tapped by
the organization January 10. A
joint meeting with Thespians
wil be held in 405 Old Main at
7:30 p.m. Sunday.
Chi Phi
New officers of Chi Phi are
Harold Best, Alpha; Edwin Sher
iff, Beta; Carl Barnhart, Gam
ma; Myron Lamont, Delta;• and
Robert Russel,, Epsilon. Larry
Atkinson will continue as Zeta
*is mss.
Comthittees
KappaKappaGamm:
Leads IM Swimmers
Kappa Kappa Gamma with 55
points still leads in intramural
swimming closely followed by
Atherton SE. and Atherton NE
with 54. The Co-op with 44 1 / 2 ,
Alpha Chi Omega and Kappa Al
pha Theta with 41 points com
prise the top five.
In a meet December 1.5 Mac
Hall won the first heat by de
feating Phi Mu, the Co-op and
Chi Oniega. The second heat
was won by Atherton SE over
Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta
Delta Delta. Team scores are as
follows: first heat—Mac Hall, 25
Phi Mu, 21, Co-op, 15 1 / 2 and Chi
Omega, 14 1 / 2 ; second heat—AUT.-
erton'SE, 27, Kappa Kappa Gam
ma, 24 and Tri-Delt, 19.
Jan Herd won the 50 yard
crawl and 25 yard breast for Ath
SE. The 25 yard back crawl was
won by Virginia Mayers of Mac
Hall and the 100 yard free style
relay by Mac Hall.
Last Thursday in an intramur
al meet Atherton NE with 26
points defeated Kappa Alpha
Theta, 20, Leonides; 15 and Al
pha Chi Omega, 15. The Ath
team took the 25 'yard breast
stroke and the 25 yard back with
Barbara' Benck placing first' in
each event. Kappa Alpha- Theta
was victorious in the 50 yard
crawl and the 100 yard freestyle
relay. Summaries. of, the meet
are:
50 Yard Crawl
Lynn Guillit, Kappa Alpha
Theta, 31.4 seconds.
Gerry. Brown, Atherton NE,
35.6 seconds..
25 Yard Back
Barbara Bench, Atherton NE,
18.7 seconds.
Pat Veil, Alpha Chi Omega
18.9 seconds.
25 Yard Breast
Barbara Benck, Atherton NE,
19.0 seconds:.
Anna Keller, Kappa Alpha
Theta, 19.4 seconds.
• 100 Yard Freestyle Relay
.Kappa Alpha Theta, 1 minute
05.7.
Leonides, 1 minute 06.8.
Winslow—Dunlap
Jeati Dunlap of 'Chicora recent
ly became engaged to Pvt. Ar
thur F: Whiglow; T.T."S.' Army.
Miss Dunlap is employed' as a
secretary in the political science
department.'
Winslow is',': a' - former- student
in electrical' engineering at the
College. He is now stationed at
Carlisle 'barrack&
Leane . §s'—Goldmaii
The engagement of Marilyn
Goldman of Philadelphia to Jer
rold Leaness of Philadelphia, was
announced December 25, 1949.
Miss Goldman was a member
Co-
Beta Sigma Omicron
An alumnae chapter of Beta
Sigma Omicron' was formed at
the home of George Greg
ory on December 15, in the pres
ence' of Mrs. Kerner, national
vice-president.
The officers of the new group
are Mrs. Urwin Rowntree, presi
dent; Mrs. Norwood Hedden,
vice-president; Mrs. Samuel Bay
ard, secretary; Mrs. Edith John
son, treasurer; Mrs. George
Gregory, warden; and Mrs. Al
bert Michaels, editor.
Kappa Alpha Theta
Kappa Alpha Theta entertain
ed the Phi Delta Theta fraternity
with a 'Down-South" party on
WesidAY night. A skit, 'singing
tiAtLY COLI,EpIAit.-STAT . E COLLEGE. PEMISYI,IIANIA
Three Teams Retain
Winning Streaks
In IM Basketball
Intramural basketball in its
last 'week before the finals finds
these teams maintaining their
winning streaks while two others
dropped from the milks by los
ing their first games.
Atherton SE-I defeated Ath
NE-I Monday night to remain
the only undefeated team in lea
gue.§ I and 11. Leading 7-1 -at
half time, SE-I came through to
make the final score 15-11.
Coming back after trailing 4-
12 at half time, Athe NW-I de
feated SW-I 18-14 in a hotly
contested fray. In an earlier
contest SW-I had beaten NW-I
26-12. Games between Ath NW
II and SW-II and SE-II and NE-
I were double forfeited.
Gamma Phi Bela
Gamma Phi Beta remained vic
torious in league 111 by smearing
Kappa Kappa Gamma 30-8 with
Patty Wolfe and Jean Garret
son accounting -for 12 points
each for the Gamma Phi's.
Alpha Gamma Delta paced by
Shreiner with 29 points and
Kriner with 16 smothered Chi
Oniega 47-4. Alpha Gamma Del
ta. remains 'undefeated in league
IV and enters th'e playoffs next
week.
Other games ,Tuesday night
found Kappa "Delta defeating
McElwain A 17-16 in a tight
game. Kcppa Alpha Theta won
by forfeit from Delta• Delta Del
ta.
Previously undefeated Delta
Gamma and Women's. Building
lost Wednesday night to Alpha
Omicron Pi and Elm Cottage re
spectively.
• Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi got off to
a good start and at half time the
score was 19-14 in their favor.
Delta Gamma 'fought back
strongly but ' was defeated 31-28.
Betty Jane Webber paced the
winners With 12 points and Nan
cy Rodli had 16• for' the losers.
I3oth teams now boast identical
records, 4 wins, to 1 loss.
Women's' Building forfeited to
Elm Cottage, but is still first in
league VI: In two' othei , games
played Hemlock lost by. forfeit
to Mac Allister and the Co-op
won by forfeit from Alpha Chi
Omega. • ••
Bochy—Boyd
Miss Donna Boyd and James
Bochy were formally engaged
over the holidays. Miss Boyd is
from Grove City.
Bochy„ is a junior in agricultur
al education, and a member of
Delta. Theta. Sigma. •
eniagemenh
of Alpha Epsilon Phi while at
tending the University of Mi
ami in Florida.
Leqness is a member of Zeta
Beta. Tau fraternity and a senior
in commerce and finance. He at
tended the University of Miami
for one year before •transfering
to the College.
The engagement of Miss Thel
ma Coane. and William Dunn,
both of Philadelphia, was an
nounced on New Year's Eve.'
Miss Coane is a junior at the
College and is. majoring .in soci
ology. Mr. Dunn is a senior in
journalism.
and a dance routine provided the
entertainment.
Pi Lambda Phi
In addition to the re-elected
officers of Pi Lambda Phi list
ed previously, William Zeichner
was elected K. of E.
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Panhellenic Passes Resolution
For Three Scholarships
The Panhellenic Council met Tuesday evening in the Alpha Xi
Delta suite in Simmons Hall.
Nancy George was named co-chairman of the Panhel-IFC Ball.
Also on thiS' committee are Gilda Greco and Louise Inserra.
A resolution was passed concerning qualifications for the three
Panhellenic scholarships. Louise Inserra, chairman of the scholar
ship committee, read the pdints that the committee will consider
as a basis for selection. They inc
1. Any girls on the College
Alpha Xi Delta's
Downs Phi Mu's
WRA table tennis intramurals
entered its final phase this week.
On Wednesday evening the Al
pha Xi Delta's downed the Phi
Mu's in a hard fought contest.
Alpha Xi Delta's Lytle defeat
ed Turner 21-19 and 21_15 in• the
first single's match. In the other
single's match Lytle once again
proved victorious with a close
win over Zimmerman of Phi
Mu. The scores were 15-21, 21-13,
and 21-17. Zimmerman and Van
Vactor teamed up for the Phi
Mu's to down Pfeiffer and Whit
ney 21_15 and 21-17.
Phi Sigma Sigma
It took another close two out
of three affair for the Phi Sigma
Sigma's to defeat the Tri
Newman of Phi Sigma Sigma
beat Conaway 21-14 and 21-17.
Hippey had to play. three games
before she could down Senior of
Delta. Delta Delta. Hippey took
the first game 21-18 but Senior
Came back to take the second
one 21-16. The third 'game how
ever was taken by Hippey 21_15
to win the math. In the doubles
event the combination of Dunlap
and Rinehuls proved too much
for the Phi Sigma Sigma duo of
Hyman and Melamed. Once
again it took three games to
win with the scores reading 15-
21, 21-13, and 21-14.
Alpha Epsilon Phi
Alpha Epsilon Phi won from
Zeta Tau Alpha by- forfeit. Beta
Sigma Omicron also won by for
feit from McElwain.
In Monday evening's play
Leonides defeated Philotes. Lan
ing downed Marks 21-13, 19-21,
and 21-14 for . Leonides. Austin
of, Philotes turned around to
even up the matches by beat
ing Harvia 12-21 and 11-21. Phil
otes. Smith and Kelley could not
overcome the strong duo of Ei
fert and Rusinko as they went
down to a 21-8 and 21-16 loss.
It was seen that forfeits con
tinued to plague the table tennis
league as Mac Hall, Spruce Cot
tage and Simmons Hall won by
forfeit from Women's Building,
Hemlock Cottage and Oak re
spectively.
Curtis—Miller
Miss Dorothy Miller, a junior
in music education at the College,.
becanie -engaged on Christmas
ekie 'to Darwin Curtis, who is at
tending the Jamestown Business
College.
Mill" Miller, a member of Alpha
Xi" Delta, is from Sugar Grove.
and in the concert band.
Mr. Curtis, from Sugar Grove
is a member of Delta Nu Omega.
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campus may apply through the
Dean's office for a Panhellenit
scholarship.
2. Senior girls will receive
preference and then any others
3. The girl must be of good
character.
4. The girls can be recom•
mended by the dean's office of
any member of the Council.
5. There is no definite aver•
age required; it will be up to th 4
discretion of the Council.
6. Scholarships are to be an
nounced in January for 111
spring semester and are to b
paid before semester payment
are due.
7. If at any time the thre
scholarships are not used, thi
money will be kept in the schol
arship fund and will be used
when the need arises toward
scholarships.
8. The list of applicants will
be announced at the Panhel
meeting, and if any name is add.
ed by a council member at that
time, the applicants will be voted
on at , the next meeting in order
to allow the committee to looli
up the additional girls qualifi
cations. These points were adopt
ed by the Council as a resolu
tion.
A copy of the list of all girl;
who pre-registered in ' Atherton
Hall Saturday was given to each
rushing chairman. This was done
for the benefit of those sororities
who require recommendations
Delores Jelacic, president of Pan
hel, stressed that those" girls who
pre-registered must regist e
again at the regular registra
tion time as stated in the Pan
hellenic Guidebook. Also.' any
other girl wh..) has not registered
up to that time will be given
the opportunity to do so then.
Rushing schedules will remain
as printed in the Panhellenic
Guidebook. Open Houses will be
held Saturday, February 11, des
pite the fact that all-college
spring serhester registration is
scheduled for that time.
Mary Fox was selected to' rep
resent the Panhellenic Council
at an NAACP committee gather
ing to plan Negro History Week.
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